Wait, Lindsay Buckingham Tuned His Guitar To WHAT?

#Shorts #OhDaddy #fleetwoodmac #LindsayBuckingham #opentuning #Chords #classicrock #guitar #rumours #tutorial #howtotune #christinemcvie #howtoplay
I was recently commissioned to track guitar parts for the Classic track Oh Daddy off Fleetwood Mac's brilliant Rumours album. At first listen it sounded pretty straightforward, pretty much 3 chords. Bb C and Dm. but when I started trying to emulate Lindsay Buckingham's exact parts I found it difficult to get the right notes ringing and the right harmonics.
after DAYS of messing about, listening to live recordings and whatnot, I finally nailed the bizarre tuning.
G Bb D F A C
Very unique, and not particularly easy to improvise in!
Now you can try it out for yourself.

[JGreen]

Love all the cool tunings Lindsey uses.

[brandonfindlay]

intervals like like he just alternated minor-major until he ran out of strings. Beautiful and brilliant!

[edwardpollard]

Oh daddy I was listening to this song today!

[melissas]

Lindsey Buckingham is a highly underrated player. The style he plays his guitar makes the already amazing guitar sound orchestral. I think people assume it’s all Stevie Nicks. She had a large role in the band’s popularity. However, she is cute but not cute enough to sell crap music. Fleetwood Mac has never been crap music even when it was a blues band.

[johnduffy]

I think this will work for "Crystal" as well as "Oh Daddy, " maybe "Big Love" as well.

[jimbedosky]

can I get the tuning for redrover, same as he played on Soundstage? Can anyone teach me the cords and picking style? I will pay for it, of course!

[mikeomaly]

I wonder how he thought to do these weird tunings? Was it to make something easier to play or just messing around?

[TheKevinrockone]

What notes are? Storms in demo version used this tuning?