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Key of this?

PostPosted:Sat Jul 26, 2008 5:07 am
by Oscillation
does anyone know what key this is in?

Peggy-O Raceway Park Englishtown, NJ 9/3/77

there's a preview of it here

http://www.nugs.net/prodDet.aspx?produc ... ctID=16135

PostPosted:Sat Jul 26, 2008 5:45 am
by SpaceYrface43
I'm pretty sure it's in Amaj.could be wrong though.

PostPosted:Sat Jul 26, 2008 8:11 am
by Dozin
Play to that version all the time

||: A / / / | D / / / | % | A / / / | % |
| A / / / | F#m / / / | C#m / / / | % |
| D / / / | A / / / | A / C#7 / |F#m / / /| % |
| A / / / | D / / / | % | A / / / | % | % | % :||

PostPosted:Sat Jul 26, 2008 9:51 am
by pappypgh
Dozin wrote:Play to that version all the time

||: A / / / | D / / / | % | A / / / | % |
| A / / / | F#m / / / | C#m / / / | % |
| D / / / | A / / / | A / C#7 / |F#m / / /| % |
| A / / / | D / / / | % | A / / / | % | % | % :||
Although that C#7 passing chord sounds nice...the GD don't play it regularly. But it does sound sweet.

I've seen Weir use it in passing sometimes...much like the passing diminished chord in LLR.


E B Cdim C#m......A - E
The covers were still warm - where you'd been layin'.



But I don't believe it's played with any regularity...just my .02.

BUT Peggy-O is, indeed in the key of A and the rest of those chords look accurate to me!

PostPosted:Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:09 am
by jonarobb
73'-75' versions are in G. Has a nice feel to it....

PostPosted:Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:43 am
by strumminsix
pappypgh wrote:
Dozin wrote:Play to that version all the time

||: A / / / | D / / / | % | A / / / | % |
| A / / / | F#m / / / | C#m / / / | % |
| D / / / | A / / / | A / C#7 / |F#m / / /| % |
| A / / / | D / / / | % | A / / / | % | % | % :||
Although that C#7 passing chord sounds nice...the GD don't play it regularly. But it does sound sweet.
Seems like the D is held a bit long.

There is also a passing E chord before the first F#m

And the C#7 might be better being a C#m: I hear a A/Ab which if you simplified that out to a triad (omitting the root) it would the same same notes as C#m less the A.

A = A E C#
A/Ab = Ab E A C#
C#m =C# Ab E

Just my $.02

PostPosted:Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:24 am
by Mick
jonarobb wrote:73'-75' versions are in G. Has a nice feel to it....
I usually play this in G as well. I think the only recording of it I have is on DP 20, which I think is also in G. The major chords in the tab on this site are C, F# and G, which looks conflicted between C and G. So basically, I walk around thinking of Peggy-O as being a key of G song.

However, based on the chords Dozin posted, there is no way that version is G. All of them are inside the key of A except the C#7 as already pointed out, so without listening to the version, that would be my guess too.

PostPosted:Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:46 am
by pappypgh
SS - that's what I mostly play as well - A/Ab