OK, My charts are getting bigger. This visual guide has 7 pages. It shows the D Minor Pentatonic, D Minor NeverLost Pentatonic, C Major Chord Tones, "D Dorian Pentatonics" all over the guitar neck, and has words of wisdom all throughout. If you are a visual learner. You can get the chart here for $2.79 bit.ly/2M31rhH Immediate Download and Emailed To You As Well. There are no tabs in the chart, just the pathway for you to discover your abilities, when you have the confidence to you know where you are going. Backing track I used here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lIWK2bhmXa7WkrQ.html

@MrBhamm80

5 жыл бұрын

StichMethod Guitar $2.75 and not a penny more!!!! Jk! Good stuff brother.

@Boogieplex

5 жыл бұрын

I just want to understand:Why D minor penta if song is in c major? Why wouldn’t you just play c major penta? Thanks for the lesson!

@StichMethodGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

There is a difference between key and progression (also known as mode). Even though the chords are in the Key of C, it’s starts on the D minor, giving the D the home position and thus working with that as your pentatonic choice. If you haven’t already, check out my modes video. But, you can always use the Pentatonic of the First chord (Dm chord, D Minor Pentatonic). Hope that kinda made sense

@malcolmlowry5778

4 жыл бұрын

As a longtime lurker on this channel this really is one of the best conceptual lessons I have ever seen. Please do more like this one! More Led Zeppelin live versions if possible...

@juliemanarin4127

3 жыл бұрын

@@StichMethodGuitar just saw your channel...you are great by the way! Also Page is my favorite guitarist ever!

Jimmy has one of the most unique, unorthodox, strangely nuanced styles ever. This live solo from Song Remains The Same is amazing.

@bryanwilliams3665

2 жыл бұрын

1st Half of th No Quarter solo on TSRTS uses a very unusual PAF (for a neck PAF) I replicate that tone on my channel and explain Jimmy's UNBALANCED pickup set he used post mid 1972

Man the MSG no quarter is no joke and my favorite solo ever. Really hyped to see this vid just subbed

@hywel4605

5 жыл бұрын

it is the only track on that album that is better than the studio version.

@Chair400

4 жыл бұрын

Hywel 4 idk man I feel like almost every live track is better. They always had that killer energy

@shreyanshbhargava4510

4 жыл бұрын

@@Chair400 True, watching Zeppelin play is better than just listen to their audio songs..Jimmy Page never played the whole song note to note, always improvised his solos, I was blown away by Since I have been loving you intro..live in MSG, as I thought the intro cant be any hotter..and then the improvised quarter long solo in No Quarter..and then the 30 mins dazed and confused..best playing ever..Jimmy Page was the best , until he hooked on cocaine.

@adrianjones1735

3 жыл бұрын

Shreyansh Bhargava I believe it was heroine.

@jimmygubbins

3 жыл бұрын

@@adrianjones1735 he probably trued a bit of everything

This guy and Paul David’s are the Bob Ross’ of guitar teachers. I feel so encouraged watching this! Thanks, Stich.

Thanks for showing us mistakes. For the younger players remember almost all the Greatest tunes or songs were born from mistakes. Dude your doing a Great service for us all. I’d play with you any day. JPM

Echoing his point, when practicing a riff, solo, phrase or chord progression, try to play it everywhere on your neck. This will improve your play quickly. I'm just an average, self taught guitarist and this technique affected my learning the most.

@tfigmoney520

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean finding the notes everywhere or just mimicking the pattern in different areas?

@SolarSailor1967

2 жыл бұрын

@@tfigmoney520 in my case I'm mimicking the patterns. A more trained person could find the notes.

@mynamejef7963

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean playing the same solo in a different pentatonic shape or just on a different part of the neck?? Idk if this makes sense but I play the Mississippi queen melody but I try to play it in the different pentatonic shapes and different starting points like I’ll do it on the high strings and low and in the different shapes just bc whenever I accidentally play the beginning my brain automatically does it 😂

@oceansvibez9077

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for this tip gonna try this out now

I have not heard a player who reminds me of Jimmy Page. He's absolutely unique

I love Jimmy pages playing So much feeling and interest Even when he moved onto the Firm the track "live in peace" has a phenomenal guitar solo.

