Haha, that’s great! Love it thanks.

Dang. Dear Rolling Stone.

Astute observation and very well said. I hope you pursue a writing career with that talent. Cheers.

I'm literally only here because despite searching online I literally can't find ONE live version of Page playing this where it sounds... like it's supposed to sound. I wanted to get the proper fingering from the man himself but I guess I gotta start doing heroin to get to the level of guitaristic prowess showcased by our "essence of Rock" laden Jimmy... Wish I hadn't... Jimmy fuckin' Page... ain't actually that great I ain't happy

@@robinbjerregaard4077I really hope you didn’t start heroin just to play like Jimmy

Amazing! I absolutely love reading comments like this. To be able to put out little shorts like this and get people through something they've spent years trying to master is incredible. Go you! Have fun with all your new shred skills!

I''ve been on the same journey as you. I go back to it about every 3 years ............ this time ----- i'm just about there.

What a lovely reply to a viewer's message. From a personal perspective, stumbling across this comment and reply is actually quite uplifting. @@SpedSpedding

Love this so much Scott, thank you for sharing what this song and solo means to you. I'm sure Jimmy would love to read the fact it's been blasted off the edge of Mt. Fuji!

I went to Mt Fuji 23 times.

He who climbs Mt Fuji once is a wise man; he who climbs twice is a fool "富士山に一度も登らぬバカ、二度登るバカ" I think better translated as “He who never climbs Mt. Fuji is a fool, fool as he who climbs it twice.” But climb it 23 times and still you may never experience that perfect sunrise or get that once in a lifetime picture. Anyway that must be a record and more power to you. You must have gone through 23 pairs of shoes scratching through the volcanic cinders. Anyways this vid is excellent. My dad was a professional musician and I dabbled in it through college and ever since but I’m a beginner on guitar and still struggling to nail the intro. This is way too advanced for me but my better-than-tin ear can appreciate the excellence. I’ll be back in a few months.

Oh wow, how cool is that! You might focus on the time it's taken but I'm just going to focus on the success. Stoked to be your teacher helping you master such an iconic solo. Keep up the good work!

I second that - very well said, sir! 👍👍👍

Its so rewarding to get a nice solo down. Congrats!

I have just started working on this iconic solo and I will keep working on it until I can play it to the best of my ability, playing the notes is one thing but the phrasing is completely another, many thanks.

@@SpedSpedding That is amazing Sped. See what ya did?!!! What a great story yeah?

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it. I try and Chuck a bit of info in like that here and there. 🙏🏻

Wow, that's been around since Adam was knee high to a grasshopper...... 😉

Epic, thank you!

Ah, thank you so much Robert. That's so cool of you to notice. Just copying the main man as best I can here.

To be honest though, while it is good, it seems like he has more space because he is playing it at a slightly slower tempo than the original. This is not mentioned.

Couldn't be better said..he's an excellent player & teacher..

He's swinging the notes, like a jazzier style, so it doesn't match how Page recorded it, but it does help make it easier to interpret

Love this, thank you. I film videos and create these lessons how I teach one on one. I try to make it personal, never scripted, just conversational. Glad you like the style.

Hello Joy, I was just about to write the same thing. However, your comment nails it. Thanks Sped, you are a blessing!!

Actually, there's a HUGE amount of high quality guitar instruction on KZfaq. It's astounding, really. And this is one the good ones for sure.

Me too!! I subscribe to as many lessons as I can, because it’s such a wealth of information compared to when I started playing when I was young. I love how he teaches the phrase or lick and breaks it down note by note. I REALLY appreciate the time you put in as a teacher to show us all this stuff! Great channel

I agree. What a great job

exactly, that has always been my downfall trying to play this 3rd section right. it's very lost in the mix at that part. This is as close to anyone that i've heard get it to how Jimmy played it and phrased it.

You’re so welcome. Absolutely love these kind of comments. Makes every second of it worth whole. Enjoy playing it and thanks for learning with me. 🙌🏻✨

You are so welcome. Comments like this are the payoff. Absolute magic, enjoy every second of it. ✨🙏🏻

@@SpedSpedding any advice on Amp / pedal setting to get the same sound on the record more or less

Wow, thank you! Really appreciate that. Hope you’re having fun finalising all the parts. ❤️‍🔥

Like what?

Thank you Bob, and yeah I try to listen as best as I can. 🙏🏻✨

Exactly this Fritz! It’s important to understand why he’s landing on the F with the chord change etc. Glad you liked the vid.

Thanks Manny! Yeah I agree, that’s why I did the mode video recently, going a little more in depth. 🙏🏻

Thank you! Glad you liked it, it's been a really popular video for me. Kinda came outta nowhere.

You're so welcome, try my best to keep a balance between everything when teaching. Conversation with the odd crap joke... 🤣

Nice work! I’m so glad that this video helped you out. And thanks for the extra support it means a lot.

