Led Zeppelin’s “The Lemon Song”- Guitar Lesson [Guitar Solo and Song Breakdown]

[@aafjeyakubu5124]

I've long wanted a Led Zeppelin archivalist. I would love to see Jimmy Page sit down and teach us how to play every song and tell us some pithy story about how the song came about and maybe even wander off into a one hour tangent about all kinds of unrelated stuff. Since that's probably not going to happen, I'm going to tune in to anything you do regarding Led Zeppelin, Carl. Thanks so much for the time and effort you put into these videos.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Wouldn’t that be great! I’d happily moderate that conversation with Jimmy Page. Maybe he’ll surprise us one day!

[@mattharvey968]

I agree Jason!!

[@lookmanohands1966]

one issue is Page plays the same song different every time

[@aafjeyakubu5124]

@@lookmanohands1966 Which is awesome for the live performances. Unless you really like to hear a note perfect replay of the album at every concert. Then I guess not so much.

[@imannonymous7707]

@@aafjeyakubu5124 isnt it funny how some do and some dont. I do love the recording just the way it is

[@jeffmcelroy5437]

As a lifelong Jimmy Page disciple I find these videos to be super awesome. Thank you.

[@Mboogie69]

Me too brother. Jimmy is why I play

[@carlob95]

@@Mboogie69 Me too! 👍

[@segelnnatur2022]

Zep is truly missed. Won't be another band like them for a long long time.

[@calken546]

@@segelnnatur2022 Ever.

[@segelnnatur2022]

@@calken546 you're right ✅️ 🌲🌟🔔

[@daviddemaria3982]

Pure genius interpretation. Never heard Jimmy broken down like this. Could listen for hours 👏👏👏

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

So glad you liked! I hope you subscribe!

[@raven_of_zoso455]

Finally someone whom is giving this incredibly underrated song some attention. LZ II was the first Zeppelin album I owned and heard, and Lemon Song just blew me away, and it still does to this day. I may even dare say it's my favorite song ever, just because of how spontaneous and chaotic it sounds, and it's really emotional and energetic. That framed album behind you is really cool too!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you…and it’s fully autographed btw;) peace, Carl

[@raven_of_zoso455]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic Wow, that's incredible! Also, thanks for your great videos, I've been enjoying them a lot.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

You’re welcome!!

[@tomasvanecek8626]

Lemon Song was what turned me into LZ, in 1972 or 73... I was 13 then, playing guitar (electrified acoustic) and never heard anything so powerful, raw and touching, but most of all - so complete.. So from the first notes I knew: all I´ll want to play - is THIS. My favorite song ever ? you bet ;)

[@stevejohnston9458]

Carl, you a truly a gift to us all. To watch you play and breakdown these Page classics moves me to tears. I’m not trying to be so melodramatic but it’s true. I just can’t thank you enough!

[@kweinfurt]

Really excellent analysis. Great balance of talking and playing, too.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you sir!!

[@miketan3398]

Love your breakdown of a classic song. One of the things that separated Jimmy Page from his peers was the musical effort put into each part of a song and the multiple flavors and texture he would add to each rendering. Jimmy never relied on simple power chords to advance a song...his offerings were always a blend of various themes, progressions, and riffs, a style completely unheard of at the time and even today. I've commented before and will say again, Page is a master unmatched.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

100% agreed! I just did an episode on 10 years gone. Hope to have it out next week. Talk about flavors!!

[@davidgreene7676]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic it would be interesting to compare the howlin wolf phrasing vs jimmys....no disrespect to HW, jimmys interpretations are simply visceral....the two sound guitar phrasing seems so naturally appropriate...that is why jimmy is a genius....he thought of it and executed it....the live versions are even more innovative...

[@cgab12]

Great job. I hope you eventually get to the compositional masterpiece, Achilles Last Stand. That one would take a while, though.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Oof!!! That would be an awesome one. And I know you know what you’re talking about when you say that would be difficult! I’ll give it a go down the road one day if I can get this channel big enough! Love that track. Composition and texturally divine. Peace, Carl

[@ronalddarnell9677]

I love the breakdown on it . In the 80s I surround myself with great guitar players and most considered Jimmy sloppy and started to get me to believe it also. But thank you for putting a stop to that. Jimmy was great and the ones he hand picked to complete his dream of an ultimate rock band

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I’ve got a script for a video I’ll be doing on the “is Jimmy Page sloppy” question. It’s going address like no one else has. You love it. Give he a few weeks. Thanks for watching my vids!!

