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👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: To solidify these new ideas we will now talk about applying them to improvising. In the video we start by looking at the key of G minor. We simply find our pentatonic 1 shape, add the extra notes and away we go! Work your way through shape 2, 3, 4 and 5 to really push yourself to memorise the shapes. All of the shapes are written out below: (see website) We then looked at the key of G major. We simply find our pentatonic 2 shapes, add the extra notes and away we go! Work your way through shape 3, 4, 5 and 1 to really push yourself to memorise the shapes. All of the shapes are written out below: (see website) Again, if you don't understand how to find the pentatonic shapes in major then we would highly recommend tackling the Intermediate Electric Course, as we go through this in detail. More specifically, the 'Hendrix Style' unit where we go through matching up the CAGED chord shapes with pentatonics. 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
One of The Greatest and Most Innovative Guitar Players of All-Time. Jimmy Page's Technique, Playing Style and Live Improvisations Have Proven That He’s Not Only One of Greatest Guitarists of His Generation, But One of The Greatest Bandleaders of All-Time. In This Video, I’ve Created A Compilation of Jimmy Talking About Guitar And How He Developed And Fostered His Playing Style, Technique And Where The Creativity Came From That Allowed Him To Create Some of The Greatest Rock Songs of All-Time. Anyways, Enjoy The Video And Please Remember To Leave A Like If You Enjoyed The Video And To Subscribe To The Channel For More Videos Like This! Enjoy! #music #rock #viral #guitar #jimmy #jimmypage #ledzeppelin #metal #fyp #trending #blues #guitarist #70s #80s Thanks For Watching! Please Remember To Leave A Like, Share, And Subscribe If You Enjoyed The Video! Rock On! Ever Wondered How I Make My Videos And What I Use To Make My Videos? Well, Here's Everything I Use To Make My Videos: 🤍 Stay Safe Everyone!
Here's the next episode of Soloing Secrets with a look at the playing style of eternal rock guitar legend Jimmy Page. I've been a fan of Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page's music since I was an early teenager. After discovering their music, I instantly liked Jimmy's riffs, licks, and solos. Needless to say, I was hooked as soon as the Led Zeppelin bug bit me, and this lesson taps into a number of Jimmy's favorite scales, licks, and common ideas that appear in his phrases, fills, solos, and electric playing style overall. These areas include mixing the minor/major pentatonic, the minor Blues scale, and the hybrid pentatonic scales - which are Jimmy's favorite scales to use for building riffs, licks, and solos. From there, we're hitting a number of his favorite phrases, bending/vibrato licks, sequenced runs, open-string ideas, and uncovering Jimmy's apparent interest in using pull-offs - as his playing features more pull-offs than hammer-ons, and this lesson taps into those areas and much more in this episode! If you're a Jimmy Page/Led Zeppelin fan looking for some insight into Jimmy's elusive lead guitar concepts, approaches, and techniques, then this episode is right up your alley, but for those that are new to Led Zeppelin's mighty rock influence and music, not to mention Jimmy Page's legendary fretboard moves and ideas - this lesson to totally for you! Give this episode a view, leave some comments/feedback, and please subscribe to Late Night Lessons - THANK YOU!
