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Best Of Hall And Oates
On The Acoustic
Welcome to my best of Hall And Oates page where you'll find some free demos, chord sheet, rhythm tips and more.
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Best Of Hall And Oates Song
Chords, Lyrics, Rhythm Tips, Tutorials
1. Out Of Touch
Out Of Touch hails from the 1985 album Big Bam Boom.
The song was a #1 in the US and a top 10 in several others.
This one I play in standard tuning with no lead work required and playing a down up stop up rhythm pattern along with some down strokes. For chords you'll need an F, Dm, G, Am, A#, Am7 and a D.
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2. Rich Girl
Rich Girl was released in 1977 and became a #1 hit in the US and a #5 in Canada.
You'll find this track in the album "Bigger Than Both Of Us".
This one is also played in standard tuning with the chords D, Gbm, Bm, Bm/A, G, D/Gb, Em and an A7. No lead in this one as you play a down down up down up and repeat rhythm pattern.
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3. Sara Smile
Sara Smile was a single release in 1976 from the album Daryl Hall & John Oates.
The song peaked at #4 in the US.
No lead required in this number but a few riffs in the rhythm as you play the chords Dm, Am7, Gm, Csus, C, A#, A7sus, A7, Edim and a C#. Played in standard tuning with a down down up down up down down up down up down up rhythm pattern.
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4. She's Gone
She's Gone
was a hidden gem of a song when it appeared on their 1973 album
Abandoned Luncheonette. Reelased as a single it peaked at #60 in the US.
Three years later in 1976 She's Gone was re-released as a single again
and this time made it to #33 and put the duo on the map.
The chords here are A, B, Abm, Dbm, B7, Gbm, A#, D#, D7, Dsus7, C, G6, Am, G, A7sus and an A7. For rhythm play a down down down up down up and repeat pattern. Played in standard tuning and no lead work.
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5. When The Morning Comes
When The Morning Comes is a track off the 1996 album "The Atlantic Collection".
The song was never released as a single.
I play this number in standard tuning with no lead work but a few riffs blended into the rhythm pattern which is a down down up down up down up - up up down up down up and repeat. The chords you'll need are Am7, Gmaj7, G, C, Bm, Dmsus and a D7.
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6. You Make My Dreams
You Make My Dreams was released back in 1981 from the album "Voices".
The one reached #5 in the US.
This one I play with a capo 3rd fret in drop D tuning. No lead while you play a down down down down down down down up down up rhythm pattern using the chords D, G, Em and an A.
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