[@ronalddarnell9677]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic make sure to give me a heads up on that video

[@zentime8047]

Just discovered this channel. I have now subscribed. I just love when people break down Pages playing and recording brilliance.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Yay! I’m so grateful. Sorry it took so long to see this comment! I really appreciate you!

[@jbojoify]

I love these led zep videos you make carl and I love the band just as much as you do. Im 21 years old and this might be my favorite studio track of all time!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

So grateful you like my video and I’m very excited that a young person admires the unsearchable depth and subtly that lies within a Jimmy Page performance and composition! Good for you! You give me hope for the future!! Peace my young friend. Rock on!!

[@jbojoify]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic Thanks carl! I appreciate the kind words and I will carry their legacy forward. There hasn't been a band that comes close to them since in my humble opinion! I look forward to more videos on zep, this is a shot in the dark but I feel like Hots On For Nowhere would be a fun track to look at its got a great country flair and I find it really fun to play! Or more mainstream SIBLY studio or ICQYB (the royal albert hall version 1970)!

[@sullenbode283]

The guitar work on this song is just incredible, blows my mind every time I hear it. I’m working on learning it now but there’s something about the way Jimmy plays that’s impossible (for me, anyway) to imitate, absolutely masterful. Great video

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

This was always a life dream to play! Check…

[@eggshellalien]

Man, you’ve got the Jimmy Page thing down! Amazing.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you sooo much!

[@jasenjahn]

Man…I don’t even play the guitar. This is amazing.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Music is universal! It speaks to everyone.

[@redrock1963]

How's that working for you now 😉

[@MusicMotivator]

Incredible analysis! I've always interpreted the Baug to be really just a V chord-B with a sharp 5, in first inversion. There's a classic case of enharmonic equivalents- thinking of it as Eb makes it super-weird given we are in E but when you analyze it as D#, again the 3rd of a B or B7 then it's just the leading tone! Cheers Carl!

[@robertjames7285]

How about looking at Since I been loving you , cm blues, that’s juicy!!!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Totally on the radar!!!

[@joekurtz8303]

This song leapt off the vinyl when listening, thnx for the breakdown to practice 🎸the licks & rhythm 🎶 over the years, one of my favorite LZ songs. John Paul's bass really cooks on this song Too , sets that sinister killing floor mood!.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Yes indeed. JPJ put his whole resume in that song!!

[@john-kl3ux]

I swear this guy is Jimmy in disguise

[@cfmill74]

Always great playing and theoretical break-down Carl! The Rain Song. I'm waiting for your take on The Rain Song. Thanks! :)

[@terryhollis1787]

If you don’t like Led Zeppelin’s music, you’re not a friend of mine lol. Love your videos. Thanks

[@tylerpirc]

Another great video! Can’t wait to break out my Les Paul and play around with this song!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you Tyler! I’m glad it’s inspiring more playing!

[@kkupsky6321]

Also don’t tell my wife about the squeezing my lemon…

[@drewlawrason4560]

Dude you are straight up awesome, I love hearing about how Jimmy made his songs, and how complicated these simple riffs really are. Just goes to show that these sounds can really never be recreated, as well as Jimmy’s sheer creativity. Keep these videos up man they are AWESOME

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you for your comment and subscription. I know I’ve reached a point in my life to bring a unique take on this material. Your words are valuation and encouraging. I’ll keep on it. Thanks for reaching out. Please share abundantly!! Peace, Carl B.

[@mattcartwright8272]

That is one dirty sounding guitar. I love it!

[@alittlebitofeverything6547]

page was the best

[@markw6265]

Man you nailed the tone and feel....nice job!

[@ertlk24]

Wow, this is getting to be a lot of fun; Heartbreaker and now this! Please keep them coming. I'm learning an awful lot! You've got a great way of explaining everything and your talent is without question! Can you say Violin Bow?

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I’m so glad you’re enjoying them! I’m actually learning a ton by doing these. And the violin bow! ...40 years ago I used to do that bit live on stage every night. After a lot of practice, I picked up a lot of his bowing techniques and sounds back in those days. So much so that people thought I was playing it to a record! You know, it might be fun to try to dust it off, rosin it up, and have a go.

[@ertlk24]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic Wow! do you have any video? It would be great to see you back "in the day."

