The Led Zeppelin classic Kashmir, in which Jimmy Page made brilliant use of open strings in conjunction with shifting two-note fretted shapes, especially during the songâs signature descending sus4-3 chord riff heard between the verses, for which he simply moved alternating two-finger shapes down the fretboard to lower positions while incorporating ringing open strings as common tones in each voicing, is probably the most celebrated example of a song in DADGAD tuning. (Image courtesy of Future)
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Remove the footstool and place the guitar horizontally across your lap for more comfortable playing. Your right thigh should still be supported by the lower curve. The upper curve in this guitar stance is supported by your left leg rather than your left hand. Again, wearing a strap makes sense. Standing guitar stance
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