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Jimmy Page is one of the greatest masters of guitar tone in the history of the electric guitar. He has set the standard for a variety of unique tones throughout his career. In this episode, I reveal the secret to Jimmy Page's guitar tone...and it's not what you think! You will hear me demonstrate Page's tone by playing the opening riffs for one song off of each Led Zeppelin album using the same gear and guitar. For the episode, I primarily use my '72-'73 Gibson Les Paul, a Fender Deluxe Reverb tube amp (not a Marshall!) and a drive pedal (Bogner La Grange - set to only 25% gain). I supplement that occasionally with a Spark boost pedal, a Ventris reverb pedal and a Nemesis delay pedal. Spoiler Alert...the only other steps in my signal chain that I rely on are the 3 H's! (Head, Heart & Hands)... Apart from being a composer, educator, and guitarist, Carl Baldassarre is also a respected Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page aficionado. 🤍carlbaldassarremusic.com #LedZeppelin #JimmyPage #CarlBaldassarre
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A Good Guitar Solo can have so many options and details that we never really look at. Here we are rocking over a simple backing track and trying to develop the mindset of what a Jimmy Page Guitar Solo would sound like over it. Hope you enjoy! 👉 I want to Practice With You! Bonus Lessons and Practice Sessions Designed Just For You. PRACTICE SESSIONS Include 4 video sessions going over how to keep your pace and rhythm in each section discussed. The first 4 beats, the Second 4 beats, The Form #4 flow and the Ending 16 beats. Comes with 3 Practice Loops In E A and C, and a count along rhythm tracker. #1 🤍 Practicing Your Rhythm in the Beginning #2 🤍 Now, the Next Four and Sticking It #3 🤍 All of the Form #4 Ideas #4 🤍 The Ending Moment Practice 🔴 🤍 🔴 Every time I release a video on YouTube, I make a series of extra content and practice sessions that go deeper. I'm adding new videos all the time! Can't wait to see you there. How does the Patreon work?! Great Questions: I opened my Patreon in 12/19. If you find a video from 12/19 forward. Just search through Patreon for the same date the YouTube was released and you will find the appropriate bonus session. Rock on. ⚡ Check out my absolutely FREE 2 HOUR GUITAR MASTERCLASS right here on Youtube! ⚡ 🎸 🤍 🎸 I totally understand the frustration of not understanding how the greatest guitarists navigate and create such colorful guitar lines. Here is a FREE Masterclass to help you not only understand, but also create with the same tools. From Bass lines to Guitar Solos, Arpeggios are the Spice Of Music. Watch the entire Blues Primer Playlist: 🤍 Then get ripping with my Blues Master Classes! 👉 LOWEST available price right here! 🤍 Check out my masterclass featuring Sean Daniel! How To Jam on Guitar With Confidence: 🤍 Gear I recommend and or use on my channel! 🤍 Stichmethod Merch: 🤍 Donate: 🤍 Your Donations are what make this channel happen. So Thank You! Feel free to contribute any amount you like. #JimmyPage #PentatonicScale #ZeppelinRules
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Hello, Welcome to first-time visitors! I am Carl Baldassarre, a composer, musicologist, and guitarist! If you already know me, welcome back!! I'm excited to share with you another video! In this episode, I address the long-standing question, "Is Jimmy Page Sloppy?" There are several layers to this question and the answer requires some nuance. In a nutshell, the answer is both Yes and, definitely, No. The answer depends on the difference between actual sloppiness and artistic expression perceived as sloppiness. Moreover, when there are moments of sloppiness, there are usually three categories: 1) being truly sloppy (due to bad nights or bad habits) 2) taking risks to push artistic boundaries and creativity 3) critics misinterpreting emotion and expression as sloppiness To further my evaluation, I look into the following aspects and questions: 1) Quotes from Jimmy Page on his "technique". 2) Withering quotes from "art" critics 3) Recognition that sloppiness (however so defined) ONLY occurred during live performances and, furthermore, almost entirely during guitar solos! 4) Sloppiness in live performances was absolutely not pervasive. In fact, it almost NEVER occurred during the song, riffs, or rhythm parts. 5) Recognizing that Jimmy Page's studio performances were actually breathtaking displays of emotion and original technique on the whole. The only exception being a handful of exceedingly profound emotional moments which were left in the final mixes at the expense of the pursuit perfection. Thank goodness! 