Goodonya Sped. This was my cousin Malcolm's fav song. We lost him many years ago, way young driving too fast in bad conditions. He was one of my great mates, so full of life. Gotta learn this for him, thanks cobber, owe you a beer for this one! Thanks for all your lessons mate, you are the next best thing to a Shane Warne googly!
Damn son, why didn’t I find you earlier…?! My buddies and I grew up with the Zeppy albums, played them all loud and proud! The day they came we would go down to our local record store and each of us would buy one. We’d take back to one of our houses and put it on the turntable, crank up the volume, grab our guitars, turn the amps on and JAMM….! We tried to learn every single song…Sometimes we did….sometimes…well we tried hard. We all played by ear and none up of us had ever had a guitar lesson..I recently started playing again after about a 35 yr absence, you know, life, family, career etc, now retired and I can not get enough of this wonderful life changing music! I really loved your video, nice and clear and I will be keeping both eyes and ears on your channel…! Great job on one of my favorite Zeppy songs, that got us into a bit of trouble in our high school talent show in the early 70’s…a few of the more “mature” (ok, old like me now) teachers didn’t really dig the song..Oh well…! Keep on keeping on…👍✌️🎸‼️
Man sped, cant praise you enough your channel is just next level. The attention to detail, the tone, everything is on point. Cant forget the humor " a lot of words per sentence" love your stuff man wishing you all the success
I was at work listening to this through my ear buds and happened to take the right one out so I could hear my surroundings a bit better and hokey smokes! The rhythm guitar track through the guitar solo was in the left (lead guitar right) and Jimmy is going crazy on the rhythm guitar. I never realized how fast and furious it was because the lead is so much in the foreground. Thank you for another great video. Cheers!
Not quite sure what you mean. On the original recording or my video? Just because I didn’t play anything multi tracked, I was playing unaccompanied throughout.
Amazing, I got so much out of this. I realize how brave you have to be to do what you do for the world's legions of amatuer guitarists - opening yourself to the opinions, trolls, and criticism of the best of them. But you aniticipate where the slings and arrows might come from and dispense of them so adeptly, and I for one am grateful, because I am one of those people that 'learned it in high school' like a gazillion years ago and yet only knew the crude imitation version, it seems, until I picked up the many nuances here from you. One thing I'd add to your discussion, if you might, is a bit more of a view on how you get the many tones you've achieved here - it sounds like the tone Page achieved on the album. Maybe you're explanation of having the wah cocked off the treble a bit and the tone knob down covers it, along with the touch one applies. But yeah, I'd love insights into how you do it. Thanks for posting this, I got a ton out of this in just an hour.
Great intro to playing this song. I listened to the track last night. This song is the best rock and roll has to offer. Every bit of it is phenomenal. I felt I was transported to a club listening to them play.
I love how the breakdown section builds and just goes into this controlled chaos before it returns to the double time groove. That part is like a storm of zen magic.
I was also lucky enough to see them at Earls Court and Knebworth then as page/plant unleaded ruined my homework in the 70s from school but at least i know a bit about solos now and modes....im dyslexic both numerically and in writing but can solve a rubric cube in 30 seconds (its about your mind making up for other information you cant take in) so i dont know scales well not much i just see patterns works for me but you Sped are something else great channel massive thumbs up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so glad i found your page ( no pun intended ) Dave Scott
As always, your tutorials are masterfully done. Your measure by measure approach (small bites) makes the music easy to comprehend. And at no extra coast, you give useful tips on how to approach a phrase. I look forward for your next installment. Cheers!
Thank you very much! I’m so glad my style works for you. I just try to keep them natural and informative. The same stuff info I’d dish out in a one to one if you will.
Hey mate. I got " The Book " a few yrs back because of you. I loving reading along with you during " Story Time:". Thank you. I'd love if you wrote to tell me how things are going for you personally, and the band. I cherish the email you sent me a few years back after I had wrote a personal message to you. I was very touched by your comment and words to me. Thank you. Ronnie Jarvis
Smart man like you isn’t very daunted by wordy sentences. It’s a telecaster I believe. But more importantly, I believe in you and your dedication to cooking guitar tunes
Incredible lesson!! Love the detailed explanation of some of the licks that have eluded me. You’ve really crystallized the essence of the song. Thanks mate
@@SpedSpedding Many eluded me, For instance, the first lick at the 2nd position it’s very fast. Trying to get the phrasing was a mystery. No longer. Thanks!
