Probably my favorite guitar solo of all time. Jimmy was on his game and in the zone when he did this one. Like most of his stuff. There's nothing flashy, fast, or super difficult about it but it's so intricate and amazingly expressive. ...and he came up with this based on his own spin on blues players who he sounded nothing like. All the guitar work in this song still floors me every time I hear it. Thanks Jimmy
Astute point, my friend. Page's licks and phrasing on Since I've Been Loving You without question draw their inspiration from Blues legends such as B.B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, and Otis Rush, but Page veers into Spanish Flamenco territory at times during this solo -- particularly how he (I'm not sure how to describe it) plays a phrase with a "majestic", "noble", "punctuated" yet fluid feel. Page's solo in Achilles Last Stand has the same feel. I employ that feel in my playing rather frequently. It's less about technical chops, and more about dramatic flair. Carlos Santana has mastered this feel too. It's quintessentially Latin.
@@georgetebbens3524 Page was more inspired by 1950s rock n roll musicians than blues artists, Since I've been Loving You, has a lot of Peter Green, which is the basis of British blues, the subtlety, the malice that is all American blues, obviously the English blues was inspired but it created a new strand in blues, and Jimmy Page synthesizes this in this pearl of song.
Thank Otis Rush, as well as the "Three Kings of the Blues" -- B.B. King, Albert King, and Freddie King. (All four of which -- among others -- I've seen play live many times at small Blues joints here in Chicago.)
All the blues on led zeppelin don't sound obvious like all blues! which delights in its obviousness. really, but these led zeppelin blues are genius, I've been playing guitar for many years and I don't understand where jimmy page invented it, where he picked up certain notes that are not obvious and it sounds so beautiful.
Carl is a seriously great guitarist in a world full of less than seriously great guitarists. Obviously not just another hack with an axe - it smells like there's real talent here - Great work!
I'm from Chile, South America and i want to tell you how grateful i am of your teaching. I've been playing guitar for a couple years and every time i miss something in the tabs i come here to see your videos to be sure and play the song right. This song is a work of art. I admire you a lot and i really wish i could play like you
Carl, I know this is an old video but I really do appreciate your lessons man. It feels like you’re one of the only people on YT that will tackle an entire complicated song like this and really show all of the minutiae with great respect towards how the artist actually played it. Your channel has been a wonderful resource for me, thank you!
Carl, I am fortunate enough to have discovered you early in my guitar playing process. I love your videos and refer to them when learning songs. You have kept the passion / inspiration to play alive and burning and I can't thank you enough.
It's been a while since I subscribed to your channel, lately I just grab my guitars again and I've felt in love again with playing guitar. Your channel has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for your excellent lessons 👍
In the key of C minor in case anyone is wondering always good to know what key songs are in before you try and learn them that way you have an idea what you are about to learn and won't get lost as long as you know your keys and scales it makes learning anything a little easier
Thank you, that will definitely make it a lot easier, now I know what scale he's playing, I can work out what he extra notes Jimmy is playing outside of the Pentatonic scale. I noticed after you said the key, that he is leaning in the 2nd (or 9th) note from the scale (not normally in the pentatonic) this will help me a lot with my soloing.
@@chrisparti exactly he mixes major and minor scales in with pentatonic scales in the same key. Jimi Hendrix and Randy Rhoads did that as well. Actually a lot of people mix major minor scales with pentatonic usually in separate phrases or runs
@@pagerhoads1531 I've started doing that myself only very recently.... e.g. the C major and Am scales, I've only started using it in the first major position so now I need to expand it into the other positions too. I found learning the major scale actually helped me better understand the notes in the minor pentatonic scale too, as previously I had just been playing minor pentatonic licks using those scale patterns, with no idea whether I was playing a root note or a 3rd 😁
That's so funny... a million years ago I asked my guitar teacher that I wanted to learn this song... more than a month I asked and asked the closest he could come was it's in the key of C and you don't need to learn the song... I went and got another guitar teacher the very next week... today I finally get to learn and play the song a million years later
@@dwightjones2537 there's another lesson that is even better just search RUclips for since I been living you guitar lessons with tabs. I think it's the guitar tab man or something. Good luck rock on 🤘
Carl, man, YOU are killer! Such a great teacher! You are the best at what you do! Can't thank you enough for ALL your great videos! You have no idea how much time I have spent letting you show me the correct way to play all these songs. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you so much for this video Carl. I am a huge fan of your guitar playing and have been waiting for a detailed lesson on how to play this Led Zeppelin song forever. Cannot wait for Part 2. Cheers.
