Music · Section transition
IV to IV
Section boundary moves from the IV chord to the IV chord.
3
songs
It is heard on three recordings, 'Thank You Girl' from 1963, 'What You're Doing' from 1964 and 'Yellow Submarine' from 1966, sung by John & Paul, by Paul and by Ringo respectively, cut 5 March 1963, 29 September 1964 and 26 May 1966. Of those, 'Yellow Submarine' went through echo chamber, which only three of their recordings did.
See alsoRecurring words:blueComposition:Chorus in IVMotif:ColorRhyme scheme:ABCBChord literal:G → DChord degree:IV–V–IChord literal:D → GChord shape:C → D → G
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Early2 · 50%
Mid-period1 · 25%
Late1 · 25%
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Songs(3)
Year
Album
Writer
Lead vocal(s)
| # | Title | Year | Album | Lead Vocal(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Thank You Girl | 1963 | Past Masters | John, Paul | Verse→Chorus: G → G |
| 2 | What You're Doing | 1964 | Beatles For Sale | Paul | Verse→Chorus: G → G |
| 3 | Yellow Submarine | 1966 | Revolver | Ringo | Verse→Chorus: C → C |
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