@@SpedSpedding Ha! So many parts, I would add little fills that sound ok when playing it by myself, but then I would play along with the recording and be so off. The E7 chord in the main riff I would hit it twice instead of hitting it once and letting it fade off. The first fill on the 12th fret I played wrong. Forget about the "fiddley bit", I was clueless. The way you teach the timing and the precise notes is spot on Sped! Cheers! And, your narration makes me laugh the whole time!
I'm afraid i'll have to take you to task on your use of "underrated " It would appear we have different definitions of underrated The lemon song has always been a staple for zep fans Grumpy owd cnut over.
@@glennlilley8608 sorry mate must be showing my age i got into zep around 5 years ago when i was 23 quickly became my favourite band ever of course , but i never really hear anyone mention lemon song .. only myself 🤣
I’m the guy on your opening statement. Yep learned it when I was 16. But you can always learn something new. I love the variations. Keep them coming, keep doing what you do that’s why I watch. The difference between an artist and a hobbyist is the hobbyist tries to copy it exactly, the artist puts a spin on it.
If only I'd practised more when I was little! Like you obviously did. Oh well, no point crying over spilled lemon juice. Cracking tone there and the last bit about the difference a bit of digging in makes is crucial. Nice one!
"practice that eleven thousand times" damn right too. I've been working a Zeppelin song and seems like I've played it thousands of times but still not quite right.
Thank you, Sped. Thanks for the pace of the tutorial. Trivia time. I recorded at Mystic Studios in LA in 1982, and this was recorded there, along with the Screaming Lord Such stuff. The engineer took us down in the basement to check out the huge plate reverb. Take care, mate.🎸
EXCELLENT point you made Sped, starting at 18:50. The way you attack makes a huge difference in the feel and tone of what's being played and Mr. Page was/is a master of dynamics! Cheers, MB
Great lesson as always my friend. One of my favorite Zep songs to play live. That's what's great about being a bassist I don't feel left out because JPJ is phenomenal & Zeps almost secret weapon. I love how the bass follows alot of the guitar fills. Best to you & Gab.
It's excellent the way which you showing how to play this amazing Led Zeppelin songs; Jimmy Page said several times that the guitar of Led Zeppelin II is Les Paul, standard and the black beauty , there are some photos during the Led Zeppelin II sessions and there is Page with les Paul standard while he is recording, the amp in the majority of the tracks is Vox UL7120,
I try my best! Yeah there's some nice B&W photos of him in the studio with a LP and an acoustic. When I see those photos and read the little stories about playing with positions of a way pedal to get the right tone, I can smell the money! Haha. Must be amazing to be given the time to tone search in a place like that. Probably spent about 3 hours dialling in that tone before they even started on the kick drum. What a time to be alive in music.
A true life story when I was 18 in 1988 listening to an 8 track of this song when he said ( eat me babe til the juice runs down my leg,) at that part of the song I flipped my 1982 Ford escort over a guard rail with 2 friends and we all didn't get hurt. We were doing what young men do with bud and more. There's more to it, but led zeppelin has always been my favorite band.. Just a memory I wanted to share. Thanks again for the lessons .
😂😂😂 wow! That’s insane. So glad you were all ok though otherwise Planty would have some serious explaining to do! My first car was a burgundy Ford Escort! “Poppa B!”
Hey Sped...Great guitar lesson! I'm having trouble attaining your sound through my current setup. Maybe you could share the Effects Pedal and Amp you use? Thanks again for All your Great Lessons...Also, have you or anyone else noticed that the lyrics to Stairway to Heaven, printed on the sleeve of the album is missing the word "All" from the first phrase "If the stores are --- closed? Funny, after 50 some odd years I just noticed this...Thanks again
Thank you bro appreciate will be back will be getting a hollow body electric soon just ordered it lol but anyways will be practicing that song later, appreciate it thanks so much. Hay what about the rest of the song after the last part could you show us that part. And then another song like dazed a confused song oh yes I will learn this one first thanks man bye!!keep up the great videos you really make it look really easy wow.....
