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An acoustic guitar lesson on how to play “Over the Hills and Far Away” by Led Zeppelin.
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richat1
May 16, 2020I already get plenty of pulling off practice
John Trep
May 16, 2020Finally someone who plays the timing of the intro accurately. This is the best lesson of this song on YouTube. I've watched over half a dozen of them and half dont have the timing right.
Dominic Cavallo
May 16, 2020I love you Christy bigornia!!! Even though you don't and won't ever love me
wtfgoogle
May 16, 2020I always thought this was played on a 12 string guitar.
mark huggins
May 16, 2020Damn. I thought I knew it and then I watched your tutorial. Well done sir!
nathan b
May 16, 202017:31
Robin Muir
May 16, 2020Great lesson.
michael york
May 16, 2020BTW have you ever listened to The Ancient from Tales From Topographic Oceans by Yes? The ending has an acoustic piece that is SUBLIME
michael york
May 16, 2020The speed up is the best part when you're playing, you can feel the intensity rising and it takes all my will not to start swinging the neck around. Thank You Jimmy Paige, and You Sir.
I also love the staccato notes, and the crisp hard alternate strums, I suppose this song is all about not getting too carried away when you play and then get sloppy! OK I'll shut up and play now
JM M
May 16, 2020Thanks for posting…this single song inspired me to want to learn how to play guitar. Friend played it and I thought it sounded so cool so he taught me how. It wasn't easy but I remember practicing a lil everyday. Here I am almost 40 years later still playing and I'm pretty good.
Jordan Ebacher
May 16, 2020Welp. It turns out I've been playing this song wrong for about seven years,,,,or actually maybe he is playing it wrong. or maybe its a mix of both of us playing different parts/chords wrong… guess only Page would know for sure.
G l
May 16, 2020Before playing this I find my self a lady that's got the love I need. Awesome lesson my friend.
Ethan Ferro
May 16, 2020Best lesson for this song on youtube by a long shot. Thanks so much !
PINKSANTANA
May 16, 2020i play on 12 stings ovation and that super …thx my friends
PINKSANTANA
May 16, 2020le kiff grave
Auden’s Radio and entertainment
May 16, 2020You are amazing
Jeffrey Schmoldt
May 16, 2020I have played it for years I never new 2 things you did. Great job…with the timing either you have it or don't lol. My favorite zep tune
Guillaume
May 16, 2020Is This In Standard Tunning? sorry for asking
PINKSANTANA
May 16, 2020t es le meilleur mon pote …..
mike Duck
May 16, 2020Great lesson for sure
Random
May 16, 2020God I love your lessons they’re 100% accurate. I’m a long time fan and student of yours. Thanks 🙏 So much….can you PLEASE tease us “that’s the way” by Zeppelin??
bmfbbmfb
May 16, 2020wow your mic setup has really improved
Jules
May 16, 2020Love, love, love this
lobito3000able
May 16, 2020Wheres the rest of the song?
BRIZER CORBZ
May 16, 2020❤️🤟🏴
Rafael Leme
May 16, 2020It's not so hard, or it's the best lesson for this music ever
driveman
May 16, 2020Before playing this, I've found it very helpful to walk over a hill, one that's pretty far away.
EC6797
May 16, 2020Far out! Thanks great lesson!
NotGary Bear
May 16, 2020Are you CRROW?
John R
May 16, 2020You don’t get much more perfect than this
Samuel Valenzuela
May 16, 2020The Led Zeppelin most beautiful song together with Ten years gone
Raoul Duke
May 16, 2020You can only imagine how insanely good with the guitar Page must've been to have come up with this tune. Great lesson, cheers mate
paulj0557
May 16, 2020One night out of the blue I nailed figuring this one out note for note by myself without the recording to listen to, or having heard it in at least a year. I love it when that happens! Just shows how much we focus on Pages playing. Me since age 12 in 1977. Three months later I got my first guitar. 200 bucks for a nice original condition 1964 Gibson LG-0 [zero] All mahogany parlor size acoustic guitar. The absolute perfect instrument for beginners. Sounds more intimate than it's spruce wood counterpart LG-0 guitar (which my mom has had since 1957-58'). Who knows though. My older brother is an accomplished bluegrass flatpicker and began 5-6 years before me on that spruce LG-0. He taught me bluegrass in my first two years, and I gravitated toward baroque styles. The tone of the mahogany parlor size guitar with steel strings is so beautiful, more like you are gypsy with a lute in the forest. So playing anything sophisticated sounds as though it is being written under your fingers for the first time. Great for inspiring every player! I can testify as to the importance of BEGINNING your journey into music with a great instrument! Either LG-0 fits that bill more than a big dreadnought acoustic any day!
Andrei Stoica
May 16, 2020Maximum respect for you dude !
allen martinez
May 16, 2020Robert plant coming in at end of your demo got me! I was singing along and then plant comes in to rock it with me, nice bro,nice…
John Clayton
May 16, 2020Amazing 😉
LEAD BELLY
May 16, 2020Just noticed the name of your channel…!
LEAD BELLY
May 16, 2020Goooood lesson,also love the black background.
Matty D
May 16, 2020Thank you so much for this video! This is one of my favorite songs to play and you helped me understand Jimmys timing a lot better as well as helped me with the chords before Robert enters with his vocals. Great job and thanks again!!!