Just wanted to say thanks for this! I think it's great that you do this as it's s really helpful sometimes when I can't figure out licks, or they don't sound right. Thanks!
Wow, thanks for the swift response! That makes sense to me. I'm a guit player of 35 years+ with a trained ear. I refer to your videos since I found you on here as a more dependable source than many to get to the bottom of songs when I feel I could use a little more accuracy on fast notes, chords etc., i.e. Eruption lol, I was one that never learned the body of it and due to habitual fingering patterns, I struggle with those notes in the 20th-21st frets to get up to speed. Thanks for taking the time to do what you do man!
Epic! I’m learning to play this song, as a matter of facts I sang this song since 2002, it’s amazing play a master piece like this, jimmy page is a genious, thank you for lessons I trust.
complete beginner, thought it would be fun to pick this song as my first one. three days into playing guitar at all and iv'e picked the intro (the pull-off still week, and no viberto on the bending) and some of the first verse. let's see for how long i can pull this off (i'm hoping to get minimum to the guitar solo)/ BTW thank you very much Carl, you'r posting quality videos for basically free, you'r on the reasons iv'e picked this instrument
I'm trying to decide if you're a baller or a masochist. I'd say try starting with something a lot easier that you also enjoy but in some ways the most important thing is to enjoy the time you put in. If this is your passion, I guess go for it. I will say this...this song is brutal for speed, dynamics, and timing. Get a metronome (or metronome app), start slower than you think you need to, and slowly ramp up to full time. Then try to play along with the recording. Best of luck!
@@doofinator4285 more on the masochis side, but I've been playing piano for 10 years so I know my way in learning a instrument, but after a month or so I realized I can't put in the emotion that I want yet and I gave it a rest, though I want to give it another go now
Ok... so what I learned from this is that the intro is a heck of a lot more complex than just the simple c pentatonic I was getting away with repeatedly lol! New found appreciation for the genius of Jimmy Page! And you my friend are a master for figuring this all out!
Very nice nuance Carl. I return again and again to this video to learn more of the subtle features you play with ease while teaching this song to us. Thank you for sharing your talent and effort.
Last night I was looking for this lesson, I saved it to my watch later videos, and I couldn't find it so I went to your videos and I didn't see it anywhere! I thought I was going crazy!! Lol.. Thanks for sharing, this is my favorite led Zeppelin song!
Thanks so much. This is a great one and there are a lot of folks producing videos showing how to get close but it's great to have someone reveal how Page is actually playing it.
Been watching u for a long time carl.i thank you for everything you have helped me become a much better player.that really means alot to me thanks a bunch
thats what i like about you carl you do the lessons as close to the orginal as you can un like most yt videos out there that try not to get copy righted
He man I just wanted to thank you so much because this video made my learn something that I thought it's gonna be way harder and yeah I really enjoy playing this now :)
Carl thank u for the time and effort u put into these lessons I really appreciate u , I did want to ask if u can break down crazy love by Van Morrison.. thank u so much with all that u do for us,guitar players ..
Nicely done. Although you might have considered mentioning the key, scales, and chord progression (slow Blues in Cm) prior to delving into the licks, so that we viewers might learn why those particular licks are being played over the underlying chords. Well done, lad. Thanks.
