Also known simply as double drop D is an alternative guitar tuning: E strings are tuned down (dropped) one whole step (2 frets) to D rather than E as in standard tuning (EADGBE). The main use for double dropped d is so guitarists can play 5th chords with one finger on the bass strings and play the treble side of a barré chord. A well-known recording that makes effective use of this tuning is Cinnamon Girl by Neil Young and I Hate California by Jonathan Coulton.
Artist | Song | Album | Tab |
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Nick Drake | Bryter Layter | Bryter Layter | View Tab |
Nick Drake | Fly | Bryter Layter | View Tab |
Nick Drake | Fly | Time of No Reply | View Tab |
Gregg Allman | Come and Go Blues | View Tab | |
Led Zeppelin | |||
Neil Young | Dont Let It Bring You Down | After the Gold Rush | View Tab |
Kate Rusby | Jolly Ploughboys | View Tab | |
Led Zeppelin | Going to California | IV | View Tab |
A Skylit Drive | Black and Blue | Identity On Fire | |
The Doobie Brothers | Black Water | What Were Once Vices are Now Habits | |
Fleetwood Mac | The Chain | Rumours |
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