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I remember someone had video from like 1978 or 79, and I tried to locate it several years ago without any success. Sadly the days of my dubious youth were sparingly documented.

[@sasakabisa6846]

I thought you had a video of yourself using the bow on your song “Tarifa” off of your Grand Boulevard album/CD?

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

There is a studio clip of me bowing, it’s not vintage. But I’m dressed vintage Page! If you want to see it, dm me through my website carlbaldassarremusic.com and I’ll send it to you directly...☮️ Carl

[@midnightraiin4035]

"the power of a half a step". Thats a T-shirt right there !

[@timmytVA]

Well done. This is a fantastic overview of a song I've listened to for decades. Can you tell me more about your Les Paul? It looks like a Standard but has inlays like a Custom.

[@mikearlington6748]

I was just thinking the same thing. By the size of the headstock I would guess it's some kind of early 80's Norlin era special run.

[@chriscushman2907]

Headstock looks like a Deluxe

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Bravo on the comment that said it looks like a Deluxe! It’s a 71-72 deluxe with a factory installed custom neck. The humbuckers were added aftermarket before I owned it!

[@georgemarsilio5122]

I love that you love zep!!! and teaching us fellow zep lovers

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

It’s a kinship!

[@mthomas1973]

Seeing you play this with such passion and a very similar tone gives me an even greater appreciation for Page as a player and you have a new subscriber my friend. You are amazing at what you do. Keep em' coming from Zep

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you!!!!

[@dbc7772011]

Likewise, what an amazing piece of music. You’re very talented to duplicate and explain it so well! New subscriber

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you!!! I really appreciate it!!

[@chrishughes4285]

Another Gem

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you so much for the encouragement!!

[@aliza9608]

Excellent analysis

[@gudgengrebe]

I’m not a guitarist, but I’ve been watching your videos for a couple of days now. Really fascinating ! .. and your playing is really great. I love the feeling you have!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

That means a lot that it “speaks” to you. I really appreciate this comment!!

[@NDVirgilio]

Great job brother Carl!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thanks Nick!! I appreciate that!

[@gabethompson3204]

love the video very impressive to see be played that well, are there any songs that have a slow tempo or just sound slower that are actually very intricate and complex

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I’m so glad you like the video! As far as slower tempo/complexity I think any of his finger style acoustic work can get tricky: going to California, Bron-y-aur...on the electric 10 Years Gone has great complexity in its textures, the expression in I’m Gonna Crawl is hard to duplicate, The Rain Song is quite an invention. I find Page actually one of the more difficult guitarists you copy because of his subtle and expressive complexity.

[@jimdep6542]

Very cool........you've also got the right body language that goes with the playing. Nice.

[@if6turnedouttobe9]

Awesome video...I only need Zeppelin II and Physical Graffiti...

[@daddiospatio]

I am so grateful I stumbled across your channel. Not that I will be able to use what I have learned but I have learned much in a short period of time! Thank you, Carl.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you for commenting. I’m so happy you enjoy the content! Please subscribe and share to help get the word out...Peace!

[@bws1971]

When the other greatest rock guitarist of all time puts an homage to the other, other greatest rock guitarist of all time, in one of the greatest rock guitar riffs of all time, get ready for one of the greatest moments of rock guitar

[@pageluvva]

Zeppelin guitar on youtube; Carl and Sped. The best of the best. Hey Carl thanks for everything.

[@marcozanasi78]

I think the final chord it's Baug. Like Allman Brothers....it ends on 5th augmented

[@david_v2.1]

Superb analysis and playing of the song...and the guitar tone is spot on.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you kind sir!

[@exxekhan]

Great analysis professor. My take on that closing chord. Augmented chords repeat every maj 3rd interval so what you interpret as a modulation down a half step to Eb, I see it as a Baug...which naturally resolves to E. Both interpretations leave us begging for that resolution so...mission accomplished, Mr Page!

