Sped My departed brother taught me this Zep tune some 30yrs ago. After I had a plate and 7 bolts placed in my arm..wounded Marine vet therapy.. Your patience reminded me of him and touched my soul and brought back those young days of a care free memory sitting on the front porch taking lesson from him.. I just have a Alvarez r20d12 but with this tutorial I will be getting a Strat and a Katana 50 is in the works. I am very rusty but still have a motivation to clean it up. Keep it up.. your patience is a virtue.. your editing and the quad split screens tells me you disected the song as Jimmy did. I know that was "dayz of work". Well done and keep it up.. Just fantastic.
Hey Ginny, thank you for sharing such a heartfelt memory and story. I’m so glad I could both educate and inspire you. The new gear you’re getting sounds awesome and it’ll really submerge you in all it’s wonder (and chorus/reverb.) Best to you. 🙏🏻❤️
It was inspirational to read your story, Ginny. Keep at it and you'll get there. I had a smashed right wrist (along with other injuries) some 14 years ago and couldn't play for about 4 years. Had to change hands and relearn. Had a new wrist built about 5 years ago and it's opened up a new world for me. Since I've Been Lovin' You is THE song that made me take up the guitar some 45 years ago and it's only since I decided to relearn has my playing really improved. Channels like this one are an absolute godsend and should be given the recognition they deserve. A big thanks to Sped too for the amazing work put in.
After 30 years just finally sat down and learned this whole song. This is an amazing lesson. Guy spent a lot of time learning all the parts and does a great job breaking them all down.
@@godbyone Did not take too long as I was already familiar with the tune, and none of the parts are too difficult. I had just never learned it perfectly, which I’m now doing since I have some time. So if you’re a decent player, it shouldn’t take too long, depending on your skill level. Thx.
@@edzappia2892 thanks. I needed some motivation. To sit down wot it …. This guys vids. Are so great. He something. Extra. Can’t put my finger on it. Beside s sounding accurate. ( I think it is his calm easy pace ) Check out my RUclips. You might like it. The top 2 vids. one has a page tone. “Godin elixir “, The other was. “Kiss my bluegrass 3 “was a nod to Danny gatton. He lived close to me.
This is Page on display as master guitar composer and arranger. It's actually a rather simple song, but the depth of his guitar orchestration makes it such a rich tonal palette. As always though with Zep, the sum is greater than it's disparate parts. Plants lovelorn lyrics alongside the carefully crafted music had me crying my eyes out over lost teenage love a few decades ago. Emotion plus incredible creativity and musicality makes this one of my all time favorites. No other band has captured lightning in a bottle quite like Zeppelin did.
This is why Jimmy Page is so incredible. For example.. the intro... the nuances, the variations...each one builds and resolves....the light and shade. It's these little things that make such a massive difference and make his music living, breathing works of art. Again, you've done a great job recognising and pointing out these nuances as being important...because they are.
Very cool Sped. You are in the wheel house big time. Where jimmy is coming from. I think we both get where the head space jimmy was playing from was . Such an amazing artist . All of the music he has created is deep. This is truly a song to be appreciated. No matter what he was doing he reached so far with his musical expression . I don’t think there’s a bad jimmy song, composition or solo , he is so artistic with his creations . The legend displays himself in his work. Thank you for continuing to teach me and everyone who loves his work. This is one of my favorite songs
Song always gives me goose bumps. Brings me back to my youth. I have only been playing for 1 year and my goal is learning this song in 10 years. This is way above my ability, but dam
This is just a wonderful lesson. 10 years gone may be my favorite zeppelin tune. The amount of time and effort and patience you went into learning and teaching us every nuance of the song is fantastic. I really can’t wait to sit down with my guitar and this video and learn to actually play this song. Thank you so much!
I know nothing yet about guitar (I play piano). But Ten Years Gone is my fave Zep song of all time so I subscribe to your channel for when I learn to play guitar. Thanks for your effort to post all the tutorials!
This is an incredible lesson. Thank you so much for this. It amazes me how you can pick up on precisely every note with such accuracy to teach this exactly the way Jimmy played it.
I love that you spent time figuring the song out old school. I taught myself guitar in high school the same way, by listening to records & cassettes and going a section at a time. I got around to this tune in college. So glad I did that, it developed my ear and fretboard knowledge.
People have no idea how har trying to figure out Jimmy on a vinyl record. Especially. That hard parts. Then u ruin the record at hard part. Making even harder to hear it
@@godbyonelol, that's so true. A lot of my old Zeppelin, Rush & Black Sabbath, and later on Metallica records are worn out from playing parts over and over.