Awesome video, man! Really enjoyed learning this song with you. I was a little disappointed you were naming frets instead of notes at first, but heck I'll just transcribe it to notes at point it'll be a fun rainy day task. Can't wait to take on part 2 tomorrow! Thanks again!!
Carl, I looked through comments to see if anyone tapped into this.. The only thing I'm scratching my head over is, what is with the volume knob/ pedal-like notes in the beginning? Your clearly teaching the studio version and Jimmy is clearly picking those notes dynamically, but no vol effect. Is that a personal preference? cause you didn't explain that. Just curious, no big deal if you don't respond to this.
+robert swearingen it was too much noise gate being used during the video editing process that caused that to happen... I didn't hear the video till it was already live. But yeah the audio wasn't cutting out like that when I recorded the video performance
Thank you for another great lesson Carl. If I were younger and had more time I would definitely take your course, Just to become a better guitar player for myself. Where was RUclips when I was younger.
Good that you are going through the riffs which are helpful but I think it would be much easier to pick up if understood within the context of the chord progression of the song! Took me a few minutes into the video before I realized the song is in the key of Dm. Once you realize this, you’re 1-4-5 “Blues Senses” start to make everything click together!
+tomek1234poland in a couple days I think.. It has already been filmed but is pretty long since it covers the main solo note-for-note.. Takes a long time for the editor to finish it.. I am guessing either Thursday or sat
I see there are 16 dislikes to this lesson. I cant understand how anyone could dislike this lesson. it was great, in fact anything i can learn is awesome thank you! Carl... as a hobbyist learning guitar on my own I wonder if this solo and riffs are in a particular key and scale mode its hard for me to follow the patterns I assuming its minor pentatonic ?..excuse my ignorance The backing track i found on you tube is in Cm is that correct?
Michael Neas he moves on too fast, he only plays each part once and i have to rewind over and over again cuz i didnt hear what he said and honestly its really difficult to be able to learn when 50% of my lesson is rewinding to previous part
I'm sorry, I don't mean to be too harsh by any means, but obviously this lesson is not for a beginner. Perhaps, if you learn your chords, scales, modes, bends, pull offs, hammer ons, slides and so on it will make a lot easier. Also listening to the song closely and a lot would help. By the way, this is a video lesson. You're supposed to stop, rewind it and play it as many times as necessary. And the best of all, it's FREE! My only qualm with this particular lesson is him not telling the name of the chords when he's doing the double stops or fragments of the cords. After you play them, you know. It would just make easier and faster to navigate just by listening and not having to look at the screen. But it's a minor detail... He's a great teacher, though! I would just spend more time learning those those things I mention above. It'll be worth while and you'll pick these things up very quickly. I hope I din't sound too harsh and I hope the advice helped. Peace
Carl, you have the best guitar lessons on RUclips, I mean that. I used your tutorials to learn Babe, Im gonna Leave you, but just like this original lesson, the sound has been muted for copyright reasons. Would you be so kind as to re-upload the lessons? thanks
I'd like to know what is going on from a theoretical point of view at 2:49, when he plays the b string on the ninth fret. Can anyone explain this note to me? In my opinion, these little notes give the song its uniqueness.
It's the (flat) third of the Fm chord it's played over. When you look at all of the notes in the phrase, it's the C Natural Minor scale, which overlaps the C Minor Pentatonic/Blues scale, and is the same as the Eb Major scale.
Hi Carl I love your videos they really help me to learn new songs, could you please upload a video on how to play gold dust woman by fleetwood Mac on guitar
Thanks for this lesson. I'm at the part where you change pickups. Great great lesson. Just she we can't have the performance we usually have. You must have emulated it to perfection lol
Jimmy Page was a dark god of the dragons instrument, its a shame to see some of his mystic powers exposed this way...but i love learning it! Thanks Carl! you make it look so easy.
