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Hi friends,

here is my easy arrangement of the song with solo and chords.

Note I simplified the chords part and the tab shows you the main three parts of the accompaniment.

Good playing!

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"LANDSLIDE" by Fleetwood Mac | Easy Guitar Solo/Chords + TAB | GuitarNick.com

Guitar Tab of "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac | easy guitar lesson with chords, sheet music, backing track and PDF. TAB Become a Patron and get a printable PDF Tab/Sheet Music + Backing Track! - My books: - 120 Arpeggios for Fingerstyle Guitar https://www.guitarnick.com/120arpeggios.html - Alternating Bass Guitar Method https://www.guitarnick.com/fingerpicking-guitar-method.html Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GuitarNickcom Gear Used https://www.guitarnick.com/my-guitars.html

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Charles C Moller

I stumbled onto your wondeful book 120 Arpeggios for Fingerstyle Guitar about 4 months ago. I have never enjoyed a guitar primer so much. It makes practicing so enjoyable and you have taken the time to add fingerings which really help beginners. I found you on Patreon later and have been amazed at the arrangements you are providing. Your Negroamaro Wine Blues is my favorite thus far, as it is a great piece for learnig rhythm and the result is so pleasing. Thank you for the hard work. It is appreciated very much!

GuitarNick

Thank you very much Charles for your appreciation, you are very kind and I am glad you like my work. I'll create other songs like Negroamaro Wine Blues. Good playing!

Gund Larry

Hi Nick, I also am thrilled that I found you and have been a member for a few months now. Although I don’t use the tab, having the written music along with your demo is very helpful. However, I am having trouble correlating the written chord patterns for Landslide (easy version) with what you are playing. The written score seems to have an extra note in the measure. The problem is likely with me but the arpeggiated sequence sounds like six notes and the written music is 7. Can you explain what I am missing? I am happy to make an extra contribution for your time.

GuitarNick

Hi Gund, the explanation is simple, there is a short rest on the last note of each measure. The last note includes for two.