I’m about to lose my worried mind trying to learn this. How the hell did Jimmy come up with all of this? Absolute genius. Every time I try to learn a Zeppelin song I’m left in awe of just how good Jimmy Page was during that time. His timing and phrasing is something I just can’t seem to get, no matter how hard I try.
Hey man I just want to let you know you have my favorite guitar channel on RUclips. Your method of teaching is perfect and every one of your zep lessons are so accurate. Keep up the good work, more zeppelin please!
Thank you for letting me know! Page is a favorite of mine, so I really love working on the Zep stuff. There will be much more over time - thanks for watching!
The genius of Jimmy Page. So good. Add Robert’s insanely powerful singing, and of course Bonham and Jones. Greatest band of all time. Thank you for doing this one.
Raw, emotive expression; that's Page. He makes us feel. Obvious that you've listened to this track ad-infinitum. Great lesson full of details & nuance.
Holy sht! Not two hr ago, out of the blue I decided to go back and learn a few bits and pieces of this track that I’ve either forgotten or never knew! Mostly the modulation/Arpeggios after the solo! I was just about to start searching and you popped up on my timeline! All strange since I haven’t thought of this awesome trek for years!
Never heard the Moby Grape version "Never" - I always wondered where Jimmy got this stuff- it's pretty clear he and Robert were listening to that before they did this- especially Roberts lyrics- super "ripped off" but I do love what Jimmy did with the transition chords and I really like that you pointed that out in the lesson- I've always wondered what was "going on" behind those chords song chord progression-wise- your insight was terrific! Always wanted to pull this out at a blues jam but was never able to describe to the bass player (always different people of course at a jam) that transition section- so now I can! Have to go over to your patreon lesson to really get it down now!
My Dad would refer to Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd as if they were a person. I never corrected him. 🙃 I think LS named the band after a teacher they had in High School
I have to ask, what is your Les Paul (year, etc)? Cardinal Red? The money for me is the missing pickup switch plate. Reminds me of an old Gold Top. It just has a cool vibe. Love it!
@@12footchain wow! I researched "red" Les Pauls and I was convinced it was cardinal red. I'll have to go check it out. It's one of those guitars that just struck me when I saw it. It's hard to see the wood grain through the red in the videos, that's probably what fooled me. Your videos are excellent. The research you put in is incredible.
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I’m about to lose my worried mind trying to learn this. How the hell did Jimmy come up with all of this? Absolute genius. Every time I try to learn a Zeppelin song I’m left in awe of just how good Jimmy Page was during that time. His timing and phrasing is something I just can’t seem to get, no matter how hard I try.
I am so stoked that this was your pick!!!! #1 Zeppelin song for me, by my #1 rock band, LED ZEPPELIN!!!!
One of the most beautiful, affecting musical passages in the history of mankind. Well done!
Hey man I just want to let you know you have my favorite guitar channel on RUclips. Your method of teaching is perfect and every one of your zep lessons are so accurate. Keep up the good work, more zeppelin please!
Thank you for letting me know! Page is a favorite of mine, so I really love working on the Zep stuff. There will be much more over time - thanks for watching!
The genius of Jimmy Page. So good. Add Robert’s insanely powerful singing, and of course Bonham and Jones. Greatest band of all time. Thank you for doing this one.
Props......You are always so accurate on these difficult parts. Thanks for the attention to those vital details.
Another awesome lesson of an all-time favorite. Thanks, Doug. Hope you have a happy New Year.
You too!
Raw, emotive expression; that's Page. He makes us feel.
Obvious that you've listened to this track ad-infinitum. Great lesson full of details & nuance.
Just about to dive into this song and you posted it!
Great breakdown
Holy sht! Not two hr ago, out of the blue I decided to go back and learn a few bits and pieces of this track that I’ve either forgotten or never knew! Mostly the modulation/Arpeggios after the solo! I was just about to start searching and you popped up on my timeline! All strange since I haven’t thought of this awesome trek for years!
Such a great song. Love the lessons. Can’t wait to learn it!
If in one day I can to play this song, I can dead in peace! That’s my dream! Thanks man, I will try learn this amazing song with you!
Brilliant. Love the way you're playing the transition part, sounds so sublime! All the best, from Ian, Derby UK🎸
The ultimate would be to learn the '73 live version.
Great vid on such a killer song! Stuff like this is why Jimmy Page is recognized as one of the greats by many of the greats!
Great work as always!
Amazing tones in this great lesson. Much appreciated!
Since i been lovin' ! it. Was practicing & saw this arrive...thank-you good sir. From Les's hometown.
Love your tone!
