Complete Tracker Chord Songbook

[Fletch]

Use your knowledge of sixth intervals on the fourth and second strings in Gm/Bb for the Signature riff.
Slide to the 12th and 11th frets on those respective strings and descend from there... tabs suck

[Fletch]

Hmm I just bothered to watch the German video of him playing it, and he does nothing the way I imagined except right at the end, and even then he does his special Sultans shake across three strings, not two

[foma]

Anyone seen the tabs for beryl? Couldnt find anything in the web.

Yes, I deliberately refused to write any tabs in its original form (e. g. solo transcribed). That must be your personal effort and nothing else.
In other hand, chords is a handy source of knowledge about the song. And you can play it on any instrument, you can't play tab on the piano.

And solos is just too easy to transcribe (I mean rock/blues guitarists solos, not metal and jazz ones), so I decided to not bother at all.
Also, if you check out all the bad covers on YouTube, solos may be kiiiiiinda right, but the chords almost always are totally messed up.

[foma]

I didn't expect that, but Beryl Chords got 9k views and 20 stars already. I must say it's a lot! Going to be a new record in solo Mark tabs also.

The second most popular song is a Basil, which doesn't surprise me since it's one of the best Mark's acoustic songs to play along. Keep on Knopflering!

[delroy]

foma, what guitar is MK using in Laughs And Jokes And Drinks And Smokes ?

[foma]

foma, what guitar is MK using in Laughs And Jokes And Drinks And Smokes ?

Well, I'm pretty sure it was Gibson Advanced Jumbo for rhythm (which was used also in True Love Will Never Fade for instance). Then there's a tenor guitar which sounds like a mandolin, played by Mike McGoldrick and the cittern. Not sure about electric guitar, but maybe Pensa? Or LP.

[foma]

foma, what guitar is MK using in Laughs And Jokes And Drinks And Smokes ?

Well, I'm pretty sure it was Gibson Advanced Jumbo for rhythm (which was used also in True Love Will Never Fade for instance). Then there's a tenor guitar which sounds like a mandolin, played by Mike McGoldrick and the cittern. Not sure about electric guitar, but maybe Pensa? Or LP.

man.. it's the Don Grosh

Oh, okay. Two PAF pickups anyway Electrics is not my strong side.

[Ar (aka Enlight)]

A BIG thanks from me Foma , stunning job!!