Music · Section transition
IV to vi
Section boundary moves from the IV chord to the vi chord.
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Just one of their recordings has it, 'Come Together' from 1969. Lennon wrote and sang it, it was cut 21 July 1969, and it was put out as an A-side. It came out on Abbey Road, 6 October 1969. It comes first of the album's seventeen tracks, it was a US number one, and it was reworked for Love. It also has drum riff, which turns up on two of their recordings.
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'Come Together' (1969) is the only Beatles song with a IV to vi section transition.
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| # | Title | Year | Album | Lead Vocal(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Come Together | 1969 | Abbey Road | John | Verse→Chorus: G7 → Bm |
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