A little late , but I believe he is using both pick ups out of phase on his les Paul to get that rolled back sound . Or he's using them both in phase with it rolled back on both pick ups . Sounds out of phase to me but I know on one of his wiring diagrams he had it so he could play them both in phase as well
+Kariem Feseha I would love to do Purple Rain(or any Prince song for that matter), I used to do it for my Vegas band and I love performing it, but unfortunately Prince never allowed his music in any way on RUclips. Incredible musician, I wish I could, RIP...
+liamfenwicker first off that would be disrespectful and most importantly copyright strikes are pretty serious for someone who makes a living off of youtube.
Hey Carl ! Thank you so much for this beautiful lesson. One of the bests ! Could you tell me which pedal effect did u use for the tone of this solo ? Much Thanks xx
![Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (Live at Madison Square Garden 1973) [Official Video]](/img/1.gif)
Probably my favorite guitar solo of all time.
Jimmy was on his game and in the zone when he did this one.
Like most of his stuff. There's nothing flashy, fast, or super difficult about it but it's so intricate and amazingly expressive. ...and he came up with this based on his own spin on blues players who he sounded nothing like.
All the guitar work in this song still floors me every time I hear it.
Thanks Jimmy
Astute point, my friend. Page's licks and phrasing on Since I've Been Loving You without question draw their inspiration from Blues legends such as B.B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, and Otis Rush, but Page veers into Spanish Flamenco territory at times during this solo -- particularly how he (I'm not sure how to describe it) plays a phrase with a "majestic", "noble", "punctuated" yet fluid feel.
Page's solo in Achilles Last Stand has the same feel. I employ that feel in my playing rather frequently. It's less about technical chops, and more about dramatic flair.
Carlos Santana has mastered this feel too. It's quintessentially Latin.
Couldn't agree more. So understated in parts, then beautifully aggressive. Too song
@@georgetebbens3524 Page was more inspired by 1950s rock n roll musicians than blues artists, Since I've been Loving You, has a lot of Peter Green, which is the basis of British blues, the subtlety, the malice that is all American blues, obviously the English blues was inspired but it created a new strand in blues, and Jimmy Page synthesizes this in this pearl of song.
Absolutely
Have to stop and ponder just how much of a musical genius Jimmy Page is to be able to create this
Honestly though, one of their best songs by far
Thank Otis Rush, as well as the "Three Kings of the Blues" -- B.B. King, Albert King, and Freddie King. (All four of which -- among others -- I've seen play live many times at small Blues joints here in Chicago.)
crazy how tight they are about their songs on youtube when a ton of their stuff was stolen to create their music yikes
All the blues on led zeppelin don't sound obvious like all blues! which delights in its obviousness. really, but these led zeppelin blues are genius, I've been playing guitar for many years and I don't understand where jimmy page invented it, where he picked up certain notes that are not obvious and it sounds so beautiful.
@@johnstickmyere3768 only lyrics my guy
One of the greatest guitarist of all can play any song you give him
You don't play guitar right
That has to be very flattering to be muted for sounding too much like the original.
This tune is pure quality. Page was such a melancholiac.
This song is too beatiful. Sometimes i turn it on and turn it off directly because it hits a little too hard
Carl is a seriously great guitarist in a world full of less than seriously great guitarists. Obviously not just another hack with an axe - it smells like there's real talent here - Great work!
I'm from Chile, South America and i want to tell you how grateful i am of your teaching. I've been playing guitar for a couple years and every time i miss something in the tabs i come here to see your videos to be sure and play the song right. This song is a work of art. I admire you a lot and i really wish i could play like you
u just need to really want it brother
u just gotta really want it brother
try playing in a cemetery at 3:15 am then you'll know if you really want it
Carl, I know this is an old video but I really do appreciate your lessons man. It feels like you’re one of the only people on YT that will tackle an entire complicated song like this and really show all of the minutiae with great respect towards how the artist actually played it. Your channel has been a wonderful resource for me, thank you!
Carl, I am fortunate enough to have discovered you early in my guitar playing process. I love your videos and refer to them when learning songs. You have kept the passion / inspiration to play alive and burning and I can't thank you enough.
