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Here's the Star Trek theme played on guitar. We're always saying that the best way to learn a guitar tune is to break it up into small chunks. Practice each chunk and then move to the next. This is much more effective than trying to play from start to finish each time. Well, this tune naturally divides into chunks. There are natural gaps between short phrases on the guitar.

Another factor is familiarity. The better you know a tune, the easier it is to learn it because you tend to know if it sounds right or wrong when practicing. So if you know this tune, give it a go!

This is a lead melody, and is a good choice for those beginning to learn lead guitar. Especially if you know the theme already. Here's the chunks:

Chunk 1 - Chunk 2 - Chunk 3 - Chunk 4 - Chunk 5 - Chunk 6 - Chunk 7 - Chunk 8 - Chunk 9 - Chunk 10

That may seem like a lot, but it's not actually as bad as it seems. Some of these chunks are just the same lick played a few frets up. For example, Chunk 1 and Chunk 2 are exactly the same licks, just 4 frets apart. So once you know Chunk 1, you already know Chunk 2 - just play the same thing higher.

Also, some chunks are just repeated. In this tune, Chunks 3 and 4 are repeated later ( chunks 7 and 8 ). And Chunk 9 is nearly the same as Chunk 5 , the difference is the last few notes.

Collectively this means you only need to learn 6 - 7 chunks to play the whole thing.

When working on other songs / solos, we recommend that you use the Bookmark feature (in the toolbar) to help you mark out your own 'chunks'. Learn to divide songs into chunks for yourself. It will help you learn songs faster!

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Her true colors? All of them. In a career stretching 47 years, Cyndi Lauper, 70, has taken on pop, punk, dance, funk, blues, country and Broadway . And don’t forget the literal colors, from her shifting Day-Glo hair and kaleidoscopic eyeshadow palette to a vibrant, flamboyant fashion sense that would startle a peacock.

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‘True Colors’ (1986)

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‘Time After Time’ (1984)

The beautiful, heartfelt ballad and vocal showcase became a Lauper signature and a ubiquitous love song deployed in movies and TV . Lauper wrote the song with Rob Hyman of the Hooters when both were having difficulties with their romantic partners.

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‘I Drove All Night’ (1989)

This pining, passionate ballad, driven by Lauper’s mature, confident vocal, scored a Grammy nomination. Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly wrote the song for Roy Orbison, who recorded it in 1987, the year before he died, but his version stayed in the vault until 1992.

‘Money Changes Everything’ (1984)

Lauper pulls out the stops with a no-frills, strapping vocal on a hard rocker that decries the ways money poisons relationships. The song was originally released by Atlanta rock band the Brains and written by its front man, Tom Gray, in 1978, but Lauper’s hit eclipsed it artistically and commercially.

‘She Bop’ (1984)

The joyful, zany pop tune about female self-pleasure sparked controversy and landed on the “Filthy Fifteen” list compiled by the Parents Music Resource Center, whose efforts led to the imposition of Parental Advisory stickers on recordings.

‘All Through the Night’ (1984)

Lauper put her stamp on the Jules Shear love song, turning his folkier original into a robust, electronics-pumped vehicle that flaunted her vocal range without sacrificing the romantic ballad’s bittersweetness.

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‘Sally’s Pigeons’ (1993)

Lauper, who cowrote this song in 1991 with Mary Chapin Carpenter, 66, based the tragic narrative on a childhood friend who died after having a back-alley abortion in her teens. A new version was released in 2022 after the repeal of Roe v. Wade.

‘I’m Gonna Be Strong’ (1995)

Lauper belts this wrenching ballad with gusto, drama and all the hurt the lyrics demand. She first recorded it in 1980 as a member of Blue Angel, but the tune has a longer history. Written by Barry Mann, 85, and Cynthia Weil, it was initially recorded by Frankie Laine in 1963 and became a hit when Gene Pitney released it in 1964.

‘My First Night Without You’ (1989)

The second single from the excellent but commercially disappointing A Night to Remember album barely registered on the charts, despite Lauper’s stunning, emotional performance. The powerful, heart-rending ballad deserves a proper live send-off.

‘At Last’ (2003)

Etta James lays claim to the definitive version of this Mack Gordon/Harry Warren standard that every diva aspires to summit. Lauper shines with a stripped-down, bluesy arrangement and luscious, reined-in vocals.

‘The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough’ (1985)

Hired by Steven Spielberg , 77, as the musical director for The Goonies soundtrack, Lauper cowrote the playful, charging pop-rock tune for the project, initially dubbing it “Good Enough.” Warner Bros. changed the song’s name to incorporate the film title. While the singer confessed that she never liked this hit song, she slowly added it to set lists due to fan demand.

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