Led Zeppelin – Boogie With Stu

Boogie With Stu
 
                  From the album Physical Graffiti
            by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones,
                John Bonham, Ian Stuart, & Mrs. Valens
 
 
      This song shows how great a percussionist John Bonham is. His wierd
 little drum beat is accentuated by Jimmy Page`s "Rock N Roll" like riff.
 To play this song, Page uses an acoustic 6-string guitar. The guitar is
 pretty much the same through the whole song.
 
 
 
 
 
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 d|–2–2–4–4–2–2–4–2—-2–4–2—-2–2–4–2—-2–2–4–4–2–2–4–2                                                                           
 a|–0–0–0–0–0–0–0–0—-0–0–0—-0–0–0–0—-0–0–0–0–0–0–0–0
 E|—————————————————————————                                                                           
 
 
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 g|—————————-2–2–4–4–2–2–4–2—-2–4–2—-2–2–4–2
 d|–2–4–2—-2–2–4–2—–0–0–0–0–0–0–0–0—-0–0–0—-0–0–0–0                                                                           
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 E|—————————————————————————                                                                           
 
 
 e|—————————————————————————
 b|—————————————————————————
 g|–2–2–4–4–2–2–4–2—-2–4–2—-2–2–4–2————————–
 d|–0–0–0–0–0–0–0–0—-0–0–0—-0–0–0–0—-2–2–4–4–2–2–4–2                                                                           
 a|—————————————————–0–0–0–0–0–0–0–0
 E|—————————————————————————                                                                           
 
 
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 b|—————————————————————————
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 d|–2–4–2—-2–2–4–2—————————————————-                                                                           
 a|–0–0–0—-0–0–0–0—-2–2–4–4–2–2–4–2—-2—–2—-2–2–4–2-
 E|—————————0–0–0–0–0–0–0–0—-0–3–0—-0–0–0–0-                                                                           
 
 
     E
 e|—–|              And this is the basic riff played throughout the whole
 b|—–|         song. Unfortunatly, I do not own a mandolin, so I can`t 
 g|–1–|         post the mandolin solo.
 d|–2–|                                                                           
 a|–2–|
 E|–0–|                                                                           
 
 
 This is one of those songs where Robert tends to 
 mumble the lyrics, so these lyrics aren`t totally
 accurate
 
 Leaving town, now, baby
 (I`d) leave before I call
 Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Darlin`
 Leave before I go home
 I don`t want no Tutti-Fruiti-
 No-life rock
 Now come on baby just rock rock rock
 
 Yeah ya ya ya honey,
 We can shake them on down…
 Whoa wo wo wo Darlin`
 We just go on and ride…
 Ahhhhhh
 Ooooh… my head..
 ROCK ON!
 
 Hey Babe, Hey Babe (x4)
 
 I don`t no Tutti-Fruiti-
 No-Life Rock…
 Now come on baby just rock rock rock 
 
 I don`t no Tutti-Fruiti-
 No Life Rock
 Now come on baby just rock rock rock
 
 
 
 
 Date: Thu, 7 Dec 1995 13:10:29 -0800 (PST)
 From: "D.A. Hsia" 
 Subject: Led Zeppelin, Boogie with Stu
 
 
 Led Zeppelin`s Boogie with Stu
 
 figure 1
 e—————————————————————-
 B—————————————————————-
 G–2–2——–2——–2-*——————————————-
 D–2–2–4–2–2——–2-*———————————————
 A–0–0–0–0–0–3–4–0-*———————————————–
 E—————————————————————-
     ***allow this last A to ring into beat 1 of next bar.
 figure 2
 
 e—————————————————————-
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 A—————————————————————-
 E—————————————————————-
 
 figure 3
 
 
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 D—————————————————————-
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 E–0–0–0–0–0–0–0————————————————-
 
 figure 4
 
 
 e—————————————————————-
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 E—————————————————————-
 
 figure 5
 
 
 e—————————————————————-
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 Figure 6
 
 
 e—————————————————————-
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 E–0–0–3–4–0–0–0–0————————————————
 
 Figure 7
 
 
 e—————————————————————-
 B–2*————————————————————–
 G–2*————————————————————–
 D–2*————————————————————–
 A–0*————————————————————–
 E—————————————————————-
    *allow to ring for two bars
 
 and now for the order: figure 1 4x
         figure 2 2x
                        figure 1 2x
                        figure 3 2x
                 figure 4 6x
                        figure 5 2x
                        figure 4 2x
                        figure 6 2x
                        figure 7 1x
 
 This order applies to the first verse.  As the song progresses, figures one 
 and four are interchanged occasionally (as are 2 and 5 as well and 3 and 6, 
 respectively).