Easy Does It

From: * (Kristian Wichmann)
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 96 16:55:05 +0100
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By Coverdale-Page from the album of 
the same name

The main riff is a great example of 
playing a lydian scale using
octave/drone techniques. Very 
typical Page to do something which
is easy to play and yet sounds 
exotic (and usually hard to figure 
out...)
Those familiar with Zep material 
know that Jimmy favors strange 
tunings
to achieve these effects. However 
this seems to be in standard tuning:
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    (Esus#4)
E |-0---0---0---0---0--0--0---0---

E|0----------|| 


H |-0---0---0---0---0--0--0---0---0---------o||
G |-3---4---6---4---3--4--3---4---
D |-------------------------------
A |-1---2---4---2---1--2--1---2---
E |-0---0---0---0---0--0--0---0---

G|6---------o|| 
D|-----------|| 
A|4----------|| 
E|0----------|| 

During the verse there's some Am7 
and Am6 shifts,
but I don't really know the exact 
phrasing. Use
these voicings:

        Am7: lowE: x02213 :highE
        Am6: lowE: x02212 :highE

During the chorus use the main riff.

When the distorted guitar enters use
 this variant of the main riff:

    (Esus#4)
E |-------------------------------

E|--------------------------|| 


H |--------------------------------------------------------o||
G |-------------------------------
D |-------------------------------
A |-------------------------------
E |-6-0-0-7-0-0-9-0-0-7-0-0-6-0-7-

G|-------------------------o|| 
D|------------------9--9-9--|| 
A|------------------7--7-7--|| 
E|0-6-0-0-7-0-0-9---0--0-0--|| 

     p     p     p     p     p   p  
 p     p        >  > >

There's more but that's all I've 
figured out. This should be
a good start. Have fun!!!

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