What Is And What Should Never Be Guitar Lesson - Led Zeppelin - Chords
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Released in 1969 on Led Zeppelin II, "What Is And What Should Never Be" quickly became known as one of Led Zeppelin's most psychedelic songs.
In this What Is And What Should Never Be guitar lesson, I will show you how to play all the chords, riffs and solos found in this great Led Zeppelin classic.
The two opening chords along with Robert Plant's phased vocals create a very dreamlike effect. That serenity is shattered very quickly though with Jimmy Page's Les Paul fueled bombastic guitar riff.
In fact, this track marks one of the first times that Jimmy Page recorded with his soon-to-become trademark Gibson Les Paul.
Within this huge sounding riff lies a repeating rhythmic pattern. Make sure you follow the video lesson closely as I point out this pattern. After you have the pattern down it is as simple as playing it on each of the descending chords.
The very end of the song contains an iconic Led Zeppelin riff that starts out a cappella. This riff is then joined by the full band shortly thereafter. This closing riff uses some very Hendrix inspired chord voicings that are played with a lot of power! Try to get the timing of those chords precise! That can be difficult to do when there is so much space between the chord hits.
In the second video lesson I will show you how to play Jimmy Page's slide guitar solo.
Just like the rest of "What Is And What Should Never Be", the guitar solo starts out very serene then launches into a very heavy rock feel. The solo then returns to it's dreamlike state for the very end.
This Jimmy Page guitar solo is simply put, masterfully composed, fitting the underlying guitar riffs perfectly.
So have fun sinking your teeth into this Led Zeppelin classic! It is a true masterpiece.. :)
Carl...
Check out my theory and technique channel! https://goo.gl/L9eY76
Take Lessons With Me! https://goo.gl/G6bdPJ
Follow GuitarLessons365 on Twitter! Twitter: guitarlessonscb
Please help support my lessons on Patreon. Patreon: guitarlessons365
Click here for ALL parts of this song in my Led Zeppelin playlist! Led Zeppelin
Released in 1969 on Led Zeppelin II, "What Is And What Should Never Be" quickly became known as one of Led Zeppelin's most psychedelic songs.
In this What Is And What Should Never Be guitar lesson, I will show you how to play all the chords, riffs and solos found in this great Led Zeppelin classic.
The two opening chords along with Robert Plant's phased vocals create a very dreamlike effect. That serenity is shattered very quickly though with Jimmy Page's Les Paul fueled bombastic guitar riff.
In fact, this track marks one of the first times that Jimmy Page recorded with his soon-to-become trademark Gibson Les Paul.
Within this huge sounding riff lies a repeating rhythmic pattern. Make sure you follow the video lesson closely as I point out this pattern. After you have the pattern down it is as simple as playing it on each of the descending chords.
The very end of the song contains an iconic Led Zeppelin riff that starts out a cappella. This riff is then joined by the full band shortly thereafter. This closing riff uses some very Hendrix inspired chord voicings that are played with a lot of power! Try to get the timing of those chords precise! That can be difficult to do when there is so much space between the chord hits.
In the second video lesson I will show you how to play Jimmy Page's slide guitar solo.
Just like the rest of "What Is And What Should Never Be", the guitar solo starts out very serene then launches into a very heavy rock feel. The solo then returns to it's dreamlike state for the very end.
This Jimmy Page guitar solo is simply put, masterfully composed, fitting the underlying guitar riffs perfectly.
So have fun sinking your teeth into this Led Zeppelin classic! It is a true masterpiece.. :)
Carl...
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