All I can say is that I am glad that there are players like you who can do the complex fiddley stuff (like Page) while I can hold down the low end with a simple (ha ha) JP Jones low end…BTW, finally got down to it and purchased some pots and switches to upgrade my old Hagstrom Bass. Soldering is going to be, how shall we say, interesting…😅
It lives…not has bad as I thought…but then it was easy to just pull out the pick guard and all of the controls are attached to it…unlike the hell of a hollow body…lol. Soldering looks like shite, but meh, no one sees…need new nobs, and glad that I am not employed soldering guitar bits as a living - ‘cause I wouldn’t. Looking forward to the next video.
I heard he used the make-shift guitar that Jack White made on "It may get loud"...I have also seen that Jimmy didn't play the B string with the Open-E at the start of the song or at the finish, sliding out on the Low-E...
I also bought the book last week!! And it’s great !!! Thanks for putting me onto it !! I’ve got quite a few Zep and Stones books around my house and I’ve read and went through quite a few in the past as well …. I can honestly say that this one is my new favorite and i can’t believe i only paid like 33$ on Amazon for it! Anyways as usual , you’re a stud Sped !!! Hope all is well with life across the pond bro!!! Cheers 😎🤘🏼
@@SpedSpedding yea story time with Sped with my fav !! I wouldn’t be surprised if one day Jimmy or JPJ sent ya a message. Out of all the dudes on the tube covering stuff I can definitely say that you’re the coolest 😎🤘🏼
I've been playing this for years and always wanted to play the little subtle but important fills, so thanks for showing us them........ Could you please do a lesson on the boogie mama section on the live versions of whole lotta love
Awesome, thank you! We had fun recording those two together. You never know how a song is going to translate to “acoustic” especially when they’re a little heavier. But people have received them well and we’ve had such nice feedback!
Young Sped at the store with his mum: Mum, can we get some fiddly bits, please? Mum: We have fiddly bits at home. Fiddly bits at home: The Lemon Song; fantastic lesson and great tone sir.
Nice to get story time again, got through this song a while back, just revisited some of songs from this awesome album, almost nailed Bring it on home, will have to get back into this song, that's what Zeppelin does to you, thanks Sped, ps. Awesome tone on that Les Paul. 👍
with that lick on that hits the b string 3rd fret, could he be sliding that note A to B instead of hammer on? the slide seems more comfortable to do - particularly if beer is helping you play
Excellent, this is such a cool song. I really dig the tone you get. Incidentally, I was watching this with my daughter in the room (she was not watching, only heard you) and she said “why is the cat from the Willoughby’s talking in this video”. The Willoughby’s is an animated movie where a cat is voiced by Ricky Grevais. I always thought you had a Ricky Gervais vibe, so I guess this proves it 😊🎸👍🏼.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I absolutely love Ricky Gervais. Went to see him live in Manchester this year. That’s so funny, I’m not familiar with the movie but it made me laugh. I’ll check it out. I think it’s in the pacing of the jokes I make. 😂 Very David Brent.
@@SpedSpedding ha, I thought you might get a kick out of it. It was like an accidental controlled experiment. She doesn’t know who Gervais is (only knows the voice of the cat) and had never heard you and was only listening to your voice. Yea, I have always been a fan of his, I really liked the show “Extras”, the pod cast with Carl and Steven Merchant, and some of his stand up. I would not recommend the Willoughby’s, unless you have young kids perhaps. 🎸👍🏼
I like your lessons; I like your style too. I think it's the drunk face I've been missing for the best outcome. I'll practice this. Should I try drinking first for best results? Anyway, great to see another lesson. I've kept my sentences short.
I do appreciate the short sentences! 😂 Especially after that long Shakespearean Zeppelin trivia paragraph. The face is essential, the drinking is optional. 💪🏻
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Great song choice! Way cool my brother.
Goodonya Sped. This was my cousin Malcolm's fav song. We lost him many years ago, way young driving too fast in bad conditions. He was one of my great mates, so full of life. Gotta learn this for him, thanks cobber, owe you a beer for this one! Thanks for all your lessons mate, you are the next best thing to a Shane Warne googly!
I have this book too!!!
Damn son, why didn’t I find you earlier…?! My buddies and I grew up with the Zeppy albums, played them all loud and proud! The day they came we would go down to our local record store and each of us would buy one. We’d take back to one of our houses and put it on the turntable, crank up the volume, grab our guitars, turn the amps on and JAMM….!
We tried to learn every single song…Sometimes we did….sometimes…well we tried hard. We all played by ear and none up of us had ever had a guitar lesson..I recently started playing again after about a 35 yr absence, you know, life, family, career etc, now retired and I can not get enough of this wonderful life changing music! I really loved your video, nice and clear and I will be keeping both eyes and ears on your channel…! Great job on one of my favorite Zeppy songs, that got us into a bit of trouble in our high school talent show in the early 70’s…a few of the more “mature” (ok, old like me now) teachers didn’t really dig the song..Oh well…! Keep on keeping on…👍✌️🎸‼️
Man sped, cant praise you enough your channel is just next level. The attention to detail, the tone, everything is on point. Cant forget the humor " a lot of words per sentence" love your stuff man wishing you all the success
I was at work listening to this through my ear buds and happened to take the right one out so I could hear my surroundings a bit better and hokey smokes! The rhythm guitar track through the guitar solo was in the left (lead guitar right) and Jimmy is going crazy on the rhythm guitar. I never realized how fast and furious it was because the lead is so much in the foreground. Thank you for another great video. Cheers!
Not quite sure what you mean. On the original recording or my video? Just because I didn’t play anything multi tracked, I was playing unaccompanied throughout.
@@SpedSpedding On the original recording.
Yes I know what you mean. If you can isolate it well enough, it's pretty crazy.
@@m.b-ee8815 I never credited Jimmy with a rhythm guitarist until I heard this. All people talk about are his solos and rightly so.
Sweet! This one of Zeppelin's best Jamms. The bass guitar lines are stellar. Thanks you made my day! J.D.
Excellent instructional video. You spoke clear and concise. You touched upon all the elements. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Another amazing lesson, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
My pleasure Connor! So glad you enjoyed this one. It’s a fun cycle of riffs and licks to play.
Amazing, I got so much out of this. I realize how brave you have to be to do what you do for the world's legions of amatuer guitarists - opening yourself to the opinions, trolls, and criticism of the best of them. But you aniticipate where the slings and arrows might come from and dispense of them so adeptly, and I for one am grateful, because I am one of those people that 'learned it in high school' like a gazillion years ago and yet only knew the crude imitation version, it seems, until I picked up the many nuances here from you. One thing I'd add to your discussion, if you might, is a bit more of a view on how you get the many tones you've achieved here - it sounds like the tone Page achieved on the album. Maybe you're explanation of having the wah cocked off the treble a bit and the tone knob down covers it, along with the touch one applies. But yeah, I'd love insights into how you do it. Thanks for posting this, I got a ton out of this in just an hour.
Great intro to playing this song. I listened to the track last night. This song is the best rock and roll has to offer. Every bit of it is phenomenal. I felt I was transported to a club listening to them play.
I love how the breakdown section builds and just goes into this controlled chaos before it returns to the double time groove. That part is like a storm of zen magic.
I was also lucky enough to see them at Earls Court and Knebworth then as page/plant unleaded ruined my homework in the 70s from school but at least i know a bit about solos now and modes....im dyslexic both numerically and in writing but can solve a rubric cube in 30 seconds (its about your mind making up for other information you cant take in) so i dont know scales well not much i just see patterns works for me but you Sped are something else great channel massive thumbs up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so glad i found your page ( no pun intended ) Dave Scott
As always, your tutorials are masterfully done. Your measure by measure approach (small bites) makes the music easy to comprehend.
And at no extra coast, you give useful tips on how to approach a phrase. I look forward for your next installment. Cheers!
Thank you very much! I’m so glad my style works for you. I just try to keep them natural and informative. The same stuff info I’d dish out in a one to one if you will.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!! LETS GOOOOO
Hope you enjoy it! 🍋
@@SpedSpedding Squeeze my lemon till the juice run down my leg 🍋 😏
I actually bought "The Book" last year because of you. Thanks for doing your part to help the unwashed masses play these songs!
Amazing. You and I could have read one page per day since you bought it and we still would have not even made a dent in it. What a beast. 💪🏻🤣
@@SpedSpedding Indeed. I use it more to impress visitors to my office :)
I did too, it’s a biggun.
Hey mate. I got " The Book " a few yrs back because of you. I loving reading along with you during " Story Time:". Thank you. I'd love if you wrote to tell me how things are going for you personally, and the band. I cherish the email you sent me a few years back after I had wrote a personal message to you. I was very touched by your comment and words to me. Thank you. Ronnie Jarvis
Me too!! Got it off of Amazon because of this channel. Such a great book. ✌️
Smart man like you isn’t very daunted by wordy sentences. It’s a telecaster I believe. But more importantly, I believe in you and your dedication to cooking guitar tunes
Plot twist: me being puzzled by the book is just fantastic acting. 😂
I bought the book Sped. Thanks for the recommendation!
One of my favorite Led Zeppelin songs, and probably my favorite Led Zeppelin album, great tutorial 🙂
I do love it. It's home to one of my all time favourite tracks.
love this format Sped , its way more personal and I thing your funny AF
😮 I love this song. Thanks for sharing. If I start playing guitar I’ll start with this one, seems so funny to play.
Incredible lesson!! Love the detailed explanation of some of the licks that have eluded me. You’ve really crystallized the essence of the song. Thanks mate
My pleasure Mark! Always nice to hear the videos are helping people solve mini mysteries. 🧙🏻♂️
Which lick evaded you in particular?
@@SpedSpedding Many eluded me, For instance, the first lick at the 2nd position it’s very fast. Trying to get the phrasing was a mystery. No longer. Thanks!
Yeah much appreciated, thumbnail itself made this video great (before even watching the video)
Haha can’t beat a book of lemons!
Fantastic Sped !
Cheers !
Glad you enjoyed it
I've spent my whole life playing this improperly. Thank you Sped. And you are hilarious!
Haha glad you liked it and it helped! What parts have you now changed? 🍋
@@SpedSpedding Ha! So many parts, I would add little fills that sound ok when playing it by myself, but then I would play along with the recording and be so off. The E7 chord in the main riff I would hit it twice instead of hitting it once and letting it fade off. The first fill on the 12th fret I played wrong. Forget about the "fiddley bit", I was clueless. The way you teach the timing and the precise notes is spot on Sped! Cheers! And, your narration makes me laugh the whole time!
Dude, I'm just starting playing guitar. Thanks for this video, a lot. You are a very good teacher.
You're very welcome!
Great demo and lesson. 1 very minor note, on the 6th string G->A->G bend I think Jimmy grabs a little of the C on the 5th, give it a try.
This track is so under rated page went crazy on this one .. belter thanks mate 🎸👍🏽
Yeah I agree! I think you can almost tell by the way he wrote certain riffs/licks in songs which ones he liked more himself.
I'm afraid i'll have to take you to task on your use of "underrated "
It would appear we have different definitions of underrated
The lemon song has always been a staple for zep fans
Grumpy owd cnut over.
@@glennlilley8608 sorry mate must be showing my age i got into zep around 5 years ago when i was 23 quickly became my favourite band ever of course , but i never really hear anyone mention lemon song .. only myself 🤣
I’m the guy on your opening statement. Yep learned it when I was 16. But you can always learn something new. I love the variations. Keep them coming, keep doing what you do that’s why I watch. The difference between an artist and a hobbyist is the hobbyist tries to copy it exactly, the artist puts a spin on it.
If only I'd practised more when I was little! Like you obviously did. Oh well, no point crying over spilled lemon juice. Cracking tone there and the last bit about the difference a bit of digging in makes is crucial. Nice one!
Thank you for the lesson !
My pleasure!
This is a really cool lesson, thanks! Have to done a video talking about your guitar, set up, etc.
Thanks so much! 🍋 Yes I have quite recently actually. You’ll find it. It’s called “My Les Paul is a…”
Phenomenal lesson. Other worldly and sublime.
Great guitarist Great Teacher and Great humor Thank You
My pleasure!
"practice that eleven thousand times" damn right too. I've been working a Zeppelin song and seems like I've played it thousands of times but still not quite right.
Sometimes it takes 11,001!
I am still working on perfecting Kashmir, but this is next on my bucket list! lol!
Really like this one Sped.💯
Hybrid picking a new technique for me to get into.
Brilliantly presented as allways
You have a great weekend 🤘😎
_Lemon Squeezy Lesson_
Thanks. That was quite refreshing. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Few cubes of ice, blob of honey and you're set for the weekend.
Thanks Sped!
Any time!
Outstanding!
Thank you!
Superb lesson that details the little extras to really make this song come alive. Many Thanks Sped the Led !
My pleasure! I do my best to keep them all entertaining and informative.
Thank you, Sped. Thanks for the pace of the tutorial. Trivia time. I recorded at Mystic Studios in LA in 1982, and this was recorded there, along with the Screaming Lord Such stuff. The engineer took us down in the basement to check out the huge plate reverb. Take care, mate.🎸
Great lesson
Glad you think so! Thanks for stopping by.
EXCELLENT point you made Sped, starting at 18:50. The way you attack makes a huge difference in the feel and tone of what's being played and Mr. Page was/is a master of dynamics! Cheers, MB
Yeah you can't be afraid to dig in with Page. Master of dynamics indeed!
Great lesson as always my friend. One of my favorite Zep songs to play live. That's what's great about being a bassist I don't feel left out because JPJ is phenomenal & Zeps almost secret weapon. I love how the bass follows alot of the guitar fills. Best to you & Gab.
Prego! Also, you could literally jam along to all my videos to complete the lineup!
It's excellent the way which you showing how to play this amazing Led Zeppelin songs; Jimmy Page said several times that the guitar of Led Zeppelin II is Les Paul, standard and the black beauty , there are some photos during the Led Zeppelin II sessions and there is Page with les Paul standard while he is recording, the amp in the majority of the tracks is Vox UL7120,
I try my best! Yeah there's some nice B&W photos of him in the studio with a LP and an acoustic. When I see those photos and read the little stories about playing with positions of a way pedal to get the right tone, I can smell the money! Haha. Must be amazing to be given the time to tone search in a place like that. Probably spent about 3 hours dialling in that tone before they even started on the kick drum. What a time to be alive in music.
Thank you for another Zeppelin lesson. Love Story Time!
More to come!
I really like that alternate lead break movement down the neck. Linear simple riffs like that are fun to play and look visually more impressive too.
Yeah they are! It’s a fun one.
A true life story when I was 18 in 1988 listening to an 8 track of this song when he said ( eat me babe til the juice runs down my leg,) at that part of the song I flipped my 1982 Ford escort over a guard rail with 2 friends and we all didn't get hurt. We were doing what young men do with bud and more. There's more to it, but led zeppelin has always been my favorite band.. Just a memory I wanted to share. Thanks again for the lessons .
😂😂😂 wow! That’s insane. So glad you were all ok though otherwise Planty would have some serious explaining to do! My first car was a burgundy Ford Escort! “Poppa B!”
Great episode! Funny too. Live your channel. 👍
Thanks so much!
As I stated before this is my go to Zep channel. So well done Sped! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wow, thanks!
Gotta love story time with Sped
Haha thanks! Stick the kettle in? Chapter 2?
Loving the details and nuances!
Great lesson and even better sense of humor 😅😂
Thanks!
Hey thanks so much Larry! Appreciate the support and glad you enjoyed the video. 🍋
Awesome!
Oh yes! I've played this for years, but the 'fiddly' bits ....oh yes! Thanks Sped
Wouldn't be Page if we weren't scrapping around over some fiddly little riff! 😂
Great break down and lesson, Capturing the style and panache of a true Rock nRoll Icon. Damn your guitar tone always sounds amazing!!!
