Biography:
Duran Duran (named after a character in Roger Vadim's sci-fi classic, Barbarella) is an electronic pop rock band that was part of the New Wave movement of the 80s and 90s. Created by Nick Rhodes (keyboards) and John Taylor (bass) in Birmingham, England in 1978, it later add took in Roger Taylor (drums), Andy Taylor (guitar), and Simon Le Bon (lead vocals). The band has sold more than 100 million records over their more than 40 years of existence, making them one of the best-selling groups in history.
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- Late Bar
- Leave A Light On
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- Midnight Sun
- My Antarctica
- My Own Way
- New Moon On Monday
- New Religion
- None Of The Above
- Notorious
- Of Crime And Passion
- Other Peoples Lives
- Out Of My Mind
- Palomino
- Paper Gods
- Planet Earth
- Playing With Uranium
- Pop Trash Movie
- Pressure Off
- Reach Up For The Sunrise
- Red Carpet Massacre
- Runway Runaway
- Save A Prayer
- Shadows On Your Side
- Shes Too Much
- Skin Divers
- Starting To Remember
- Sunrise
- Taste The Summer
- Tel Aviv
- Tempted
- Thank You
- The Edge Of America
- The Man Who Stole A Leopard
- The Reflex
- The Seventh Stranger
- Too Bad Youre So Beautiful
- Too Much Information
- Union Of The Snake
- What Are The Chances
- What Happens Tomorrow
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Album: Notorious (1986)
This song uses an A6 to F#m riff at the beginning. Theoretically, they are almost the
chord because the notes that comprise them are similar. Therefore, staying on the A6
through the beginning while the bass goes to the F# works as well as switching.
Here are the shapes I'd use for the A6 / F#m
To say that a different way: You can use the A6 in place of the F#m if you'd like
A6
fret
5 - high E pointer
7 - Bstring - pinky
6 - G string - middle
7 - D string - ring
0
X - low E
F#m
2
2
2
2
X
X
For the beginning riff you play the A6 chord and dip it down one fret to play the slide chord.
i.e A6...A6...A6...A6-G#6-A6 just slide the whole chord down one fret and back up.
to the record, you'll hear the change.
to
5 4
7 6
6 5
5 4
X X
X X
A6 A6
Working on the weekend, baby.
F#m F#m/A6 slide thing
She's working all through the night.
A6 A6
A jump into the deep end gave her
F#m F#m (A6 slide)
The evidence she required.
A6 A6
Takes five; she's got pearls.
F#m G
Don't fake it when it comes to making money.
A6 A6
So she smiles. But that's cruel.
F#m
If you know what she thinks
G
If you knew what she was after.
G
Sometimes she wonders,
A
And she laughs in her frustration.
break: A - B - C - D
Em B
Would someone please explain
Em A
The reason for this strange behaviour.
Em B
In exploitation's name
Em A
We must be working for the Skin Trade.
break: C - B
same chords throughout remainder
Doctors of the revolution gave us
The medicine we desired.
Besides being absolutely painless
It's a question of compromise.
They got steel.
So cool to get angry at the weekend
And go back to school.
So big deal; it's what rules.
When it comes to making money,
Say yes, please; thank you.
Sometimes you wonder, and ask yourself the question.
[CHORUS (Repeated)]
I know the answer, but I'm asking you the question.
This song uses an A6 to F#m riff at the beginning. Theoretically, they are almost the
chord because the notes that comprise them are similar. Therefore, staying on the A6
through the beginning while the bass goes to the F# works as well as switching.
Here are the shapes I'd use for the A6 / F#m
To say that a different way: You can use the A6 in place of the F#m if you'd like
A6
fret
5 - high E pointer
7 - Bstring - pinky
6 - G string - middle
7 - D string - ring
0
X - low E
F#m
2
2
2
2
X
X
For the beginning riff you play the A6 chord and dip it down one fret to play the slide chord.
i.e A6...A6...A6...A6-G#6-A6 just slide the whole chord down one fret and back up.
to the record, you'll hear the change.
to
5 4
7 6
6 5
5 4
X X
X X
A6 A6
Working on the weekend, baby.
F#m F#m/A6 slide thing
She's working all through the night.
A6 A6
A jump into the deep end gave her
F#m F#m (A6 slide)
The evidence she required.
A6 A6
Takes five; she's got pearls.
F#m G
Don't fake it when it comes to making money.
A6 A6
So she smiles. But that's cruel.
F#m
If you know what she thinks
G
If you knew what she was after.
G
Sometimes she wonders,
A
And she laughs in her frustration.
break: A - B - C - D
Em B
Would someone please explain
Em A
The reason for this strange behaviour.
Em B
In exploitation's name
Em A
We must be working for the Skin Trade.
break: C - B
same chords throughout remainder
Doctors of the revolution gave us
The medicine we desired.
Besides being absolutely painless
It's a question of compromise.
They got steel.
So cool to get angry at the weekend
And go back to school.
So big deal; it's what rules.
When it comes to making money,
Say yes, please; thank you.
Sometimes you wonder, and ask yourself the question.
[CHORUS (Repeated)]
I know the answer, but I'm asking you the question.
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