Kashmir guitar lesson - Gear, sounds, and structure. 3 of 3. Gretchen Menn for ZLC.

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[@Happy-Trails-To-You]

Kashmir is an amazing song that takes me to somewhere else when I hear it. I usually stop whatever I am doing and close my eyes to take it all in. To hear you describe the complexity of recreating this song makes me realize how special this song is, not to me but to others who really "get into" the music. Thank you.

[@pythonlabel1884]

Gretchen and blue Guitar = very beautiful!

[@RogerBarraud]

Gretchen and ... anything (or nothing) = Very Beautiful :-)

[@peterreeves6825]

Great Advice not just for this song but for bands in general thanks for taking the time to share this, the muso world appreciates it

[@SuperSuperdude88]

that guitar is INCREDIBLE

[@BillHart_Family_Friends]

I have watched all three of these Kashmir video from Gretchen and found them very informative. Thanks for producing these gems!

[@seldonsinq]

Loved the discussion of structure. Gave me lots to think about. Thank you.

[@John-we7jx]

Fabulous advice - love your work!

[@tyrssen1]

Thanks Gretchen, these were terrific!

[@jsbobek]

Thank you Gretchen for making all these very detailed lessons on our most favorite Led Zeppelin songs, they are great!!! Your way of teaching resonates with me and is very professional. As a classical learned musician, you make an awesome teacher! Lucky are we that meet and learn from you!

[@pip07200]

Really appreciate these great lessons !

[@rayburke5557]

Thanks, Gretchen. Great series on Kashmir. I definitely learned a few things. I appreciate your discussion on the intricacies of this song. I like how you wrote some of the fill melodies and I will incorporate them into my arsenal. I also appreciate your discussion of your gear. I look forward to watching more videos! 🎸🎵🎶

[@shelleyloya6703]

God I live for this shit...awesome video and a great look at one of my favorite players and bands. And just how fing, badass they really are. Love you so much Gretchen You're amazing 💫

[@LeMans1970]

I love Gretchen for what she is doing.....a great personality, musician passing on the Led Zep music to the younger.

[@SmokinLoon5150]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing!

[@shegocrazy]

I can't play a guitar but love this song. You explain what you are doing so well!

[@lindafoxwood78]

This is the most intelligent thing I have heard about music. Great job

[@smokinstang759]

great set of lessons, I missed you guys last time you were in Houston. please come back.

[@FLAVCO]

Your Les Paul sounds amazing. Must get some of those pickups 💖 keep rocking you're awesome!!

[@MrZeke701]

Wow. Hi Gretchen. Wow. This is so way cool all I can say is Wow! Quads, programing, time.. It is so nice to hear you speak of these things. I really like how you described your equipment. Just everything about this makes me say Wow! Thank you.

[@Leddrums]

No really I cannot tell you whether I am more impressed by your technique or your beauty, let's say by both. GREAT @Gretchenmenn!

[@RS-pq5mo]

You are amazing..

[@asia23425]

Thank you Gretchen, for the lesson and thanks to the rest of Zepparella! You are all amazing, talented women! Now, when will Zepparella come to New Jersey or New York? I want to see you live!

[@vintagedashboard6810]

Your so beautiful and one hell of a guitar player

[@Mr25thfret]

"The band is just fantastic, that is really what I think...Oh, by the way..."

[@ricardo-fotografia]

Not here on your Offcial channel but yesterday I Watched two or three times your rendition of "ten Years Gone" live here and there and I Loved it so much. Then I got my forgotten "Physical Graffitti" album, and heard the original song. I don´t know how to say it... But I Like yours best !!! Yours is slower and sounds more neat, It´s supposed to be a nostalgic, almost sad song. The 1975 one sounds faster and muddy. Those chords of the main melody sticks on ones brain forever. Beautiful !!

[@TheFretwalker8]

I was able to buy these Dimarzio 59s with the special Nickel covers that only fit this pickup. These are the best PAF pickups IMHO. And your playing is a testament to that..

[@susansharp985]

You...are...good!!!

