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L2.2 PEOPLE ARE STRANGE


"PEOPLE ARE STRANGE" by The Doors uses apocalyptic weather imagery inspired by the 1941 film The Devil and Daniel Webster to symbolise the concept of impending doom.

SONG 2 - PEOPLE ARE STRANGE

This song contains 4 chords, Em, Am, B7 & G and is in the key of Em however, this chord progression is not played chromatically throughout so see the song sheets for more information.
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There are a combination of strumming patterns and 3 choices to play B7 in open position. Ideally if you are moving from a G to B7 - you can easily shift the whole G shape up to the GC & E strings for B7a. Otherwise if you are moving to or from an Em chords, try B7b as again, it is the same shape as Em but moved onto the GC & E strings. 

PART 1: This is the basic rhythm part for L2.1 learners with open chords and the riff section. 
PEOPLE ARE STRANGE - PART 1
PART 2. This L2.2 part provides some alternative chord positions and a bit of finger picking. Download the song sheet below and Have a listen to the audio track to hear what it should sound like. 
PEOPLE ARE STANGE - PART 2

VIDEOS

Video tutorials and play along tracks may take up to 24 hours to appear after your class taking place. If they are not yet available, please check back in as this is a great way to help with home practice. 

PEOPLE ARE STRANGE - PART 1 


PEOPLE ARE STRANGE - PART 2


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