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The opening chord of A Hard Day's Night. George, on a twelve string, plays a Gsus chord. From bass to treble that's G,C,F,A,C,G. On a twelve string guitar, the bottom four notes get doubled at the octave, while the top two are doubled in unison.

Underneath, Paul plays a D. And John strums a Dsus chord, ADADG, leaving out the bottom string.

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So from bass to treble we get the following: D, G, A, C, D, F, G, AA, CCC, DD, F, GG, A. The result is a perfect collaboration, and a beautiful example of the Beatles ability to come up with something that is both chaotic and suberbly balanced all at once.

If you've heard it, you remember it, and you know what I mean. If not, then why are you reading this far?

Spitz describes this chord in some detail, and quite differently. He says George plays a G7 chord with an added ninth, and a suspended fourth, and leaves it at that.

I bring this up for two reasons. First, if Spitz gets this wrong, then it casts in