Yes. Jimmy is master .you always hear there will never be a Hendrix or srv. But. No way will anybody be in the zone like. Jimmy. Very rare. The whole starting super young in studio. Working for all kinds of classic rock : pop standard s movie tv when it was growing. Is one in a billion.it studios wouldn’t hire a teenager nowadays.To play everything
Great lesson! Clear, concise and complete. One of the first Led Zeppelin songs I attempted nearly 40 years ago on a Gibson SG. I listened to the LP and tried to learn it by ear and then finally got a book with the song tabbed out, but here you laid it all our in detail. Good job!
That’s amazing! Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed learning this with me. Some of the most difficult parts to work out where what to do with the rhythm behind the solo. Some tricky stuff going on there.
I'm years late in commenting, but the way you paid particular attention to the actual notes in the introduction is great. I've been playing those bits for a long time. The funny thing is, save for you, every other demonstration on the internet I've ever seen kinda fluffs those bits. It's the most important part of the song!
Jimmy used chords. And minor and major scales to a tee. Hear the notes. Sped. Top notch. Page is mentally in a different realm. Sped is in his realm amazing bro. Do more. Never stop. Glad I found ya. Your tone is spot on.
This is so masterfully taught that I just had to start running and throw myself into the wall because of the too intense pleasure I experienced at actually being able to understand how this song is played... I want more of this channel!
Very good video, very detailed. I am a French beginner with 3 years of guitar playing, love this song and I am almost able to play it now...not still perfect but I enjoy it. Thanks again a lot for the quality of this video. By the way I am 64, not to late to have fun :-)
You are a Zep aficionado when it comes to Jimmy Page's chording, riffing/soloing and nuance. I have not seen anyone else on RUclips that comes close to such a high level and delicate approach to teaching this amazing music that will never be equaled in our lifetime. Led Zeppelin are the Gods of Rock. I am a forever fan of Sped Spedding.
I love this song. Great lesson. I love the version of Jimmy playing this with the Black Crows live. When Zep played it live they just couldn't get those great harmonies (only one guitar). Awesome lesson Sped!
I just got this wild hair to learn this and and here you are. pretty good lesson. appreciate your use of time and keeping it moving. cleared up a couple lines for me . thanks
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs, and you nailed it. I started guitar 2 years ago and glad I found you. Your an awesome teacher Sped. Most teachers are very academic. You’re like learning from a buddy who’s a great guitarist and still just as in awe of Jimmy Page as I am. Thanks for the lesson, never thought I’d learn this one.
That’s so cool David. Exactly how I want the lessons to come across, relaxed, entertaining, personal and obviously education and inspiration at the forefront of everything. I try to keep them as close to a real life one-on-one lesson as possible. 🙌🏻🔥
Thanks for taking the time to put this video together. It's just an amazing lesson and I can't stop working on it. Just really great work teaching us all how to put this together. You're a fabulous teacher!
Been playing this song(certainly not good as you) for years. I never used the drop d tuning until you demonstrated the middle break part. It makes a huge difference in the tone of those notes. Thanks sir for a great lesson well done !
I love your lessons because you get little things right that a lot of others don’t hear. For example you get that high e string on the second go round of the intro. A lot of other people don’t hit that high E
Another example is in your lesson a sweet child of mine you include the b chord in the chorus between the A and the C. 99% of the other lessons miss that chord
I know right, thanks for picking up on that. I was teaching this very thing to a kid the other day and was explaining the importance of the little B passing note.
Sped you are just brilliant, a complete inspiration, intelligent and a complete rock god. I lust love how much you feel the track and playing. keep being you.
Sped! Thank you!! Another one I never thought I'd be able to play all the way through. That's an even 20 "Zep" songs including one by Page/Plant. I'm running out of Page bits that I think I can do but we'll see. Your teaching is stellar!
It’s always amazing to see a comment pop up from you, and I’m truly grateful for your ongoing support! I’m so glad I’ve been able to help you on your journey. Well done for having the discipline and dedication to work through the lessons and master them one by one-you're making fantastic progress!
Great lesson, earned a sub as this is a Zep song I’d forgotten about. One thing about Page though, I don’t think that he ever played the same thing the same way twice live, 😉 so there’s some latitude. Nailing a recording is fun and challenging. Thanks!
Thanks so much Scott. I look back fondly on this lesson. Took me ages to work it all out but it made the filming a breeze because it was so prepped. Have a great Christmas. 🎄
@@SpedSpedding Right back at ya brother! Feliz Navidad! I've been checking your other videos... brilliant mate, keep up the good work! And... what is it, and where the heck do I get that "Story Book"?! I'm asking Santa!!
