Chords for Can't You Hear Me Knocking (Lesson on Middle Part) - Rolling Stones

_ _ _ [F] Hey all, _ _ _ _ today's Stones lesson is brought to you by the _ _ _ _ Virginia Cavaliers. _ _ _ _
I did a lesson on the old PT channel, or sorry, PT did a lesson on the old PT channel. _ _ _
_ But _ _ the middle part, [Bm] _ [G] _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ I didn't really do that [F#] part because I was switching guitars because
I was trying to play the whole thing all the way through.
But this will fill that little missing _ gap I guess.
_ So it gets to that part in the middle, _ the breakdown part, where the jam section starts.
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_ [B] _ that's the part we're going to go over.
And it's really easy, simple little lick and very Keith-y.
_ Keith-ish?
Keith-y?
_ _ So what you do is, you're in open [G] G of course. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ So when it [G] gets to _ the_
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_ _ _ _ and it goes into that section _ [D] in D. _
[C#] And so Keith starts [G] with_ _ _ _
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_ [B] _ _ Sounds really cool, sounds complicated, but it's not.
[G#] _ I'm going to call them A _ _ and D and G, B and E.
I'm going to call them that, even though they're tuned, you know what open G is.
If you don't know what open G is or how to tune to it, _ _ _ [F] turn this off, go figure that out and come back.
_ _ [B] _ So [F] on the A string, which is tuned down to G, A _ string is at 10, [B] D string is at 9.
And you just go up one fret on either of them. _
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It almost sounds like [C#] he's doing that with his fingers.
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_ _ [C] _ So you do, just slide [B] that up.
_ And [C#] then on [D] the _ _
[G] _ _ D and G, so D is at 11, G is at 10.
And those get [G#m] _ _
slid, get slidden, those get slid _ _ one fret just like the other one.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ one is just D, G, sorry, A, D and G at 12.
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[D#m] _ And [A] then once you get into that, you can just sit there and do that for an hour.
_ _ [G] So I guess let's go through just so it gets through that section. _ _
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So it gets a little bit, once the sax really gets going, _ it gets a little hard to tell what Mick T is doing, what Keith is doing.
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[F] [G] mess _ _ around with _ some minor chords in there, [D] D minor [G] basically. _ _
But _ [F] that's really it.
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If you have any trouble, let me know, but I don't think you