Black Dog Drum Notation Led Zeppelin
Drum sheet music for Black Dog by Led Zeppelin
Black Dog Drum Notation in full.
This is the Black Dog Drum Notation for the Led Zeppelin track.
Black Dog was released in 1971 on the Led Zeppelin IV album. It features John Bonham on drums who navigates a stop start feel between Robert Plant and the band. Bonham brings the band in each time with a fill that plays in unison with the guitars so getting the timing accurate is a real challenge.
There are some classic Bonham drum fills to learn as well as an interesting changing between several time signatures.
The Black Dog drum notation below displays every drum note that appears on the track so you can learn it accurately.
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