Sped, thanks for the awesome lesson. You are one of a kind instructor that takes the time to do it right. Even though this was done 2 yrs ago, just know your hard work is still being appreciated long afterwards !
So cool Joel; I try my best to stay on top of all comments even on the older videos. The reason I make the lessons is because I want them to be evergreen. This song is a dream. ❤️
thanks man. I really appreciate the effort you have put into working out this song. I'm still learning and this has been a great help. It also has shown me how great this song is. Not just the complex guitar parts and rhythms but the lyric and narrative is very heartfelt.
It's really amazing 'getting to know' my lifelong favorite songs / guitarists by learning the songs on guitar. I'm 55 and only started playing during Covid but i play almost every day so i can confidently say that i don't suck anymore. On the way home from work I'll be thinking of which songs i want to work on, i love it! Learning an AC DC or Metallica or Van Halen song is SO different from learning a Led Zeppelin song. Even before i started playing i noticed how different LZ was. No two of their songs sound the same, no two albums sound the same, they never used juvenile rhyming lyrics...not even in the beginning, it's absolutely incredible what they did as far as creating music. And unfortunately, playing the guitar parts of a LZ song isn't as recognizable or fun as back in black for example, except for stairway. Maybe that's why it's so cliche to play that song? But i love LZ songs just as much! It feels wrong to listen to LZ songs unless they're in proper album order. Random idea i thought of - get Bon Scott's voice input into an AI computer and have him sing the Back in Black songs!!! Wouldn't that be wild!!
Agreed! At the risk of being absolutely blaspemous, and being excommunicated as a Zepophile, i think it is the best version! All 3 parts live, Jimmy absolutely goes real deep, s different solo for him, soft, nuanced and demonstrates his mastery of light and shade. Even if Chris did stuff it up, it's sensational!
By far the most in-depth and well explained lessons I have had the pleasure to come across. Love the channel and yes I subscribed. Well earned on your part sir very well earned!
Just recently been devoting time to learning this so I'm stoked to find this lesson. The tab I have didn't sound right. This makes so much more sense. Thanks!
My favorite combo of colors for a strat. I like the rosewood fretboard opposed to the maple personally but that is a sharp looking to ax. What model is it? I have a goal of getting an elite model with the Shawbucker in the bridge. Olympic white with the tortoise pick guard. Great lesson, thanks broseph
It's a 2013 Elite as well. I'm all about the Maple me. I always said I was gonna have a maple neck Fender, whether it be a Strat or a Tele. Obviously I've said similar things about 300 other guitars as well. 😂
@@SpedSpedding love it. I have a maple neck Tele and I love her. She’s seriously bulletproof. Was one of my main travel guitars for a long time. A red Nashville Tele so I got a little more
Plant really wanted this to become a key song on stage, to some extent replacing Stairway, but it never happened. Its a wonderful song, no histrionics just beautifully put together.
There is actually no way one guitar can do this justice live, that's why Jimmy didn't go that route. It takes all 3 guitars, go check Jimmy with the Black Crowes. My greatest wish would have been to see Eric and Jeff get up on stage with Zeppelin to do it, that would have been the Ultimate, even better than when they did Layla at Arms with Jimmy on slide.
Wow, thanks Sped. I have been using your video as I work on each section. I was feeling pretty good about it but checked out a few other RUclips lessons on the same song to contrast. It was very enlightening....meaning the other videos were not even close to yours for clarity, accuracy, and general ass-kickingness. Sped ftw!
Love it Scott, thanks so much. A few people commented on the fact I'd put the extra little harmonies in and some of the rhythm parts. I always like to try and stick something a bit different/extra in. Hope you're good?
@@SpedSpedding Yep all good here in Canada ! (except the whole pandemic thing...lol). I am almost ready to impress my friends with this song. Thanks again.
I watch many lessons by various youtubers but I always seem to come back to you, you have my vote and yes I've subscribed, I've tried to learn the outro lead on live version of whole lotta love but failed and can't find any lessons any chance you would oblige, cheeze.
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My departed brother taught me this Zep tune some 30yrs ago.
After I had a plate and 7 bolts placed in my arm..wounded Marine vet therapy.. Your patience reminded me of him and touched my soul and brought back those young days of a care free memory sitting on the front porch taking lesson from him.. I just have a Alvarez r20d12 but with this tutorial I will be getting a Strat and a Katana 50 is in the works.
I am very rusty but still have a motivation to clean it up.
