Piggies - The Beatles [ 4K ] - Fingerstyle Guitar FREE TAB

Описание: Piggies - The Beatles [ 4K ] Fingerstyle Guitar FREE TAB Gavin Libotte
My Solo instrumental Guitar arrangement of Piggies by George Harrison from the Beatles White Album.

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PIGGIES

Personnel
George Harrison: vocals, guitar
John Lennon: tape loops
Paul McCartney: bass
Ringo Starr: drums, tambourine
Chris Thomas: harpsichord
Henry Datyner, Eric Bowie, Norman Lederman, Ronald Thomas: violins
John Underwood, Keith Cummings: violas
Eldon Fox, Reginald Kilbey: cellos
George Harrison began writing ‘Piggies’ in 1966, the same year he composed the similarly ascerbic ‘Taxman’. Although musically quite different, both songs contain social commentary about financial greed and class differences.
‘Piggies’ wasn’t recorded by The Beatles until late 1968. The song underwent some revisions beforehand, with lyrical contributions from John Lennon and Harrison’s mother Louise.
‘Piggies’ is a social comment. I was stuck for one line in the middle until my mother came up with the lyric, ‘What they need is a damn good whacking’ which is a nice simple way of saying they need a good hiding. It needed to rhyme with ‘backing,’ ‘lacking,’ and had absolutely nothing to do with American policemen or Californian shagnasties!
George Harrison
Lennon, meanwhile, gave him the line, “Clutching forks and knives to eat their bacon”. When the group demoed it at Harrison’s Esher bungalow in May 1968, however, the line was “…to eat their pork chops”. This early version can be heard on the Anthology 3 collection and on the super deluxe 50th anniversary edition of the White Album.
An additional verse was also cut from the song, although reinstated by Harrison during live performances after The Beatles split up. The lines can be heard on his 1992 album Live In Japan.



Everywhere there’s lots of piggies
Playing piggy pranks
You can see them on their trotters
Down at the piggy banks
Paying piggy thanks
To the pig brother


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