One of the best guitar lessons ever!! This guy rocks !
This song makes my heart skip beats and your lesson has the same effect. You are simply amazing, both playing it and teaching it. Thank you.
Me to three years later.
@@Illbebacc so good
Since I've been loving this song, I'm about to lose my mind trying to learn it.
Every song I want to learn, this dude has it down - thanks for the lessons!
You are definitely one of the best teachers out there,thanks.
Really liked the time you took at the beginning to help nail the settings for the tone.
It's been a while since I subscribed to your channel, lately I just grab my guitars again and I've felt in love again with playing guitar. Your channel has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for your excellent lessons 👍
In the key of C minor in case anyone is wondering always good to know what key songs are in before you try and learn them that way you have an idea what you are about to learn and won't get lost as long as you know your keys and scales it makes learning anything a little easier
Thank you, that will definitely make it a lot easier, now I know what scale he's playing, I can work out what he extra notes Jimmy is playing outside of the Pentatonic scale. I noticed after you said the key, that he is leaning in the 2nd (or 9th) note from the scale (not normally in the pentatonic) this will help me a lot with my soloing.
@@chrisparti exactly he mixes major and minor scales in with pentatonic scales in the same key. Jimi Hendrix and Randy Rhoads did that as well. Actually a lot of people mix major minor scales with pentatonic usually in separate phrases or runs
@@pagerhoads1531 I've started doing that myself only very recently.... e.g. the C major and Am scales, I've only started using it in the first major position so now I need to expand it into the other positions too. I found learning the major scale actually helped me better understand the notes in the minor pentatonic scale too, as previously I had just been playing minor pentatonic licks using those scale patterns, with no idea whether I was playing a root note or a 3rd 😁
That's so funny... a million years ago I asked my guitar teacher that I wanted to learn this song... more than a month I asked and asked the closest he could come was it's in the key of C and you don't need to learn the song... I went and got another guitar teacher the very next week... today I finally get to learn and play the song a million years later
@@dwightjones2537 there's another lesson that is even better just search RUclips for since I been living you guitar lessons with tabs. I think it's the guitar tab man or something. Good luck rock on 🤘
Tab really helps me.
Great job with the three angles and explaining it clearly.
Carl, man, YOU are killer! Such a great teacher! You are the best at what you do! Can't thank you enough for ALL your great videos! You have no idea how much time I have spent letting you show me the correct way to play all these songs. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you so much for this video Carl. I am a huge fan of your guitar playing and have been waiting for a detailed lesson on how to play this Led Zeppelin song forever. Cannot wait for Part 2. Cheers.
Totally agree with everything you said keef. Been waiting a long time for an accurate tutorial on this amazing song. Carl you always do a great job!
I think you need a shoutout for many reasons, but my favorite: you understood how important some of dynamics are a different parts. awesome job!
Carl Brown. Always my first GO TO for a truly hard song.
thanks for getting right in to it without a windy story
Amen to that
Just wanted to say thanks for this! I think it's great that you do this as it's s really helpful sometimes when I can't figure out licks, or they don't sound right. Thanks!
Wow, thanks for the swift response! That makes sense to me. I'm a guit player of 35 years+ with a trained ear. I refer to your videos since I found you on here as a more dependable source than many to get to the bottom of songs when I feel I could use a little more accuracy on fast notes, chords etc., i.e. Eruption lol, I was one that never learned the body of it and due to habitual fingering patterns, I struggle with those notes in the 20th-21st frets to get up to speed. Thanks for taking the time to do what you do man!
