Gypsy Guitar Help
 

Is this how you play the main riff you hear throughout the song?

-----8----10----12---15--12---10------------------------- E
-10---------------------------------12----10-----8------- B

Also how do you play the very 1st part of the song?

No. Watch THE DANCE dvd and you'll see it more clearly. He's playing notes on the G string as well:


e I-------------10---13v---10-------------------I
B I--10---13-------------------13---10----------I
G I--------------------------------------12v-----I
D I----------------------------------------------I
A I----------------------------------------------I
E I----------------------------------------------I

i'm assuming you were talking about The Dance...? :shocked:

Actually from the Mirage version the 1st 2 seconds of the song how do you play that?

This is how I am learning "Gypsy" on my acoustic guitar.
Capo 5TH Fret

Chords of the intro- C- Csus2- Am7- Fsus2- G- Fsus2 - G
( I saw this on a tab site.)

From my Fleetwood Mac songbook the chords for the intro are F-Fmaj7-F6-F-Bbmaj7-C-then it repeats the same chords for the verses untill the part that goes " To the gypsy that remains, who faces freedom, with a little bit of fear......" the chords go to a Dm - C -F - Bb. From the tab site he did not post the chords to that part of the song. Do I still play those chords( Dm- C- F- Bb ) with a capo on the 5th Fret?

I like playing the tab site version for the intro better.

I hope I made myself clear on this it's really late.

Not what you were asking for, but thought you might...
 

Landslide Fleetwood Mac Guitar guitar Tutorial — Guitar Tips
By admin
25 Responses to “Landslide Fleetwood Mac Guitar guitar Tutorial”. Garyinspired95 on January 3rd, 2011 at 4:41 pm. might you be able to show how to play the chords just in a tad bit more detail. I can barely see what you're doing and ...
http://guitar.dracony.org/2011/01/03...itar-tutorial/

Thank you for posting the tutotial for "Landslide"
Hopefully soon I'll get the fingerpickin" part right for "Landslide"

This might be what you are looking for
 

Fleetwood Mac - "Gypsy" Guitar tabs. Accurate and free
The best Fleetwood Mac - Gypsy Guitar tabs found online. Accurate and free Fleetwood Mac tabs, guitar tabs and bass tabs.
http://www.fretplay.com/tabs/f/fleet...ypsy-tab.shtml

Mystified
 

Mystified - Fleetwood Mac
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Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard

Fleetwood Mac
Mystified (1987)
(Buckingham/McVie)
From: "Tango in the Night"

The chords in the Middle 8/Solo parts are tricky, I think. It's not easy
to hear what is played. The harpsichord arpeggio suggests the change
between D and E, but the bass plays D, A and D. OK, it's
split chords, then.

Comments and corrections are highly welcome, as it's such a beautiful song.

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CHORDS

e-B-G-D-A-E
E/A 0-0-1-x-0-x
E/D 0-0-1-0-x-x
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Capo 1st fret


D C#m
Oh oh oh oh, pretty baby
D C#m
This feeling I just can't hide
G F#m G F#m
You got me mystified


D C#m
Oh oh oh oh, pretty darling
D C#m
This feeling is deep inside
G F#m G F#m
You got me mystified


D E/A D E/D
The light that shines around you
D E/A D E/D
It blinds my eyes
D E/A D
There's a magic surrounds you
(E)? A E7sus4 A
Tell me where your secret lies


D C#m
Oh oh oh oh, pretty darling
D C#m
This feeling is deep inside
G F#m G F#m
You got me mystified


SOLO
| D | E/A | D | E/D |
| D | E/A | D | E/D |
| D | E/A | D | D E |
| A E7sus4 | A |


D C#m
Oh oh oh oh, pretty baby
D C#m
This feeling I just can't hide
G F#m G F#m
You got me mystified
G F#m G F#m
You got me mystified

(fade)
Learn to play "Mystified" with online video lessons

http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/f/fl...tified_crd.htm

Those arent correct... ;)

I know right, we need to compile the accurate stuff in a thread sometime.

Hey, I didn't write it, I just quoted someone else's blog.

Well at least post correct tabs, dammit!!!! *Huff huff, wheeze wheeze*.... nah I'm just joshin' with ya. No but seriously.




:xoxo:

Lick Library Releases Learn To Play Fleetwood Mac
 

Lick Library bring you Learn to Play Fleetwood Mac, giving you a chance to discover how to play the original album versions of their greatest hits. This outstanding double DVD set brings to you note for note five great Fleetwood Mac tracks covering the Lindsey Buckingham era all explained by the much sought after tutor Mike Casswell.

Fleetwood Mac, in their many forms have released fifteen studio albums, ten compilation albums, had many Top 10 hits, and played in numerous sold out world tours. They have created some of the most iconic memorable guitar riffs and this new DVD will help you learn Lindsey Buckingham’s unique playing style.

The versatile guitarist and teacher Mike Casswell presents the guitar tuition DVD. He has played with many well known and diverse bands and artists such as Brian May, Ronan Keating and Cozy Powell to name but a few.

Learn to Play Fleetwood Mac (RRP £24.99) – features Big Love from the 1987 album Tango in the Night; a song that epitomizes the stylized production used on the album where the DVD will break down all of the separate guitar parts. The next four tracks are taken from the bands most successful album Rumors. Don’t Stop is one of Fleetwood Mac’s most enduring singles. Used by Bill Clinton as the theme for his first presidential campaign it is inspired by a triple dance pattern. The Chain is one of the most complicated compositions on the album, and one that the band used as their signature tune. Next is Go Your Own Way, the albums lead single, this is a guitar orientated tune with a four to the floor dance beat influenced by the Rolling Stones track "Street Fighting Man". Then comes Never Going Back Again originally created as a simple acoustic demo features a superb study in travis picking.

There is something for everyone to learn in this DVD from beginner to advanced players. Mike takes you through each track, note for note, dividing the track up into easy to handle portions. He plays the tracks through at three different temps, slow, medium and up to tempo so as you practice you can progressively get faster and faster. Then, as we have come to expect from a Lick Library guitar tuition DVD, the screen is spilt into two frames, so at all time you can see and copy what both of Mike’s hands are doing whilst he is playing the guitar.

To find out more about Learn To Play Fleetwood Mac visit www.licklibrary.com where you will also find details of Fleetwood Mac Jamtrax and Best of Fleetwood Mac Chord Songbook as well as the many other guitar tuition DVDs from Lick Library.

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/...twood_mac.html

I remember when I first started learning I was watching this video with Steve Ross... he had this Kramer Pro Axe that was pretty much a hologram as the body of the guitar. Very late 80s... He still had hair then, too. :lol: