PLEASE READ BEFORE COMMENTING. Hi everyone, I've decided I'm going to reshoot this video in the new year when Im back filming again, its just annoying me too much to have so many people whining about the length constantly. We all have different opinions on this, my personal one is that you're getting something quality for free and if you don't like it you can move on to another video with one click but as I say not everyone seems to share this view. I'm going to leave it up in the interim however in case anyone comes on wanting to learn it but if you do come one and are genuinely upset by the length you really don't need to let me know, Ive already taken it into account and it will be dealt with. Will
You are sharing knowledge others do not possess. Explain all you want. If the complainers do not want to hear your helpful commentary, let them learn the song by ear themselves which I feel sure will not be spot on as your lesson seems to be.
people are complaining about the videos length? you've got be kidding.. this video is the best lesson for this solo I've seen so far, so there's absolutely no need to redo it. there's no shortcuts in learning guitar either, it takes a lot of dedication and TIME.
I've seen pretty much every lesson on youtube for this song and this is the best one. Pay no attention to the haters, this is good work and much appreciated.
I remember back in the 90s when I spent DAYS picking every note by ear from cassette tapes... having to go back and forth for hours, to get to play one song of, say, Black Sabbath.
leave it just as it is. I'm a bass player who's sharpening up my Page, and your making it practically a walk in the park. Thank you, and don't change the way you teach.
Thing about this solo is it’s not completely unique, it’s blues/rock etc. - but it’s the WAY he played it. A lot of feel , accuracy and swing is what makes it so awesome
I think the length is great. You are a saint to all guitar players by providing this for free. I am very grateful for this video it's really helped me a lot.
Well I really appreciate all the talking. Jimmy...who knew what he was thinking or trying to pull off, but the spirit of the solo is the key to the generations of guitarist now pondering these great works. So yeah lets talk about and then enjoy the energy of playing in the style of good ole JP.
Absolutely terrific tutorial! I did laugh though when you said that the blues riff "goes back hundreds of years." I'm doubting that there were a lot of blues guitarists in the 1700's, but I could be wrong ;)
I, for one, appreciate what you're doing. Especially when it's long, because it shows that you're thorough and care about what you're doing. Thx again!
Hey man just wanted to say I really love the way you broke this down. I feel shameful I have a Collector's Choice Les Paul and don't really have this solo down, but now that you show how it's done it's actually not bad at all. Thank you!
Hey i don't know what jimmy did back in the day BUT If ya watch Celebration day 2007 video, first song Good times... his solo, 3 parts, you can see him do the "2" full step bend as ONE full step clearly visible from fret 17.... not 15 - 19. he repeats this with variation in a 3rd part of ending solo... bends from fret 17.... Will Hay -- great listener and idea and bad ass brave for your "opinion" TRUE.
Agree, great job by Will here. Watching the Celebration Day video, I see Page do the 2 step bend, but on the B string at the 19th fret. He then finishes that part in box 3 of the E minor pentatonic scale (but ends on the B string at fret 16... this seems like a mistake even though it sounds good. The rehearsal disc seems to have him flubbing a few bits but he ends it on fret 17 of the B string). All very odd choices on where to play these notes but if you think about other solo's he played in this time frame (69ish), the Whole Lotta Love solo utilizes a very similar riff (I'm calling it section 4 of that solo, the part that comes right after the 2nd box one lick). Seeing him perform it live and then looking back a the WLL solo makes me think he's doing it in the same area of the neck (although I haven't fully analyzed any videos of him playing that solo, it's just the way I learned it - OK, just watched WLL solo in Celebration and he's playing that section in Box 2 so I officially give up). Also, keep in mind he's tuned down one full step for this song in Celebration Day to accommmodate Plant's voice being 50 years older than when they recorded it (oddly, WLL seems to be detuned about 10 cents from standard... go figure). All in all, I think Will's original statement that going for the general feel of the solo is probably the best advice (unless you're in a faithful reproduction tribute band). Oh, one more interesting thing Page does, the chunk 7 part he plays in box 5 in Celebration Day... never would have guessed that one. Part of me wonders if he played things the way he did just to say 'screw you internet, you were all wrong.' :)
Great Lesson, Man!! I've seen many tutorials, and every guitar player always plays too slow or errs the rhythm, so that they don't let you get the song... I think that you're the only one who really knows how to play it and teach it!! You're very talented, so don't stop making videos!!!
