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Going Mobile Who
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InQuin (report)
You'll probably find this much easier to play starting on A. Hard to know what Pete T. did, since he apparently hasn't played it live. But his bro, Simon, plays it beginning on the A, then goes to Bm, then G6 and G. That's the missing ingredient in the chords above: that 6th chord. And the G6 couldn't be any simpler-- highest 4 strings open (but you'll be alternating with G-- xx003x).
Starting on D also works pretty well, but isn't as easy overall because next you'll go to Em, then have to play C6 alternating against C, which should be done with barre chords (x35555 and x35553). A bit tricky, but this way also sounds good if you can manage it.