Level: Intermediate

Led Zeppelin Misty Mountain Hop Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

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Level: Intermediate

Led Zeppelin Communication Breakdown Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

Discover some iconic Jimmy Page style rock guitar tricks in this video on how to play "Communication Breakdown" on guitar.

In this video you'll learn: 

-Jimmy Page's palm-muting wizardry 

-Syncopated rhythms 

-See how he combined rock elements with the blues  

Now later in Page's career with Zeppelin he was seen quite a bit playing a Gibson Les Paul, but it turns out that when he recorded Led Zeppelin I most of the guitar tracks were actually on a Fender Telecaster. 

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Level: Advanced

Led Zeppelin Thank You Guitar Lesson + Tutorial + TABS

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Level: Advanced

Led Zeppelin The Ocean Guitar Lesson + Tutorial + TABS | Part 2

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Level: Advanced

Led Zeppelin The Ocean Guitar Lesson + Tutorial + TABS

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Level: Intermediate

Led Zeppelin D'yer Mak'er Guitar Lesson + Tutorial + TABS

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In today's lesson you'll learn how to play "Houses of the Holy" as recorded by Led Zeppelin on guitar!

This song has primarily two main riffs that blend together elements of rock and blues guitar! When it comes to mixing these two styles Jimmy Page is a master.

The riffs in "Houses of the Holy" are all based around a standard open position A chord. Most rock players play this chord with just one finger. This will free up your other fingers to play some really fun bluesy licks off the chord shape. I'll break it all down for you step-by-step in today's video!

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