@mikej70

3 жыл бұрын

Yes brilliant song and solo pages best with the firm so underrated it's phenomenal no one else could do it

@theherbpuffer

2 жыл бұрын

Listen to Rory Gallagher. Similar style but even better imo

@alexhoffman1143

2 жыл бұрын

@@theherbpuffer yes agreed. Great guitarist.

Imagine running through a field of snow as fast as possible, but zig-zagging back and forth as you run. That is Jimmy Page. Now imaging trying to run and land each step in Jimmy's footprints in the snow at the same time match the speed of Jimmy. This is where it gets more difficult. The original runner wasn't worried about landing his feet in the perfect spot. The improviser has the advantage.

I learned where to go also. Jimi page had a way,with melody that’s just on another planet if imo.

@keremstoyshop8734

2 жыл бұрын

Jimmy

Thanks Stich. Love what you do, great advice. For the viewers: Jimmy was a studio musician. He might as well been from Nashville, but instead his sessions were in London of course. Every country tele picker I’ve ever met criticize how sloppy he is. If you’re from Nashville you must learn to play cleanly and as clear as possible or you won’t get the gigs. So it’s one of those things. IMHO I think Page is probably the most interesting guitarist ever. I wouldn’t never call anyone the best. It’s really all about being able to convey attitude through your playing. Otherwise everyone sounds the same these days. It’s really not important how good you are if no one can feel it and especially if you don’t. Jimmy Page feels every last note.

I’m so glad that you mentioned Jimmys “sloppy playing “ coming from his taking risks. Unfortunately a lot of guitar players are not aware of this. Myself included!! Until now!! Thank You 🙏!!

The Stich " Neverlost Method" is pure Gold, you guys wanna step up your game? Trust me...invest in Ian's technique, I am impatient and insolent, yet Ian's teachings brought a newfound insight to my view. Now I have a new perspective on the fretboard, and I am advancing quickly!! Thanks Ian!!!!

I will never forget sneaking out of the house to go to the midnight movies to watch TSRTS back in the day. The excitement was unreal. Been collecting LZ boots since 1981.

@christopherbalmforth2514

3 жыл бұрын

Is this my dads secret youtube account

@leddhed5480

3 жыл бұрын

@@christopherbalmforth2514 No. But it doesn’t surprise me that your dad loved Zeppelin. It was pretty much a religion back in the day. And much less accessible as there was no internet or KZread. We just had TSRTS and bootlegs if we wanted to hear Jimmy playing live.

@christopherbalmforth2514

3 жыл бұрын

@@leddhed5480 he bought every live dvd as they came out, he had the vhs recordings from all the tv spots, he still has the cancelled detroit show from bonhams deatg. he (and zep) got me into rock

@leddhed5480

3 жыл бұрын

@@christopherbalmforth2514 I had just started 7th Grade in Ann Arbor Michigan when Bonham died. I’ll never forget the day I heard about it at school. Everyone was talking about it but I had no idea who he was yet. But someone gave me Zeppelin 1 shortly thereafter and it changed everything musically for me.

@christopherbalmforth2514

3 жыл бұрын

@@leddhed5480 haha! Hes 5 years older than you and from livonia. Rock on leddhed from the second generation

Greatest Page solo ever. I could listen to it on an endless loop. Jimmy was absolutely on fire live from 69-73. Some great bootlegs out there. Great video! Cheers ❤️🎸✌️

@davekelly3919

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree with you more

@oreldm

3 жыл бұрын

Yea, it was never the same after 75

@milesborg9812

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I have to pause the video and ask ARE YOU FREAKIN KIDDING ME! You inspire me like no other!! Thank you Stich

@StichMethodGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Danz, extremely glad you are enjoying it!

@johnsmits2494

2 жыл бұрын

Stitch is the real deal. Yes, playing Page licks, but copying like that, it’s an art form. No doubt if he played live, jaws would drop, but not necessarily because of Page imitation. Excellent teacher and plays with total abandon, he should be onstage with other virtuosic players.

