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tuneing in slack g (DGDGBD)
you have to use a slide for this song
Sympal key
slide
h hammer on
p pull of
d]---------------->>12>> <
b]---------------->>12>> <
g]---------------->>12>> <
d]0h3p0h30----------------
g]0h3p0h30----------------
d]0h3p0h30 --------------- (repeat)
d]-------------->>12>> <
b]-------------->>12>> <
g]>3------------>>12>> <
d]---2-0>2>3------------
g]-----------0----------
d]----------------------
d]---------->>12>>->12>>->12>>-
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Harry Average |
#1 by Harry Johnson at Nov 18, 1970 at 2:07 AM EST |
| Speaking of weird, Roy Harper is described as a real weirdo. He toured with Zeppelin briefly and could often be seen in the wings just off-stage shaking a rubber gorilla while they played. | |
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Ashley Rhythm Player |
#2 by Ashley 666 at Jan 31, 1981 at 7:49 PM EST |
| Jeez! Come on guys! Fellow worshippers of the mighty Zep! I'm only 15 but two months or so after getting into Zep I was into the blues. It's such in instrumental part of what they were. When the Levee Breaks is a cover of an old blues track by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe. Gallows Pole was a Leadbelly cover. They covered Robert Johnson himself, and his lyrics were in the Lemon Song. HOTRH has that acoustic, raw blues about it and it's fantastic! | |
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bob Average |
#3 by bob fred at Jun 7, 1982 at 9:33 PM EST |
| I like this song too. It's odd. But it's so...realistic I guess. I mean people actually do that. I love the ending. It's so. I don't even know how to explain it. I also didn't know who Roy Harper was until today. I love Pink Floyd as well. So that's interesting. | |
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Justice Wanna Be |
#4 by Justice Fish at Mar 11, 1984 at 1:43 PM EST |
| I agree with Jersey. I dispise this song. Alot of people say Hot Dog is the worst song ever but tch I lurve it. This song officially deemed crappeh in my book. | |
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Chris Wanna Be |
#5 by Chris H at Jul 6, 1992 at 7:17 PM EST |
| It's a pretty good song, kinda blues-y. | |
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Bye! Average |
#6 by Bye! at Mar 31, 1993 at 9:04 PM EST |
| Anyone who doesn't know who Roy Harper is, if you've heard "Have A Cigar" by Pink Floyd(great song), that is Roy singing the song. | |
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Batmanuel Badass |
#7 by Batmanuel at May 26, 1993 at 11:07 AM EST |
| I am a huge Zeppelin fan...but I think this is the worst Zeppelin song. And there are very few Zep songs I dislike. | |
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Jake Average |
#8 by Jake m at May 30, 1996 at 9:59 PM EST |
| You don't like what Zeppelin liked if you don't like this song. It's not their best but I think it's decent. Cracks me up when he says--"no monkey....sho caint climb no tree" | |
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Jimmy Lead Player |
#9 by Jimmy Chezz at Nov 23, 1998 at 5:04 AM EST |
| It's a pretty good song, kinda blues-y. | |
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Joey Wanna Be |
#10 by Joey at Dec 27, 1998 at 4:49 PM EST |
| They're similar because the lyrics from both of them come from a song by Bukka White called "Shake 'em on Down". | |
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Jeff Average |
#11 by Jeff Berg at Jul 3, 2004 at 6:46 AM EST |
| ive never herd this song before but i noticed the similarities to "Custard Pie". Look at the lines from it..."Put on your night shirt and your morning gown You know by night I'm gonna shake 'em down Put on your night shirt Mama, and your morning gown Well, you know by night I'm gonna shake 'em down"....thats almost the same as "Listen mama, Put on your mornin' gown', Put in your nightshirt Mama we gonna shake 'em down" from this song. Does anyone know why these songs are so similiar lyrically? | |
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leester Professional |
#12 by leester at Aug 7, 2006 at 11:55 PM EST |
| this tab sucks my balls | |
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h4c|< Average |
#13 by h4c|< ☺ at Dec 15, 2006 at 7:37 PM EST |
| To my understanding, Led Zeppelin recorded this song because they admired the way Roy Harper didn't sell out. He stood by what he felt was right. Roy Harper later showed his appreciation by donating the sleeve photograph for Physical Graffiti. | |
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Subhash Average |
#14 by Subhash Shady at Apr 1, 2007 at 9:07 PM EST |
| I like this song alot. I don't know why. The lyrics are pretty odd, different... old kind of blues-ish. But I really like the way Plant sings the song. For a while I couldn't make out too much of what he was saying but it reminded me of a dark old and out dated place... someone just singing in front of a crowd... nothing like new music, but that's why I liked it. | |
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Caitlin Rhythm Player |
#15 by Caitlin Carlisle at May 18, 2007 at 9:18 PM EST |
| ha...well...its not Led Zep's best, it is really different then their normal songs and I never really saw them as the type to sorta dedicate a song to someone like that! BUt hey! Its led Zep.... I like it cause its different though... i like to embrace the weird... | |
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steve Wanna Be |
#16 by steve hoffmann at Oct 16, 2007 at 12:34 AM EST |
| ive never herd this song before but i noticed the similarities to "Custard Pie". Look at the lines from it..."Put on your night shirt and your morning gown You know by night I'm gonna shake 'em down Put on your night shirt Mama, and your morning gown Well, you know by night I'm gonna shake 'em down"....thats almost the same as "Listen mama, Put on your mornin' gown', Put in your nightshirt Mama we gonna shake 'em down" from this song. Does anyone know why these songs are so similiar lyrically? | |
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