In The Mind of Jimmy Page: Since I've Been Loving You Guitar Solo
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![GREATEST blues rock song of all time? Led Zeppelin’s “Since I’ve Been Loving You” [Guitar Lesson]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/k703VUDDfLc/mqdefault.jpg)
Wasn't Page 25 or 26 when he wrote this? Hard to believe someone in their 20s could do so much. Compose, produce, and perform......truly amazing.
Incredible, isn't it?
JPPage 100%!
He was basically a genius at school and when he found himself doing sessions, the inner nerd came out and he learnt everything he could about the whole process. Combine that with his playing ability and the result can be heard in the entire Zeppelin catalogue. Absolutely timeless
We often say that the 20's is the physical prime of men, but I also think it's the intellectual and creative prime too. The Beatles wrote most of their songs in their 20's and we won't even talk about classical music composers
Page didn’t start from scratch on this. It was essentially a remake of “Never” by Moby Grape. Plant was a big fan of theirs.
nice pfp
if there is one thing on the face of this earth that proves Jimmy Page understands the blues,it's this tune.
I listen to a lot of blues. This is my favorite blues song.
another great one to study and grab some licks from is Tea For One. An underrated masterpiece and one of Jimmy's best, in my humble opinion
@@capitanobvious3695 isn't Tea For One a sort of sequel to SIBLY anyway
@@phanindrasarma7973 pretty much lol, but a bit sexier imo. Prescence itself was sort of a comback to Zep going back to their blues roots. very underrated record.
@@capitanobvious3695 I don't know if it's sexier but it definitely has something that Since I've Been doesn't have. It's more melancholic (can't think of another word) and I love it. Def an underrated track.
you can NEVER take too much time analyzing Jimmy! Thank You
Well put
Plays like Jimmy Page, looks like Peter Grant :D
Hey show some respect. This is the guy who brought Spinal Tap to the masses.
HAHA spot on
Looks like Tom Segura
LOL
Looks like peter grant, but way too nice.
Since I've been loving this channel...my guitar playing has improved in a big way. Thanks to you, it will be done!
No cap
Ive been playing for 40 years...48 yrs old now...man. this is one of the best videos ever evermore.
What can I say, I've been playing for years. grew up on Mel bay etc. You have a gift for teaching and your joy shows through. Thank you for the classic Page.
Mate I can't thank you enough! I've watched your other methods videos too and it's revolutionised my approach. I don't hate my guitar (ok lack of skill) any more. And to walk through this solo... Legend! Please keep up the honest, genuine, no BS teaching. 👍👍
You cannot do enough of these in the mind of jimmy page!!! Honestly the best way in the world to learn how to play leads. You really have a gift my friend, I am very glad I stumbled on your channel
good video. I'll never understand how one player (Page) could come up w/ so many memorable riffs - over 50 yrs later it still amazes (me). Many times I stay away from zep and when I come back a year or so later, I'm amazed once again. Thanks, Stitch.
DUDE UR AWESOME THIS IS THE SONG THAT MADE ME WANNA START
I LEARNED IT ALREADY BUT I STILL WANNA HEAR UR INSIGHT
THANK U
Same here bro Jimi Page is the boss as well as Ian
actually it helped a lot
i never thought of Fm scale being played even though i knew it was one of the chords. i always thought the whole solo was pretty much all Cm scale but it explains a lot about the live versions of this song specifically the one in 1994 no quarter show.
i couldnt figure out why he was playing the same licks as he did in Cm except he was playing them 6 frets up the neck from Cm pentatonic box 1 which would put him in Fm pentatonic box 1 which now makes sense he was just playing the Fm scale over the Fm chord.
Thanks a whole bunch again dude u rock !!!!
Great song to put into practice what I've been learning on your channel!
Since i've been loving this tune my whole life, and trying to play it just as long... What your explaining is seriously helping! wish the video was longer! Not that great at Guitar theory, but I know where the pentatonic scales are, wondered what the difference was when other people try to teach this song and you did it in a way, sink or swim sort of way that all of a sudden made the whole song make sense to me. Now with much practice I may someday be able to play it with out the lack of confidence that has Clouded me for so long. Thank you!
i don't know anything about guitar, i've never played but i enjoy watching this channel
Wonderful videos. That rake at about 13:00 has given me a woody when I was a kid and switched from trumpet to guitar. Page's dangerous recklessness and mastery still holds secrets and inspires me.
