Guitar

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by chiliD

QUOTE=mylittledemon]Most guitar aficionados appreciate Lindsey. If they don't, then the hell with em.

AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!!





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Most of the "older" guitarists that I know, know who Lindsey Buckingham is. They also appreciate his style. And whenever I show "younger" musicians Big Love or something of that nature, they can't believe how good he is.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!!

Most of the "older" guitarists that I know, know who Lindsey Buckingham is. .[/QUOTE]

Every gig, there's some guitarist (or wannabe guitarist) who asks me about my Turner M1. When I say it is like Lindsey Buckingham's, the whole "Deer in the headlight" thing appears on their face.

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Most of the "older" guitarists that I know, know who Lindsey Buckingham is. .

Every gig, there's some guitarist (or wannabe guitarist) who asks me about my Turner M1. When I say it is like Lindsey Buckingham's, the whole "Deer in the headlight" thing appears on their face.[/QUOTE]


AWesome Chili. I see that among people more my age group. Especially anyone under 18. But my roomate Mr Bill is 50 and when he gigs all his buddies who are 35-50 know who Buckingham is.

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by ReFleetwoodMac

Somebody must step in and correct the problem before it escalates.

How about you stop worrying about it, Melvin.

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by ReFleetwoodMac

You called me Melvin.

yeah you know the obsessive compulsive guy in that Jack Nicholson movie. Maybe I should've called you Monk instead.

[Lindsey Jr.]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!!

Most of the "older" guitarists that I know, know who Lindsey Buckingham is. They also appreciate his style. And whenever I show "younger" musicians Big Love or something of that nature, they can't believe how good he is.[/QUOTE]

Yep, I have a friend at school who thought that big love (acoustic version) was played by two guitarists and when he realised it was only LB, I said: "he's very good". He just looked at me with eyes wide open

[catinthedark]

Originally Posted by MaccaMaBelle

I can play Bleed to Love Her (that might've been the first real song I learned to play in its entirety) the Chain, and Big Love (my latest accomplishment) and would LOVE to get my hands on some more songs that contain fingerpicking, like Miranda, World Turning, Stephanie, Frozen Love, Django, Say Goodbye, etc. Anything like that. Can anyone help me out on where to find tabs?

Wow - I bow down in your presence. I've only been able to teach myself rhythm guitar. Picking confounds me. If I could learn to play a song, I'd love to play Never Going Back Again. There is a Rumours songbook - guitar and piano. I bought mine eons ago, but I bet you can still get it at a good music store. I also have TITN and Tusk, and a few FM collections. They're out there... There may even be a SYW one out by now. Good luck!

[MaccaMaBelle]

Originally Posted by catinthedark

Wow - I bow down in your presence. I've only been able to teach myself rhythm guitar. Picking confounds me. If I could learn to play a song, I'd love to play Never Going Back Again. There is a Rumours songbook - guitar and piano. I bought mine eons ago, but I bet you can still get it at a good music store. I also have TITN and Tusk, and a few FM collections. They're out there... There may even be a SYW one out by now. Good luck!

Haha, thanks! It took me a little while to get the fingerpicking down. And I've been TRYING Never Going Back Again. Some of the fingerings (is that a word?) are quite a stretch. And I just can't play it fast enough to get a rhythm going.

I just found my mom's Tusk songbook last week, I was so happy! But I'd rather have an Out of the Cradle songbook.

[Mari]

Tabs for Django are online right here at the Penguin
(transcribed by yours truly )
There's more tabs on this site anyway, check it out. Never Going Back isn't too hard once you know 'the trick'. Good luck!

[mylittledemon]

Trying playing along to Murrow Turning Over in His Grave with some reverb only. It's really fast. I can almost get it, but I think he's doubled the guitars..or it's just a helluva lot of delay.

[WildInTheWind]

Originally Posted by Mari

Tabs for Django are online right here at the Penguin
(transcribed by yours truly )
There's more tabs on this site anyway, check it out. Never Going Back isn't too hard once you know 'the trick'. Good luck!

Yikes that's a little (ok alot) above my level of playing. (which is very very low by the way ) I had to try it though.


my boyfriend would kill me if he knew I was looking up tabs!

[MiniLindsey]

If you have a question about any of Lindsey's tunings, come to me. Although I can't play everything Lindsey can :cough: red rover :cough: big love :cough: I know almost all of the tunings.

[TomBanks147]

Just been searching back over old threads for Lindsey tabs and came across this thread with some people trying to play Never going Back again.

Try it like this. It's much easier and you don't have to tune down your Guitar as well. Just Capo the 6th fret instead of the 4th.

http://www.guitartabs.cc/fetchfile.php?fileid=13899938

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by MiniLindsey

If you have a question about any of Lindsey's tunings, come to me. Although I can't play everything Lindsey can :cough: red rover :cough: big love :cough: I know almost all of the tunings.

He usually doesn't stray out of the standard tuning. He uses Drop D a lot...on a sidenote though, I've noticed ever since The Dance tour he's been changing the key of a lot of his songs.

[Angelick Witch]

Agh! I've only just got a guitar (for Christmas) and I so badly want to be able to play all this stuff! My ambition is to be able to play Fleetwood Mac songs on the guitar and sing along at the same time. Especially Landslide. I haven't a fridge-ing hope!!