6) There is an uncanny analogy between Jimmy Page as a guitarist and the Impressionist painters of the 1880's. 7) Impressionism vs. Jimmy Pageism: Both were expressing emotion. Both broke from conventional figuration toward the abstraction. Both used techniques which were considered "ugly" (brush strokes & picking). Both were met with harsh criticism about being "sloppy". Both require the audience to perceive the whole of the art from a distance, whilst revealing true passion upon close inspection. 8) Illustrating Page's "impressionistic" solo picking technique on Heartbreaker which is the source of misunderstood labeling of sloppiness. 9) The real question should be "is emotion sloppy?" 10) We can debate the question of sloppiness, but there is certainly no debate on whether Jimmy Page is...an original! "The definition of originality is when a work of art is identifiable with its creator." (Carl Baldassarre) You can find out more about me here: 🤍 And if you are interested here is a link to my Led Zeppelin Reveal Project: 🤍 #JimmyPage #CarlBaldassarre #LedZeppelin
What Is The Full Scale? Jimmy Page Style Guitar Lesson 🤍 👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: The full scale is more commonly known as the major or minor scale. However, when you learn the pentatonic scale first, it makes sense to call it the full scale as it turns the 5 note pentatonic into a 7 note 'full' scale! To learn this properly we will take a look at the A minor Pentatonic and the A minor 'full' scale. As you can see, the full scale has two extra notes that will make the scale sound far more 'minor' than the pentatonic does! People often think of it as a darker more moody sound than the minor pentatonic. Let's put this into practice and learn our first shape. We are basing the first shape around the A minor pentatonic shape 1, so it should be fairly familiar territory! 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: This track really brings together everything we love about Jimmy Page's soloing. It has dynamics, quick licks, it's 'fidgety' and yet manages to find space, and of course, it uses all of the scale shapes and bluesy ideas that we come to expect from Jimmy Page. We will not be focusing on learning the entire perfectly, It's just too difficult to get the timings exactly right. Instead, we will be learning each lick separately and you can take your favourites with you! Think of this track more as an example of how you can put all of the techniques together. 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: The solo is a classic mix of major and minor pentatonic, just as you would hear classic blues players use, but played at 100mph! We are also making use of chromatic ideas to lead in to different areas of the neck, another technique that Jimmy Page makes regular use of in structuring his solos. Watch the video through a few times to try and get the solo in your head, then move onto the next lesson where we'll check out the first two licks in detail. 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
How to Play Like Jimmy Page - Learn 3 Jimmy Page Style Guitar Licks Get FREE tabs for this guitar lesson here 🤍 Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin is perhaps one of the most emulated guitar players there is. His pentatonic and blues based licks have formed the basis for hundreds of killer Jimmy Page licks that guitar players the world over have tried to learn and play. In this great Jimmy Page lesson from Guitar Control, Robert shows you how to play like Jimmy Page by presenting three awesome Jimmy Page guitar licks that use the pentatonic and blues scale. The licks begin simple and end complex. The first lick comes from Since I’ve Been Loving You. This lick is in Cm pentatonic. It’s a simple lick that really highlights some of the blues techniques of the Jimmy Page guitar style. If you’re just getting started and want know how to play guitar like Jimmy Page, this is a very cool lick that uses minimal notes and a nice full step bend. You should be able to follow the Jimmy Page tabs and check it out. One of the easiest Jimmy Page guitar lessons you’ll get. The second lick comes from the start of the Stairway to Heaven guitar solo. You’ll recognize this beautiful lick right away. As RObert says, probably one of Jimmy Page’s most epic licks. This one is almost all the pentatonic scale with the exception of one note. If you want to know how to play like Jimmy