The best instruction I've ever seen in over 40 years of this classic, and my favorite, LZ blues song. Thanks much.
Studied music from a very early age, and have been playing guitar for 50+ years. This guy is good in both knowledge and presentation. Nice vid. Thank you for sharing.
Perfect. Super useful. I intend to learn a lot of the track note for note but this should really help with applying the learning to improv by highlighting structure exactly what I was looking for and lucked out finding this vid. Thanks! Ps people serious about learning won't mind a 20min vid not too long at all.
Thanks for all of the work that you go to. I am now a fan of your sessions, love the great sense of humor also that you kind of throw in. Keep the sessions going sir and TY.
Your in depth vids on the methods of Page, Clapton, etc... really has been a help on my own playing, and allowed me to get more creative with my own blues style. Thanks, man! Confidence is the biggest key to any blues improv. I play sloppy a lot lol, but so did Page and it always sounded great. Feel really influences the emotion of what's being played. It's not really the notes (although they're important too), but more of the way the notes are picked.
I've always loved this solo
Nice one Ian, one of my favourite Zeppelin tracks period. Nice explanation of how the solo fits over the chords. Have always loved minor blues. Many thanks.
This video is fantastic! You totally broke it down! No words to thank you enough, I wish I could like it twice!
Really great video, really well explained thank you really excellent I’ve been just starting to get really interested in aspects of this solo and this one been really really helpful ❤
Thanks for the video Ian. It was EXACTLY the type of approach I needed to get into improvising over the songs I love.
The pace was perfect for me too. Great great job! ;)
I just love how you break this all down and make it so easy to follow! I honestly didn't know where to begin with this one, but you have given me hope!
One of my favorite Led Zep songs. I appreciate your explanation of how the notes of the solo fit in with the chords. Thanks for the great lesson!
Thank you so much for this video. Please don't beat yourself up about the length of the video; all great things take time to learn. I really am excited about where this will take my improv. Definitely picking up myself a loop pedal.
Thank you, this sheds a lot of light on why and where he was playing. I appreciate the great analysis!
man, these videos are awesome
You got this beginner going strong with your lessons. Jack and Dian is down now your challenging me with one of my favorite songs of all time.
Thank you for your insight, knowledge, and great teaching style.
So often, you learn that all these guitar greats, no matter how flashy, wind up on chord tones and it sounds amazing. Great video! I’m going to go back and digest the Stich Method (tm?). You’re a natural teacher, my man
Congratulations on all the new subscribers!
Kind of an amazing week for my guitar progress, I definitely can say the “Stitch” method works wonders. What I enjoyed the most was I could expand my fretboard knowledge using songs I love like this one and Black Magic Women, Little Wing, Achilles Last Stand ect. Ian made me listen hard to the music the I already knew and explained the theory in a practical manner. Thanks.
Hey man, your videos strike the perfect balance of theory and practice. Really good stuff. Thanks!
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Great video. Really appreciate the breakdown of the scales over the chords and the concepts. Thanks!
Beautiful Les Paul man. Thanks so much for this, an all time favorite song.
dude, this is the fisrt video i see from you and you are GREAT, i am subbed to so many guitar channels that i get no usage from. you should have +1m subbes.
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you should do 'tea for one', which is very similar(harmonically) to 'since..' but different soloing ideas
I always considered Tea for one as Since I’ve been Loving you’s continuation
Great work. Jimmy's awareness of harmony gives the solos a destined feel even with those jaw dropping attitude singing moments.
Fantastic lesson!! To think the earth is 4 billion years old and we get to live during Jimmy Page and Stich!!
Wish I could hit "like" more than once on this. AWESOME stuff Stitch !!
Epic video. Lots of substance to chew on!
Superb.. love the tutorial really helps me to understand the structure and finding scales
yes bro, the rig! finally some gets it. I haven't seen anyone play this right, and that includes instruction and lessons vids. Also the way you can describe it is emotion not sloppy, this is what page so incredible. No one did shit like this.
you are my favorite youtube guitar teacher. thank you and keep up the great work.
Love the longer format video! Keep 'em coming.
Really like your channel I've learned a lot from your videos. Good job dude
you are amazing! finally i understand about some (theory). and in just perfect packets :) and what is important, and what´s not. best teacher in www. and you tube! i wacthed your another videos and understanding better now the guitar than just a copy note for note or trying to learn by ear... thank you! hope you continue!