[@larryinsana5981]

My brother I love these videos!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Brother! That’s so kind. Btw...your new track “Liberty” is truly original. Love, Carl

[@petrobyczyk9552]

Carl, I love how your passion for music comes out in these videos. I have heard it said that when viewing a painting one should not look at the brush, but your analysis of these songs goes beyond that, into the realms of psychology, physiology, philosophy, history, and more. I can barely play the radio, but thanks to you I am becoming a better listener and musical esthetic.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Wow! That’s so kind Peter. I’m really touched. I learn more from you than I could ever give back! Peace and Love, Carl

[@toomanywaystofall]

Am I looking at a Les Paul Standard with a block inlay neck...🎶 r0ck0n 🎶

[@Allen.Mir3681]

I like both Jimmy’s, Hendrix, and Page, however that being said I’ve always got the impression that Hendrix, didn’t appreciate Led Zeppelin.. but nevertheless without Jimi Hendrix, you probably wouldn’t have Led Zeppelin..haha.. Your take on the lemon song very stimulating good job

[@chilledmonkeebrains]

Loved this video....I subscribed the minute it ended...it fulfilled the promise....

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Aw! Love this!

[@efrenpichardo388]

Hello Carl, I have a Martin D15M acoustic....I think that you have one also!😜

[@mgn5667]

There second album is beyond words, then looking behind you there first album is beyond reasoning.. then 4 ... then houses of the holy omg ..well done story here Thanks::::

[@blueheron5232]

Excellent job you're doing... Yes, Page admired Hendrix. Not only did he copy his E7#9 chord but, for a short while, Page even copied spelling his first name as "Jimi" as can be seen on some old vinyl.

[@francescaemc2]

Bravo! love this song. I always thought that chord was a nod to "Foxy Lady" I love the Smokestack Lightning version he plays on a bootleg. Cheers!

[@extramile734]

Way to be, Carl. I look forward to checking out your other analyses.

[@johnnybravoBoyah]

Excellent video, my favorite is led zeppelin!! So thx

[@dspguitar]

Excellent breakdown and analysis of what Page is doing on the tunes.

[@BlackDogOriginal]

Thumbs up for sure. If I couldn’t see your Fender, I would swear that you’re using something else. Sounds spot on. Plus you play it so well.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Yep, Fender tube amp. The tone really starts in your head, heart and hands. If you get that right, you can save a lot of money on gear!!

[@jimioconnor8039]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic what fender amp is it?

[@mattcartwright8272]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic I remember Joe Bonamassa making a similar point a few years back - despite his gear collection needing an aircraft hanger to accommodate it!

[@wayneblackwell1476]

I am so glad that I came across your videos sir. You are obviously very talented and have an impeccable taste in music.

[@ebbenielsen7]

Cream and Eric Clapton used already in 1966 the E7#9 chord as a sort of an intro to I Feel Free: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqPRk3luesaamsk

[@pgprog]

I love your analysis it makes me rediscover Jimmy Page. Will you do Since have been loving' you ?

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I hope to!

[@keithmccall5170]

Squeeze my lemon, till the juice runs down my leg 🍋💧

[@mattharvey968]

JPJ the silent assassin just kills the bass in this song!!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

So true! May be his best performance on record! JPJ is such an incredible complete musician as well. btw, I don’t mean to diminish the brilliance of any of the other band members given my focus on Jimmy Page. Quite the contrary, I hope people get inspired to revisit their art as a whole. Each member of LZ were world class, style inventing artists in their own right. That’s why this band is so epic and eternal. I think that history, 100 years hence, will recognize this music as even more seminal than it is even regarded today. Thank you for making the comment and I’ll be sure to mention it in the future. Peace, Carl

[@mattharvey968]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic I don’t think you take anything away from the other artists. I enjoy your perspective as a guitar player and definitely have me listening in a new way. Be cool if you could do a collaboration with other artists (bass,drums,vocals) that could break LZ down as a whole band, but I know that could be a huge undertaking. Keep up the great work on Jimmy! I always enjoy guitar playing with feeling and emotion over technical and pinpoint playing!

[@danabiondo9243]

Caio Carl, You have It Down !!! Love the pics of J.P.

[@danabiondo9243]

Caio Carl, You have It Down !!! Love the pics of J.P.

[@LavenderLori406]

They just don't write music like that anymore. I really appreciate your take on the ins and outs of zeppelin

[@peobryant]

Another fantastic video, keep up the good work.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you so much for the encouragement. Please share so we can spread the word!

[@colink4823]

Great video. I’m subscribed 👍

[@michaelyork4554]

So many Zeppelin songs I learned back in the 70's and 80's Black Dog, Stairway, Over The Hills and Far Away, Rain Song, of course Whole Lotta Love, and Bring It On Home, and other easier parts, but the lead parts were always a bit much to get just right, You have nailed these parts, I can't wait to see you do the breakdowns of the songs I have mentioned, and more.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I’ll give some of those a go!! I find that pulling it all together...the rhythms, chordal textures, the changes/dynamics and the solos of any one of Led Zeppelin’s pieces, as a whole, on guitar, is complex multi variable equation and so difficult to do it flawlessly. Trying to do it as a band and nailing the vibe is even harder! Thank you so much for commenting.

