Its driving me insane and the chuffing songs easy

[grimbeaver]

Its a 2 octave run down and I just cant get it for some reason, someone put me out of my misery please.

and no bloody doctor jokes

[essexbasscat]

Do you mean Doctor doctor, as in Bad case of Loving you ? or another Doctor doctor ? who performed it ?

[Hobbayne]

Iron Maiden, Thompson Twins, UFO, Robert Palmer? All have songs called Doctor Doctor yer know

[PURPOLARIS]

He'll be talking about the one with the two octave run down at the end

[Paul S]

If it is 'Bad Case of Loving You' I play E, D, B, D, B, A, B, A, G, E, E.

[the_skezz]

Was just listening to the UFO song...brilliant group...

[grimbeaver]

sorry its the version by UFO, on some versions it just fades but on others the guitar and the bass do a run down right at the very end

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[grimbeaver]

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[KevB]

You mean the version like the live one that's on Strangers In The Night i expect. I used to do this in an old band years ago and i think we got somewhere close, it was trickier than we first thought and does mean running down from the dusty end. I'll check when i get near a bass and check the notes we used to put in (if someone doesn't beat me to it, it'll probably be tomorrow).

[KevB]

Try:

AGF-DC-AGF-DC-AGFG-D(held)

might be some notes missing though, been a long time1

[Bassassin]

Used to play along to this when I was learning - that would have been when Strangers In The Night was just out!

Just had a go, there are about 10 different live versions on Spotify, and Way doesn't seem to play it the same every time - sometimes he plays the first triplet bit in unison with the guitar & sometimes he doesn't. The clearest one was a BBC in Concert from 1975 - sounds like he plays what KevB put, without the second G:

AGF DCA FDC AGFG D

Any good?

Jon.