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Thanks!!

Thanks! Yeah, I'm a big fan of Pariah Pickups. I've tried 5 different models in my guitars, and I'm very happy with all of them. I haven't seen the burnt chrome--I'll check that out.

I try to check with live footage to see if I have the fretboard positions correct, but it was tough for this one because the camera would never stay on Dave for very long. After I made this some great videos popped up from their 2024 European tour like this: ua-cam.com/video/KNl1LcO_r0M/v-deo.htmlsi=khWDdgA0cVQiYZ7J I noticed that for the four notes preceding and the first notes that are volume swells he sticks to the G string. Other than that, I think I have everything in the right positions.

I see (hear) why you mention that lick. It's very difficult to hear what he is doing. The movie doesn't help because what you see might be Page doing his best to mime to it a year later at the soundstage filming. It's probably better as an exercise to imitate his mannerisms than to try to get the exact notes.

You're welcome--I'm happy to be able to share it!

It's an SV20H.

Hey--thanks!

Thanks! Yeah, this song is a great showcase for Brian's abilities.

You're welcome--thanks!

You're welcome--thank you!

What pedals do you use??? I use the same sv20 also with a single humbucker guitar

I was hesitant to answer because I didn't know if you meant my tone or Ed's. If you mean mine, Thanks! If you mean Ed's, I know right! I have the volume on the SV20 between 7 and 8, and I'm using an Ibanez Booster Mini (BTMINI) as a clean boost into the front end. The Level knob is at around 2 o'clock on the Ibanez.

Muchas gracias - muy apreciado!

Sure. It's a repeated four note figure. I only pick the first and the last note, so I pick the 7th fret E string (index), hammer-on the 10th fret E string (pinky), pull-off to the 7th fret E string, and then pick the 8th fret B string (middle). I keep the index finger anchored, not the middle finger. I don't keep the middle finger down because it feels awkward when executing the hammer-on and pull-off. Also, if you keep the middle finger down, that note keeps ringing which you don't want. It's the climactic part of the solo, so you want each note to have weight behind it. My middle finger comes down with the same force as my pinky to try to make the strings sing.

oh , and their superstition cover !!

Those two would be hard to make videos of because of their lengths. That Nicolette Larson solo is only 14 seconds long. Superstition is incredible, but it might take a 15 minute long video to cover everything he plays in that one.

@ well the solo could be posted as a reel ? i really want to learn it

@madman8535 I'll look into that.

@@JimbosGuitarPlanet thank you sooo much man

Yeah, I would love to know what guitars and amps he used on that, because he sounds so completely different.

would be sweeet

That's a good one.

Thank you! I did a video for Woman in Love from the Simmons demo: ua-cam.com/video/Tlggm8Kynz0/v-deo.html

If you listen to the version of this song on the Gene Simmons produced demo recorded the previous year (ua-cam.com/video/sXGbPX4UXMY/v-deo.html) you can clearly hear the impact and influence Donn Landee and Ted Templeman had on his/their recorded sound. As far as the evolution of Ed's playing, I think that came entirely from within.

It's a minor blues in the key of C. After the introductory notes, Bonham and JPJ come in on the iv chord (Fmin) over which Jimmy plays a lick which artfully outlines F minor. From then on he mostly sticks to C blues/minor pentatonic scales occasionally adding notes (D and Ab) from C Minor (Aeolian).

@ lord I’d love to see tab for the entire song as he uses those scales in different ways than I’ve heard before

Thank you!

Thanks! Rumblin' Train is great! Let's see how this video does.

Thanks for the feedback. I forgot to mention in the video that there is a link to the tab of my transcription in the description section beneath the video. I know that my videos are a little different than others, because I want to avoid talking through the string and fret numbers of each note. The tab does a way better job of that, and you can take it and use it to practice along with the actual track. I appreciate all of the compliments!

dude...a guy named Dave Nassie with a buzz haircut does a nice slower version of this lesson....accurate too...High Wire...great song

That is one that should definitely be done. I think the only reason I haven't done it already is because it has two solos, which would make for a longer video. The first solo has some awesome stuff!

@@JimbosGuitarPlanet i would really appreciate the whole thing!! and angel eyes. two amazing songs i would kill to be able to play. wish i had your ears haha

Cool-thanks for letting me know! The Chicago show would have been eleven days after the Boston show, so I didn't get to see them either. I was looking forward to it but obviously it wasn't meant to be.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! Yeah, I feel like that about several songs. They should have made a double album at some point. I noticed recently that Ed used a part of Red Zone in "Get Up" at 2:43.

Thanks-I'm glad you like this! I don't know of any available backing tracks, but here is a way that you could pretty easily make one that keeps Perkins' amazing percussion, and what must be Perry's maniacal strumming. I use a program called "Transcribe!" to learn/transcribe and practice. It has a Karaoke setting which removes whatever is in the center of the mix. For "Three Days" it removes the guitar solo but unfortunately it also removes the bass. However, if you export the sound file with the removed guitar and bass to a track on your DAW you can overdub the bass yourself. It's a repeated figure that I demonstrate in my Part 2 video: ua-cam.com/video/J3bxrHMIV7Q/v-deo.html

@@JimbosGuitarPlanet Awesome- thx so much appreciate it 🙏🏻!!! Excited to go through and learn some of these Van Halen bootlegs

@@rocknrollproperty That's great!

Thanks-that's very encouraging!

For the way I view the key and scales used, check out my reply to @danielgray1073 below--the second one where he mentions the key and the modes. And thanks!

Awesome-thank you!

You're welcome, and thank you!

Thank you!

That first album is a classic.

I'm glad you found this-thank you!

Idiots Rule would be a good one. If I can figure out what he's doing at the one minute mark, I'll do it.

Thanks for watching!

Gracias y gracias por decir Hola! Es genial que estos puedan trascender la barrera del idioma. Avísame si tienes alguna pregunta. Es bastante fácil copiarlas y pegarlas en el Traductor.

Thanks-much appreciated!

Thanks!

I guess the secret is out.