Cheers Domenico, thats really kind of you, I appreciate it. All this positive support definitely lets me know Im on the right track! I've got a big list of songs to get through but still feel free to suggest any songs, riffs or solos you think I should cover and teach, Will
Dude, you've made it. Congratulations for the lessons here. It was really detailed and precisely correct. I hope you can record some more videos like that! Once more, congratulations
Okay I know this is a little late but here we go. 0:00 Intro 2:00 Main solo - Chunk 1 4:50 Main solo - Chunk 2 7:30 Main solo - Chunk 3 14:32 Main solo - Chunk 4 18:55 Main solo - Chunk 5 21:44 Main solo - Chunk 6 25:53 Main solo - final run 30:10 ending
Dude thanks so much, that first bluesy lick is something I've wanted to know how to do for a long time. Not just for this song but for my improv as well. You rock dude
I'm so glad my original teacher taught me to do my scales in the zig-zag form, i believe he called them 3rds since you didn't start the zig-zag until the 3rd note. Anyway I enjoyed the lesson! Keep up the quality bread downs! You just got a new subscriber :-)
I have a good question. Do you think the shorter scale Les Paul Style is easier to bend with than a Tele or Strat? Is it less string tension,or being that the Les Paul is usually strung with .010`s ,and the Fenders .009`s, does it become a neglible difference?
dude, Way cool. Gd times Bad t on Mothership, 1:30 main solo. i think the open "G" thunk in there is part of the bass or rhythm trac... i hear it repeatedly, not just that place in his solo.
I live in New Zealand and we have a native bird called a Tui which loves to mimic sounds. I swear theirs one learning this solo with me and as far as I can tell he doesn't give a flying F*&k about the notchy bit in the release to the 12th fret ;)
If you upload a new vid, please leave this one up. I was going to work with this to learn this solo, I saved it to favorites untill I can get time to sit with this and it may take me more than one sitting LOL! Only cause I work for a living, but still dream of rock and rolling. No really good job on the lesson one of the more detailed lessons that I have seen on YT.
A little windy but great lesson. And for the record, this isn't a lick a beginner should even look at. It's not too difficult but it's greek to newbies. The good thing about digital video is you can back it up as many times as you want. By the way, you remind me of a guy I grew up with. Could easily pass for a brother hehe
by far the best lesson ive seen for this - just subscribed and will check out others which im sure will get me playin the songs like this did cheers buddy keep it up
Man I’m having such a hard time not letting the A string ring out when I bend on that first little bluesy lick. I’ll be practicing this one for a while, thanks for the vid
Really great tutorial! A lot to take in so I'll have to properly sit down and go through it. Naughty technique by you though, using your 3rd finger when you should be using your little finger!! (I do the same 🙈)
In order to really get those runs down you have to be very intentional about the ergonomics of your alternate picking. You have to be smart with your placement of up strokes and downstrokes. Playing with pull offs makes it way easier too. I don't think Jimmy picks every note at least on the first run
WILL..GREAT fuckin video !! you really killed this solo ..and I totally appreciate you breaking it down and teaching it to us..I always loved this solo and now I can play it !! THANKS TO YOU !!!! I have NO PROBLEM with the length of the video..I enjoyed your knowledge and insight to Jimmys playin and technique on this..Anybody who's complaining ..can kiss my ass and yours !!! THANK YOU !!!
thank you sir, i could finally learn the ending descending run. still a few bits and another descending run is missin tho... its not much, but if you call this "FULL" you should include those as well. thank you again.
Hey Fido, glad you liked it! I'd simply meant it was a full breakdown of the main solo rather than the entire lead guitar track start to finish. I threw in the big descending run too as I couldn't resist but as you say there is more to the lead track than this. I'll happily do the rest of the song at some point though if people want. Will
I'm not being a hater because I love this. The only comment I have is on the 17th fret issue that you discuss around 12 minutes in. I always thought that he put the B string in with that bend. That was one part I always loved about this solo. I could be wrong though.
Great video, thanks! Just a few points--I needed to pay extra careful attention to the picking, especially due to the speed of the licks and my limited technique. In some cases, the picking that you used to introduce a passage does not seem to be the same one you ended up using to play it. If you could demonstrate the picking for each passage, like you did at the beginning of the first chunk, that would be awesome. :)
Hi Will - One of the best tutorials out there!! Quick question - in the really fast triplet ascending and descending runs, are you picking every note or using hammer-ons and pull-offs?
Hi Joe, I'd say its up to you, I think Page would have played it with hammer ons and pull offs however as a picking exercise it is fantastic and very doable with some metronome work.Personally when I play this live I opt to pick every note. If you listen to bonafide shredders like Paul Gilbert et al its exactly the kind of runs that they will pick and sits well in so many styles of guitar. Hope this helps, Will
You had good insite and content. if you heard jimi slid and nobody else caught it.. thanks for catching it.Don't change it over whinning whimps. they have enough controls on their Computers to move it forward.. **Outstanding job** It was fair and balance.. Lol. Peace bro
Yikes the CZcams haters keep emerging....anyways I think you lessons are fantastis and your playing is superb....I just subscribed as I stumbled onto your channel....good luck and thanks
Is that a dent above the middle screw in the neck pick up. Looks like it when the light hits it just right. If so That sucks. It is a beautiful lemon/honey top. Liked the lesson as well.
hey if you can, could you please make a tutorial on the rhythm parts especially the chorus? your way looks easier to play than most others. and thanks for this one! helped me out sooo much
Is there any footage whatsoever of LZ in the recording studio - I wou love to see them actually in the process of recording - never seen any. Off topic but who cares.
Great tutorial! Sorry if this has been asked before but what gauge strings are you using here? I'm setup with 10s but am thinking about going lighter since that's how Page seemed to play.
Not sure how I missed this comment. I tend to use heavier gauges than normal (I play 11's in standard mostly) but as you say Page used much lighter strings so if you're after a more authentic tone and feel (not to mention recreating those ridiculous bends he did in this and other solos) lighter might be the way to go. Will
Well, that's all I needed to hear... it's clearly doable with 11s, just need some practice, patience, and persistence! Great overall lesson... appreciate the reply and the time you put into the vid!
Thank you so much will. This and I want it all intro both are amazing. I don't know when I will come close to getting it down its too tough this. Would anyone like to share their experience of what worked
Hey Denis, really glad you liked it! In answer to your question yeah definitely, you hear these sequenced runs up and down pentatonic boxes loads in rock and blues, Its very popular with lots of bands (Thin Lizzy for another example) so its well worth getting the technique up to speed as it will no doubt help you with lots of other songs as well as you own improvising. Its always a good idea to let speed build naturally rather than rushing it too much, and use a metronome so you develop really solid timing. You should still push yourself of course but try not to work outside of the zone of quality where exercises and runs still sound good or this will be counterproductive. Most peoples issues I find is that they are working beyond this zone of quality and it actually takes longer this way to achieve the results you want! I hope to release a package on speed building in the next few months so if you fancy it subscribe and Ill let all my youtube followers know when its up! Will
in addition to the spot-on playing, replete with what sounds like--to the american ear--a gritty British accent apropos for a Zeppelin solo how-to video
PLEASE READ BEFORE COMMENTING. Hi everyone, I've decided I'm going to reshoot this video in the new year when Im back filming again, its just annoying me too much to have so many people whining about the length constantly.
We all have different opinions on this, my personal one is that you're getting something quality for free and if you don't like it you can move on to another video with one click but as I say not everyone seems to share this view. I'm going to leave it up in the interim however in case anyone comes on wanting to learn it but if you do come one and are genuinely upset by the length you really don't need to let me know, Ive already taken it into account and it will be dealt with.
Will
You are sharing knowledge others do not possess. Explain all you want. If the complainers do not want to hear your helpful commentary, let them learn the song by ear themselves which I feel sure will not be spot on as your lesson seems to be.
people are complaining about the videos length? you've got be kidding.. this video is the best lesson for this solo I've seen so far, so there's absolutely no need to redo it. there's no shortcuts in learning guitar either, it takes a lot of dedication and TIME.
I've seen pretty much every lesson on youtube for this song and this is the best one. Pay no attention to the haters, this is good work and much appreciated.
I remember back in the 90s when I spent DAYS picking every note by ear from cassette tapes... having to go back and forth for hours, to get to play one song of, say, Black Sabbath.
leave it just as it is. I'm a bass player who's sharpening up my Page, and your making it practically a walk in the park. Thank you, and don't change the way you teach.
The only word to describe the opening is: Wow.
Cheers James!
For you to break down this solo, to me, is just awesome. Thank yo so much for letting us into JP's brilliance.
Thing about this solo is it’s not completely unique, it’s blues/rock etc. - but it’s the WAY he played it. A lot of feel , accuracy and swing is what makes it so awesome
That my friend is the Genius of James Patrick Page 😉
@@kensalazar5066 Oh, he had plenty more genius in the chamber than just what I mentioned….. a lot more
@@hazor777 No kidding
I think the length is great. You are a saint to all guitar players by providing this for free. I am very grateful for this video it's really helped me a lot.
playing is great, teaching style is better
Thanks for being so patient to show the whole solo.
Well I really appreciate all the talking. Jimmy...who knew what he was thinking or trying to pull off, but the spirit of the solo is the key to the generations of guitarist now pondering these great works. So yeah lets talk about and then enjoy the energy of playing in the style of good ole JP.
I wish I'd found you sooner. I appreciate your humility, your ability, and your ear.
Absolutely terrific tutorial! I did laugh though when you said that the blues riff "goes back hundreds of years." I'm doubting that there were a lot of blues guitarists in the 1700's, but I could be wrong ;)
Good work, I agree it is so cool and messy while being ight on point that's what makes the man so great!
Thank You Will for taking a very complicated lead and break it down so guys like me could Understand it.
I, for one, appreciate what you're doing. Especially when it's long, because it shows that you're thorough and care about what you're doing. Thx again!
Hey man just wanted to say I really love the way you broke this down. I feel shameful I have a Collector's Choice Les Paul and don't really have this solo down, but now that you show how it's done it's actually not bad at all. Thank you!
This has helped me TREMENDOUSLY. I rather enjoy the talking, btw. Makes it more personable and fun! Thanks!
Hey i don't know what jimmy did back in the day BUT If ya watch Celebration day 2007 video, first song Good times... his solo, 3 parts, you can see him do the "2" full step bend as ONE full step clearly visible from fret 17.... not 15 - 19. he repeats this with variation in a 3rd part of ending solo... bends from fret 17.... Will Hay -- great listener and idea and bad ass brave for your "opinion" TRUE.
Agree, great job by Will here. Watching the Celebration Day video, I see Page do the 2 step bend, but on the B string at the 19th fret. He then finishes that part in box 3 of the E minor pentatonic scale (but ends on the B string at fret 16... this seems like a mistake even though it sounds good. The rehearsal disc seems to have him flubbing a few bits but he ends it on fret 17 of the B string). All very odd choices on where to play these notes but if you think about other solo's he played in this time frame (69ish), the Whole Lotta Love solo utilizes a very similar riff (I'm calling it section 4 of that solo, the part that comes right after the 2nd box one lick). Seeing him perform it live and then looking back a the WLL solo makes me think he's doing it in the same area of the neck (although I haven't fully analyzed any videos of him playing that solo, it's just the way I learned it - OK, just watched WLL solo in Celebration and he's playing that section in Box 2 so I officially give up). Also, keep in mind he's tuned down one full step for this song in Celebration Day to accommmodate Plant's voice being 50 years older than when they recorded it (oddly, WLL seems to be detuned about 10 cents from standard... go figure). All in all, I think Will's original statement that going for the general feel of the solo is probably the best advice (unless you're in a faithful reproduction tribute band). Oh, one more interesting thing Page does, the chunk 7 part he plays in box 5 in Celebration Day... never would have guessed that one. Part of me wonders if he played things the way he did just to say 'screw you internet, you were all wrong.' :)
Excellent tutorial,and fantastic playing,also that is a beautiful Les Paul.Thanks for the upload.
Great Lesson, Man!! I've seen many tutorials, and every guitar player always plays too slow or errs the rhythm, so that they don't let you get the song... I think that you're the only one who really knows how to play it and teach it!! You're very talented, so don't stop making videos!!!
Cheers Domenico, thats really kind of you, I appreciate it. All this positive support definitely lets me know Im on the right track! I've got a big list of songs to get through but still feel free to suggest any songs, riffs or solos you think I should cover and teach,
Will
Dude, you've made it. Congratulations for the lessons here. It was really detailed and precisely correct. I hope you can record some more videos like that! Once more, congratulations
Okay I know this is a little late but here we go.
0:00 Intro
2:00 Main solo - Chunk 1
4:50 Main solo - Chunk 2
7:30 Main solo - Chunk 3
14:32 Main solo - Chunk 4
18:55 Main solo - Chunk 5
21:44 Main solo - Chunk 6
25:53 Main solo - final run
30:10 ending
Best solo tutorial yet. Bravo
Dude thanks so much, that first bluesy lick is something I've wanted to know how to do for a long time. Not just for this song but for my improv as well. You rock dude
This entire clip is FANTASTIC. Thank you for putting this together, Will! Top quality stuff.
Sick playing and an amazingly well constructed break down!!
Truly brilliant! Eternal gratitude for sharing.
Thank you Will. A clear and easy-to-understand tutorial. Keep up the tremendous work!
Just ran across your instructional video.. Excellent!! Thank you so much!
Great lesson, great playing, great song! Just downloaded the tabs - priceless - thanks!
7:50 THIS is the thing YOU understand that "other" YT guitarists SEEM to FORGET
Great video Will! I revisit this video every now and again and enjoy watching, listening and brushing up on some Zep. Keep doing what you do!
This lesson is BAD ASS ! Thank You SO MUCH ! GREAT lesson..
I'm so glad my original teacher taught me to do my scales in the zig-zag form, i believe he called them 3rds since you didn't start the zig-zag until the 3rd note. Anyway I enjoyed the lesson! Keep up the quality bread downs! You just got a new subscriber :-)
Yeah whatever name they go under, they're a great technique to have under your belt. Really glad you liked the breakdown!
Will
Noah Renken *
Excellent, thank you. And well played!!!
Great patient explanation. Donation made with thanks.
Effortless..you make it look easy..super job.
Cheers!
I have a good question. Do you think the shorter scale Les Paul Style is easier to bend with than a Tele or Strat? Is it less string tension,or being that the Les Paul is usually strung with .010`s ,and the Fenders .009`s, does it become a neglible difference?
dude, Way cool. Gd times Bad t on Mothership, 1:30 main solo. i think the open "G" thunk in there is part of the bass or rhythm trac... i hear it repeatedly, not just that place in his solo.
Brilliant breakdown of a great solo, thankyou my man.
Great lesson !!
