I'm not with you woth the Blues Rock thing. This Song is like a blueprint for Heavy Metal. It's straight forwatd has some augmented Notes and heavyness. Blues Rock is more in the Jazzy style of Chords, less powerchords , more 7th Chords. Nevermind this Song...this Song!

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Stairway isn't banned from music shops because of the lack of accents 🤣

If I could barre with my little finger I'd be playing at the 02 🤣

Thanks!! I'm just starting to play some blues, and i needed this!❤

Fantastic teacher.

Most Boss riff in Rock history \m/

Cool. Do you know a recent do you think that's simple like that but there's all these little nuances that guys like Paige and Back.... it's just like crazy man . First glance... The song is simplistic chord or notes patterns alternating... Downbeat emphasis... But the reason it blows your mind and Rocks your world? Those 5 little nuances every bar time... that you showed us. The way great Guitarists compose & play compositions with severzl nuanced moves to get sounds and tones... Still just amazes me.. Oh⁉️ 1 observation. See if anybody else agrees 😊Maybe it's late but... I had no idea until your very good tutorial: 👍 Immigrant Song sounds maybe ... James Gang inspired. Especially on the IMMIGRANT Outro.. Makes sense I guess. Stories of Joe Walsh hung with Page early 70s. Flew to London with a guitar Page wanted to buy.....Gibson.. Walsh gave it to him .. Anyway .. I'm a long time drummer performing , recording, all that.. Taking steady guitar lessons from covid-19 till now. I like your style ❤ Thanks 🎉❤

80s hair and outfit.

Well here’s my stupid question of the day. Just found this channel and want to know the head settings to get the sound that Page played? Thank you

Dude 😎 your awesome 👍 thank you

Really interesting video…nuances..stuff I never seen on other presenters.excellent 😮👏🏻

What do I do if I don’t have a hairy chest to show?

Your counting and showing how to count and playing slow and then fast is peak teaching. Thank you!!!

Keith plays Start me Up and many other songs in open G. Doing it in standard tuning you lose the high G note on the F chord.

Sounds good... but missing the C note and Bb note on the bottom of those opening chords which sort of makes that sound iconic enough to matter IMO. But yeah many player have locking tuners and it would be a real hassle to do open G.

Yeah picked the right guitar to do this on. Just needed the Supro to play it through. Thanks for this. Good job. Hey an eBay 70s navy velvet suit jacket would look great with the outfit.

if this is the right way, I wish I know waht's the wrong one.

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Sweet! Many Thanks.

Hello Sir! An excellent lesson - well structured and clear - a great place to get the feel and essence of this song. The guitar solo is spot on to my ear. However...I think some of the finer nuances of how Page plays this have been missed! Some of these things I won't divulge, as I enjoy the mystery around Zep recordings too much! But the 'chord in question', is almost certainly not G9 - the B of the previous E chord really wants to rise to C. If you play an F chord there, you'll hear the true movement of this section. It's a semi tone shift up from E. The notes being GCF (maybe D in the bottom?). What you have done is re harmonize the F note. Nice! but not the same. Also - Physical Graffiti contains songs recorded at different times, including sessions from the time of the 4th album, and we can look to Rock and Roll for clues as to how he might have been thinking at the time, or things he was typically doing at that time. EG, the power chord run down from D to Bb sounds a bit 'blocky' to me...

That was great I've been working on it 2 weeks now and your tips really make the song sound studio version. Do you have the solo video out yet. I can't wait to get the entire song down but no need to know it unless it right like you teach. A big like and subscribe from me. I bought my 73 custom les paul because of this and learned bits and pieces but now I want the entire song and play it right. Thanks for a great video.

You forgot to mention that it is played using open "G" tuning....

Nice, that does appear to be how Jimmy plays this live.

Sarge: Will you turn that disrespectful junk off?!

Thanks so much. I was pleased to land on your channel today I subscribed.

Can You tell Us how are you getting that great tone out of an amplifier? Great sound!

Nice lesson 👍🏻

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Has anyone figured out the neck dive situation?

Nice job, Jason! You rock! Would love a lesson on Achilles Last Stand. That’s my fav of the Zep epic songs.

Very well done! Gives us the correct ways to play the song without showing off or going off-topic ☺

I love that song. To me it represents the capstone in the arc of their career, marrying the sexual power drive of their early classic, "Whole Lotta Love," with the ethereal chord progressions of their latterday epic, "Kashmir." It doesn't hurt that it also shows how they constantly challenged themselves with unique time signatures...this was so challenging that they only played it live as Led Zeppelin twice. It was so difficult - they couldn't figure out how to count the dammed thing in - that they had to take a break, during which Bonzo slammed out a frustration rip resulting in the writing of "Rock and Roll" in about 15 minutes. Then Bonzo slammed a pint, took two sticks in each hand, counted it out (you can hear it on the rough cut: "1-2-3-4-5-6-1-2-3-1") and whipped out this song... kzbin.info/www/bejne/boKXkndvoa2ErdUsi=FLVSjeefc334jUWP

If you were in high school when Led Zeppelin IV came out, you know the whole album, it was a masterpiece. We had the Beatles’ Abbey Road, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street from The Rolling Stones, Who’s Next, Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks, Humble Pie’s Smokin, J. Girls Full House, Deep Purple Machine Head, Simon and Garfunkel Bridge over Trouble Waters, Carol King’s Tapestry, Yes’ Close to the Edge, Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust, George Harrison All Things Must Pass, a Wink is as Good as a Nod to a Blind Horse from Faces. Deja Vu CSN&Y. It was a time of great music.

I used to think this was a Keith riff because it seems like it was his riff from Soul Survivor off Exile recycled. But when I watched that video of them recording Steel Wheels I noticed it was a Mick riff that Ronnie is actually playing the way we know it on the record. I actually can't make out what Keith is doing except the Spanish sounding fills towards the end. Very good lesson btw. Dont mean to be "that guy". I was just surprised enough to comment this.

This is not directed at the dude who explained the double neck guitar, I always wondered, and I like his concise explanation. But, lets be honest fellas, nothing quite says "D-Bag" like some drug addled boomer flailing away on a double neck guitar for his mandatory 47 minute guitar solo!

The hair is the tip off

Absolutely the best defined instruction of this song I have seen. Awsome, Thanks

Sped Spedding has the definitive vesrion. That bridge sounds wrong.

Kwebblekop can fucking jam

Love the way you approach your hair care regime

Robert Plant did Livin' Lovin' in 1990. But not with Page

Super Lesson!!

Great lessons and NO extraneous Fluff. Thanks! Subscribed too.

Yeah, normally one at a time, but if they're feeling fancy, people should emulate Mark Kroos, Terence Hansen, Adam Fulara, etc...

Love the Stone Bender back on the Marshall head. That's such a good pedal. I miss having it around. Enjoyed the video!

what if I want to learn Lorna Shore's latest ditties?

As a beginner guitarist, -1YR This is solid advice. Writing notes and tabs down are important to commit it to memory. Practice with intention 😊

Excellent lesson.

I grew in sun valley next to Burbank. 😁 And i jam 🎸