+robert swearingen thanks for watching!
robert swearingen w
Epic! I’m learning to play this song, as a matter of facts I sang this song since 2002, it’s amazing play a master piece like this, jimmy page is a genious, thank you for lessons I trust.
complete beginner, thought it would be fun to pick this song as my first one. three days into playing guitar at all and iv'e picked the intro (the pull-off still week, and no viberto on the bending) and some of the first verse. let's see for how long i can pull this off (i'm hoping to get minimum to the guitar solo)/ BTW thank you very much Carl, you'r posting quality videos for basically free, you'r on the reasons iv'e picked this instrument
So how's your progress? :)
I'm trying to decide if you're a baller or a masochist. I'd say try starting with something a lot easier that you also enjoy but in some ways the most important thing is to enjoy the time you put in. If this is your passion, I guess go for it. I will say this...this song is brutal for speed, dynamics, and timing. Get a metronome (or metronome app), start slower than you think you need to, and slowly ramp up to full time. Then try to play along with the recording. Best of luck!
@@doofinator4285 more on the masochis side, but I've been playing piano for 10 years so I know my way in learning a instrument, but after a month or so I realized I can't put in the emotion that I want yet and I gave it a rest, though I want to give it another go now
Gal Harel learn the rain song it was my first it the beginning parts pretty easy until you get to the barre chords but it’s worth it
Ok... so what I learned from this is that the intro is a heck of a lot more complex than just the simple c pentatonic I was getting away with repeatedly lol! New found appreciation for the genius of Jimmy Page! And you my friend are a master for figuring this all out!
Very nice nuance Carl. I return again and again to this video to learn more of the subtle features you play with ease while teaching this song to us. Thank you for sharing your talent and effort.
The best take on this classic I've seen so far. Thx for sharing!
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Last night I was looking for this lesson, I saved it to my watch later videos, and I couldn't find it so I went to your videos and I didn't see it anywhere! I thought I was going crazy!! Lol.. Thanks for sharing, this is my favorite led Zeppelin song!
hey Carl we all seriously need echoes by pink Floyd
We do
Echoes is the best pink floyd song
Netanel Escott I wish he made one that’s my favorite song of all time
Please
@@marcoroberts9462 one of the best*
So happy this got re-uploaded. I love your lessons and this is a song I started learning a while back and will be happy to finally finish.
Excellent. You move at a nice pace and convey things really well. Thanks!
Thanks for all your effort on this one. IMO you do an easier to follow job than all the other lessons over the years. I may just get it this time...!
Thanks so much. This is a great one and there are a lot of folks producing videos showing how to get close but it's great to have someone reveal how Page is actually playing it.
Been watching u for a long time carl.i thank you for everything you have helped me become a much better player.that really means alot to me thanks a bunch
Carl...many thanks for re-posting this video.It is incredibly done and a great learning tool. Many thanks again & respect from Sydney Australia.
This track has been one of my favorite guitar pieces for DECADES I don't know why I'm only learning it now. Great lesson, thanks!
Thank you so much teacher. You really are a great guitar teacher and i've learn a lot with your lessons. Hello from Venezuela.
You are a gentleman and a scholar!
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I'm not even flattering you, but your lessons are some of the best on RUclips. Thank you for all this effort
God bless you Carl !! I'm so thankful for your existence!!!
Page is the Einstein of guitar. Standing on the shoulders of giants. However, he discovered his own feel of mannerisms. Incredible song
thats what i like about you carl you do the lessons as close to the orginal as you can un like most yt videos out there that try not to get copy righted
Spot on! Really great lesson. Thank you:D One of my favorite tunes
Really first rate, top explanation of how to play this. Thanks!
You the man Carl
Even the intro is a little piece of genius. Great vid btw
He man I just wanted to thank you so much because this video made my learn something that I thought it's gonna be way harder and yeah I really enjoy playing this now :)
Carl thank u for the time and effort u put into these lessons I really appreciate u , I did want to ask if u can break down crazy love by Van Morrison.. thank u so much with all that u do for us,guitar players ..
Thank you!! I love this song and you made it approachable for a novice weekender like me. Srsly. You made my world brighter today. :)
Excellent job at teaching this!
Thanks for this lesson. My favorite guitar intro solo from Page
Nicely done. Although you might have considered mentioning the key, scales, and chord progression (slow Blues in Cm) prior to delving into the licks, so that we viewers might learn why those particular licks are being played over the underlying chords.
