Get Back | TAB
Transcribing and merging two guitar parts into one playable version is time-consuming, but also one of the most rewarding challenges. Once you’ve mastered the TAB, you can start improvising around it.
Intro
To create a sense of movement, the intro has a slightly chaotic feel:

Verse
The verse keeps continuity so it doesn’t distract from the vocal, with variation provided by a honky-tonk pattern:

Chorus
Most choruses use an A7#9 in a D shape rather than the classic Hendrix chord shape. The D7 receives the same rhythmic treatment, alternating between honky-tonk and strumming:

The second chorus sticks to honky-tonk, with a D-shaped A chord and the keyboard lick at the end:

Solo
The solo resembles a verse, with a slight modification at the end to transition smoothly into the second chorus:

Get Back Backing Tracks + TAB | Related Pages
Get Back | Chords + Lyrics
You can learn how to play Get Back by The Beatles using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, a chord chart, and the original recording.
| A5 (A6) | A5 (A6 A7) | D7 (D6) | A5 (A6 A7) |
Jojo was a man who thought he was a loner, but he knew it couldn’t last…




