Hello all
I am having a tough time trying to figure out the bridge and the transition part just before the bridge on I Can See (Get Yourself Together).

I believe Ive got the main riff down but I’m having trouble with the rest.


Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks!

No one? No one can help me with this?

Maybe if I started a thread about the design Mick's stage wear for the 70th anniversy tour, I'd get some help!

Joking....just joking!

sorry Cafaro but I don't have this title in my collection.

I found it on Youtube

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Cafaro
Hello all
I am having a tough time trying to figure out the bridge and the transition part just before the bridge on I Can See (Get Yourself Together).

I believe Ive got the main riff down but I’m having trouble with the rest.


Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks!

to me the main riff is B and E.
then, you have F#, G# minor, E and F#
you also have E, B, E, B, E, B, F# ....then back to the main riff

Thank you JPASC!!!

It was the G#minor that was throwing me.

thank you so much

Abm .... Ah I see it too

Wow. I never heard this before. What is it from?

It's from '66 , the 'Buttons' sessions, I believe. Early Keith hard rock guitar. But it is often listed under other titles: "Get Yourself Together" and "Can't Believe".
The Chesterfield Kings released this one officially. And they were right; this is a great Stones rocker.

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It's from '66 , the 'Buttons' sessions, I believe. Early Keith hard rock guitar. But it is often listed under other titles: "Get Yourself Together" and "Can't Believe".
The Chesterfield Kings released this one officially. And they were right; this is a great Stones rocker.

You're probably right, of course, but musically it sounds way more Out Of Our Heads than Buttons, imo.

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Between the Buttons sessions, August 1966. There's three versions available, and early version, somewhat more bluesy, then an instrumental version, then the instrumental version with added vocals.

Mathijs

For your listening pleasure....I'll get the other two versions when I am at my other computer

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Surprised it never wound up as even a b-side at least. Solid track.

Im surprised more people havent heard this. Been around for ages. Another one from these sessions I love is the Yesterday's Papers demo.

Not a great song, imo, but an interesting curiosity.

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Not a great song, imo, but an interesting curiosity.

Indeed. It's a cousin of Who's Driving Your Plane, also a curiosity.

Mathijs

The chesterfield Kings' version is pretty rockin'. My old band recorded and released a version of it right around the same time, '94, but it's inferior to their version, save for a great Hopkins-esque piano track by our friend Mike.

I must disagree my friends. I love this song! One of favorite outtakes. For me it's right up there with Save Me

It's a rock song vs. the silliness of the ripped off Beatlesque pop mess they were putting out at that time. I would have loved to hear them play it live in 1969. All that heavy riffing with KR using his plexi guitar through the Ampegs? C'mon! Imagine how nasty this would have been at Hyde Park in 69?(Yes, I love how they sounded then)

Hendrix would have had a blast with this song. I like the Kings version very much as well. Andy as usual does a great job with the guitar work.

I love the distorted guitar. And there is no ALO endless echo on this version. Charlie's drumming in great. He's hitting the snare hard but with his usual finesse.

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Palace Revolution 2000
It's from '66 , the 'Buttons' sessions, I believe. Early Keith hard rock guitar. But it is often listed under other titles: "Get Yourself Together" and "Can't Believe".
The Chesterfield Kings released this one officially. And they were right; this is a great Stones rocker.

You're probably right, of course, but musically it sounds way more Out Of Our Heads than Buttons, imo.

I'm really surprised DP, that you hear this one as OOOH. Keith didn't really start playing like that until the Buttons sessions. That crunchy sound w/o the reverb. And the determined line in the verse.

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Cafaro
I must disagree my friends. I love this song! One of favorite outtakes. For me it's right up there with Save Me

It's a rock song vs. the silliness of the ripped off Beatlesque pop mess they were putting out at that time. I would have loved to hear them play it live in 1969. All that heavy riffing with KR using his plexi guitar through the Ampegs? C'mon! Imagine how nasty this would have been at Hyde Park in 69?(Yes, I love how they sounded then)

Hendrix would have had a blast with this song. I like the Kings version very much as well. Andy as usual does a great job with the guitar work.

I love the distorted guitar. And there is no ALO endless echo on this version. Charlie's drumming in great. He's hitting the snare hard but with his usual
finesse.

Agreed! This song captures the raw energy of the early Stones IMHO. Like the guitar(s) on this! Am an old Stones fan from the sixties, but did not hear this song until seeing it on YouTube last year. I wonder if Brian is playing guitar on this song at all, or if this is this all Keith's playing.

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Cafaro
I must disagree my friends. I love this song! One of favorite outtakes. For me it's right up there with Save Me

Well, it shares with Save Me that it really doesn't go nowhere.

Mathijs