[@MrBlazzor]

WOW you girls rock ! Please do No Quarter

[@jamesyates2331]

Thanks for tihis info Gretchen. Always love listening to your guitar playing. But listening to you talking & describing how to do what you do, is very cool..... you sound like an intelligent lady...👍 ,8^J...

[@MackeyWilliams]

Love this video, Gretchen. You gals do a GREAT job covering Kashmir. Have you ever heard the famous Zep train wreck in Kashmir during the June 23, 1977 (For Badgeholders Only) show? Personally, I love it. So cool to hear them (mostly JPJ) screw up and then try to find their way back! I also remember reading an interview with JPJ where he said they he put a note on his keyboard reminding him of some of the changes. xo

[@TomTobin67]

"She-roes"? That's a new one. I like it.

[@picklesgherkin]

i use the f4 for a lot of fence upping.. nice job.

[@davidpalmer963]

I've learned a lot from you. Get the Gibson Jimmy Page double guitar..You will rock it out!

[@RogerBarraud]

ES1275.

[@timwilliams990]

This song is too complicated for me, bit y'all do a phenomenal job of it! Thanks for the insights though, I am really liking this series of videos.

[@wayneharrod9363]

Take it one piece at a time bro and it come 👍

[@paulslapinski7619]

i can only inhale inspiration while watching zepparrella- the only way to motivate my creativity

[@zeinnorman964]

😍

[@stephenadamsmusicalinterpr4203]

6:47 ❤️🎸

[@robertbrowning9472]

Two Rock sounds great. 5:20

[@robertbrowning9472]

Is that a special Two Rock Model? Not seeing it on website. Tube layout if you know?(El 84s, 6V6s, 6L6s?) Speaker cab set up? 4x12s? Speaker types if known? Celestions/Other. Wattages. Curious how you found your stage amp? Be interesting to here your tone journey or did it all happen rather quickly? Thx!

[@paulslapinski7619]

gretch, sent you a pick i got from the les paul museum, in waukesha, wi (les paul foundation) did u recieve p.s. letter i sent explained i'd "meet u in St. louis"-- it's going to take more than a world crisis to keep me from seeing u guys some day. rock on ladies

[@freddigirolamo7761]

Thanks…. Is that an ebony board on that Paul? …nice flame top as well No more ENGL? :( (The Two-Rock does sound great…(I’m just an ENGL fan))

[@paradox7743]

Excellent video-1st thing is dedicate 1 guitar to "DADGAD" Tuning.I primarily use my S G's to my set,but noticed that switching from Standard tuning on the same guitar is not a good idea because it goes out of tune faster.I use my ES-339 for drop tuning & DADGAD because there something about the neck that just "feels" right,I would rather use my main S G but the neck is much thinner & the decsending line requires some beef to the neck.There is also "the fill" you have to keep counting because your playing live where of course the recording is layered N you have to comeback "in" on time.Yeah it's good advice to write it out because ODD measures will throw you off another key is regarding pedals less is more/There are times when I use & experiment w/ my Moog Moogerfooger Phaser & my E H Small Stone but w/ Page espessially live He uses very little of the effect/it's there but subtly/It's very east to Trip out & over do it.But always remember that your Playing KASHMIR & not trying to copy Page/So do your own thing-The Song has many ways it can be interpret which leaves room to do other things for example You can do a whole "Indian solo by following Jones Keyboard section's.Main thing is "Tight but Loose"/Love her playing N gives great lil tips...

[@denisenvendee]

Good guitarist and verry pretty ❤❤❤

[@zeinnorman964]

🥰

[@wooferdevlin3571]

first heard this tune going 110 in a '69 GTX. great for cruising. played bass on this way back in some gig - train wreck to the point everyone was playing a different part. the female singer called it off, said something " like sorry folks we tried ". huge embarrassing. you have a chart with improvs, brilliant! BTW, amp sounds like a freight train - good get. Ü ♫

[@jonoskovich1074]

very talented guitar player your the only lead and rythm electric guitar player that knows how to play most of the lead guitar playing of led zepplin songs that i know of also di d zaperella ever meet the real led zepplin group members like jiimi page i know yo probably like to meet jimmi page and your lead singer would prabably have a feel day in meetimg rpbert plant etc they probably listened to your playing of thier songs

[@vincentdavis8179]

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