Ten years gone is a brilliant example of how Jimmy used what he called, "Light and dark" when playing. The different textures of the song. A masterpiece.
yeah so many people trash his solo playing. and while he's not a technical shredder with solos his rhythm parts and riffs are so classic. i'm almost positive the solo lead players can't come up with riffs, compositions and songs like Jimmy could.
Stands Alongside The Genius Music Composers In History.......He Played Through His Demons And Crushed Crushed Them..It Was The Only Way He Could Have Survived........Watch Him In Celebration Day 73............Gives You The F..k.......g Chills Man....He Is A Guitar God.....And A F.....kg Genius...
@@bobravenscraft5376 that's because he does play sloppy. he kind of invented he "style". personally i think he's trying to make it look sloppy to maintain his level of cool. i'd also say it works for him, not everyone can pull it off. it should also be considered that most everything on video of jimmy is "live" . live recordings are rarely players at their best compared to studio work
The happiness that consumes me when I see that Carl has made a lesson for a song I’m trying to learn is unimaginable, thank you for sharing your musical talent with us all these years!
Ben Reid Exactly. This channel is great for those who can’t quite learn every song by ear, but who don’t need a 5 minute explanation of a 10 second guitar part.
Agreed it’s quick, I have to slow the video down. Most of the time it’s pretty clear, but there is a few parts where he talks really quickly. But no problem as I can rewind the video!
I gotta say that the part you cover starting a 8:40 has to about the most beautiful guitar work I have ever heard. I'm blown away how he does it two different ways as well. There will be nobody like this guy. Pure guitar genius. How in the world did he come up with this stuff? By the way, incredible job on this lesson. It was very concise and clear. Really enjoyed it.
He’s jimmy fuckin page in my opinion the greatest composer in rock history, when you look at his catalog of work nobody comes close and on top of that all the insane number of different tunings just baffles me like how in the hell do you reach such a level of mastery you understand all that?
I have admired and cherished Physical Graffiti for decades, yet never took the time to learn any songs from it, due to trying to understand theory by practicing scales and learning roots. With this lesson, and Houses of the Holy lesson, you have rectified that, to my utter joy. Thank you for that, Sir. You, Mark, are, IMHO, the best teacher on here. After picking your brain for years, I just subscribed. Thank you again, for the expert help. Respectfully, Randy
The clean beautiful part of this song touches your soul.. very well done Carl. You are a gift from God to us.. i’m 53 years old now and never had RUclips when I was learning.. I basically learned everything by ear.. Thank you..I wish you were my neighbor.. I would be a incredible guitar player now like you if you were my neighbor teaching me.
LOL, I gotta laugh at the comments on here crediting Carl for this.... how about you go get the album and check it out in its true setting.... The album is Physical Graffiti. The guitarist is Jimmy Page.... im sure you have heard of him somewhere....
Teaching guitar is harder than playing but you make it look easy. I can imagine that the difficulty is compounded when your student is 645,000 unseen viewers. Keep these videos coming as they are much appreciated!
also when gets to the part at 7:30 after the solo, you have to hit both the E and A strings together open before playing into the parts and after you hit citar sounding note hit it again, if that makes sense.
A nice thing i tried out was when you strum the first a chord loud, i deleted the pinky or ring finger on the b and hammered on. It sounds quite beautiful in my opinion
thanks Carl, i have only been playing 2 months and have listened to this video hundreds of times. you make it look so easy. maybe i should try an easier song but this is my all time fav zeppelin tune. thanks for sharing :)
Well, i always thought that you learn easier by tackling harder to play songs, but that's just me :) This song ain't to hard except that diminished (was it F#dim ?) i remember having hard time playing it at the time on the 5th fret
Yeah drop D is not needed. Main riff after the quiet intro play it with the low E open and then first fret and then the rest is the same as far as i can see. Couldn't be bothered to go to drop D for that.
when it gets to the "did you ever really need somebody, and really need em bad" just doesn't sound right unless that chord is strummed form the bottom up with the drop d anchoring the bottom end
You only have one note wrong on the riff leading to the chorus. There are 7 notes. The fifth note is a D then hammered to the F(sixth note). You are playing an E. I know that it's very minute, but in the interest of total accuracy.... Having said that, this is the best tutorial of this song in existence.
Thanks Carl. I always enjoy your lessons. Very thorough and easy to understand. I didn't say easy to play. LOL. just easy to understand.. Much appreciated.