Keep it up.. your patience is a virtue.. your editing and the quad split screens tells me you disected the song as Jimmy did.
I know that was "dayz of work".
Well done and keep it up..
Just fantastic.
Hey Ginny, thank you for sharing such a heartfelt memory and story. I’m so glad I could both educate and inspire you. The new gear you’re getting sounds awesome and it’ll really submerge you in all it’s wonder (and chorus/reverb.) Best to you. 🙏🏻❤️
😊👍👍💙
It was inspirational to read your story, Ginny. Keep at it and you'll get there. I had a smashed right wrist (along with other injuries) some 14 years ago and couldn't play for about 4 years. Had to change hands and relearn. Had a new wrist built about 5 years ago and it's opened up a new world for me. Since I've Been Lovin' You is THE song that made me take up the guitar some 45 years ago and it's only since I decided to relearn has my playing really improved. Channels like this one are an absolute godsend and should be given the recognition they deserve. A big thanks to Sped too for the amazing work put in.
Semper Fi. Thanks for your service. Carry on.
Thank you for your service.
After 30 years just finally sat down and learned this whole song. This is an amazing lesson. Guy spent a lot of time learning all the parts and does a great job breaking them all down.
Ah thanks Ed. Very kind. 🔥 And big well done!
Awesome how long do it take you ???? I haven’t sat down with a zep song in years . Thank s
@@godbyone Did not take too long as I was already familiar with the tune, and none of the parts are too difficult. I had just never learned it perfectly, which I’m now doing since I have some time. So if you’re a decent player, it shouldn’t take too long, depending on your skill level. Thx.
@@edzappia2892 thanks. I needed some motivation. To sit down wot it …. This guys vids. Are so great. He something. Extra. Can’t put my finger on it. Beside s sounding accurate. ( I think it is his calm easy pace ) Check out my RUclips. You might like it. The top 2 vids. one has a page tone. “Godin elixir “, The other was. “Kiss my bluegrass 3 “was a nod to Danny gatton. He lived close to me.
Definitely the most thorough and accurate tutorial I could find for this song, you’ve earned my sub.
Thanks so much Jake! Welcome to the channel. 🤘🏻😎
I agree 100%! A quick thorough lesson is hard to find. I’ll stick around here for more tutorials after I get this one start to finish.
Agreed, I just subscribed for the same reason.
I subscribed as well
Yes. This guy. Is at the very top on zep
This is Page on display as master guitar composer and arranger. It's actually a rather simple song, but the depth of his guitar orchestration makes it such a rich tonal palette. As always though with Zep, the sum is greater than it's disparate parts.
Plants lovelorn lyrics alongside the carefully crafted music had me crying my eyes out over lost teenage love a few decades ago. Emotion plus incredible creativity and musicality makes this one of my all time favorites. No other band has captured lightning in a bottle quite like Zeppelin did.
Agree with you totally 👍
Put a little thought into that book
@@steve.-007 you should, you know the author
Absolutely! Perfectly demonstrates the genius of Jimmy Page. One of his finest solos & tunes for me.
This is why Jimmy Page is so incredible. For example.. the intro... the nuances, the variations...each one builds and resolves....the light and shade. It's these little things that make such a massive difference and make his music living, breathing works of art. Again, you've done a great job recognising and pointing out these nuances as being important...because they are.
Sounds like something Beethoven would do - Jimmy is a prodigy after all.
Sold his soul??? Hmmm?
I am absolutely shocked you don't have more subscribers, your content is incredible
Liam Hagan Thanks Liam! 🤘🏻🤩 That’s super nice of you. I have really tried to step it up this year! Appreciate the support.
Ye I go along with that comment.
Very cool Sped. You are in the wheel house big time. Where jimmy is coming from. I think we both get where the head space jimmy was playing from was . Such an amazing artist . All of the music he has created is deep. This is truly a song to be appreciated. No matter what he was doing he reached so far with his musical expression . I don’t think there’s a bad jimmy song, composition or solo , he is so artistic with his creations . The legend displays himself in his work. Thank you for continuing to teach me and everyone who loves his work. This is one of my favorite songs
Great lesson video, thanks for making this video! Kudos to you!!
Thank you kindly!
My favorite Zeppelin song and it is a great lesson! Thank you Sped for spending the time to make this great tutorial!
Ah epic Tom! You gave great taste, it’s a brilliant tune. Hope you enjoy learning it with me. Tried to be as thorough as possible.
Omg found you yesterday was hoping u would do ten years , was going ask. And You already did. !!!!!! Wow.
