Meet the maker
My name is Adrie Meijer. I was
born in 1957 in the Netherlands.
I work as a teacher in primary
school. In former days 
I
worked as a music teacher. I started playing the guitar in 1975, inspired
by singer-songwriters like Al Stewart, James Taylor and Stephen Stills.
I bought my first Tim Buckley
record, Look at the fool, in 1976, after reading an article in a Dutch
magazine about his life and tragic death. When I put on the record for
the first time I felt disappointed when I heard horns, electric guitars
and a voice that was quite different from all the folkies I listened to.
But I decided to give it a chance,
bought Happy Sad a month later and then my fascination for Tim Buckley
started.
One day I searched the World
Wide Web for Tim Buckley Guitar Tabs but the results were very poor.
Then I decided to make
this songbook.
Tim's guitar tuning
Lee Underwood wrote me a letter
to explain how Tim tuned his guitar. Very important information for those
who want to play along with his songs. Read
it.
My Tim Buckley collection
I thought I had my collection
complete when I finally acquired Blue Afternoon in 1982. But now, twenty
years later my cd-collection not only includes these nine official
albums, but also all the posthumous releases and various bootlegs. View
my Tim Buckley collection.
Twelve to six
I am very proud of my two cd's
with instrumental Tim Buckley songs arranged for acoustic guitar.
Nothing commercial of course,
I made it for fun. Read more about it
My favorite links
Tim
Buckley memories by Rebopper. Lots of pictures.
Tim Buckley org
by Matthew Campbell. Where all Buckley fans meet!
Tim
Buckley and friends with videoclips.
Fred Neil
Fred
Neil guitar tabs
Lee Underwood
Memories and pictures.
Nick
Drake guitar tabs Exotic tunings and intricate fingerpicking.
Tim
Hardin guitar tabs My last project
Chordfind
or Cyberfret
when you can't remember how to play a F#minor7b5.
Don't forget to turn your popup-killer on!