For those who, like me, struggled a bit with this, this is how I do it and I find it a lot easier. First chord after the A, I bar across the first fret and and then use my middle and ring finger for the G and E string. Then I move the bar up to the 7th fret, and keep the bar but switch fingers for the 5th. To be honest, I add the pinky to the B after the first strum, it makes very little difference. The chorus? Bar as well. Just keep the bar at 2nd fret and add the other strings accordingly. Idk if you prefer it this way but is it way easier for me at least.
I know this is an older video but thank you for doing this ive always wanted to know this song progression and thanks to you i now know it and enjoy playing it.
ive seen alot of other people do a walk up of barre chords after the picking pattern A but it sounds better when you go to Adim after A instead of walking up the barre chords you are teaching us to go down on if that makes sense
luv this tune ...that drop d thing had me meesd up fo amin...lol thanks for generously giving your free time to teach freezemyzer...thats very cool...u always hav optimal angle to view what fretting hand is doing...well most of the time..tis difficult enuf to learn,when theres a question as to wher the fretting flanges go..that helps ALoT....
Zachary Kariotis Tune the top string downward from an E one whole step to a D. Before you start. Tune your guitar normally.Notice how your top E string (6th string) and the bottom E string (1st string) are tuned together and sound the same, only the top E is an octave lower (deeper in sound) than the bottom E string, when tuned correctly? When you tune the top E (6th string) down to D, the top string gets deeper in sound and eventually will come in tune with the “open D string” (4th string from the bottom). When tuned properly you can pluck the top string (now tuned to D) and the open D string (string 4) together. They will now be one octave apart. Just like when previously the two E strings where tuned together. Now there are two D strings tuned together. Remember, when using the top string to make chords you will need to make different finger configuration, usually “barring” the index and or ring finger across the top four strings at the same time. He doesn’t seem to bar the fret on this song not sure why he would tune down. Other heavy bands use this technique to get heavier sounds.
Enjoy the 3 frames of vantage points but it would be great if the top right frame was looking down on your fret hand so I can what you see when fretting. Thanks for doing great songs
Great job on the chords!- Great song, the chorus is actually pretty clean, with different effects, like a flange or phase- I think with Bonzo & JPJones joining in , it's so powerful, it seems like it needs distortion. Keep in mind that your critic is your best friend, & I did learn from your excellent tutorial, maybe u were shortcutting thru the bridge with the one finger power chords, & required drop D part, but I wasn't feeling the groove in your interpretation, only bcuz you weren't strumming out the G chord enough times, once it gets to the G- it's da-da-dum da-dum da-dum da-da- (Drop D), I'm sure u nail it when u play along with the song- thanks again!!
Carl, As always, Thank you! You and only one other player here on RUclips are the only ones I view... I just joined your channel... For what you offer? I'd charge more! Mass Respect! Thx again!
Also Carl, I joined your site… Looking forward to exploring you’re different platforms and genre. You would think I would be a much better guitarist… I’ve been playing since 1967? Yeah, I was a second grade rock ‘n’ roll guitar player :-) anyway, looking forward to it.
Thanks very much. Been trying to figure out the solo chords by ear for ages. Now I see why I wasn’t successful. PS. You look like you could be skeet ulrich brother.
I really like your videos, Carl. They help me lots. Thanks tons! You must really like Led Zeppelin songs as well as rock and roll music, to have mastered all of these songs. Am I right?
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Ten years gone is a brilliant example of how Jimmy used what he called, "Light and dark" when playing.
The different textures of the song.
A masterpiece.
No wonder i’m so drawn to him. It’s all about that balance ☯️
Yes, exactly 💯
@@mariacoyle8513 Jimmy literally created magic with music!
What is the difference between light and dark according to Jimmy ?
He would spend hours in the studio, making sure everything went together and played well. My main influence is Jimmy page. A fucking master
Jimmy is a genius!!
He is the best With The Guitar
yeah so many people trash his solo playing. and while he's not a technical shredder with solos his rhythm parts and riffs are so classic. i'm almost positive the solo lead players can't come up with riffs, compositions and songs like Jimmy could.
Stands Alongside The Genius Music Composers In History.......He Played Through His Demons And Crushed Crushed Them..It Was The Only Way He Could Have Survived........Watch Him In Celebration Day 73............Gives You The F..k.......g Chills Man....He Is A Guitar God.....And A F.....kg Genius...