In the bag… 😏✨
Song always gives me goose bumps. Brings me back to my youth. I have only been playing for 1 year and my goal is learning this song in 10 years. This is way above my ability, but dam
With the right routine and dedication you’ll definitely get this before 10 years.l, promise. 🙌🏻
Best lessons on RUclips. Not debatable, end of argument. Thanks Sped
That’s HUGE. Thank you Johnny! 🤘🏻🖤
This is one of Zeppelin's finest moments, hands down, thank you Sped!
You’re welcome Marko. 🔥🤘🏻
This is just a wonderful lesson. 10 years gone may be my favorite zeppelin tune. The amount of time and effort and patience you went into learning and teaching us every nuance of the song is fantastic. I really can’t wait to sit down with my guitar and this video and learn to actually play this song. Thank you so much!
You’re welcome Bob! Have the best time learning it.
Thank you! Finally someone that really knows this song!!!!!!!! Thank you thank you
You’re welcome! 😍🇬🇧
I know nothing yet about guitar (I play piano). But Ten Years Gone is my fave Zep song of all time so I subscribe to your channel for when I learn to play guitar. Thanks for your effort to post all the tutorials!
This is an incredible lesson. Thank you so much for this. It amazes me how you can pick up on precisely every note with such accuracy to teach this exactly the way Jimmy played it.
You’re so welcome! And thanks for leaving such a lovely comment. Keeps me wanting to make more of them. 🍿❤️
I love that you spent time figuring the song out old school. I taught myself guitar in high school the same way, by listening to records & cassettes and going a section at a time. I got around to this tune in college. So glad I did that, it developed my ear and fretboard knowledge.
People have no idea how har trying to figure out Jimmy on a vinyl record. Especially. That hard parts. Then u ruin the record at hard part. Making even harder to hear it
@@godbyonelol, that's so true. A lot of my old Zeppelin, Rush & Black Sabbath, and later on Metallica records are worn out from playing parts over and over.
Clearly one of Page's best
. Thanks fur the solo pointers. So much easier than play, rewind, play, rewind, etc, etc.
You’re so welcome Mica! Stoked that you liked this lesson. ✨🙏🏻
i have looked at hundreds of guitar lessons. You are the best i have seen cause you don't linger to long on any 1 section, keep up the awsome lessons
Between 28:01-28:21, are some of the most beautiful chords I have ever heard. Thanks for the lesson.
Agreed!! I want the tab for those 😝
I really appreciate the breakdown of the nuances in the intro. Sure makes a difference as subtle as it is.
Learning one Jimmy Page arrangement is like learning 4 songs in one.
Same with Tony Iommi
@@rambleon2011 Don't forget Ritchie Blackmore
..and the rest.
Yes. Jimmy is master .you always hear there will never be a Hendrix or srv. But. No way will anybody be in the zone like. Jimmy. Very rare. The whole starting super young in studio. Working for all kinds of classic rock : pop standard s movie tv when it was growing. Is one in a billion.it studios wouldn’t hire a teenager nowadays.To play everything
Learning 4 page arrangements is like narley dude
Another gem from you Sped.My guitar playing have improved immensely after your lessons.
I've always thought this song was too complicated for me to learn but your delivery was excellent. Thank you for taking the time and effort.
Your feeling, articulation and timing are really nice. Always nice to hear a guitar player with good musicality.
Sections 3 and 6 are delicious. One of Zep's most poetic songs, probably the most along with Rain Song. Thank You Sped, best Zep teacher on You Tube.
Sped, You the Man. I was fortunate enough to see the mighty Zep, at the old Chicago Stadium, in April 1977.
Great lesson! Clear, concise and complete. One of the first Led Zeppelin songs I attempted nearly 40 years ago on a Gibson SG. I listened to the LP and tried to learn it by ear and then finally got a book with the song tabbed out, but here you laid it all our in detail. Good job!
That’s amazing! Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed learning this with me. Some of the most difficult parts to work out where what to do with the rhythm behind the solo. Some tricky stuff going on there.
Thank you. This is the best online lesson I’ve used. Precise, confident, accurate, structured. Great lesson. Again, thank you.
Love this comment. You’re totally welcome! 🙌🏻✨
I'm years late in commenting, but the way you paid particular attention to the actual notes in the introduction is great. I've been playing those bits for a long time. The funny thing is, save for you, every other demonstration on the internet I've ever seen kinda fluffs those bits. It's the most important part of the song!
Jimmy used chords. And minor and major scales to a tee. Hear the notes. Sped. Top notch. Page is mentally in a different realm. Sped is in his realm amazing bro. Do more. Never stop. Glad I found ya. Your tone is spot on.
