Shit.. now I want to find him too

wow!, alright, it works, it's like go back in time,
Thanx a lot Kellygin.

whoa... the name at first didn't seem familiar... but it was when i read the email address that i remember it.

i think all the oasis tabs i learned when i 1st starting to play guitar were all by him. now that i think of it back then there were alot more acurat oasis tabs on the internet that i can find today.

A friend just sent me a link to this. I realize it's an old thread, but I was amused, and thought I'd register on the board and say hello.

I am indeed the guy who used to transcribe Oasis songs for guitar. I was in college at the time, a British pal had turned me into a rabid Oasis fan, but when I went online looking for Oasis tabs, what I found was shite (those were the relatively early days of the internet). So I decided to do them myself and it became something of a hobby that lasted for a couple of years. I did tabs for a few other bands as well, and got a truly overwhelming response.

I transcribed them from an acoustic guitar, by the way, which means that in hindsight I realize that I set many of the solos on the high strings around the 12th fret, rather than the mid-strings of the 17th fret (easier to manuever those high frets on an electric guitar). Oh well.

If you google my name you can still find them. I just did, and found a few sites:
www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Towers/8581/guitar.html
www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Studio/4960/tabs/goletitout.txt
www.xguitar.com/guitar-tabs/oasis/be_here_now/ (formatting off)

Anyway, it's cool to read this thread so many years later and hear that people got some use out of the tabs.

Best wishes,
Fred

wow funny how that worked