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Jimmy Page Rapid-Fire Dragon Telecaster Licks from 1969 - Led Zeppelin

Cool Led Zep Stuff: https://amzn.to/3Cvvo1b Tabs & More:   / mybluesguitar   In this video we are going to count down a top five of rapid-fire Jimmy Page licks, all of which were inspired by Jimmy's work with Led Zeppelin in early '69. In particular, I refer you to two appearances that were filmed that March of that year. The first was in Copenhagen, Denmark on the 17th of March for radio and TV broadcast. And the second took place the following day, March 18th, at Staines in England, for Supershow. This was the period before Jimmy acquired his first sunburst Les Paul, when he was still using the rosewood-board 1959 Telecaster, the ash body of which he himself had stripped and painted over with a Japanese-looking design of a Dragon These licks are very much of the old-school of fast guitar playing, with extensive use of hammer-ons and pull-offs. The right hand is working very hard and it's not just alternate picking. Jimmy Page blasted his way through licks in his own singular style. You'll first hear the five licks at speed, then I'll slow them down and show a couple of camera angles for each. Lick Number Five is a variation on the classic blues lick. Number Four uses a combined hammer-on and pull-off. Play it on the G and B strings at the 17th fret, as show in the demo, or on the B and top E at the 12th fret. Coming in at Number Three is this triplet lick which has some alternating top-E pull-offs, from the 15th to the 12th fret, then from the 17th to the 12th fret. At Number Two on the llst, this lick has an upstroke on the top E followed by a pull-off on the B string. Number One on our list is another variation on the classic blues lick, similar to the solo in Communication Breakdown. I hope you enjoy the video and find it useful. Cheers for now, Mark Cool Led Zep Stuff: https://amzn.to/3Cvvo1b Guitar Pro: https://www.guitar-pro.com/#ae539 Equipment: FOCUSRITE SCARLETT INTERFACE: https://amzn.to/3de7dbR SENNHEISER 280PRO HEADPHONES: https://amzn.to/3DhPTNy MACBOOK AIR: https://amzn.to/3G8iMh5 SQUIER CLASSIC VIBE '50S TELECASTER: https://amzn.to/3lsqFpC Here are a few more cool items that might interest you DRAGON TELECASTER: https://amzn.to/3HczDQn MICK TAYLOR'S FINEST HOUR (Stones' Ya Ya's)... https://amzn.to/3yET8OD PETE HAYCOCK AT HIS BEST (Gold Plated)... https://amzn.to/3J4TZwy If you don't have a copy of the Beano album check it out here... THE BEANO ALBUM (Bluesbreakers)... https://amzn.to/3y3TZrI It is absolutely essential listening for all blues and rock-blues players. P.S. Thanks for considering using the links (Amazon, Guitar Pro and Reverb) above, purchases from which are at no extra costs to you but may generate a small commission for the channel. NEW! If you enjoy the channel and find it useful, please consider making a small donation. 1. Click 'About' 2. Click 'Support MBG with a Donation' (lower right of the banner image). Thank you so much :o) Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoy the video. If you do, please leave a like and, if your are not already subscribed, please think about hitting that subscribe button and also the bell icon so you get alerts of new videos and don't miss a thing. Also, if you would like the tab for this and more My Blues Guitar videos, head across to Patreon and check out what you could look forward to by joining! TABS, PRINTABLE NOTATION AND MORE:   / mybluesguitar   INSTAGRAM:   / mybluesguitar   RARE & SECONDHAND GUITARS: https://reverb.grsm.io/marksutcliffe8424 NEW :: Get 2 Months FREE With An Annual Patreon Subscription! Head across to my Patreon page (link above) to check this out. Patreon have recently enabled Annual Subscriptions and this is a great introductory offer. Check it out. If you are new to the channel, My Blues Guitar covers the guitar styles of Eric Clapton and other Greats from the British Blues Boom of the 1960s, in particular, Mick Taylor and Jimmy Page. The channel offers in-depth studies of classic blues tunes...tips and hints for the techniques needed to master the style...gear profiles...and more besides. Each lick and phrase is broken down and slowed down, helping you get to the heart of what is actually being played. By studying the work of the most brilliant guitarists of this period you will discover the secrets of why the British Blues Boom caused such a sensation around the world! Whether your goal is to enjoy the thrill of sounding almost exactly like the Masters, or whether you want to take the nuts and bolts of the style and make it your own, My Blues Guitar is the channel you need, the home of the 1960s British Blues Style on YouTube. Subscribe today! And remember to hit the 'Bell' alert for news of the latest videos. Enjoy your guitar! Cheers, Mark P.S. Thanks for considering using the links, purchases from which are at no extra costs to you but may generate a small commission for the channel.