Thank you! I always try to include some useful little nuggets for people to work on. Lemony wooly fuzz was the notes for this tone ey!
Great lesson! I say that's Jimmy's Les Paul with the switch in the middle.
Solid answer. I’ll have to ring him and see if I can borrow it to test. 😏
@@SpedSpedding would you up for a lesson and help me with my Rover cover?
Awesome! Amazing! Brilliant! Need a p.2 asap 🙌
I enjoyed it. Especially your precise instructions to practice it 11,000 times which I will do.
😂😂😂 amazing. Sometimes it takes 11,000 repeats and more!
Brilliant and entertaining! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love "fiddly things!"
Page defined.
You are the King of UA-cam. Yep I said it. Thanks as always. Look forward to the rest, pretty please........
Love the username! You spoil me with compliments kind sir. 👑
Thanks for the learning of the riffage , always Zeppelin accuracy and feel.
I think that 6th variation is where it gets a bit mad. Hope it helps!
Love your vids!
Thanks so much Steve!
Another amazing lesson!
Thank you Patrick!
Enjoyable humorous lesson!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Sped...Great guitar lesson! I'm having trouble attaining your sound through my current setup. Maybe you could share the Effects Pedal and Amp you use? Thanks again for All your Great Lessons...Also, have you or anyone else noticed that the lyrics to Stairway to Heaven, printed on the sleeve of the album is missing the word "All" from the first phrase "If the stores are --- closed? Funny, after 50 some odd years I just noticed this...Thanks again
all I can say is Awesome
And I’m hearing you loud and clear. 😏🍋
your sound is very good, way similar to the original lemmon song, thanks
humor dry like a fine wine. i'll put you down as beaujolais '64. cheers.
Better pull me out me a second glass my friend! 🍷 😉
So strong, need to dilute lemon with sparkling water
Great lesson and tone
Maybe a little umbrella and a cherry?
Thank you bro appreciate will be back will be getting a hollow body electric soon just ordered it lol but anyways will be practicing that song later, appreciate it thanks so much. Hay what about the rest of the song after the last part could you show us that part. And then another song like dazed a confused song oh yes I will learn this one first thanks man bye!!keep up the great videos you really make it look really easy wow.....
All I can say is that I am glad that there are players like you who can do the complex fiddley stuff (like Page) while I can hold down the low end with a simple (ha ha) JP Jones low end…BTW, finally got down to it and purchased some pots and switches to upgrade my old Hagstrom Bass. Soldering is going to be, how shall we say, interesting…😅
Well aren't you in for a smokey treat! I hope it goes well for you. Expect to invent at least 10 new swear words along your journey as I did!
@@SpedSpedding I shall report my results and the new words…lol
It lives…not has bad as I thought…but then it was easy to just pull out the pick guard and all of the controls are attached to it…unlike the hell of a hollow body…lol. Soldering looks like shite, but meh, no one sees…need new nobs, and glad that I am not employed soldering guitar bits as a living - ‘cause I wouldn’t. Looking forward to the next video.
Excellent lesson. I’ve always added the E note on the D string second fret to the opening line. What do you think?
Way cool. Looks fun.
Thank you!
@@SpedSpedding. I will work on this one today. Cheers.
thanku takes me back love it more
A bit of weekend nostalgia for you!
Beautiful bit of work!
Many thanks!
Juicy lesson 🍋!!
Thankkkkk you! 🍋
I heard he used the make-shift guitar that Jack White made on "It may get loud"...I have also seen that Jimmy didn't play the B string with the Open-E at the start of the song or at the finish, sliding out on the Low-E...
I needed this!
N' you got it!
I also bought the book last week!! And it’s great !!! Thanks for putting me onto it !! I’ve got quite a few Zep and Stones books around my house and I’ve read and went through quite a few in the past as well …. I can honestly say that this one is my new favorite and i can’t believe i only paid like 33$ on Amazon for it! Anyways as usual , you’re a stud Sped !!! Hope all is well with life across the pond bro!!! Cheers 😎🤘🏼
So glad you like it! It was actually a gift to me when I left and old job a few years ago. It’s become such a staple on the channel. I love it too. 😍
@@SpedSpedding yea story time with Sped with my fav !! I wouldn’t be surprised if one day Jimmy or JPJ sent ya a message. Out of all the dudes on the tube covering stuff I can definitely say that you’re the coolest 😎🤘🏼
Cool....Thanks!