Glad you found me too Harry! Have fun with all my videos. 🙌🏻🎉
This is so masterfully taught that I just had to start running and throw myself into the wall because of the too intense pleasure I experienced at actually being able to understand how this song is played... I want more of this channel!
Excellent lesson. I like how your manner is very calm and clear and the view of the neck is great.
Amazing way to introduce it! “I didn’t know it, so I learned it for you.” Thanks man!
Haha, thanks! You’re welcome. 😎👌🏻
Very good video, very detailed. I am a French beginner with 3 years of guitar playing, love this song and I am almost able to play it now...not still perfect but I enjoy it. Thanks again a lot for the quality of this video.
By the way I am 64, not to late to have fun :-)
Glad it was helpful! And yes, it's never too late, enjoy the videos.
You are a Zep aficionado when it comes to Jimmy Page's chording, riffing/soloing and nuance. I have not seen anyone else on RUclips that comes close to such a high level and delicate approach to teaching this amazing music that will never be equaled in our lifetime. Led Zeppelin are the Gods of Rock. I am a forever fan of Sped Spedding.
That's your masterpiece, Sped! You even did those overdubs... INCREDIBLE!
Thank you so much. I love all your Zep videos :-)
Thankssss Gert! Yeah, I covered them, I know it was brief but I gave a closeup. We can call it a little homework! 🤘🏻🤩
I love this song. Great lesson. I love the version of Jimmy playing this with the Black Crows live. When Zep played it live they just couldn't get those great harmonies (only one guitar). Awesome lesson Sped!
I just got this wild hair to learn this and and here you are. pretty good lesson. appreciate your use of time and keeping it moving. cleared up a couple lines for me . thanks
That’s really cool, our musical forces have aligned. Glad to help clear stuff up. ✨
@@SpedSpedding yeah that is really cool.
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs, and you nailed it. I started guitar 2 years ago and glad I found you. Your an awesome teacher Sped. Most teachers are very academic. You’re like learning from a buddy who’s a great guitarist and still just as in awe of Jimmy Page as I am. Thanks for the lesson, never thought I’d learn this one.
That’s so cool David. Exactly how I want the lessons to come across, relaxed, entertaining, personal and obviously education and inspiration at the forefront of everything. I try to keep them as close to a real life one-on-one lesson as possible. 🙌🏻🔥
Thanks for taking the time to put this video together. It's just an amazing lesson and I can't stop working on it. Just really great work teaching us all how to put this together. You're a fabulous teacher!
Thank you for teaching the nuance and variation in the intro. Ive played this song many times but without capturing that detail.
You're very welcome Roland!
Been playing this song(certainly not good as you) for years. I never used the drop d tuning until you demonstrated the middle break part. It makes a huge difference in the tone of those notes. Thanks sir for a great lesson well done !
Great lesson. Love that unique grain running through the neck of that strat.
Great lesson but what pedal were you using during the video?
My favorite Zeppelin song and my favorite instructor on the interwebs. Great job Sped.
Nice one Scott!
I wouldn't say it's my favorite Zeppelin song but definitely a bloody good one, and yes I think my favorite instructor.
What an extremely well produced video! Great teaching, thanks so much!
You're welcome Jack, thanks for watching and dropping a comment!
You totally have the best song tutorials, not to mention the choice of awesome songs as well 🤙
Thank you.
Thanks so much! Glad you like them. 🔥🤘🏻
I love your lessons because you get little things right that a lot of others don’t hear. For example you get that high e string on the second go round of the intro. A lot of other people don’t hit that high E
Another example is in your lesson a sweet child of mine you include the b chord in the chorus between the A and the C. 99% of the other lessons miss that chord
I know right, thanks for picking up on that. I was teaching this very thing to a kid the other day and was explaining the importance of the little B passing note.
Thank you bro that part where you showed you should slide while you mute helped me. I didn't think to do that. I was having trouble there.
the best Led Zeppelin lesson ever...very accurate tab as well
Thank you Serge! Glad you liked it so much.
Sped you are just brilliant, a complete inspiration, intelligent and a complete rock god. I lust love how much you feel the track and playing. keep being you.
Paul Freeman Paul you’re too kind. Thanks so much! I will do, don’t worry! 🔥
Sped! Thank you!! Another one I never thought I'd be able to play all the way through. That's an even 20 "Zep" songs including one by Page/Plant. I'm running out of Page bits that I think I can do but we'll see. Your teaching is stellar!
