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Creating songs in drop D can open up new creative avenues as it did many other players throughout history. It gives you a different way to look at the instrument and the resulting music is usually unlike anything else you’ll play in standard tuning. If you’re looking for something to create that special “magic”, then drop D may be what you’re looking for.
This book hopes to fully instruct you in drop D. You’ll learn how to play your chords and scales in this alternate tuning. We’ll explore some of the great drop D songs and how to use the tuning to create compositions. Hopefully, somewhere along the way, you’ll discover the true magic of drop D.
Drop D Lessons
- Drop D Chords
- Harvest Moon 5
- Harvest Moon 4
- Harvest Moon 3
- Harvest Moon 2
- Harvest Moon 1
- How To Tune To Drop D
- Creating Riffs in Drop D
Download “Top 25 Drop D” Tabs
- Alice In Chains “Them Bones”
- Nirvana “All Apologies”
- Audioslave “Show Me How To Live”
- Bach “Musette In D”
- The Beatles “Dear Prudence”
- Jimmy Buffet “Margaritaville”
- Crossfade “Cold”
- Creed “Higher”
- The Doors “The End”
- Foo Fighters “Everlong”
- Fleetwood Mac “Gold Dust Woman”
- Neil Young “Harvest Moon”
- Nickelback “Someday”
- James Taylor “Country Road”
- Jeff Buckley “Grace”
- John Mayer “Your Body Is A Wonderland”
- Led Zeppelin “Moby Dick”
- Marilyn Manson “Beautiful People”
- Nirvana “Heart Shaped Box”
- Papa Roach “Last Resort”
- Pink Floyd “Run Like Hell”
- Queen “Fat Bottomed Girls”
- Soundgarden “Black Hole Sun”
- Tool “Sober”
- Velvet Revolver “Slither”
More Songs In Drop D
- “Last Resort” by Papa Roach
- Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffet
- “Buried Myself Alive” by The Used
- Country Road by James Taylor
- Gold Dust Woman
- Greed by Godsmack
- “Run Like Hell” by Pink Floyd
- “Undertow” by Tool
- “Greed” by Godsmack
- Awake by Godsmack
- Amazing Grace
- “Sugar We’re Going Down” by Fall Out Boy
- “Blue On Black” by Kenny Wayne Shepherd
- “Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow” by Frank Zappa
- “Fat Bottomed Girls” by Queen
- “Jailhouse Rock” by Elvis Presley