trying to play the beautiful No Mistake

my Am7 keeps buzzing, and i am not sure if its the right note to play ...

heres a TAB i am using

http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/www.ultimate-guitar.com/print.php?what=tab&id=...

any ideas ?

You mean you hear an actual buzz? That could mean that the string is broken or that the action is screwed up. If you haven't had a setup done in a while it might be a good idea to do that.

thanks guys
will try the Amaj7

the Am7 buzz was me, my pinkie stretch was buzzing it

Good effort. Try this, though: When you're playing the A chord, make it a -sus: leave the second string open and ring out the B note. After the Amaj7, you're doing a D major. Instead, you want a Dmaj7: xx0222

And the diminished turnaround lick is not quite right. Start it by playing the low E string and fretting the F note of the first fret. Then go the thing at the top, like you were doing it.

One more thing: On the D-dim chord, try pulling off between the fretted F note and the open-stringed E on the first string. It sort of answers the E to F notes on the low side of the chord. ... Keith has always loved those bass-y notes. One of my favorites is in the intro of "Torn and Frayed": after the D chord, how he just hits that lone low E note.