Biography:
B*Witched are a girl group from Dublin, Ireland who were wildly popular in Europe in the late 1990s and enjoyed mild success in the United States. They were unique for their ability to mix Irish folk music with mainstream pop. After more than a ten year hiatus B*Witched reformed in 2013.
Their members were twin sisters Edele and Keavy Lynch (younger sisters of Boyzone's Shane Lynch), Sinéad O'Carroll, and Lindsay Armaou (now in band Clayton)
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Other songs:
- Blame It On The Weatherman
- C Est La Vie
- Are You A Ghost
- Castles In The Air
- Champagne Or Guinness
- Dont Say Never
- Fighting For The Drop
- Fly Away
- Freak Out
- Get Happy
- Hold On
- I Shall Be There
- If It Dont Fit
- In Fields Where We Lay
- It Was Our Day
- Jesse Hold On
- Jump Down
- Leaves
- Like The Rose
- Love And Money
- My Superman
- Never Giving Up
- Oh Mister Postman
- Red Indian Girl
- Rev It Up
- Rollercoaster
- Someday
- The Shy One
- The Stars Are Ours
- To You I Belong
- Together We Will Be Fine
- Waiting All This Time
- We Four Girls
- Weve Forgotten How
- Where Will You Go
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Freak Out - B*Witched - transcribed by Dave Lamb
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OK, so this songs guitar part is STUPIDLY easy...
for best results, play the barred chords for these...
Right.. when the song starts.. the guitar strums away on a chord...
INTRO...
D D D D D D D D D D
D D D D D D D D D D
D D D D D D D D D D D...
C C C D D D C C C D D.... etc, etc...
This chord strumming above pretty much carries you thro the whole song... really...
that's all the guitar part appears to
be... for the verse and chorus, use the C/D thing... for the pauses use the D thing..
Listen to the CD and play along.. It'll soon become obvious.
But then, near the end, there's a key change... It happens at about (1:52).
It's blatantly obvious, tho..
anyway, the chords here change to:
C# C# C# Eb Eb Eb C# C#, etc, etc...
The only advice I have is "try not to fall asleep whilst playing it.. just try to relish
on how easy the rhythm guitar
part for this song is..."
Oh, and USE barred chords.. not that you have a choice with the part after the key change
It'll be much easier, and sounds a hell of a lot better too!
==========-------------=========================
OK, so this songs guitar part is STUPIDLY easy...
for best results, play the barred chords for these...
Right.. when the song starts.. the guitar strums away on a chord...
INTRO...
D D D D D D D D D D
D D D D D D D D D D
D D D D D D D D D D D...
C C C D D D C C C D D.... etc, etc...
This chord strumming above pretty much carries you thro the whole song... really...
that's all the guitar part appears to
be... for the verse and chorus, use the C/D thing... for the pauses use the D thing..
Listen to the CD and play along.. It'll soon become obvious.
But then, near the end, there's a key change... It happens at about (1:52).
It's blatantly obvious, tho..
anyway, the chords here change to:
C# C# C# Eb Eb Eb C# C#, etc, etc...
The only advice I have is "try not to fall asleep whilst playing it.. just try to relish
on how easy the rhythm guitar
part for this song is..."
Oh, and USE barred chords.. not that you have a choice with the part after the key change
It'll be much easier, and sounds a hell of a lot better too!
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