Possibly on the greatest most articulate videos of jimmy page’s mind

Love all what you are saying, and is the right way to aproach any solo. I would add a very important part which is frase and timing. The solo has 88 bars, ending with a single note in the 89 bar. The frases end exactly on 8 bars ideas, starting new ones at the 9 bar. A system of question and answer, having the 8 bar structure, end and star where the band is also ending and starting! Its like a conversation. The octave bit that you talk about starts in 41th bar, the middle of the solo, starts the 6th group of 8 bars, and last also 8 bars.

I really like the way you "stich" the ideas together. Just watching this video alone has taught me a lot. You a good teacher and I thank you

"My pick skipped, but I'm totally fine". I'm putting that on a t-shirt!

Hadn't picked up the guitar for a few weeks. Watched this and got my lazy ass back on the fretboard with a smile on my face. Good work Sir!

Finally people noticing how great page played no quarter jazzy emotive improvised and truly spectacular no one else can do this so well

Tight but loose, that was Zeppelins mojo. Thanks for the great video mate. My favorite version to replicate was Dallas tx 1975. Unauthorized, shh... Don't tell Peter Grant.

@tonybates7870

3 жыл бұрын

You don't have to worry about Grant any more - he was, uh, taken care of . . . by nature, presumably.

That live solo was one of the best ever laid down on tape. Great selection.!

@dantwomey4215

3 жыл бұрын

Your suggestion to take chances and be confident are absolutely the factors that separate the "players" from "guitarists". Be a "player". Listen to this Cat!🤣 Good job man!. Back in the day this woulda been a $30 lesson!!!

Thanks for showing how he does the blazing lines been wondering that forever

What a beast!

@theknightsofawesomeness2701

5 жыл бұрын

What's up man!

@pikiwiki

3 жыл бұрын

what a bost!

@johnsmits2494

3 жыл бұрын

You’re a great player and your enthusiasm is very contagious. And teaching in proper steps. Rock On !

You have got to be the greatest guitar teacher out there. Before finding your channel I was trapped in a routine of looping the same simple chord progressions and only playing the pentatonic scale over it with some added notes here and there. One month of really practicing your teachings and applying your insight into the guitar has completely changed how I see music and move on the guitar. You also have one of the best patreons on the web right and it is a steal at $15 a month. Your positivity and love for the guitar is infectious and makes me want to practice more and more. Thank you stitch :)

Stitch: "The only difference between D minor and D Dorian is the B note instead of B flat" Davie504: "Mindblowing" Stitch.. dude... whytf has no one ever explained a mode like this to me?!! I don't need to learn this solo note for note... that B and half-step bend to C is the whole shebang.. and I can just PLAY. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! At my current level, lightbulb moments are tougher to come by (as it should be!), but this one shines very brightly!! IF I forgot to thank you, THANK YOU!!

This is a really great breakdown of what's going on in this tune. You're lessons are awesome - love your explanations of the theory/context around how the part is constructed or fit together (as opposed to just showing the notes.) Great tone too.

It just makes my day better when you upload a new video thank you Ian

"You rip and you rip and you have fun and you just go and you play with confidence." Know what people? He's right! If you do what he shows you, you'll be busting off half hour No Quarter solos in no time! Here's the lesson video we've been waiting a long time for. He's a good guide. Thank you, Mister Man!

Great education on the some of the most influential rock guitarists out there, Ian! The showcasing of these guys' techniques is linking me to the past and honing my ear. I might get into Led Zeppelin yet.

I downloaded the chart for this. I recommend it. Thanks for this very interesting tutorial. Especially how Page used major scales for the fast runs.

Ton of energy. Love it.

Complimented you on many things and this video is chock full of things deserving even more. But one I gotta say. Your video quality is great and especially the colors. Gold, purple, green. It’s like you have a production designer.

Amazing how much confidence Jimmy Page has when playing improv on stage. That’s a reason why he’s a guitar god. Patience and confidence are great tools to have. Great lesson, thanks!

@misterd.2250

2 жыл бұрын

@adam doesn’t matter if he’s the best guitarist, i’ve heard technically better players sound a lot worst. It’s all about the emotion and the imagine it paints in the head of the listener.