I've been playing this for years and always wanted to play the little subtle but important fills, so thanks for showing us them........
Could you please do a lesson on the boogie mama section on the live versions of whole lotta love
Thanks mate. Great as always.
My pleasure!
The Dark Lord was on his Lester for the LS. P.S. Love your channel! You are sort of cheeky, dim Ritchie Blackmore (and RB is about a two watt bulb) 😂🎉
Squeeeeze me baby! Love it Sped- brill as usual🎸
Thank you!
Thanks for the tasty lesson in Zeppelin BLUZE! Just picked up the book, that way I can follow along. BTW, loved the acoustic version of "Dare To" .
Awesome, thank you! We had fun recording those two together. You never know how a song is going to translate to “acoustic” especially when they’re a little heavier. But people have received them well and we’ve had such nice feedback!
Young Sped at the store with his mum: Mum, can we get some fiddly bits, please? Mum: We have fiddly bits at home. Fiddly bits at home: The Lemon Song; fantastic lesson and great tone sir.
Haha, definitely me outside Mr. Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe every Wednesday.
So good it made me fall right out of bed.
😂
good show mate!
Glad you enjoyed it
Your tutorials are top notch
Life lessons learned: It’s all about getting your lemons squeezed…and learning some cool Led Zeppelin riffs.
Teaspoon of sugar and 4 cubes for me!
You should do since ive been loving you next
YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
😂😂🍋 Share the fizzzzzzz!
Nice to get story time again, got through this song a while back, just revisited some of songs from this awesome album, almost nailed Bring it on home, will have to get back into this song, that's what Zeppelin does to you, thanks Sped, ps. Awesome tone on that Les Paul. 👍
I’ve never actually learnt BIOH! Maybe I should add that to my list. Thanks for watching! 🍋
@@SpedSpedding It's a great one to play, no doubt you would do an awesome job on it.
with that lick on that hits the b string 3rd fret, could he be sliding that note A to B instead of hammer on? the slide seems more comfortable to do - particularly if beer is helping you play
Now for the Hubert Sumlin Killin' Floor lick, and the rest of the lead....
Part 2?!???
The Mrs keeps asking me what I'm laughing about. I told her I was going to change my name to Ched Chedding. You're awesome man.
😂🧀 What a glorious new name. Will she have to change hers too? Assuming you’ve had a wed wedding? 👰♀️
Excellent, this is such a cool song. I really dig the tone you get. Incidentally, I was watching this with my daughter in the room (she was not watching, only heard you) and she said “why is the cat from the Willoughby’s talking in this video”. The Willoughby’s is an animated movie where a cat is voiced by Ricky Grevais. I always thought you had a Ricky Gervais vibe, so I guess this proves it 😊🎸👍🏼.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I absolutely love Ricky Gervais. Went to see him live in Manchester this year. That’s so funny, I’m not familiar with the movie but it made me laugh. I’ll check it out. I think it’s in the pacing of the jokes I make. 😂 Very David Brent.
@@SpedSpedding ha, I thought you might get a kick out of it. It was like an accidental controlled experiment. She doesn’t know who Gervais is (only knows the voice of the cat) and had never heard you and was only listening to your voice. Yea, I have always been a fan of his, I really liked the show “Extras”, the pod cast with Carl and Steven Merchant, and some of his stand up. I would not recommend the Willoughby’s, unless you have young kids perhaps. 🎸👍🏼
I like your lessons; I like your style too. I think it's the drunk face I've been missing for the best outcome. I'll practice this. Should I try drinking first for best results? Anyway, great to see another lesson. I've kept my sentences short.
I do appreciate the short sentences! 😂 Especially after that long Shakespearean Zeppelin trivia paragraph. The face is essential, the drinking is optional. 💪🏻
brilliant!
Appreciate that!
Great lesson,did Zep ever play this live? I can't remember ever hearing a version of it