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SKU: A0.1117266
By Rush. By Geddy Lee Weinrib. Arranged by Dan Chernow. 20th Century,Contemporary,Pop,Rock. Guitar Tab. 11 pages. Dan Chernow #718848. Published by Dan Chernow (A0.1117266).Meticulous note-for-note guitar transcription of the classic song by Rush. This is a wholly new and original transcription, done solely by Berklee graduate and guitar instructor Dan Chernow, and has never before been available until now. By far the most famous of Rush's early boogie-rock songs, they played this song in their live set for many decades. Alex shows great feel for the style, with many variations of his rhythm parts, varying the chords and riff patterns with the ease of a seasoned master even at age 21. His solo is a mini-composition unto itself, featuring tons of tricky double stop bends and surprisingly very little flash. Any bar band would have been proud if this was their only famous tune, yet we know that MUCH more was in store for Rush. Enjoy it here in all it's beer-soaked glory, with all the details you could ever want. SEE and HEAR this on YouTube! (link to full video included near bottom of pdf).
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