Led Zeppelin - Mothership Guitar Tab Book

Led Zeppelin - Mothership Guitar Tab Book 📚

 A Huge Collection 24 Hits with Note-for-Note Guitar Tab

The Led Zeppelin - Mothership Guitar Tab Book is a treasure trove for guitarists seeking to immerse themselves in the timeless classics of one of rock music's greatest bands. Inside its pages lie meticulously crafted, note-for-note transcriptions of Led Zeppelin's iconic songs, handpicked by the band members themselves – Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones.

Imagine the thrill of recreating Jimmy Page's legendary guitar solos and riffs exactly as he played them. This is your opportunity to delve deep into the heart of Led Zeppelin's music and capture the essence of their electrifying sound.

With over 300 pages of meticulously researched tablatures, this book leaves no stone unturned in ensuring accuracy. It's not just a collection of songs; it's a journey through Led Zeppelin's unparalleled career, from their early bluesy tracks to their epic rock anthems.

Whether you're a die-hard Led Zeppelin fan or a guitar enthusiast looking to challenge your skills, this book is a must-have. It's a homage to the immortal guitar work of Jimmy Page and an invitation to experience the magic of Led Zeppelin through your own fingertips. Turn the pages, pick up your guitar, and let the music of Led Zeppelin flow through you as you bring their legendary songs to life. 

Song Titles Include:

• Good Times Bad Times
• Communication Breakdown
• Dazed and Confused
• Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
• Whole Lotta Love
• Ramble On
• Heartbreaker
• Immigrant Song
• Since I've Been Loving You
• Rock and Roll
• Black Dog
• When the Levee Breaks
• Stairway to Heaven
• The Song Remains the Same
• Over the Hills and Far Away
• D'yer Mak'er
• No Quarter
• Trampled Under Foot
• Houses of the Holy
• Kashmir
• Nobody's Fault but Mine
• Achilles Last Stand
• In the Evening
• All My Love

Led Zeppelin: The band's name was initially suggested by The Who's drummer, Keith Moon. When the band was forming and considering various names, Moon reportedly joked that their new group would go over like a "lead balloon." The band members liked the idea but decided to change "lead" to "led" to avoid mispronunciation. Hence, the name Led Zeppelin was born, and it would go on to become one of the most iconic names in rock history. Keith Moon's humorous remark inadvertently played a role in shaping the band's identity.