Did Keith already have the vague outlines of the “Honky Tonk Women” intro lick as early as 1964? Find out! Also: I take a look at Keith’s “paleo” suspension shape from “19th Nervous Breakdown” and discuss how he applied it to later open G riffs. Most of Keith’s vocabulary was present at an early stage. Some of it was just latent!

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