Why The Rolling Stones' 'Brown Sugar' Gives Guitarists Trouble In Standard Tuning: Keith Richards Built The Part On Five Strings [News]

Tab Spotlight : Apart from the tuning, Keith Richards rarely hits all five strings at once. That's a big part of where the "Brown Sugar" rhythm gets its true feel.

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