Berkeley, CA 1977 photo

[David]

Originally posted by chiliD
I'm not sure if it's still in print (David? Need your help here!), but there's the music book, "Rumours, the scores" or something like that.

Fans from Britain tell me they see it in stores over there from time to time. It was published in '92 but maybe you can still find copies for sale here & there. It's a great book & I highly recommend it to tab readers & notation readers. The keyboard parts are about 80 percent accurate, which is damn good for a music book.

About those wonderful "Oh Daddy" harmonics that constitute the intro to the live performances, you can hear the 1980 playing at Neil's site (www.fleetwoodmac-uk.com). He's been posting MP3s of a soundboard recording of the 3-15-80 Sydney show at Hordern Pavilion, a show I originally leaked. Judy La Fleur was sweet enough to rip MP3s of the entire show from my old cassette of it. I think Neil has "Oh Daddy" up currently, which features that amazing intro of harmonics.

Originally posted by David
He's been posting MP3s of a soundboard recording of the 3-15-80 Sydney show at Hordern Pavilion, a show I originally leaked. Judy La Fleur was sweet enough to rip MP3s of the entire show from my old cassette of it. I think Neil has "Oh Daddy" up currently, which features that amazing intro of harmonics.

I'm currently downloading that. I LOVE "The Chain" from that show and, basically, most versions from the Tusk tour...Keep those soundboards coming!!! Love em!

[seteca]

I checked the book in Chappell (didn't buy it yet)....Oh Daddy was played for the Rumours album using 3 different acoustic guitars, and 1 electric guitar. There is no mention of any capos used (although I had very little time to look through it so I might be wrong) but I did notice a very odd tuning on the one that plays the harmonics....the high e string is tuned to f, and the low E is tuned to C. Can't remember what the rest were tuned to, I'll check again tomorrow and edit this post.