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Subject: Re: George's bloody wah wah
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On 26 Apr 2008, Adam  wrote in
rec.music.beatles: 

> Would that include George's bits in "I Need You" and
"Yes It Is"? 
> (To pick some songs we all probably know.)  Or is that some other
> effect? 

Similar effect, but not the same. What you hear in the above song is a 
variation in volume, not tone. It can be done with a volume pedal, 
although I've read that in one or both of those songs, George was 
playing while John twisted the volume knob on the guitar.

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