Celebration Day  -  Led Zeppelin
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                     From the album 'Led Zep III'

                     transcribed by Howard Wright
                     hakwright (at) gmail (dot) com




I'm going to be really lazy here ...

Well I was a bit shocked to find absolutely NO TAB for this one at OLGA,
so I thought I'd just send a line or two of TAB for the main riff.

Since if you can play the riff, you can play 60% of the song I thought
its not a bad start.



I'm tabbing it for just one guitar - this is really based on the live
version from The SongRemains The Same, but if you prefer you can split
it into two parts to make it a tiny bit easier to play.

Myself, I like the challenge of playing the thing on one guitar.

So here it is : Standard tuning.

b = bend up
/ = slide
p = pull off


E-------------9-9-9-9-9-9-9--------------------------------------
B-------------8-8-8-8-8-8-8--------------------------------------
G-------------9-9-9-9-9-9-9--------------------------------------
D---------/7--7-7-7-7-7-7-7----------5p2---4p2-------------------
A--3b4--0------------------------0-------0-----0--3b4--0---------
E----------------------------8b9---------------------------------


repeat over and over ...

That's it really !

The note and bend on the low E string is there to give you a little more
time to move your hand back down - while the open A is ringing you have
a little breathing space to do it.


Also the exact pull-offs etc for the last few notes may change a little
- the notes are right but the order may change a tiny bit.


On the studio version there is an extra bit - one guitar plays the first
few bent/slid notes, but plays a slightly different few notes a few bars
later. Something like this :


E
B
G-------------------------------
D---------/7-----------------------
A--3b4-0-------------3b4--0-------------------
E-----------------------------3b5----------


The rest of the song uses these chords :  C, G, Bb, F  and a bit of E


Have fun  !



Howard