Never Going Back Again (Fleetwood Mac Cover) 

Second that.

@@Highway123456789 Third that!

Fourth that too😂

5th that

6th that

Yeah, I want it too.. 😢 😂

Es wird immer Leute geben, die besser spielen als wir es selbst tun. Genau das macht die Musik-Welt so spannend. Diese Version erfreut Herz und Seele, zeigt aber auch dank der zur Verfügung Tabs: es ist machbar für weniger gute Spieler & solche, die sehr viel Übeehrgeiz an den Tag legen. Wunderbar 🎉 - danke für die Tabs ❤

Never watch an Alan Gogol video

So true! I wish I had said it. Time to go throw my guitar on a bonfire!

Yes, exactly

😂

Haha🤣

This was it before Google bought it

Yes I totally agree,well said, The other amazing thing is you can just go and look at the tabs,that is also very rare these days.

Job well done!

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I’m working on a cure for Alzheimer’s myself!

Nicely done.

I know what you mean. I've been trying to play this for a year now, without much progress. Sometimes, I think I'd be better off just putting the kettle on...

Try the CGDGBE tuning method. The original drop D way is really fecking hard, but the CGDGBE tuning makes the fretting hand work so much easier. You can then focus on the picking hand. I learnt it by first focusing on the thumb rhythm, just do it until you're going mad from the repetition - you want the thumbwork to become automatic. Thinking about it makes it harder. Just start slow and resist the urge to rush.

I hope Mic sees it.

I hope he hears it too..

@Kevin ... Well said there. "Churchbell" - Great descriptive!

He makes it look so easy! I've tried to nail this for a year or more, but my rendition still sends our dog running for cover.

@@davidcoorey423 Same. I’ve tried off and on to learn this over the years but it’s just so far past my ability I’ve given up.

Have u seen Billy Strings?

@@lindamon5101 Billy Strings never played this song.

Siiiii

indeed .. alot of hard work on this...TY

i had the exact same thought!

Great Great Great

This is great!

Who is this guy he's incredible

Right!!! A hot cup of cocoa on a sunny morning. There's something so sweet about his voice, like the sun. I keep dreaming he'll do a Gillian Welch or EmmyLou Harris/Gram Parsons cover....🤯

@MrMan ... your comment gave me a smile. Yes It Does. ( :

This guys got more likes than the original

Very funny. Not only his voice but his playing and tone.

I play old blues, a lot of Travis picking, never ceases to blow the minds of my metal guitarist buddies

I honestly think this arrangement is harder than the original too. Superb cover in every aspect

The tricky part is hitting the low E while sliding up two frets. Also the "been down one time", switching between C barred and G chord is very painful for your fingers if you play it the C shaped with small 3fret bar with index finger. I find the original key harder because I have small hands and the 4 fret stretch is killing my pinky every time. And the end chords before repeat are a pita for me. It's easier to hit the bottom 4 strings with the "easy G" chord like he did on video.

And he makes it look easy! If you dont know...

It’s not that hard

Any idea what year guitar this is? The tone is perfect

What's the make and model - it sounds amazing and looks broken just right...

That’s why I clicked, beautiful guitar, ...great playing also

​@@fleadoggreen9062it's an old Gibson or Martin tobacco burst?

Yeah, GC made it unfanthomably painless to play!

Well sung too

I tune my tayor in standard and have to caoe in the 2nd fret to play with this song and he has a Paige capo in fret 1 so he's tuned down 1 full step. so it is standard 1 full step down. :-)

Actually i've dropped a 1/2 step and a whole step and cant match this key can you cipher it?

@@adiosamig2238 The original is drop D, capo IV. So the tuning becomes F#, C#, F#, B, D#, G#

@@AnAmericanComposer so not standard?

Thank you my friend im am loving this,

Thanks a lot for this cover and for the tab. I will try to learn it !

I'm really looking forward to learning this. Thank you so much for the TABS!

Great job on this George -love the cover ! Just wondered if you notice the credits mention someone called Lindsay Buckinging , rather than Lindsey Buckingham ? :)

SUBBED

@Atti - Same. Loved the whole thing.

Define: judging a book by it's cover..

how tf did you come to that conclusion from a thumbnail lol?

@@nobigideas3710 a hunch. Lindsay Buckingham's playing is not easy to replicate, especially this piece.

@@attiylanen open mind and open heart, my friend

It must be the beard lol

Personally i dont think he „sounds“ like Lindsey, but hes got the feeling, which makes it so wonderful.

I genuinely think he looks and sounds like what Lindsey's son would become - it's almost too perfect to be true

Sounds more like Kenny Loggins.

Hello David - I've been working on it for about 3 years now & it's still pretty rough. How is it going for you?

I've worked on this song on and off for at least 10 years. I always pick up an extra note, but I never stick it out long enough to just nail it. Just keep at it man, or you'll waste time re-learning the easy parts 20 times, like I have lol

@@briantrowbridge8134 I'm going on 4 years of practicing this - I can play it perfectly, about once in every 5 or 6 tries. The hardest part for me is the quick jump from the high frets back down to the lower frets to end the song. Keep practicing!

@@pattygoogly3820 yah I decided to learn it in standard, the way this guy plays it. I've found that the extra step of re-tuning is a big buzzkill for me, so hopefully I can just nail it now that I know it's possible in standard. Thanks brother!

@@pattygoogly3820 check out Mississippi John hurt if you haven't learned any yet. Richland woman blues is a great one, and it should be a breeze for you if you can play never going back again

time to buy a fkn tamborine mate

He's very good, but the adaptation in standard tuning is not an issue...at all😂

I’ve been watching it every night. I love this song and this is such a smooth cover, and not to mention the fact that George is a looker😊

Hi George. Any chance you could do a version of Elizabeth Cotten's version of Freight Train played right side up?

My father transcribed it in the 70s by ear. Taught me his way in standard tuning few years ago. I have only one guitar for everything and can't tune it back and forth every time so I'm sticking to the standard tuning version taught by my dad.

American tune gave me goosebumps