You are so welcome! I love reading comments like this, it makes it all worth while. Well done for learning so many songs and I’m honoured to have been part of your rock n roll journey. 🤘🏻🤩

I’m loving this, thank you so much! Love that my teaching suits your tastes. Gonna be more Zeppelin stuff coming this month in honour. 🔥😏

💪🏻💪🏻🤩 Let’s get to it!

Stoked Jesse, thank you for the feedback!

Brilliant, thanks so much. Glad you like the video and hope you got something out of it. 🤘🏻✨

Great job, amazing to hear Roberto! Thanks for watching.

im a loyalist to PDX Guitar Freak's channel. he also did a Stairway solo kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7iFe61oss-UdoE.html

You’re definitely need to get out and see more, this is basic structure playing with no feeling behind the fingers, it’s just playing note for note and nothing else... And as he said “My version”, as JP was known as a sloppy player which gave him true blues playing style...

@@Incountry You post one then

@@kungstu22 Why would I “post one”, you think I’m in need of validating..? I’m so intimidated of life that I need to be seen as a person, I am someone, please someone think of me, you think that I’m that kind of soft bitch..? My friend you’re sorely mistaken, 19 years in service and 8 of those in 2 deserts and you think I need to post something and talk about what note to play and what half bend with double stops is what the writer did and someone else needs to do his own version of it..?? why don’t you post something..?? If you cannot handle criticism when another “Posts” something on your “KZfaq” then don’t do it...!! You have a nice day now....🤫

@@Incountry too long did not read. put up or shut up.

Wouldn’t be a bad one to start with mate! And thanks bro, Tony Stark lent them me for the vid. 🤣🤣

Thanks Chuck, amazing that it got you enthused. Looks like my pacing suits too which is killer. 🙏🏻

How amazing is that. I hope you get the dream amp some day soon. 🤘🏻🔥 It’s fascinating to hear all these stories of inspiration, especially when Jimmy got you into guitar in the first place. He’s inspired millions. 🔥

That Live Page Solo on TSRTS : Gibson EDS 1275 is loaded with Gibson T Tops (7.5k Roughcast Short A5 Magnets) that fantastic "Hollow Chirp " sound is the T Tops in the MIDDLE Position.. That will get you the tone. Someone elsewhere commented his toggle switch in the film in pointing down so they thought it was 'treble pickup'... Wrong!. That selector switch visable in the film, selects the 6 or 12 string neck. The pickup selector in the middle of the guitar cannot be seen. I replicate Jimmys 1973 TSRTS sound on my channel.. The secret sauce is the UNBALANCED pickup set . Not so much the KT88 Plexi. Richie Blackmore used a KT88 Plexi for a completely different tone. The Royal Plexi is great, but the pickups are wrong in that clip.

@@bryanwilliams3665 Wow. I’m 9 months too late checking out your reply. I checked out your channel. You weren’t kidding. You build pickups that can nail that tone so accurately even through your music man amp with the cmatmod brownie overdrive. Everything you said was true. Nice channel by the way. I say 9 months too late because I just finished a cheap Les Paul that played really well by upgrading all hardware and pickups on it. I went with Wizz Pageys and 21 tone JP wiring. It gets pretty close, but if I’d read this earlier I would’ve gone to you for pickups for sure. Maybe in the future though and another Les Paul. Yours are two conducted and no push-pull pots needed? That’s what I got from your videos. I have 4 conductor Wizz Pageys with all knobs on Bourne 500k push pull pots. The amount of sounds is incredible, but I think I could’ve just got a set from you and got every crucial TSRTS sound I’d been after. Probably for less than the Wizz Pageys. I subscribed to your channel so I can reference it in the future for my next set of pickups. I bought a 1959 HW clone for $773 shipped from Grand Amps in China. Had it 4 months now and it’s a keeper. So I have the amp and the Wizz pickups and 21 tone wiring nail it pretty close. Not sure as close as yours though. Your sound examples come closer than I’ve ever heard.

@@vondragonnoggin Hi , thanks for the kind words... Yes , there were no Push Pull or " out of phase" wiring on Jimmy Pages Les Paul in Zeppelin... Thats all marketing BS!... That famous eBay 21 sound Jimmy Page Wiring harness is what Steve Hoyland did on Jimmy's Back up #2 Les Paul in 1985 ( well after Zeppelin)...Jimmy seldom if ever used that guitar.

🦉!!!!! Xxx

That’s awesome Ben. Happy to help. It’s that repetitive lick on the middle usually. It’s a bugger.

Thanks Peter, I saw that! I sent you a message. ✨🤩

Thanks Phil! Working on them views, appreciate you stopping by to check out the vid. 🙏🏻

Totally agree. He crafted some of the most iconic guitar riffs ever. So many people give him stick because of his live performances. Ridiculous, the man is a genius.

The algorithm wins today. 🙏🏻🔥

@@SpedSpedding yup! 🎸🤘

Cheers Tommy. Glad you liked it. 🙌🏻

Amazing, I read your mind. Or the algorithm did. Enjoy! ✨🙏🏻

Same dude, I wanted to learn stairway but I thought that 8 minutes was a little long so I said fuck it lets learn the solo. Low and behold my favorite guitar teacher on youtube uploads a video on it. Love you Sped, keep it up dude you shred!

