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WEEK 3

GIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Friday 27th October - Evening Time - Garston! More info coming soon. 

This week you will explore MANEATER written by HALL & OATES back in 1986. This song is primarily in the key of Bm but switches to D major for the verse sections. D & Bm are relative chords and contain 2 of the same notes:

D F# A = D major     
B D F# = B minor

 C TUNING - PDF DOWNLOADS

MANEATER - PART 1
MANEATER - PART 2
One of Hall & Oates most successful songs was released on Halloween back in 1982 and made it to no1 in the USA. ​“Maneater” was originally going to be a reggae song. However, the ultimate version of it was more inspired by the music of Motown Records although the track does contain a syncopated guitar rhythm that appears half way through the intro section. We will look at some alternative chord positions for playing this part along with a shortened riff for the intro and solo sections. 
SONG NOTES

BARITONE - PDF DOWNLOAD

MANEATER - BARITONE
Notes for the Baritone part are contained within the songsheet.

AUDIO TRACKS

​The audio play along tracks will appear here within 24 hours of your first class taking place and are a great way to help with home practice. 
MANEATER: Main chords only w/click @ 170BPM
MANEATER: Riff & reggae chords w/click @ 170BPM
​MANEATER: Baritone Part w/click @ 170BPM
​Download the full song arrangement to practice along with offline. 
MANEATER MP3

VIDEO TUTORIALS

UKE PARTS
BARITONE PART

NOW OPEN
WEEK 4

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UCL HQ
7 Eastfield Drive
Aigburth
Liverpool
​L17 4LH

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