Love your style of teaching. Love the clean guitar. Effects just clutter things up in teaching. Wish more people did videos this way.
Great video lesson... keep up the great work!
Legendary song and excellent breakdown and lesson Stitch..
I didn't know Peter Grant could play JP's licks. Impressive.
Great lesson thanks, he's one of my favorite rock guitarists.
thank you soo much for this. incredible work. very fine.
Thanks for this! I'm trying to learn this solo note for note, but this video helped me figure out what he's thinking. Hopefully I'll be able to improvise on this song in the future.
This is solid gold!
Loved your video man, and you dont need to ask that many excuses haha. nice analysis.
Incredible work!!
Thank You Stich, I really learned a lot about this solo.
Man!! I just checked your channel for this last week but you hadn't published it yet.
Glad to see it!
Thanks so much for doing this! I play it all the time. Need to learn a couple of these scales properly!
This kind of video is extremely helpful thank you so much for what you do and you present the info perfectly thanks again
I was gonna ask for this jajaja thanks so much :)
hey Dude, Thanks heaps for that, great job!!!!
That bend at 13:10! My god. This is an incredible lesson! :)
I learned guitar on zep books back in the early 90's. It's really cool to see these breakdowns now that I'm learning the theory behind it all (took till my 40's to be interested). These breakdowns are invaluable. I'm learning so much. Thank you again
Glad you enjoy! Check out my No Quarter video. I think it came out great imho
Good insights, pleasant delivery. You know I must have one of those new fangled, new fangled back door man yeah yeah yeah. When was 16 I used to put my head between 2 speakers, lay on the floor listening until my father would kick me and say, "I been a-workin from 7 , 7, 7 to 11 every night and it kinda makes my life a drag, drag drag, lord yeah that's a right now now... now it's suppertime."
man that was incredible. thank yooooo
My fave Pagey guitar solo, and the first one I learned (after Stairway's finale solo, of course)...great stuff!
Thank you outstanding lesson!! One of the best online a real teacher!!
BTW, what a fantastic chord progression to play a blues over. It’s like a marriage of classic blues with Flamenco intensity.
Really appreciate this in-depth breakdown.
Tea for One would be a great follow-up to this
Hots on for Nowhere's solo has a really filthy pick rake in it too (I think). That song would be a great choice for another "In the Mind of Jimmy Page" style video. Funky sounding main riff and classic Jimmy Page style solo. Your commentary in these is great. Thanks for the superduper videos!
Great lesson! Thanks!
This song is an amazing track for people wanting to expand their technique for solos, and learning how to make a long improvised solo.
Lovin your videos. You explain things very well. Thank you
Fantastic lesson. Much appreciated. Excellent
I've often wondered why I love that solo so much; now I know.
OH my God. I can't thank you enough. Guru Ji. Thanks a lot. awesome.
Been watching this over and over...thx Ian.
You've done an incredible job here!
Kool video mon. Cheers!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🍀🍀🍀🎩🎩🎩🎩😸
Great work! Thank you!
cool video, and I learnt a lot from it. Thanks :)
This guys knows stuff it’s great learning!
Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you! Great video!
That was an awesome lesson!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Great video my friend, this is definitely one of my favorite Zeppelin songs, along with "No Quarter", great job, stay safe my friend, Rick On & God Bless!!!
Just wondering if you have seen my No Quarter video as well. Thanks for the kind words. Rock on
Not yet have I seen your No Quarter video, but I play an instrumental version of it, totally different improv solo I do, the backing track was created from my DigiTech RP360xp fx pedal going into my DigiTech Jamman Stereo Looper, if you want to see the video, it's on my channel just a few videos ago called 'House Gig', it's the very first song, if you watch it, I hope you like it & give me your honest feedback, I have an open mind, Led Zeppelin is definitely one of Thee Greatest bands ever, so versatile, I'll check out your No Quarter video & leave a thumbs up & comment, you ROCK my friend, stay safe, Rock On & God Bless!!!
Bloody Hell. Peter Grant didn't die...he's teaching guitar on the internet.
Very helpful!
Thanks Stich
you are amazing , great playing
really helpful, thanks
Very cool lesson. You’re a good teacher very well done
This is great! Im so glad i found your channel. Can i request that you do this kind of analysis/lesson on I Cant Quit You by zeppelin?
Brilliant lesson, thanks a lot!