It’s always amazing to see a comment pop up from you, and I’m truly grateful for your ongoing support! I’m so glad I’ve been able to help you on your journey. Well done for having the discipline and dedication to work through the lessons and master them one by one-you're making fantastic progress!
You are so clear and sound amazing bro!.
Thank you very much for this lesson!
Thanks so much! Glad you like my style. 🤘🏻🔥
Great lesson, earned a sub as this is a Zep song I’d forgotten about. One thing about Page though, I don’t think that he ever played the same thing the same way twice live, 😉 so there’s some latitude. Nailing a recording is fun and challenging. Thanks!
Some call him lazy / sloppy. I call him a casual perfectionist.
Thanx Sped! You are the best, most comprehensive, patient and thorough teacher... it is greatly appreciated! You put in a lot of work... and it shows!
Thanks so much Scott. I look back fondly on this lesson. Took me ages to work it all out but it made the filming a breeze because it was so prepped. Have a great Christmas. 🎄
@@SpedSpedding Right back at ya brother! Feliz Navidad! I've been checking your other videos... brilliant mate, keep up the good work! And... what is it, and where the heck do I get that "Story Book"?! I'm asking Santa!!
"Ten Years Gone" is one of my favorite LZ tunes!!!
Sounds incredible 🤯 how is it possible that jimi page made so many amazing songs with an a chord
Sped, thanks for the awesome lesson. You are one of a kind instructor that takes the time to do it right. Even though this was done 2 yrs ago, just know your hard work is still being appreciated long afterwards !
So cool Joel; I try my best to stay on top of all comments even on the older videos. The reason I make the lessons is because I want them to be evergreen. This song is a dream. ❤️
thanks man. I really appreciate the effort you have put into working out this song. I'm still learning and this has been a great help. It also has shown me how great this song is. Not just the complex guitar parts and rhythms but the lyric and narrative is very heartfelt.
Yeah, I agree. It’s a total work of art.
I like your solo interpretation better than the official tab book! ✔️🎸
It's really amazing 'getting to know' my lifelong favorite songs / guitarists by learning the songs on guitar. I'm 55 and only started playing during Covid but i play almost every day so i can confidently say that i don't suck anymore. On the way home from work I'll be thinking of which songs i want to work on, i love it! Learning an AC DC or Metallica or Van Halen song is SO different from learning a Led Zeppelin song. Even before i started playing i noticed how different LZ was. No two of their songs sound the same, no two albums sound the same, they never used juvenile rhyming lyrics...not even in the beginning, it's absolutely incredible what they did as far as creating music. And unfortunately, playing the guitar parts of a LZ song isn't as recognizable or fun as back in black for example, except for stairway. Maybe that's why it's so cliche to play that song? But i love LZ songs just as much! It feels wrong to listen to LZ songs unless they're in proper album order.
Random idea i thought of - get Bon Scott's voice input into an AI computer and have him sing the Back in Black songs!!! Wouldn't that be wild!!
Excellent! I love in the second example you talked about the root note of the bass that was a bit different from what Jimmy was playing. Great stuff!
One of my favorite Zep songs. Love the Jimmy Page and Black Crowes version.
Agreed! At the risk of being absolutely blaspemous, and being excommunicated as a Zepophile, i think it is the best version! All 3 parts live, Jimmy absolutely goes real deep, s different solo for him, soft, nuanced and demonstrates his mastery of light and shade. Even if Chris did stuff it up, it's sensational!
This guy has cracked the code. Excellent lesson.
Haha, thanks Johnny.
You my friend are an excellent teacher. This song is on my bucket list. Now i can scratch it off. Thanks and God bless.
By far the most in-depth and well explained lessons I have had the pleasure to come across. Love the channel and yes I subscribed. Well earned on your part sir very well earned!
Thanks so much Paul. Glad you liked it! 🙌🏻
Ay for real this video is very high quality and does everything right, I’m spoiled by how much time you spent on this video
Haha, thanks. You deserve ALL the spoils.
Just recently been devoting time to learning this so I'm stoked to find this lesson. The tab I have didn't sound right. This makes so much more sense. Thanks!
Online tabs are generally “alright” but if I’ve ever used one I consider it a dodgy foundation and redraft the whole thing. 😂
You’re a fine gentleman for this lesson sir
Sped you are my man when it comes to getting the led out!
Hi sped ... some AWESOME AWESOME content on your channel- great teacher , love the tutorials 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Great lesson! Very detailed and good video/audio quality. Thank you from Texas!
Great job Sped. This is probably the best tutorial I have seen. I will watching your others.
