online tab/chords for guitar......
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THE OLGA!!!!!!
http://olga.net/
Been around forever (well, forever in internet years)
Though they only have one entry for Old Crow Medicine Show.
http://olga.net/
Been around forever (well, forever in internet years)
Though they only have one entry for Old Crow Medicine Show.
ultimate-guitar.com?
whoa. just checked it out and it has totally changed. it used to be a huge database and not a forum.biggins said:
are those the guys from the respect cult?Ciaran said:As long as it's the guitar and not the keytar. Don't be these guys...
olga has pretty much everything
I like http://www.altcountry.com/
for more acoustic, lesser-known artists
edit: actually it looks like thy've changed this sit a bit...has a bit of the suck
I like http://www.altcountry.com/
for more acoustic, lesser-known artists
edit: actually it looks like thy've changed this sit a bit...has a bit of the suck
My suggestion is learn how to play "real" guitar. Tabs are phony.
Tablature makes it easier for beginner to learn fingerings of their instrument. If you have tab WITH real sheet music it can help you learn to read sheet music. It gives you a diagram of how to finger chords. How is this bad?biker3 said:
Not everyone who picks up an instrument wants to learn to read sheet music... many don't need to.
Using whistle tab helped me to learn finger patterns on my whistle. Now I can play a mean jig and a prett dang good reel. How is this bad?
Tab is not phony. Tab is just another method to help people learn.
biker3 said:
Yeah, Like Django. Oh wait, no, he couldn't read music, either. Hell, he could barely read and write.
Guess he couldn't play "real" guitar either.:eviltongu
The fact that you even found that pic is rather disturbing...Ciaran said:As long as it's the guitar and not the keytar. Don't be these guys...
tabs help though. Its about the easiest way to learn modes. Not only modes. but helps people learn patterns as far as the over all structure.biker3 said:
However!, that does not negate the fact that learning the actual music is vital, to have a clue as to what the hell the patterns are.
Now, I believe the issue stems around the instant gratification many "new" players are searching for. Where is the proof one may ask? listen to bands now, solos are all but a lost art in modern pop music, nu music and such.
Metal seems to be where the great solos come from. then of course there's Johny Lang, for the more soulful of the bunch!