Why thank y.......oh
@@bobravenscraft5376 that's because he does play sloppy. he kind of invented he "style". personally i think he's trying to make it look sloppy to maintain his level of cool. i'd also say it works for him, not everyone can pull it off. it should also be considered that most everything on video of jimmy is "live" . live recordings are rarely players at their best compared to studio work
The happiness that consumes me when I see that Carl has made a lesson for a song I’m trying to learn is unimaginable, thank you for sharing your musical talent with us all these years!
it's beautiful songs like this that made Jimmy a guitar god
I don’t play, and don’t know how I even got here but your split screen editing is genius.
But, you Loved every minute of it !
@@MyButtsBeenWiped that would be correct. In fact, I think I’ll watch it again since I’m here.
@@marcymiller3287
😂😂😂
Good Choice !
Question :
Have you picked up Guitar Playing since you first saw this over a year ago ? 🤔
Playing guitar (or any instrument id imagine) is one ofthe most valuable things you can do for yourself. Its amazing.
@@eldenboi8354 my mom always said no, but maybe I will someday.
I dig that you move through the song relatively quickly. Some tutorials are painfully slow. We can always rewind the confusing parts!
Ben Reid Exactly. This channel is great for those who can’t quite learn every song by ear, but who don’t need a 5 minute explanation of a 10 second guitar part.
I agree with you
Great lesson but a bit too quick for me
Yes, too quick which makes learning difficult
Agreed it’s quick, I have to slow the video down. Most of the time it’s pretty clear, but there is a few parts where he talks really quickly. But no problem as I can rewind the video!
I gotta say that the part you cover starting a 8:40 has to about the most beautiful guitar work I have ever heard. I'm blown away how he does it two different ways as well. There will be nobody like this guy. Pure guitar genius. How in the world did he come up with this stuff? By the way, incredible job on this lesson. It was very concise and clear. Really enjoyed it.
I agree! 08:40 - 09:06 forever in love
You can just feel the space creating a potential for melodies and riffs
He’s jimmy fuckin page in my opinion the greatest composer in rock history, when you look at his catalog of work nobody comes close and on top of that all the insane number of different tunings just baffles me like how in the hell do you reach such a level of mastery you understand all that?
As I learn to play/mimic Page little by little, my realization of his profound genius grows exponentially.
when does this even happen in the song?
Timestamp
08:40 - 09:06
the harmony of that chord progression is so smooth sounding, absolutelement lovely
I have admired and cherished Physical Graffiti for decades, yet never took the time to learn any songs from it, due to trying to understand theory by practicing scales and learning roots. With this lesson, and Houses of the Holy lesson, you have rectified that, to my utter joy. Thank you for that, Sir. You, Mark, are, IMHO, the best teacher on here. After picking your brain for years, I just subscribed. Thank you again, for the expert help. Respectfully, Randy
Yes! Finally! A lesson of a Zeppelin masterpiece that no one teaches
The clean beautiful part of this song touches your soul.. very well done Carl. You are a gift from God to us.. i’m 53 years old now and never had RUclips when I was learning.. I basically learned everything by ear.. Thank you..I wish you were my neighbor.. I would be a incredible guitar player now like you if you were my neighbor teaching me.
LOL, I gotta laugh at the comments on here crediting Carl for this.... how about you go get the album and check it out in its true setting.... The album is Physical Graffiti. The guitarist is Jimmy Page.... im sure you have heard of him somewhere....
One of my favorite Led Zep song. So many memories surface when i hear this song. Perfect! Thanks.
Teaching guitar is harder than playing but you make it look easy. I can imagine that the difficulty is compounded when your student is 645,000 unseen viewers. Keep these videos coming as they are much appreciated!
Those chords during that solo are so beautiful
Everything about that part of the song is brilliant and very emotional for me.
My oh my how lovely is that chord progression, to compose that really is genius level.
Thank you. This is one of my all time favourite songs. 🙂
I’ve never really liked Zeppelin but I have always LOVED this song.
Awesome break down, I love this song, evokes heavy emotion in me. Thank you, my friend, Steve
9:14 kinda reminds me of the rain song
Carl is a genius, oh and a superb instructor!
this guy is good!
Always love the clean part (intro) Really takes me back.
The genius of Jimmy Page. 😎 Learning this tune now excellent lesson as always.👍
Great song. Underrated classic by Zep.
Wow his guitar sounds exactly the same as the song! Sounds awesome, nice and easy tutorial to follow
Rain song, 10 years gone! Cashmere! Brilliant!
Un millon de gracias desde Buenos Aires Argentina Impresionante!!!!! Brillante!!!! Magnifico!!!!!
