Slowhand cover

Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out

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Eric Clapton

Slowhand (1977)blues rockTop 5%2:53SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: A minorestTempo: 90 BPMest

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97%6 tracks · 3,893 notes · A minor · 90 BPM· 2:53AcousticRecommended
Lead Vocals
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Piano
Bass
Drums
92%11 tracks · 9,592 notes · D minor · 95 BPM· 3:43extended
Nobody Wants You When You're Down & Out
Bass (BB)
Drums (BB)
Piano (BB)
Guitar (BB)
Strings (BB)
piano melody
Banjo
Trumpet
Trombone
Clarinet
vibes
69%1 tracks · 1,362 notes · A minor · 90 BPM· 3:28extendedNobody Knows You're Down And Out
Guitar

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —6 tracks · 2:53

About this song

Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out by Eric Clapton is in A minor (estimated), around 90 BPM. This 6-track arrangement runs 2:53 (Acoustic grand piano, Acoustic guitar (steel), Electric bass (finger), Lead 6 (voice), and Drums). 3 versions available to play and practice.

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GuitarAdvanced
5.91 notes/sec
PianoAdvanced
4.34 notes/sec
DrumsIntermediate
3.99 notes/sec
VocalsIntermediate
1.25 notes/sec
BassBeginner
1.65 notes/sec

Vocal range

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C3C4C5C6G3G5

G3 – G5 · 24 semitones (~2 octaves)

About the key of A minor

A minor is the 2nd most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are Am, Dm, and Em.

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