Well done, lad. Thanks.
Awesome video, man! Really enjoyed learning this song with you. I was a little disappointed you were naming frets instead of notes at first, but heck I'll just transcribe it to notes at point it'll be a fun rainy day task. Can't wait to take on part 2 tomorrow! Thanks again!!
...at *some* point...
This shit is so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes
Carl, I looked through comments to see if anyone tapped into this.. The only thing I'm scratching my head over is, what is with the volume knob/ pedal-like notes in the beginning? Your clearly teaching the studio version and Jimmy is clearly picking those notes dynamically, but no vol effect. Is that a personal preference? cause you didn't explain that. Just curious, no big deal if you don't respond to this.
+robert swearingen it was too much noise gate being used during the video editing process that caused that to happen... I didn't hear the video till it was already live. But yeah the audio wasn't cutting out like that when I recorded the video performance
It's the echo he's got going on. No volume thing. Fooled me too at first...
The BEST!!! Carl is the best teacher here on YT... ;-)
+Radical There, I fixed it just for you. You fuckin' happy now??
Just saw this video- Great Job! beautifully done. I appreciate this very much- I can only hope to play it as good as you!!
love your teaching style! So natural
that smirk at 0:30 ahahahah priceless :)
He knows he’s too good 😏
well done ...can finally follow someone doin this
Thank you for another great lesson Carl. If I were younger and had more time I would definitely take your course, Just to become a better guitar player for myself. Where was RUclips when I was younger.
Could you please do "Shine on you crazy diamond" by Pink Floyd?
Yes
what???
Please, that's my favorite Pink Floyd song!
Babacassauro I
I love "Dogs" it's just one of those tunes...
Good that you are going through the riffs which are helpful but I think it would be much easier to pick up if understood within the context of the chord progression of the song! Took me a few minutes into the video before I realized the song is in the key of Dm. Once you realize this, you’re 1-4-5 “Blues Senses” start to make everything click together!
song so good and the lesson so clear; thanks very very much!
Hi Carl, when will you upload 2nd part? Cant wait!
+tomek1234poland in a couple days I think.. It has already been filmed but is pretty long since it covers the main solo note-for-note.. Takes a long time for the editor to finish it.. I am guessing either Thursday or sat
Burnin for you by blue oyster cult please
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I see there are 16 dislikes to this lesson. I cant understand how anyone could dislike this lesson. it was great, in fact anything i can learn is awesome thank you! Carl... as a hobbyist learning guitar on my own I wonder if this solo and riffs are in a particular key and scale mode its hard for me to follow the patterns I assuming its minor pentatonic ?..excuse my ignorance The backing track i found on you tube is in Cm is that correct?
Michael Neas he moves on too fast, he only plays each part once and i have to rewind over and over again cuz i didnt hear what he said and honestly its really difficult to be able to learn when 50% of my lesson is rewinding to previous part
Yes, I do much rewinding,, I believe you really have to master the scale patterns till its second nature….keep pickin
What scales would I use to go along with this song? How do I find out the key it is in and then practice the scales in those keys? Thanks!
Rick Yentzer c minor
I'm sorry, I don't mean to be too harsh by any means, but obviously this lesson is not for a beginner. Perhaps, if you learn your chords, scales, modes, bends, pull offs, hammer ons, slides and so on it will make a lot easier. Also listening to the song closely and a lot would help. By the way, this is a video lesson. You're supposed to stop, rewind it and play it as many times as necessary. And the best of all, it's FREE!
My only qualm with this particular lesson is him not telling the name of the chords when he's doing the double stops or fragments of the cords. After you play them, you know. It would just make easier and faster to navigate just by listening and not having to look at the screen. But it's a minor detail... He's a great teacher, though!
I would just spend more time learning those those things I mention above. It'll be worth while and you'll pick these things up very quickly. I hope I din't sound too harsh and I hope the advice helped.
