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I'd like 2 tickets as well... if anybody has any extras let me know

pre-ordering up on his paxam website. vinyl and cd both come with 11 extra demos to download. new track "destoyers" also available to download now in the download section

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Here's what I used back in the day... from the old altcountrytab.com site intro (D) shaking sugar from a (G) sugar spoon (D) peppermint tea (A) afternoon alone alone a-(D)-lone taking a shower (G) take another nap (D) watching television and (A) taking a bath alone alone a-(D)-lone (D7) (G) i feel like a book but i (Gaug) just can't start it (Em/G) feel like a lover, (E) broken hearted (Am) i look in the mirror at the (AmMaj7) face in the glass i (Am7) look like a question (D) no one ever asks a-(G)-lone (Cm) like i'm supposed to (G) be (Cm) alone lonely a-(G)-lone (Cm) like i'm supp

Sad news. He will be missed

http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/ctrl-v/...iott-smith.html

i personally would go for a solidbody if you want to go for more distortion, epiphone les paul or SG might fit the bill. The only hollowbody I have is a casino, and in my opinion doesn't get the job done when it comes to overdrive, etc.

I put together a replica 52 Tele, with some minor adjustments, and it sounds and plays better than my 'real' telecaster. plus it was half the price than if i bought one of the reissues. It was pretty easy, I think most people would be able to do it.

Definitely one of my current favorite shows. the first two seasons came out on dvd this week

from dylanchords.info John Wesley Harding Words and music Bob Dylan Released on John Wesley Harding (1967) Tabbed by Eyolf

ryan BTs: ryanadamsarchive.com

I got a epiphone "vintage g-400" last year and it is quickly becoming my most played guitar. It has a great beefy tone. It was only like $500 or so. It thought about shelling out the big bicks for a gibson, but this epi sounds awfully good, and for the price it is well worth it. You can add on a trem arm pretty cheaply if you want to be more like mr. tweedy

http://members.lycos.nl/iseemonsters for ryan adams www.gumbopages.com has older son volt/UT/Wilco

http://www.gumbopages.com/wilco.html ...for most of your wilco tab needs

It's called "the lonesome wind." it's woody guthrie's lyrics, and it has only been played that one time at the lounge ax, as far as I know...

from altcountry tab: Venus Stop the Train Wilco (YHF Demos) / Bennett and Burch (The Palace at 4am) It seems like there

James Alley Blues by Rabbit Brown as done by Jeff Tweedy submitted by Britt Boas and amended by Scott Collings [D]Times right now ain't [G]nothin' like they used to [D]be Well [G]times right now ain't nothin' like they used to [D]be You know I'll [A7]tell you all the truth; won't you take my word from [D]me P.S. There is a slight pause in the lyrics between ain't and nothin' on thefirst line, easier to roll to the G. Also, from the D to A7 change, playthe D throughout until you switch to A7. Times right now ain't nothin' like they used to be Well times right now ain't

it came from the woody guthrie archives, i've never found any tabs for it, but there are some talented people here that might be able to figure it out (i'm not one of them) john

I've never heard jeff play it by himself, but this is how I play it, i think it's close to the demo version wilco does (the spacing is screwed up, but i think you can figure it out) "Thirteen" by Big Star Capo up 3 frets! G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Cadd9 Won't you let me walk you home from G Cadd9 G Cadd9 school? G Cadd9 G Cadd9 Won't you let me meet you at the Cadd9 G/B Am Am7 pool? Maybe Em Am Friday