Earlier this year, I was thinking about the Hohner Pianet solo in the alternate take of the Zombies' "Nothing's Changed" (available on the third disc of Zombie Heaven), and I realized that most of it is triplets. I re-learned it, notated it, and made this short demonstration of it. The Vox Continental part, which I included in the audio but didn't show in the video, is the same except for an arpeggiated A major at the end. On their own, the two keyboard parts sound a bit odd; for some context, I also played the guitar chords. I used The Zombies Greatest Hits, published by Alfred, as a basis, but I didn't follow exactly what the book has (because I don't think it's entirely accurate). I played C major | C major 7 | D minor 7 | E minor | F major | G major | A major. Of course, there's the standard disclaimer that I may not have this entirely accurate either.
Drawbar settings I used for the Vox Continental (also played on my Nord Electro):
16' at 6, 8' and 4' at 8, IV at 8