[@ronalddarnell9677]

@@CarlBaldassarreMusic that is why we are still talking about Led- Zeppelin , like 42 years after the Bonham's untimely death. The day he died my brother called me from work and told me about it. He said next time you hear a Zeppelin song listen to the drums. So I did and even still do it today. Every member was 2nd to none. And I don't think Zeppelin would have been so popular if anyone of them weren't in the band. But Bonham was just beyond great. He was the definition of a rock drummer. Thank you Carl for your time in these videos. I'm sure it takes days weeks or even Years to break down anyone of their songs. And you do a great job

[@MadMax-cf9uu]

Thank U !!!!!!!!!!!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you for watching!!!!!

[@denmar355]

Yep. Capricious is what I was thinking.

[@blissfulhumanoid9536]

Led Zeppelin is my all time favorite classic rock band! I am not professional guitarist by any means, but I purchased a Gibson Les Paul Standard Guitar just last week. I honestly bought it as a tribute to Jimmy Page specifically, and to add it to my collection of Rock & Roll memorabilia. Great video!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

That’s true fandom! Awesome!!!

[@richdiana3663]

71 and now it's the edibles that get Zep totally into my head.

[@peeholio3260]

This and in my time of dying are my all time faves. JPJ is showing off with the bass line too. The whole damn band are really indescribable.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Agreed!

[@helenespaulding7562]

Being a non musician, what is a “walking” guitar line

[@5150show]

Absolutely brilliant thank you 🙏

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you soooo much!

[@maxgeorgievsky9527]

I forsee this channel a big future. Awesome vid! Now I'm waiting for 'No Quarter' and 'Ramble on'. Hope you'll do it someday. :)

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I did Ramble On already. It’s out there! Try to find it. I’m sure you’ll like it.

[@flatsix666]

Really love these micro studies into Jimmy’s playing plus it improves my playing enjoyment to understand his nuances you so easily convey! Many thanks.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

It’s a such a pleasure to provide the insight! I’m so glad you have ears to hear! Please share!

[@Conneyfogle]

Fantastic Carl

[@emac1652]

Thanks Carl. Very overlooked classic Zep tune. Love your run-through 👍

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you very much!

[@beachcomber4141]

This is a nice little guitar lesson!

[@damiantedrow3218]

... ending fulfills the promise of the beginning .... so true. my first thought was the Ode to Joy

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Exactly!! And the 5th mvmt. of Mahler’s 2nd symphony - The Resurrection.

[@stratman9449]

i watched thisvideo yesterday, and i'm sure to have commented...but can't see it today.....:-D so let me say sir....i love your approach to talk through the songs and music of Led Zep.....and you absolutely nail it....thats what i've said and thought from the beginning.....More please.....:-)

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you for your kind words!!! And avid support!

[@scottbaker5938]

I love this. Thank you!

[@Atkinsfan]

Nice job. Great insight.

[@kenglass7833]

Thank you so much Carl, you have brought new light to this great track, love your breakdown !!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

You’re very welcome. Have you checked out all of the Led Zep II tracks I’ve posted? Let me know what you think and please like, share and subscribe. Thank you!!

[@williamczupryn2642]

A les Paul, when played perfectly is the best! You sir have got it down. Can’t begin to express what Led Zeppelin means to me. Any and all covers are a disappointment to me, but not yours. Not in the least! I can’t believe a mere mortal can play it like you do. I’m beyond impressed. Great job and thank you.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Dear William! I’m so grateful to receive your comment. It’s so heartfelt!! I’m so happy to know how much you enjoy my content. I’ve spent a lifetime preparing for what I’m now making a reality, so your feedback is very validating. I’ve carefully set very high standards and your message is confirmation that I’m meeting my standards. I’d love to bring more videos with my life’s insights to the market. Anything you can do to spread the word to get more likes and subscribers will help immensely. I’d like to be able to spend more time creating more episodes and if I can build a sizable following I’ll be able to do more. I have countless insights I want to share and with your help, and the help of other enthusiasts, I’ll be able to do just that! But again, thank you so much for taking the time to comment!! Sincerely, Carl Baldassarre PS: check out my website. Carl Baldassarremusic.com There are two tracks you might like that I wrote conjuring a New Led Zeppelin vibe. 1) Sands of Tarifa and 2) The Reckoning both on my album entitled Grand Boulevard. If you’re interested in obtaining any of my music just message me directly through my website and I’ll give you a promo code!

