8 thoughts on “Jumping Jack Flash (later versions)”

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   societyforrealmusic

   February 20, 2013 -

   This is the one on Ya Yas. In his book he says he wrote it but I read somewhere Bill Wyman was playing it on the piano and Keith said "What’s that?" and put it in a song?

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   BROOKS39

   February 20, 2013 -

   Jumpin Jack Flash or Stones stuff in general has always been a bloody puzzle working out what key they are playing in. I have played this in open E before and in standard tunings. Keith used a Tele with 5 strings later as well? Correct me if I’m wrong??

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   MinivanMegafun100

   February 20, 2013 -

   This is AWESOME! Every tab on the net is for the studio version. I put in the Live in Rio DVD and played along and this was bang on! Thank you for posting these videos as I’m a much more visual learner. You ROCK!

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   Chuck Jenkins

   February 20, 2013 -

   sweet!

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   Thistlesifter220

   February 20, 2013 -

   Well, I must say you do pretty well with the Stones.

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   alexandre1129

   February 20, 2013 -

   fantastic analysis, nice tone and guitar as well!

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   Flare4roach

   February 20, 2013 -

   Hey man, I’ve been playing open G Jack Flash for years now and you’re the first person I’ve seen on YouTube do it correctly (like me!). Good job. Keep up the Keef riffs.

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   sakalan

   February 20, 2013 -

   Thank you, thank you, thank you. Awsome. Wow. This is what I’ve been looking for. Everybody knows about there being some Open G-version(s) – the typical live version – but I didnt know there actually were different live versions, I could hear it but not get it. I actaully prefer the Open D, studio version and the Rock n roll circus version in standard. Thanks for uploading these great lessons in how to play JJF. Any chance youll upload a version in Open D?

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