Page, this is a lick you want to tuck into your toolbox. This one uses the A minor pentatonic scale. This hot Jimmy Page lick starts with the full tone bend which you’ll recognize right away, then goes into a descending run that is just super cool. This is an iconic Jimmy Page lick you should be able to play with some practice. The last Jimmy Page lick Robert shows you comes from the Good Times Bad Times solo and is a bit more difficult than the others. Don’t shy away from it. Learn how to play like Jimmy Page by working your way up to this one playing the other two and mastering them first. A great lesson for all you Jimmy Page fans out there, and for anybody who needs to get acquainted with Jimmy Page. 🤍
Download the full course here: 🤍 Blues Meets Alternative Rock! We are thrilled to bring you our in-depth player study on Jimmy Page. We take a look at his lead and rhythm playing, including the scales, theory and creative process behind his unique style. We also take a look at how to get his signature tone! What You Get 🎸21 HD Video Lessons 🎸eBook Download Guide Supporting The Course 🎸Mp3 Downloads for songs and exercises 🎸Bonus #1: Getting The Jimmy Page Tone Video 🎸Bonus #2: Ultimate Scale and Chord Guide eBooks About The Course The Led Zeppelin axe man essentially spawned an entire generation of guitarists and songwriters by beautifully blending traditional blues music with the more progressive sounds and techniques of his day to create something new, exciting and special. In this course we'll study at his lead and rhythm playing, tackle the scales and theory behind his sound, and examine how he used techniques such a major chord riffs and octave parts in his songwriting. Our Jimmy Page player study is ideal for any intermediate guitarist interested in blues or progressive rock music. Download the full course here: 🤍
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I first learned this scale shape from Jimmy Page solos, and it's a favorite shape of many great guitarists. Learn this shape using the symmetrical fingerings, 1-3-1, 1-2-3, making it super easy to memorize and use in your solos. #guitarist #guitarplayer #guitarscales #bluesscale #Jimmypagescale #easyguitarsolo #easyguitarscale #jimmypagesolo
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A cara que o The Edge e o Jack White fazem quando o Page começa a tocar não tem preço. Parecem duas crianças dentro de uma loja de doces. Imperdível!!! "The Edge and Jack White, like two kids in a candy store when Page starts playing. Priceless!!"
Watch our Jimmy Page guitar lesson and learn how to add some Zeppelin style licks and riffs into your own playing. Yes, we use a bow!!! These 5 (plus 1) Jimmy Page playing habits and guitar techniques will add some really great dynamics to your guitar playing and allow you to create some Jimmy Page infused lead lines. read the tabs and follow along with the lesson here: 🤍 Sound like Jimmy Page: 0:00 Intro & gear used 0:57 Jimmy Page Descending 16th Notes in Am 2:27 Repeating Licks like Jimmy page 3:56 Overbending strings 7:12 Legatto phrasing, pull-offs & quick bends 8:54 High pull-offs - an essential Jimmy page habit! 10:11 Play with a bow! 13:21 Jimmy Page Style Jam If you want to play the guitar like Jimmy Page or play lead guitar like Jimmy Page during his days in Led Zeppelin, this tutorial and guitar habits lesson is ideal. Shop Gibson Les Paul Guitars: 🤍 Shop Epiphone Les Paul Guitars: 🤍 Find a local music teacher to you at 🤍 View more free online guitar lessons with PMT College: 🤍 Leigh is using a Rode Lav Go Clip-On Lavalier Microphone: 🤍 #JimmyPage #LedZeppelin #SoundJimmyPage #Jimmypagelesson Subscribe to PMTVUK: 🤍 Find us on social media: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
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Led Zeppelin’s Founder & Lead Guitarist Jimmy Page Has Always Been Considered One of The Greatest Guitarists of All-Time. And In This Video, some of the greatest guitarists from past and present give their thoughts and opinions on Jimmy Page. #rock #ledzeppelin #jimmypage #guitar #fyp #music #viral #trending 0:16 - Keith Richards 1:15 - Pete Townsend 1:44 - Brian May 1:54 - Alex Lifeson 2:22 - George Harrison 3:15 - Joe Bonamassa 5:06 - Paul Stanley 5:44 - Eric Clapton 6:07 - Jake Kiszka 6:18 - Jeff Beck 7:00 - Bonus Thanks For Watching! Please Remember To Leave A Like, Share, And Subscribe If You Enjoyed The Video! Rock On! Ever Wondered How I Make My Videos And What I Use To Make My Videos? Well, Here's Everything I Use To Make My Videos: 🤍 Stay Safe Everyone!