[@darrenrobson5977]

Hi Carl, just came across your channel and I can honestly say I've never known anyone who has come close to Jimmy's playing and sound like you do this is truly amazing I'm 55 years old and was brought up on Zep through older family members I was to young to see Zeppelin live but I did get to see page and Plant live twice in Glasgow, Scotland and Sheffield, England. All the best Carl from Durham 🇬🇧

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Greetings to you and Durham. Thanks for commenting! I’m so glad you enjoy my channel!!

[@electrolytics]

Thank you for playing through a loud amp and miked room. Sounded great. The way it should sound.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Glad you appreciate it!

[@matthewdelap5404]

Hi again Carl. You smoke that LP ! I gotta wonder how/why yours has block inlays ? Keep this wonderful Zeppelin train rolling please.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thank you! Btw…I have an episode coming on my guitar!

[@michaelyork4554]

Roundabout by YES fits the consummate beginning to end completion journey

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

So true! A lovely Coda. Polyphonic, vocal rising theme with a Picardy 3rd ending. That band truly and thoroughly composed their endings!! Thank you for sharing.

[@gratefulpipeandcigar3239]

Carl, another great job on this video. I really appreciate your breakdowns of Jimmy Page’s masterpiece songs. However, I must take exception to your interpretation of the final chord. Isn’t it just the same E7#9 as before???? I’ve listen to it five or six times now and My ear tells me it is.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I’ll check it again!

[@TheBlackStrat502]

another great breakdown! Could you please do a video about your basic Page tone? Live you use your Marshall head, but on these videos, you're using the Twin Reverb. I'd love to see your pedal/amp settings! thanks, Carl!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Thanks! I have an episode on my channel about my pedal board and Page’s tone. Please subscribe and take a look at my back catalog! Let me know how you like some of the other episodes!

[@vettezeppelin]

Bonham's exquisite drum work here is so underrated and really really some of his best ever! Problem is Jones just steals the show with the perfect bass sound, playing and jamming! And yes Page is totally amazing as is Plant!

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Couldn't agree more!

[@sbbudj]

Loving these videos man

[@kkupsky6321]

My dude. This man actually used “verboten”. I’ll never forget being four and hearing whole lotta love and I thought a witch was in the van as it panned. You’d have dug my pop haha. Keep killin it Mr Carl.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Ha ha!

[@bigtills6271]

Is that a custom shop R9? Noticed the block inlays at 1st fret and looks like a ebony board? Nice guitar and playing love, love the deep dive e xplaination Thankyou, no pun intended.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

Maybe you can tell me. I’d love to know!! The serial no. ties back to a 72-73 vintage. Thank you for watching my videos. Please spread the word and subscribe if you haven’t already!!

[@David-mn2mp]

Your tone is perfect. 👍

[@franktraina4147]

I can watch this guy all day. He's a really good player. Sounds amazing. 😎

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

That means so much to me!

[@carlhughes6459]

Great videos mate, there first two albums are the greatest back to back debut albums bar none, total game changers the birth of heavy rock even all these years later people have played louder but never heavier still unequaled

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

So true brother!!

[@kennethheidelberg2935]

Ok well, I have never played guitar. I can barely write my name legibly. I have many hours laying in front of our living room stereo. I loved that song and still do. I was 14 yrs old. Huge amount of confidence after listening to it. Serious goose bumps. After listening would walk outside and say, Erica do you want to go out with me? No Ken not interested. Okay it was worth a try.Great music.

[@kennethheidelberg2935]

One of the best ever. Told lots of big lies with confidence after listening. Hey Jim how is your buzz? Yeah I feel good listening to Zep . I have had 6 beers and not an oregano cigarette. best buzz ever. You too cool.

[@Pandamasque]

These are great. But I'd like to hear more on the more obscure pieces from the later years. Presence, ITTOD, Coda. Hidden gems that nobody cares to analyse.

[@CarlBaldassarreMusic]

I think that would be cool too!! Thanks for the encouragement!!