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Old 11-16-2005, 02:30 PM
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yeah it's just a change in rhytm no? and slightly differeent chords
I'm amazed at how strong her left hand is during the solo!
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Old 11-16-2005, 03:07 PM
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I'm amazed at how strong her left hand is during the solo!
she has an excellent left hand in her shuffle owing to:

1. Being left-handed.

2. Playing with timeclock Mick Fleetwood for so many years.

Her left hand is what makes her shuffles better than the other pianists who have played FM material in or outside the band. And thanks to the 1992 International Music Publications Ltd. notation, you, too, can mimic Christine's left hand on the shuffle. When I play a Chris shuffle, I slightly adapt her pattern to my own weaker capability -- but heck it gets me through the song.

I bow to Christine's LEFT HAND.
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Old 11-16-2005, 03:11 PM
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It's called "Get Like You Used To Be." Chris wrote it & recorded it with Chicken Shack on the album "OK Ken." Fleetwood Mac used to play it live at various tempi throughout the early & mid 1970s (it was recorded as a slow blues shuffle). The Nicks grouping did it in 1975 & then replaced it with other opening numbers.
There's a nice version of it from 1970 or 71 on the Madison Blues set. Great guitar work from both Jeremy and Danny, though the vocals are mixed a little low.

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Old 11-16-2005, 03:16 PM
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she has an excellent left hand in her shuffle owing to:

1. Being left-handed.

2. Playing with timeclock Mick Fleetwood for so many years.

Her left hand is what makes her shuffles better than the other pianists who have played FM material in or outside the band. And thanks to the 1992 International Music Publications Ltd. notation, you, too, can mimic Christine's left hand on the shuffle. When I play a Chris shuffle, I slightly adapt her pattern to my own weaker capability -- but heck it gets me through the song.

I bow to Christine's LEFT HAND.
My left hand has always been way weaker. I'm still improving, but I've always been a big I-V-I left hand man. I've been practicing some scales with my left hand lately. Mainly, after seeing GLYUTB!
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Old 11-16-2005, 04:44 PM
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My left hand has always been way weaker. I'm still improving, but I've always been a big I-V-I left hand man. I've been practicing some scales with my left hand lately. Mainly, after seeing GLYUTB!
Please post an audio file of your progress, & we will work together on our weaknesses.
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Old 11-16-2005, 11:32 PM
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Ragandbone has been posting full quality screencaps and video clips in lower quality at the Rumours and Stevie boards. Although I have no idea of how she got rid of the "FOR SCREENING ONLY" text for some of those screenshots.
All I did was crop the pictures, removing the text; I wouldn't have done this with the video, but it seemed fine for close-ups of Stevie's face.
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Old 11-17-2005, 11:17 AM
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she has an excellent left hand in her shuffle owing to:

1. Being left-handed.
She's ambidexterous!

This is how a right-handed guitarist plays:


This is how a south paw plays:
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Old 11-17-2005, 01:39 PM
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Sorry, I posted it in a hurry, I just added the info. It is from that same '75 video, Cap Center MD. I am mining the two Videos I have that I don't have on DVD and that are not currently in the torrent list on Thrown Down. it is how I am testing this software that captures from my screen.
I like it!
No problem. Thank you.
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i love this video

i wish we had 1974 Heroes video footage
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i love this video

i wish we had 1974 Heroes video footage
We do...Don Kirshner's Rock Concert. I've got that one.
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Old 11-18-2005, 10:32 AM
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We do...Don Kirshner's Rock Concert. I've got that one.
I used to have that one, but chiliD took it!

Am I still causing undue scrolling?
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I used to have that one, but chiliD took it!

Am I still causing undue scrolling?
No scrolling now, dude. Good work!
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She's ambidexterous!

This is how a right-handed guitarist plays:
Remind us again from where in the Tusk Tour this happened (or didn't happen).
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This is how a south paw plays:
That's a Bass. :P
But yes.

Anywho, I'm a left handed pianist... I don't think it means anything. One of these days I'll post a clip of me playing Don't Stop. Once I get to the solo (a la The Dance), it's gone!

BTW, I play string instruments (guitar, violin/viola, bass, etc.) right handed. It's all in how you learn it.

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Remind us again from where in the Tusk Tour this happened (or didn't happen).
Don't you know? I would have thought you'd know something like that. It was for "Save Me a Place" on the first leg of the tour.
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