Never heard the Moby Grape version "Never" - I always wondered where Jimmy got this stuff- it's pretty clear he and Robert were listening to that before they did this- especially Roberts lyrics- super "ripped off" but I do love what Jimmy did with the transition chords and I really like that you pointed that out in the lesson- I've always wondered what was "going on" behind those chords song chord progression-wise- your insight was terrific! Always wanted to pull this out at a blues jam but was never able to describe to the bass player (always different people of course at a jam) that transition section- so now I can! Have to go over to your patreon lesson to really get it down now!
07:41 Correct. Great lesson Doug Cheers from the UK
That Amp!!!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Your next video Doug needs to be done on a strat with this amp
👍🇦🇺
Thanks for the awesome lesson!
Awesome. You are like reading my mind. Stop that. Lol. Always a pleasure.Thank you. Great lesson as usual.
Thanks!
Another great song and lesson! Page & Passion!
Thank you!
Great lesson as always. Thanks so much!
Woah! I had no idea about Never by Moby Grape! As always, Led Zeppelin made it better.
One of my favourite Zep tracks... 🙏
As much as I've always loved this great song off the album L.Z. III, I still prefer their live version of this classic in 1973 at MSG!!!
My Dad would refer to Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd as if they were a person. I never corrected him. 🙃
I think LS named the band after a teacher they had in High School
What tips do you have for adding vibrato to bends? I am having trouble with a clean vibrato when bending thank you for the great lesson!
My favorite Led Zeppelin tunes.
Now am loving you...what a lesson😊
The rough mix kicks ass
Been working at 7-11
Really makes life a drag drag drag
working AT 7-11? nah lol...
Solid work! 👏
The squeak from bonzo's high-hat on the masters is insane, once you notice it you'll never not hear it. Love this song though.
Love your channel.
Glad you enjoy it! Tell your friends
@@12footchain hello. Great video and lesson! Unrelated to that, what speaker is in your vox there? It’s the solid state one correct? Thanks
@@DannyDKNYC ive got 2 vox amps, a 64 ac30 with blue vox alnicos, and a newish ac15C1 with a warehouse 12 inch ceramic magnet
@ oh because I thought I had asked you about a solid state Cambridge you had used in a video awhile back. Am I confused on the amp?
Great amp. Cheers !
"A Little Bit of Chords, A Little Bit of Noodling" is my next T-shirt.
Was just looking for a good lesson for this 😂
Don't normally hear the old happy John Denver G as a power chord - almost forgot, that Deluxe, wow
Wow
Great choice
Do you have a shop in Nashville? I love all the gear in the background. That amp is so nice. The one you are using.
no, i'm not a shop, that's my office/studio/room in the house
@12footchain you have a nice set up.
led zeppelin was at its roots a blues band.
I have to ask, what is your Les Paul (year, etc)? Cardinal Red? The money for me is the missing pickup switch plate. Reminds me of an old Gold Top. It just has a cool vibe. Love it!
2011 R8, translucent red
@@12footchain wow! I researched "red" Les Pauls and I was convinced it was cardinal red. I'll have to go check it out. It's one of those guitars that just struck me when I saw it. It's hard to see the wood grain through the red in the videos, that's probably what fooled me. Your videos are excellent. The research you put in is incredible.
Nice!
What is that T-shirt, and where do I get one? It seems to be an OTO shirt.
Check out the people's front of zeppelin youtube channel. It's from them
Thank You so much!
Fantastic
I learned how to play I still haven’t found what I’m looking for by U2 it’s classic guitar music to learn
FinallY got My WHEeLhOUSE GOING!!!
You are great thanks
Dude! Thank you!
Great ❤
That shirt. :)
Very good, thank you….
Amazing!!! :)
I'm going to the woodshed with this.
Who else here is waiting for SRV tin pin alley.if any man can show you how to play it,its this man🎉
I'm about to loose my worried mind...
“lose”
@@rockinvida1960made my worried mind loose! 😅
Why because of being attacked by stupid 46 sec adds when you are about to try to understand what he is doing? 😅😅😅😅😅😅
I found a better one on RUclips
What headphones are you using?
senneheiser, HD 280 pro
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Just Got The Book Led Zeppelin All The Songs- The Story Behind Every Track. It Does Say He Used His Les Paul.
On What Is And What Should Never Be
You're right. I'll eventually re do that one
I love your channel, but that neck looks dry, maybe oil it?!!
✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
P.S. Love the shirt too, they’re awesome musicians!
Wow! I'm very impressed with your skill and knowledge. Way beyond my playing abilities. Nice job! Great video! I'm out.
lead was on a Stramp
led hed baby. i have a shirt like that
You say “like the record” but that intro is not like the record!