Preview of the interactive piano roll for “Too Much To Lose” by Jeff Beck.
The progression
Structure & dynamics
What's in the mix
There and Back (1980)
Another instrumental fusion effort, this one reunited Beck with Jan Hammer and pursued a similar blend of rock guitar and synthesizer-driven arrangements. It continued the direction he had established with Wired.
All of There and BackJeff Beck
Jeff Beck (1944-2023) was a guitarist from Surrey, England, who spent most of his career making instrumental rock, jazz-fusion, and blues-influenced music. He first gained attention as a member of the Yardbirds in the mid-1960s, then led his own groups through decades of stylistic reinvention. He was widely regarded as one of the most technically inventive electric guitarists of his generation, with a particular focus on tone and technique over conventional song structures.
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Good to know
What key is "Too Much To Lose" in?
"Too Much To Lose" by Jeff Beck is in C major.
What is the tempo of "Too Much To Lose"?
"Too Much To Lose" plays at around 103 BPM in 4/4 time.
What chords are in "Too Much To Lose"?
The core progression is G, Dm, C, F7, Csus4(b7), and Am7, built around the C major tonal center.
What instruments play on "Too Much To Lose"?
The recording features electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, electric piano, and synth pads.
Can I get a piano roll for "Too Much To Lose"?
Yes. Songscription turns "Too Much To Lose" by Jeff Beck into an interactive piano roll you can play along with.
Is "Too Much To Lose" piano roll easy to learn?
The piano roll shows every note of "Too Much To Lose" falling onto the keys, and you can slow it right down so the fast parts come a few notes at a time. At 103 BPM in C major, it is very learnable once you ease off the speed.
What album is "Too Much To Lose" on?
"Too Much To Lose" appears on There and Back (1980).
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It is produced by AI trained on millions of bars of music, and you can play it back and fine-tune any details before you download.
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