My favourite Zeppelin song
OMG, I've been playing this song since the early 80's and found out a few things I didn't know, especially those chords in the break. Thanks so much.
Your playing is insanely accurate
Hey Carl I was watching a few other guy's tutorials, but lately just you. Thank you.
Please, teach Stairway to heaven solo, tsrts concert version
I agree with you all the fucking way
Diego Leonardo Enciso Puertas o/
Diego Leonardo Enciso Puertas yes definitely
Yes!!! COME ON CARL!! PLEASE!
NO STAIRWAY! DENIED!! :)
I’ve been playing a long time and your instructions are spot on!!!👏👏👏👏👏
Carl is a genius!! I always wanted to learn Ten Years Gone you nailed it thank you!
Thank you so much for posting such a great song with a guitar piece that sounds so good on its own, without vocals.
This guy is awesome and of course one my favorite songs that I'm trying to learn and thank you by the way straight from El Paso, Tx.
Fantastic lesson. One of your best and they’re all terrific! Thanks for much for posting it
You are the best teacher, love your videos man!
also when gets to the part at 7:30 after the solo, you have to hit both the E and A strings together open before playing into the parts and after you hit citar sounding note hit it again, if that makes sense.
Thank you so much!!!!This is one of my favorites!!!
A nice thing i tried out was when you strum the first a chord loud, i deleted the pinky or ring finger on the b and hammered on. It sounds quite beautiful in my opinion
thanks Carl, i have only been playing 2 months and have listened to this video hundreds of times. you make it look so easy. maybe i should try an easier song but this is my all time fav zeppelin tune. thanks for sharing :)
Well, i always thought that you learn easier by tackling harder to play songs, but that's just me :)
This song ain't to hard except that diminished (was it F#dim ?) i remember having hard time playing it at the time on the 5th fret
Finally worked out that chord sequence after melody chords..first time properly since 1980!Thanks!!!🤩🤩🤩
Lovely song this..quite underrated really.
Anybody else refusing to play this in drop D?
Yeah drop D is not needed. Main riff after the quiet intro play it with the low E open and then first fret and then the rest is the same as far as i can see. Couldn't be bothered to go to drop D for that.
Agree. I just pick the F note on thehe low E because that's all you need. No need to drop tune it. Thanks Carl. You Rule!!
it's drop d in the break. keep in mind this was done with about 14 guitar tracks
No D!
when it gets to the "did you ever really need somebody, and really need em bad" just doesn't sound right unless that chord is strummed form the bottom up with the drop d anchoring the bottom end
You only have one note wrong on the riff leading to the chorus. There are 7 notes. The fifth note is a D then hammered to the F(sixth note). You are playing an E. I know that it's very minute, but in the interest of total accuracy....
Having said that, this is the best tutorial of this song in existence.
Good call brother, thank you!
It actually flows much better, with that riff properly played. You can hammer the D into F and back to E on the 2nd fret (3 notes for the price of 1).
@@MattieMattieMattiful thank you, brotherman! Yes it's minute, but it's bluesier and contains that little extra touch of Zep mojo. Rock on, my friend!
Thanks Carl. I always enjoy your lessons. Very thorough and easy to understand. I didn't say easy to play. LOL. just easy to understand.. Much appreciated.
I can finally play this! Awesome tune and great tutorial.
Been waiting for this lesson for ages, thank you!!!!
Its not easy to play, but you make it look easy. Kudos my brother
Always the best from this dude!
i'm getting it! only been playing guitar for less than 2 months using an $200 fender acoustic, but this is my fav song. thanks for sharing
CeramicTilePro LLC the song is actually very simple (somewhat) but just really intricate with all the layers jimmy did
you are my favorite guitar teacher.
For those who, like me, struggled a bit with this, this is how I do it and I find it a lot easier. First chord after the A, I bar across the first fret and and then use my middle and ring finger for the G and E string. Then I move the bar up to the 7th fret, and keep the bar but switch fingers for the 5th. To be honest, I add the pinky to the B after the first strum, it makes very little difference. The chorus? Bar as well. Just keep the bar at 2nd fret and add the other strings accordingly. Idk if you prefer it this way but is it way easier for me at least.
thanks man been wantin to learn this for years pretty much got it thanks again!!!
@GuitarLesson365Song Absolutely great lesson man. Waaay too much overdrive for the main chord progression tho. Thanks for your outstanding content!
I know this is an older video but thank you for doing this ive always wanted to know this song progression and thanks to you i now know it and enjoy playing it.