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Full Jimmy Page course Available Here 👉 🤍 Download The Full Course Here: 👉 🤍 #jimmypage #yourguitaracademy #dynamics 🎸 What are dynamics? In this video, we take a look to see just how Jimmy Page so masterfully uses dynamics in his solo. dan makes the argument that he uses speed and volume changes as a dynamic, rather than just volume. During a simple lick, Jimmy Page will add changes in volume and changes in speed to create an almost wave-like sound that provides the dynamic energy in the track. Dan uses two example licks to demonstrate this point. To help you out in learning the licks, here are the scale shapes we are using. (See Website) - 🎸LEARN WITH OUR FULL GUITAR COURSES (100% FREE) 😀 BEGINNERS COURSES ► Acoustic Guitar Essentials 🤍 ► Electric Guitar Essentials 🤍 ► Master Barre Chords 🤍 ► Lead Guitar Essentials 🤍 ► Guitar Gym Fun 🤍 INTERMEDIATE COURSES ► CAGED Chord Mastery 🤍 ► How To Solo Like A Pro 🤍 ► Combining Chords & Lead 🤍 ► Pentatonic Guitar Gym 🤍 PLAYER STUDIES ► David Gilmour 🤍 ► John Mayer 🤍 ► Stevie Ray Vaughan 🤍 ► Jimmy Page 🤍 THEORY LAB ► The Essential Theory Course 🤍 ► Scale Harmonisation 🤍 ► The Modes 🤍 Jimmy Page Style Dynamic Playing - Take Your Lead Playing To The Next Level. Check out the website for the full write up absolutely free! 👉 🤍 More from Your Guitar Academy ► WEBSITE: 🤍 ► FACEBOOK: 🤍 ► INSTAGRAM: 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀😀😀
👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: We have learnt this new full scale based around A minor, but the good news is that we can just as easily apply all of this new information to major. Just as the 5 pentatonic shapes work for major and minor, so do the five full-scale shapes. For example, if we wanted to play the shapes in A major we would simply find our 5 pentatonic shapes in A major and add on the full-scale shapes. Easy as that! Suddenly we know every single position of A major as well as A major pentatonic! If you don't understand how to find the pentatonic shapes in major then we would highly recommend tackling the Intermediate Electric Course, as we go through this in detail. More specifically, the 'Hendrix Style' unit where we go through matching up the CAGED chord shapes with pentatonics. 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: Lick 3 is the first time we use the full scale shape 1, alongside the blues scale shape 1. Remember to also dynamically really attack this lick at the beginning and then gradually soften the lick towards the end. The scale shapes you are using look like this: (See website). Lick 4 is where we expand on the previous lick and move across to shape 2 and then shape 3! The key element to making this work is again in the dynamics. You want to start the lick softly, then as you hit shape 3, you hit the notes more firmly. Be sure to watch this in action in the video. As we go further through the solo, you'll need to use the tab to nail each lick. In this lesson, we are looking at licks 3-4 (their positions are marked just above the tab). Use the slow down and looping functions of the tab viewer to really help you master those licks before moving on. 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: Lick 5 sees us working our way down the scales, Jimmy Page style! Be sure to focus on which shapes you are using for each part of this lick. You kick off in shape 2, then down to shape 1, as shown below. Once we get to lick 6 it's all about the aggression! Turn up the guitar and really attack those notes! As we go further through the solo, you'll need to use the tab to nail each lick. In this lesson, we are looking at licks 5-6 (their positions are marked just above the tab). Use the slow down and looping functions of the tab viewer to really help you master those licks before moving on. 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
🤍 - In this lesson I'll show you two different repeating licks from Jimmy Page in the song "I Can't Quit You Baby". Both of these licks use simple repeating patterns that are quite easy to play fast once you master the picking. They have a distinct signature Jimmy Page sound that you'll recognize if you're a fan of Led Zeppelin.
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👉 View the full course for free here: 🤍 👉 Purchase & Download the full course here: 🤍 #yourguitaracademy #guitarlessons #jimmypage 🎸 About This Lesson: Jimmy Page was probably most famous for wielding his Gibson Les Paul, but there is more to it than that! He used Telecasters, a wide variety of amps including Marshall, Orange and many more. In this video Chris takes you through how we found his tone! 👉 VIEW THE FULL COURSE Why not check out the website for the full course absolutely free! 🤍 👉 SOCIAL MEDIA Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel or like our Facebook and Instagram pages: 🎸 🤍 🎸 🤍 Above all, keep learning and keep having fun! 😀🎸🙃
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