Chunk 4 was piece of cake , as I already played the Love Gun solo by Kiss
how did you ever learn this solo? thanks for breaking it down, Jimmy was truly a genius the likes of Mozart!
I live in New Zealand and we have a native bird called a Tui which loves to mimic sounds. I swear theirs one learning this solo with me and as far as I can tell he doesn't give a flying F*&k about the notchy bit in the release to the 12th fret ;)
Outstanding
If you upload a new vid, please leave this one up. I was going to work with this to learn this solo, I saved it to favorites untill I can get time to sit with this and it may take me more than one sitting LOL! Only cause I work for a living, but still dream of rock and rolling. No really good job on the lesson one of the more detailed lessons that I have seen on YT.
great tutorial! thank you! perfect lenght and detail !!
Great walk-through sir! You're really skilled, thanks for sharing!
Just great tutorial, thank you!
Look at those shiny shiny pickups, great lesson!
Excellent video, by far one of the best on youtube, keep on the good stuff and please don't care about people who complain :)
A little windy but great lesson. And for the record, this isn't a lick a beginner should even look at. It's not too difficult but it's greek to newbies. The good thing about digital video is you can back it up as many times as you want. By the way, you remind me of a guy I grew up with. Could easily pass for a brother hehe
by far the best lesson ive seen for this - just subscribed and will check out others which im sure will get me playin the songs like this did cheers buddy keep it up
Thanks Keith, will do! More Zep coming soon,
Will
i love ur pdf man, big thanks.
Excellent lesson!!
Your insight was almost as good as the tutorial... thanks!
Man I’m having such a hard time not letting the A string ring out when I bend on that first little bluesy lick. I’ll be practicing this one for a while, thanks for the vid
Really great tutorial! A lot to take in so I'll have to properly sit down and go through it. Naughty technique by you though, using your 3rd finger when you should be using your little finger!! (I do the same 🙈)
Awesome!
This was spectacular.
Excellent tutorial!
In order to really get those runs down you have to be very intentional about the ergonomics of your alternate picking. You have to be smart with your placement of up strokes and downstrokes. Playing with pull offs makes it way easier too. I don't think Jimmy picks every note at least on the first run
WILL..GREAT fuckin video !! you really killed this solo ..and I totally appreciate you breaking it down and teaching it to us..I always loved this solo and now I can play it !! THANKS TO YOU !!!! I have NO PROBLEM with the length of the video..I enjoyed your knowledge and insight to Jimmys playin and technique on this..Anybody who's complaining ..can kiss my ass and yours !!! THANK YOU !!!
Awesome! Super helpful.
Great lesson thanks.
Real nice!
Thank you so much for this! I finally know the solo now:D
Sounds perfect man, Thanks!!
thank you sir, i could finally learn the ending descending run. still a few bits and another descending run is missin tho... its not much, but if you call this "FULL" you should include those as well. thank you again.
Hey Fido, glad you liked it! I'd simply meant it was a full breakdown of the main solo rather than the entire lead guitar track start to finish. I threw in the big descending run too as I couldn't resist but as you say there is more to the lead track than this. I'll happily do the rest of the song at some point though if people want.
Will
Love it
Thanks Adrian, plenty more to come!
I'm not being a hater because I love this. The only comment I have is on the 17th fret issue that you discuss around 12 minutes in. I always thought that he put the B string in with that bend. That was one part I always loved about this solo. I could be wrong though.
Great video, thanks! Just a few points--I needed to pay extra careful attention to the picking, especially due to the speed of the licks and my limited technique. In some cases, the picking that you used to introduce a passage does not seem to be the same one you ended up using to play it. If you could demonstrate the picking for each passage, like you did at the beginning of the first chunk, that would be awesome. :)
Very cool man
Very good lesson , I am Studiing Pages Style , its just Freakin´Cool
Fancy a bit more Zep? How about a quick lesson on the often fudged rhythm intro to Ramble on?
