As long as there was music good enough to tap your toes to, anything could be forgiven. And by God, it is hilarious! The lip sync is totally disastrous, and Daryl Hall’s onscreen phobia is more than noticeable. That is, until you watch the Music Video of the song. The chorus does contain some quirky lyrics, “She’ll chew you up” being one of the most significant ones. The chorus starts for the second time at 02:15, and goes on till 02:36.
The beats are fast, but the song is slow enough to keep you wanting more. For example, when I cycle, it’s my favorite song to listen to. The song may seem to be on the slower side, but you can never get enough of it. The tempo of the song remains unchanged, which really adds to the effect it has on us. A couple of seconds later, the second stanza begins. It loops twice, and goes in a brief instrumental interlude consisting of a couple of perky synthesizer effects. The first chorus starts at 01:27, the word ‘Maneater’ being heard for the first time. The beats this song contains are on the faster side, but still seem to keep the momentum of the song at a slow pace. His voice suits the background rhythm perfectly. Daryl initiates the vocals at 00:43, and I have to say, he has a terrific voice- Deep, smooth and crisp. But the genres seem to have matched perfectly, and given a brilliant output. It’s an awkward composition – a mixture of Classic, Jazz, Blues and Pop. In fact, if you just listen to the instrumental version of this song (Hard to find off the internet) you’ll be tapping your toes to this tune all day. I have to say, the saxophone and the bass guitar make an exceptional pair, and they have worked wonders for this song. The song starts off with the lead bass guitar, which meets a synthesizer effect (00:11) and finally meets with the saxophone at 00:27. The secondary ones being the saxophone, the synthesizer and the acoustic guitar. The bass guitar is used as the main lead instrument. Oh, you’re pretty shocked, huh? Well, it’s the truth. Review: The song starts off with the lead instrument – The bass guitar. There’s only one version of this song, viz. It stayed on the ‘Numero Uno’ position for four weeks, surpassing their previous record of three, courtesy of Kiss on My List. The song went on to reach the Number One spot in the Billboard Hot 100 Singles charts (December 18, 1992). May the rock opera vibes during this album era never cease.Ĭyrus also chatted with Fallon in an interview segment, where she discussed her letter exchange with Stevie Nicks to ask permission for a sample, her relationship with her godmother Dolly Parton, and how the “Maneater” cover was dedicated to her “future ex-husband.Hall & Oates : Daryl Hall, John Oates History: “ Maneater” is a song produced by the ‘quite’ famous duo “Hall & Oates” ( Daryl Hall & John Oates) for their 1982 album titled “ H2O“.
Fallon seemed absolutely delighted that Cyrus was putting her own spin on the Eighties soft-rock classic, and it’s no wonder: In Cyrus’ hands, it ends up sounding like the best Joan Jett singles.įor her “Midnight Sky” performance, Cyrus switched over to a black dress, similar to the one seen in the track’s official music video and cover art, but with a leopard-print pattern and a dramatic side cutout. Miley Cyrus returned to the Tonight Show stage on Thursday to perform her new single “Midnight Sky.”īut as a special treat for Jimmy Fallon and his crew, the pop star also performed a cover of Hall & Oates’ “Maneater,” which she rocked out to in a red sparkling dress.
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