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Danger! High Voltage: Lead Sheet / Fake Book

By Anthony Selph / By Joseph Frezza / By Tyler Spencer / By Stephen Nawara / As performed by Electric Six

Item: 35-DS00096967

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00096967

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Why we love this

Electric Six's signature track brings raw energy and irreverent humor to the keyboard, making it instantly recognizable to students and audiences alike. The lead sheet format invites creative arrangement and improvisation while keeping the iconic riff front and center. It's the kind of tune that energizes a rehearsal room and proves that contemporary rock repertoire belongs in serious musicianship study.

What to expect

Propulsive and electrifying. The track pulses with relentless energy and tongue-in-cheek attitude, built on a hypnotic keyboard riff that pulls you forward. It's theatrical without being overwrought, playful without losing its groove.

Who it's for

Keyboardists, vocalists, and pianists who want to expand beyond classical repertoire into contemporary rock while maintaining serious musicianship standards. This is also ideal for students in rock ensembles, combos, or jazz programs exploring modern popular music through lead sheet reading.

How to get the most out of it

  • Nail the rhythmic precision of the main hook before layering in dynamics. This riff drives the entire tune, so lock it first.
  • Study the recorded version to internalize the attitude and swagger of the original. The groove sits slightly behind the beat in a way that takes intention to capture.
  • Experiment with different voicings on the keyboard part. The lead sheet gives you the melody; use your understanding of harmony to color it distinctly.
  • Keep the energy consistent even during quieter passages. This song lives on momentum, so maintain the propulsive feel throughout.

How to use it

Perfect as a closer for a contemporary music concert or pops program where you want to leave the audience grinning and energized. It also works beautifully as a sight-reading or improvisation study in ensemble settings, especially when you want to break the mold of traditional concert repertoire and connect with students who live in modern music.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and performing from lead sheets with minimal harmonic framework
  • Maintaining groove and pocket in syncopated rhythmic patterns
  • Rock keyboard voicing and comping techniques
  • Balancing precision with attitude in contemporary music performance
  • Adapting recorded performance nuance through transcription and ear training

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