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Hi Will - One of the best tutorials out there!! Quick question - in the really fast triplet ascending and descending runs, are you picking every note or using hammer-ons and pull-offs?
Hi Joe, I'd say its up to you, I think Page would have played it with hammer ons and pull offs however as a picking exercise it is fantastic and very doable with some metronome work.Personally when I play this live I opt to pick every note. If you listen to bonafide shredders like Paul Gilbert et al its exactly the kind of runs that they will pick and sits well in so many styles of guitar. Hope this helps, Will
Will, well done on the bends. My hand is crippled at the moment...but thanks!
You had good insite and content. if you heard jimi slid and nobody else caught it.. thanks for catching it.Don't change it over whinning whimps. they have enough controls on their Computers to move it forward.. **Outstanding job** It was fair and balance.. Lol. Peace bro
Hell yeah dude! ShredZilla boiiii!
Found your video and subscribed, Will...cheers.
What kind of amp are you using ?
Yikes the CZcams haters keep emerging....anyways I think you lessons are fantastis and your playing is superb....I just subscribed as I stumbled onto your channel....good luck and thanks
What Distortion are you using? And which does Jimmy Page use on the original? Thx!
Is that a dent above the middle screw in the neck pick up. Looks like it when the light hits it just right. If so That sucks. It is a beautiful lemon/honey top. Liked the lesson as well.
hey if you can, could you please make a tutorial on the rhythm parts especially the chorus? your way looks easier to play than most others. and thanks for this one! helped me out sooo much
great job dude
I think he does that bend (or it is easier), to do it on the B string. 20th to 17th fret.
Thanks Man
Is there any footage whatsoever of LZ in the recording studio - I wou love to see them actually in the process of recording - never seen any. Off topic but who cares.
oh yeah!!!! so cool!!!!!!
Great tutorial! Sorry if this has been asked before but what gauge strings are you using here? I'm setup with 10s but am thinking about going lighter since that's how Page seemed to play.
Not sure how I missed this comment. I tend to use heavier gauges than normal (I play 11's in standard mostly) but as you say Page used much lighter strings so if you're after a more authentic tone and feel (not to mention recreating those ridiculous bends he did in this and other solos) lighter might be the way to go.
Will
Well, that's all I needed to hear... it's clearly doable with 11s, just need some practice, patience, and persistence! Great overall lesson... appreciate the reply and the time you put into the vid!
Thank you so much will. This and I want it all intro both are amazing. I don't know when I will come close to getting it down its too tough this. Would anyone like to share their experience of what worked
Just practice that E minor pentatonic a lot, eventually it will click
Nice!
Very nice :)
Nice job mate!
Cheers!
Bravo !!!!!
thanks bro.
Hey can you please put up that awesome riff? It looks better and sounds nicer than some other tutorials out there! Great job!
What string gauge did you use for this?
That was brilliant. Thank you. On chunk 4, do you suggest taking it slow and getting everything perfect and to let the speed come naturally?
Hey Denis, really glad you liked it!
In answer to your question yeah definitely, you hear these sequenced runs up and down pentatonic boxes loads in rock and blues, Its very popular with lots of bands (Thin Lizzy for another example) so its well worth getting the technique up to speed as it will no doubt help you with lots of other songs as well as you own improvising.
Its always a good idea to let speed build naturally rather than rushing it too much, and use a metronome so you develop really solid timing. You should still push yourself of course but try not to work outside of the zone of quality where exercises and runs still sound good or this will be counterproductive. Most peoples issues I find is that they are working beyond this zone of quality and it actually takes longer this way to achieve the results you want!
I hope to release a package on speed building in the next few months so if you fancy it subscribe and Ill let all my youtube followers know when its up!
Will
Cheers! After this video of course I'm subscribed. Thank you!
I was extremely disappointed that a half hour video didn't include the outro solo. Big time bummer.
in addition to the spot-on playing, replete with what sounds like--to the american ear--a gritty British accent apropos for a Zeppelin solo how-to video
wow, impressive 👍