@misterd.2250

2 жыл бұрын

@adam lol what I said is not even hippie sounding, who are you lmao name me one bad Led Zeppelin solo. Ur hating for no reason, Jimmy is a god ur bugging out.

@yeti1002

8 ай бұрын

​@@misterd.2250yes , good point ☝️.

This is a super cool lesson, man. I hope you keep doing “in the mind of” break downs like this. It’s really valuable to see how it’s all put together like that.

Awesome! Brilliant roadmap! Once you start putting these concepts together doors start flying open!

Wow, that's some lesson. Think I'll have to watch it a few times. I've been with you for some time so not lost but I've got some work to do on this one.

The way I approached this solo was with the A minor including all the boxes, but now that you mention the key is in C And add all those notes from the c major, I realized I was doing that without knowing Because a minor is the relative major scale to the c Wow :0

Great video. Love it

On that MSG 1973 solo he hits a really cool sounding chord somewhere in with all that meandering that always gets my attention when I listen to it.

That was AWESOME !! I’m subbed !

I can't thank you enough Ian. I first tried guitar at 33 yrs old. always wanted to play. bought accoustic and electric epiphone les paul back in 1997. i learnt basic chords and basic songs but was always in awe of mates who could pick the epi up and rip up and down it . how did they do that i asked myself. well life etc the electric stayed in its case from 1997 until the arrival of the covid mayhem. time on my hands but now 56 i picked the accoustic back up first then i learnt why i could not play lead guitar. i had no music knowledge . so from covid to now i have learnt the missing theory. between your channel and 1 other i can now play something audible and musical. small steps. Cannot thank you enough. love it when the Les Paul comes out in your videos. I was 15 and saw the film ..The song remains the same at flea pit . always wanted to play like Mr Page and at least now i got a yellow brick road path to follow. take a bow Ian. big wave from across the pond.

You are just on fire! This lesson is awesome. That PDF you provided is incredibly helpful and not just for this lesson. Your two Crazy Fingers Lessons were great. And the idea you floated about Jerry Masterclass. Wow. Whatever has generated this enthusiasm and energy, keep it up.

@johnsmits2494

3 жыл бұрын

You’re one of those players who at a bar people would look over and stop what they’re doing. I know like 50% what you teach, but you are perfect and you realize the dynamics necessary to avoid staleness. I rarely see anybody like you on KZread or anywhere. I’m sure you’re a big inspiration to your students. Yes Jimmy could be sloppy but there is plenty of spectacular solos live in 73’.

This was a cool breakdown. Makes me appreciate that live solo so much more.

The advise in this video is rock solid! I applied the same techniques to a Jam Track I created based upon When the Levee Breaks and this has really added value to my improvisational jams.

Extremely helpful video!!! Thank you!!

Stitch i understand everything you are saying. That's huge accomplishment for me. I wish I could find an instructor like you for 1 or 2 sessions to tighten me up. Ive been playing for a long time but in the 3 months or so I've been watching your videos I have exponentially increased my skill level. Too bad I'm old and don't play in bands anymore.

This is the exact video im looking for. Thank you!

Your observations and understanding is helpful. Thank you sir.

I took this advice and played great tonight. Thank you man. Btw, your playing over this sounded like carlos santana covering no quarter with the dead lol. Was awesome man. Your bends were perfect, I need to work on mine.

Well presented. Thank you!

Thanks! I love this video and your encouraging demeanor.

Love ur in the mind of videos!!!

excellent my friend loved this instruction / lesson. refreshing.

Wow, great lesson🤘🏼

You're great at explain....stuff. Enjoyable video. I would imagine Jimmy would get a kick outta hearing you try to understand how his brain works when playing.

This is a really good video ... thanks !

great lesson and en·thu·si·asm!

subscribed. GREAT lesson, a lot of concepts made easy to understand. Thanks

Awesome lesson man. I needed the "confidence" talk. I shall go try to do some shredding.

