Led Zeppelin Moby Dick

Tom: C enter John Bonham's major DRUM SOLO... From: Joel Christopher Bruner MOBY DICK by Led Zeppelin Riff1 Riff2 Riff3 Riff1 4x Riff2 2x Riff1 2x Riff3 1x Riff1 3x minisolo Riff1 1x minisolo Riff2 1x minisolo Riff1 1x minisolo Riff3 1x minisolo !!!!!!!!! Drum SOLO !!!!!!!!! Riff1 1x drumfill Riff2 drumfill Riff3 End: D C A Date: Tue, 28 Nov 95 19:53:32 EST Subject: Update to Tab: Moby Dick by Led Zeppelin I've updated this tab so please add it to the archives. Thank you. From: Simon Chiplin I've never heard the song myself, but here's a friend's transcription of that Led Zeppelin classic (!!??)... MOBY DICK by Led Zeppelin enter John Bonham's major DRUM SOLO... From: Joel Christopher Bruner MOBY DICK by Led Zeppelin Riff1 Riff2 Riff3 Riff1 4x Riff2 2x Riff1 2x Riff3 1x Riff1 3x minisolo Riff1 1x minisolo Riff2 1x minisolo Riff1 1x minisolo Riff3 1x minisolo !!!!!!!!! Drum SOLO !!!!!!!!! Riff1 1x drumfill Riff2 drumfill Riff3 End: D C A Someone is forgetting something! The low E is tuned down to a D for Moby Dick. Here is the song: This song is really easy to play, even if you don't know the solos. :-) Enjoy! Make sure you listen to the song or you won't know the changes. You NEED to tune the 6th string to D to play this. [Riff 1] [Riff 2] [Riff 3] Okay, now for the song, play [Riff 1] four times, then [Riff 2] two times, then back to [Riff 1] two times, then break into [Riff 3] once, then repeat the entire cycle. This sequence repeats a few times, then after the end of [Riff 3] play this: So when the song is ending, instead of looping back to [Riff 1] after [Riff 3], you play this as the last note. There is a long pause in the middle where Bonham goes off, which is good for drummers but not for us. :-) This song took me about 10 minutes to get down right, and I've only been playing for 7 months, so this one should be no sweat. Of course, if you can do Page's mini solos in between the pauses later in the song, good luck.