Back in ’72 cover

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Bob Seger

Back in ’72 (1973)rockTop 5%4:52SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: E minorestTempo: 80 BPMestTime signature: 4/4

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100%8 tracks · 4,533 notes · E minor · 78 BPM· 4:52Recommended
Intro
Verse 1
Chorus 1
Verse 2
Chorus 2
Verse 5
Chorus 4
Lead Vocals
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Piano
Sax
Bass
Strings
Drums
100%28 tracks · 4,464 notes · E minor · 82 BPM· 4:44
Acoustic guitar (nylon)
Electric bass (finger)
Flute
Electric Guitar (clean) 1
Electric guitar (clean) 2
Electric guitar (clean) 3
Rock organ
Electric Piano 2 1
Electric piano 2 2
Tenor sax
String Ensemble 2
crash 1 49
crash 2 57
hh clsd 42
hh open 46
hh pdl 44
kick 2 35
ride 1 51
ride 2 59
side stick 37
snare 1 38
snare 2 40
splash cymb 55
tambourine 54
tom low 1 43
tom low 2 41
tom mid 1 47
tom mid 2 45
100%7 tracks · 4,152 notes · E minor · 78 BPM· 4:56
Acoustic bass
Electric piano 1
Acoustic guitar (steel)
Tenor sax
String ensemble 1
Pan flute
Drums
95%5 tracks · 6,094 notes · E minor · 80 BPM· 4:422025
Intro
Verse 1
Chorus
Interlude
Verse 2
Chorus
Interlude
Verse 3
Chorus
Post-chorus
Outro
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Bass
Drums
Lead Vocals
95%5 tracks · 6,270 notes · E minor · 80 BPM· 4:42simplified
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Bass
Drums
Lead Vocals

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —8 tracks · 4:52

About this song

Turn the Page by Bob Seger is in E minor (estimated), around 80 BPM, 4/4 time. This 8-track arrangement runs 4:52 (Electric grand piano, Acoustic guitar (nylon), Electric guitar (jazz), Electric bass (pick), String ensemble 1, Tenor sax, and Drums), with an intro and alternating verses and choruses. 5 versions available to play and practice.

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GuitarAdvanced
5.4 notes/sec
OtherIntermediate
0.44 notes/sec
PianoIntermediate
3.11 notes/sec
OtherIntermediate
0.24 notes/sec
BassBeginner
1.11 notes/sec
DrumsBeginner
1.8 notes/sec
VocalsBeginner
1.5 notes/sec

Chord progressionsestimated

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Intro
Verse
Chorus

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Vocal range

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C4C5C6D4B5

D4 – B5 · 21 semitones (~1.8 octaves)

About the key of E minor

E minor is the most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are Em, Am, and Bm.

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