Best teacher ever
Love this song
What a great guitar composition this is. An ACME lesson too. Thanks so much!
Thank you Carl for another great lesson
Thank you for this, can't wait for the solo video too!
Great breakdown of this song. Thank you!
It would have been nice to mention Drop D tuning at the very beginning!
ive seen alot of other people do a walk up of barre chords after the picking pattern A but it sounds better when you go to Adim after A instead of walking up the barre chords you are teaching us to go down on if that makes sense
luv this tune ...that drop d thing had me meesd up fo amin...lol thanks for generously giving your free time to teach freezemyzer...thats very cool...u always hav optimal angle to view what fretting hand is doing...well most of the time..tis difficult enuf to learn,when theres a question as to wher the fretting flanges go..that helps ALoT....
Oh, by the way.. Tune down to drop D. Classic.
Zachary Kariotis Tune the top string downward from an E one whole step to a D. Before you start. Tune your guitar normally.Notice how your top E string (6th string) and the bottom E string (1st string) are tuned together and sound the same, only the top E is an octave lower (deeper in sound) than the bottom E string, when tuned correctly? When you tune the top E (6th string) down to D, the top string gets deeper in sound and eventually will come in tune with the “open D string” (4th string from the bottom). When tuned properly you can pluck the top string (now tuned to D) and the open D string (string 4) together. They will now be one octave apart. Just like when previously the two E strings where tuned together. Now there are two D strings tuned together. Remember, when using the top string to make chords you will need to make different finger configuration, usually “barring” the index and or ring finger across the top four strings at the same time. He doesn’t seem to bar the fret on this song not sure why he would tune down. Other heavy bands use this technique to get heavier sounds.
@@bennettgreg thank you for your explanation!
Absolutely brillant Song
Thank you so much,you’re a great teacher🙏
Thinks how nice it is to be in standard until 4:39. D’oh.😖
Dude your Strat sounds heavenly. Thanks.
scholar and gentleman. god bless.
Do in my time of dying next
Enjoy the 3 frames of vantage points but it would be great if the top right frame was looking down on your fret hand so I can what you see when fretting. Thanks for doing great songs
@@drfortune3 why did you reply to my comment if it was directed to him
Great job on the chords!- Great song, the chorus is actually pretty clean, with different effects, like a flange or phase- I think with Bonzo & JPJones joining in , it's so powerful, it seems like it needs distortion. Keep in mind that your critic is your best friend, & I did learn from your excellent tutorial, maybe u were shortcutting thru the bridge with the one finger power chords, & required drop D part, but I wasn't feeling the groove in your interpretation, only bcuz you weren't strumming out the G chord enough times, once it gets to the G- it's da-da-dum da-dum da-dum da-da- (Drop D), I'm sure u nail it when u play along with the song- thanks again!!
Beautiful chords
CANT WAIT FOR THE SOLO!!!!!!!
Achilles last stand!!? The 2 main layers.
Wow brother, you know what you are doing with the camera. GJ
Excellent job. Many thanks.
JP was a tremendous writer.
Jimmy is the Riff Master!!
Carl, As always, Thank you! You and only one other player here on RUclips are the only ones I view... I just joined your channel... For what you offer? I'd charge more! Mass Respect! Thx again!
Also Carl, I joined your site… Looking forward to exploring you’re different platforms and genre. You would think I would be a much better guitarist… I’ve been playing since 1967? Yeah, I was a second grade rock ‘n’ roll guitar player :-) anyway, looking forward to it.
thank you !very awesome of you !
Amazing lesson Carl! Was wondering if you would ever take a look at Since I've Been Loving You please
you nailed the tone
Great chords in this one.
Thanks very much. Been trying to figure out the solo chords by ear for ages. Now I see why I wasn’t successful.
PS. You look like you could be skeet ulrich brother.
Awesome. Thanks Carl.
Good lesson! I learned it a bit differently, but similar.
Trying to learn Led Zeppelin songs is like trying to learn 5 song in one
I really like your videos, Carl. They help me lots. Thanks tons! You must really like Led Zeppelin songs as well as rock and roll music, to have mastered all of these songs. Am I right?
I like the or whatever part !😂 great lesson as usual! Thank you !
Omg I remember when I requested this song!
Just curious to know what amp and effects pedals you are using thanks for all your work😉
You nailed it bro
amazing and my favorite
good job carl. 🤟
Thx a lot Carl !
Love your stuff
French subscriber 🙂
Killer lesson!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I now have this song nailed! I am now like Jimmy Page.😊