Klugscheisser !!

Because it was cut together, who knows? Years ago I did slide back and I do so in my original cover. However, I don’t think you get the definition or control of the note. When you slow it right down it’s so warped. What’s to say we’re not hearing the slide of the barre chord from G down to F and confusing that sonically? I like staying in the first position there. At least we can all agree it’s an F.

@@SpedSpedding Not trying to be critical. Just pointing out an observation that I made that I believe I heard.

Oh not at all! I was just coming back with my side of things. I appreciate your comment and the time marker. Thanks for engaging. 🙌🏻

@@SpedSpedding Thanks, man.

Thanks Valentina! Glad you liked it. ✨🙏🏻

He just goes for it live, throwing in a few of the famous licks. You can look at it two ways: “I’m sad I wanted to hear the exact solo” or “I got to see the man himself deliver something unique in a moment, just me and this crowd.” Either way I’d treasure it.

This guy's an excellent player & teacher...great

Honestly, Jimmy was sloppy. But it was a tasty kind of sloppy.

1972…how the west was won…bout perfect to my ears…he experimented live, that he did

That’s amazing, good luck with it. I hope you use what you’ve learnt going forward.

I try to keep all my original teachings accurate. You get the most out of the player that way. The more you soak up the more you have in your arsenal to be creative yourself. 🙌🏻😏

You’re welcome. I’m so glad my teaching style resonates with you. However long it takes it’ll be worth it knowing you’ve got the right stuff down. 🙌🏻

Awesome, thank you! Glad it helped you out Bill!

My pleasure!

Thanks Law Dawg!

You’re welcome, thanks so much for commenting. Stoked that you love it.

Thank you so much, that's wicked!🥰

That’s wicked, thank you! 🙌🏻

Thanks for hitting the button. Hope you are enjoying the videos. The algorithm literally hates me. Hahaha

Haha, LICK 6 is the one! Everyone always finds it so annoying. Glad to shine some light on it too. Also, just dropped a cool video on The Rover when you're ready. S

You’re welcome again bro! Sounds like a dream start to the week. 🔥

Between this one and Black Dog I’ve fast forwarded and rewound so many flipping times I honestly feel like I know you LOL! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My pleasure!

Why thank you!

Awesome, thanks so much! Glad you liked this lesson and yeah, the play through always helps.

You’re welcome. It’s helped quite a few that!

Thank you! Appreciate that.

Straight to the point. IT'S AN F! Hahaha thanks.

That's SO cool, thanks for choosing to learn with me! 🇦🇷

Well, 1) this is not a long solo, and 2) it is intermediate at best. Pretty basic, but excellent to learn to practice pentatonic + extra notes and timing/feel before tackling something harder and longer. Also, keep in mind the trap of beginners trying to learn everything note for from tab, which takes away from learning the feel of playing and also recognizing that the note choices can change from time to time to add some of yourself and flair to a song/solo. Good luck!

You’re welcome, thanks so much! 💪🏻

PS - Nice axe too! Currently I have two SG’s but one of these days I’ll bread down and get me a classic LP 🤙

Good God! Break! Not bread lmaoooooo 😂

Hey man! That's cool, I really hope you find everything you need. I really appreciate the feedback, especially on the clarity; that's good to know. Should be a WHOLE bunch of good content coming this year. ✨🖤

@@TommySG1 Gimme some BREAD!!!!

@@SpedSpedding LOL 😂 Sadly I’m quite far from you, I live in New York on Long Island but If I were closer you bet I would haha!

So nice to hear! Thank you. Need my superhero name now. 💪🏻🧐

Thank you Jason! 🙌🏻 Let me know how you get on!

Thanks Bernice! You’re welcome, have fun getting it down. Let me know how you get on. 🙌🏻

@@SpedSpedding will do.🙂

Thank you! Yeah the middle lick up high always baffles people. I wanted to break it down and simplify.

My pleasure!

That’s really cool. Thanks for learning with me.

You’re welcome Robert. No problem at all. 🤘🏻🔥

Thank you Roland! 💪🏻

Thank you!

Nicccce little sign off line there. I see everything. 😂 I’m glad you liked it man. I only keep things close to the original so you all get the most out of Jimmy’s playing. Not to flex. 🙌🏻🇬🇧

Cheers Graham! Stoked that you found those little bits useful.

@@SpedSpedding You are most welcome dude. I have liked and subscribed :-) Thank you for taking the time to reply and making these tutorials. I have recently been putting more effort into attention to detail rather than just blagging it with my playing, tho it is fun to jam as well and improving on that as a skill also.

Thank you friend! That means a lot.

Thanks a lot! Really glad you liked the video. first time here?

@@SpedSpedding Yessir and it won’t be the last :)

Thank you! 😃

Thank you!!

@@SpedSpedding I just keep coming back to this, it is so freakin good !