Thanks so much, glad to have you here. 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Very good lesson , you broke it down and explained it perfectly , this is my fav LZ song , so many things going on, it’s like a classical piece
Yeah it really is. Same with The Rain Song. 🤯
My favorite combo of colors for a strat. I like the rosewood fretboard opposed to the maple personally but that is a sharp looking to ax. What model is it? I have a goal of getting an elite model with the Shawbucker in the bridge. Olympic white with the tortoise pick guard. Great lesson, thanks broseph
It's a 2013 Elite as well. I'm all about the Maple me. I always said I was gonna have a maple neck Fender, whether it be a Strat or a Tele. Obviously I've said similar things about 300 other guitars as well. 😂
@@SpedSpedding love it. I have a maple neck Tele and I love her. She’s seriously bulletproof. Was one of my main travel guitars for a long time. A red Nashville Tele so I got a little more
Brilliant mate! I could never figure out the ending pieces even with the TAB book I have. You do an amazing job at breaking these things down!!!
Glad I could help!
Plant really wanted this to become a key song on stage, to some extent replacing Stairway, but it never happened. Its a wonderful song, no histrionics just beautifully put together.
There is actually no way one guitar can do this justice live, that's why Jimmy didn't go that route. It takes all 3 guitars, go check Jimmy with the Black Crowes. My greatest wish would have been to see Eric and Jeff get up on stage with Zeppelin to do it, that would have been the Ultimate, even better than when they did Layla at Arms with Jimmy on slide.
It's so nice to find a great guitar teacher on youtube! Really precise and no bullshit lesson! Already subscribed :)
Thank you! 💪🏻
Really top lesson its a pleasure to learn this wonderfull song that I’m rediscovering with your good Tips ! TY From France 😊
What a wonderful lesson. Especially the lead. Been wanting to play that since 77’ Just subscribed
bloody pure excellence, mate! Undeniably the best tutorial here.
Much appreciated. Glad you found it so useful; see you in the next one!
I'm wanting to cover this song with some friends and you just made it so much easier to figure out. Thank you.
The sound of that strat clean is awesome
Thanks. Owe half of that to the amp and twonotes cabs too! 🔥🥹
Your lessons are amazing and deliver where others fail. Specifically you show the strumming techniques. Consider doing more ZZ Top.
Strumming techniques for ZZ Top? There aren't any.
Great lesson.
Perfect pace, explanation and camera angles Thank you
Great lesson Sped, Thanks for posting. Your style sounds exactly like Jimmy Page's version on the record, just awesome!
Thank you so much for this, I wouldn't have been able to work it out for myself, but now it is my favourite noodle trying out different effects
You’re welcome Paul! I love hearing from people who I’ve helped out. Glad you liked the lesson. Have fun noodling! 🍜
This is brilliant!
I have a request. The Rolling Stones "Worried About You". Perhaps has one of the best solos in it and a fantastic rhythm riff.
Perhaps my favorite Zep song...beautiful...
My favorite by Zep. This guitar is so beautiful❤
Thank you man! Love this song since way back... I remember learning half the tune when i was just starting to play guitar in '80.
That’s so cool. My pleasure, thanks for watching.
I have been playing it on my B Bender Telecaster lately. Good Fun!!
Really great, you filled in a lot of blanks I had/was doing just a bit off. Excellent -
Thank you
Glad it helped! Loads more where this came from too. 😏🙌🏻
Wow, thanks Sped. I have been using your video as I work on each section. I was feeling pretty good about it but checked out a few other RUclips lessons on the same song to contrast. It was very enlightening....meaning the other videos were not even close to yours for clarity, accuracy, and general ass-kickingness. Sped ftw!
Love it Scott, thanks so much. A few people commented on the fact I'd put the extra little harmonies in and some of the rhythm parts. I always like to try and stick something a bit different/extra in. Hope you're good?
@@SpedSpedding Yep all good here in Canada ! (except the whole pandemic thing...lol). I am almost ready to impress my friends with this song. Thanks again.
On the single note riff after the opening, you can also play the c twice instead of the open d. The e,c or d all sound good.
great lesson. can u do a lesson on zep's--fool in the rain" including the solo? thx.
That’s a cool suggestion, appreciate it. It’s on the cards. ✨
Yessss fool in the rain lesson
Best version of the tunes lesson out there. Awesome explanation. Thank you so very much
I watch many lessons by various youtubers but I always seem to come back to you, you have my vote and yes I've subscribed, I've tried to learn the outro lead on live version of whole lotta love but failed and can't find any lessons any chance you would oblige, cheeze.