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Black Dog

song by Led Zeppelin
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  • Led Zeppelin
    Led Zeppelin
    / Distinctive sound and style

    …riff for the celebrated ā€œBlack Dog,ā€ on the band’s fourth (officially untitled) album, and several other songs. Jones also contributed much to the arrangement of songs. Page’s guitar solos were based primarily on melodic ideas derived from the blues scale (ā€œHeartbreakerā€ on Led Zeppelin II is a good example),…

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    …riff for the celebrated ā€œBlack Dog,ā€ on the band’s fourth (officially untitled) album, and several other songs. Jones also contributed much to the arrangement of songs. Page’s guitar solos were based primarily on melodic ideas derived from the blues scale (ā€œHeartbreakerā€ on Led Zeppelin II is a good example),…

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