Peace
Do you need like a special pedal for this effect? And which one would it be?
Carl, you have the best guitar lessons on RUclips, I mean that. I used your tutorials to learn Babe, Im gonna Leave you, but just like this original lesson, the sound has been muted for copyright reasons. Would you be so kind as to re-upload the lessons? thanks
+Reed Wojkovich I wish I could but it is up to them whether this is on RUclips or not. hopefully it will come back soon
I'd like to know what is going on from a theoretical point of view at 2:49, when he plays the b string on the ninth fret. Can anyone explain this note to me? In my opinion, these little notes give the song its uniqueness.
It's the (flat) third of the Fm chord it's played over. When you look at all of the notes in the phrase, it's the C Natural Minor scale, which overlaps the C Minor Pentatonic/Blues scale, and is the same as the Eb Major scale.
@@vaportrails7943 Amazing! thank you for the response. This will give me a good starting point for further incorporation of the theoretical knowledge.
please Red House Jimmi Hendrix
Hi Carl I love your videos they really help me to learn new songs, could you please upload a video on how to play gold dust woman by fleetwood Mac on guitar
I like this guy because he doesn’t throw a lot of heavy music theory on me.
Thanks for this lesson. I'm at the part where you change pickups. Great great lesson. Just she we can't have the performance we usually have. You must have emulated it to perfection lol
I wish I could play like you. And, thanks so much for this great video
Jimmy Page was a dark god of the dragons instrument, its a shame to see some of his mystic powers exposed this way...but i love learning it! Thanks Carl! you make it look so easy.
Eres lo máximo, Ralph.
Gracias.
Excellent lesson!
Thanks Carl always wanted to learn this.
6:37 for placement
I got lost with trying to master minor pentatonic
9:23
A little late , but I believe he is using both pick ups out of phase on his les Paul to get that rolled back sound . Or he's using them both in phase with it rolled back on both pick ups . Sounds out of phase to me but I know on one of his wiring diagrams he had it so he could play them both in phase as well
How do you get that beautiful tone, I've been trying soo hard, but can't seem to get it right.
Search for SInce I've Been Lovin' You on Wikipedia. They refer that page used a diferent amplifier. Actually funny story ':D
Great lesson!
How do the notes sound like the attack is rounded off? Are you using a compression pedal?
I’d like to know too
Lista la primera parte..gracias por la leccion, mañana voy por la segunda parte...🎸🎸🎸
I wish you could have a lesson on the TSRS live version
Holy crap I’m actually gonna be able to learn this song
well done, keep doing this amazing job :)
Fantastic lesson
thank you
Beautiful tone
CARL,
WE NEED PURPLE RAIN!!!!
+Kariem Feseha I would love to do Purple Rain(or any Prince song for that matter), I used to do it for my Vegas band and I love performing it, but unfortunately Prince never allowed his music in any way on RUclips. Incredible musician, I wish I could, RIP...
Wow,
That's really disappointing. Well, than i have 2 find another way.
+GuitarLessons365Song risk it bro. just post it and if it gets taken down, it gets taken down. but there is a chance it might not get taken down.
+liamfenwicker first off that would be disrespectful and most importantly copyright strikes are pretty serious for someone who makes a living off of youtube.
holly wow i'm speechless just incredible RAW SKILL AT IT TRUEST FORM THANK YOU +3
Hey Carl, could you possibly give a lesson on The Song Remains the Same version?
yeah, that version kicks ass!
Hey Carl ! Thank you so much for this beautiful lesson. One of the bests !
Could you tell me which pedal effect did u use for the tone of this solo ?
Much Thanks xx
How you doing Carl? Tedious song for sure but a great one. See you in # 2, thanks for an excellent lesson.
Hi Sir. whats the tone knob settings? its also rolled on 5? like on the volume? And also whats the settings on the amp? thanks sir.
Great Lesson, do you upload guitar tabs ?