JAMES SCOTT NICHOLSON, ONTARIO, CANADA 🇨🇦 AWESOME LESSON,It’s about time someone is showing practical use of the penta boxes.I have never had so much fun learning until this.I COULD NOT BELIEVE THE ENJOYMENT I GOT,PLUS MY MIND BEING FLOODED WITH SO MANY DIFFERENT CONCEPTS,USING THE C MAJOR SCALE STARTING ON (D) I kept rewinding the lesson,so I was kinda trying to do a call & answer thing with you. If you played high, I would play a low register. IN SHORT,PLEASE KEEP UP ON THIS TYPE OF LESSON,TUNS OF KNOWLEDGE, AND EXTREMELY FUN.WIN WIN TOP-LEFT ♥️

unfortunately when Jimmy remastered The Song Remains The Same soundtrack he edited the solo to match the film. If you can find the original mix, you can hear the band really build the solo section.

Thank you for your lessons!

Kudos to you my man I really appreciate your videos

Great info! I am building my own version of it. Gotta get the Led out.

I like this dude awesome video im interested in learning more about guitar this guy makes it interesting thanks man wish you well

This is full of FANTASTIC ideas. I just tried it on the really fast - for me! - section of 'The Lemon song' and it works!

thank you for another great video!!

I like your intro regarding just being yourself. Learning styles and riffs early on but free forming in between. Eventually your in key no matter what the chords are and you have a style and reach heights other people reach by practicing meditation.

Awesome lesson man

Superb analysis Stitch, the 73 solo is amazing, thank you for unlocking no quarter's secrets

my fave guitarist...just a rock star personified

I'll never be that good on guitar, or any other style of making music, but I have a really good ear, and no quarter is one of my favorite songs of all time.... You are awesome. Thanks for the info, you are classic...

Great vid. Like your teaching style. I'm sure you'll hit 500K subscribers soon.

Sweet tone man!!

Awesome. Thanks, man.

Though Ive been a sub for a long time, this video more than any other just hammers home your method of teaching, structure, why when over learning note for note solos, I thought your lesson on since Ive been loving you was outstanding, this one has no adjectives.....Im an intermediate to advanced player and I absorbed more in this lesson about no quarter than ever before...you teach how to play with purpose...congrats and this sub is now a zealot!!

@StichMethodGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated and very glad you enjoyed it!

AWESOME

Man where have you been all my life, you are my Jimmy GURU!!

Always pick up a little technique from every video! Keep them coming.

Thanks dude. Pretty cool but a little over my head as yet. I'm gonna come back and learn the easier stuff first, but there were some clues from this vid. Thanks again.

Your soloing is really very awesome too!

After they recorded the album version they slowed the whole track down a half step for effect. Love the lessons, thank you.

Dude you are a beast, love that I discovered your channel

The 7/28/1973 (TRST cut) has the best solo on No Quarter. But most of the 1973 tour where very good. But the best jam was in 6/23/1977. No Quarter is a masterpiece. Listen to the bootlegs.

@jeffreylorien6687

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. It's sick.

@bobdillon1138

3 жыл бұрын

CD version is the best not the movie version.

Great lesson

You're a great guitar player and a great motivator.

Hi man just found ur channel and this octave run has blown my mind

Beautiful

JP did a lot of Dorian solos in his early LZ recordings. That was the first thing I noticed when I first took some of his playings apart.

Live version, YAY! ✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶

Love it

There's a amazing amount of C Major linked marerial in the Jimmy Page collection. If you've ever listened to the old blues collections,most EVERY song is in the Key of C, (I suspect that has to do with Horn Sections) and it explains why C is his favorite key center. THAT was the music Page, Clapton and Beck grew up with. Great lesson...the 1973 S.R.T.S. live No Quarter is the ONLY version I can listen to, but the one on the remaster... ain't it! After all, they DID admit on the cover info, that the songs might have been "combined" versions with a disclaimer.

Excellent happy fathers day!!

This video is absolutely incredible!! can you do dazed and confused soloing/heartbreaker soloing next? Peace and love from canada

MSG 1973 the song remains the same. Greatest live performance and album ever made.

You’re great !

@StichMethodGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

No, You’re Great!

My damn sake im so glad i discovered your channel. You are more my age so you get it when it comes to great INFLUENTIAL guitar players and thier styles. I also just subscribed and look forward to more great lessons. Keep em coming STITCH. 🔥🔥🐹🐹💙💜💚😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍🎵🎼🎼🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