Song · 1969
Dazed and Confused
- Artist
- Led Zeppelin
- Released
- 1969
- Guitar
- Jimmy Page
- Riff
- Solo
What makes the part famous
The techniques to work on to play it, each in one sentence.
Riff
A short, catchy figure repeated through the song: the part everyone recognizes first.
Solo
The passage where the guitar steps forward and sings on its own, phrase after phrase.
Dazed and Confused chords
What the studio found on the isolated guitar of the recording: the key and the chords, with fingerings that flow from one to the next.
- Key
- G major
- Chords
- E · D · C#5 · C · B · G · F · C#
Here the guitar mostly plays solos and riffs: these chords are the ones its lines outline, enough to back it or improvise over it.
The progressions that come back
- E
- D
- C#5
- C
- B
The chords and their fingerings
Automatic analysis: it can get a chord wrong, and your ear has the last word.
Analyze your own recording
Record yourself playing it, or upload a version you have the right to use: the studio isolates the guitar and finds the chords, tempo, strumming and fingerings, with a fretboard video and a PDF.
Same guitarist
Same techniques
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