[strumminsix]

I've alwayst stumbled thru the intro with a higher octave C to F but I know I am missing something. Anyone know?

[Chasing Light Beams]

i second that one, what is bob doing? although i see it is five, almost six years later, so who's paying attention to this anyway? in that case, YEEEEEEEOOOOOOOW!
Woo, Who, Hoo!

[mkaufman]

Sounds like CMaj7 -> G -> Am7 (w/ E on top).

Try not playing the high E string for the 2nd & 3rd chords.

Could also probably play an Em7 inversion with D on the top for the 2nd chord as JG plays an Em arpeggio, however, a G chord on the D/G/B strings using the open E chord shape will also have the D on top and it sounds essentially the same and is much easier to play!

mk

[strumminsix]

Sounds like CMaj7 -> G -> Am7 (w/ E on top).

Try not playing the high E string for the 2nd & 3rd chords.

Could also probably play an Em7 inversion with D on the top for the 2nd chord as JG plays an Em arpeggio, however, a G chord on the D/G/B strings using the open E chord shape will also have the D on top and it sounds essentially the same and is much easier to play!

mk

Cmaj7 > G > Fmaj7 is my take

[Pete B.]

You can kinda see his hands at approx 2min10sec of this vid (where they repeat the intro):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOTb44yYqr4

[mkaufman]

Cmaj7 > G > Fmaj7 is my take

Ah yes - I completely spaced on the Fmaj7. Pretty sure that's what I play using an inversion w/ E on top.

mk

[oceanbear11]

i second that one, what is bob doing? although i see it is five, almost six years later, so who's paying attention to this anyway?

I am. This thread will hopefully be very helpful when I read through it.