What Is and What Should Never Be (tutorial) - cover by Tonedr

[MatiasLD87]

this is GREAT, mate. I was listening the goddamn song a thousand times and can't get the chorus right. Cheers from Argentina and thank you :)

[tonedr]

appreciate you giving this a look and thanks for your kind post - all the best with your music!

dale

[lekaveman]

you are a great teacher i hope you stay on youtube for a long time 

[tonedr]

thanks for giving this a look and i greatly appreciate you kind post - all the best with your music!

dale

[jobuhercules]

Well done!!

[tonedr]

thanks for watching....all the best with your music!

dale

[golfdom1987]

Very helpful!

[tonedr]

thanks for watching....all the best with your music!

dale

[phase901]

Hi Mr. ToneDr that was awesome but I'm just a lowly bass-player trying to help a guitar-player play the end of this and was wondering what you would use for the harmonic spelling of these end-part / fade-out chords? I told him this was what I thought they traditionally called chord-melody. I've got E9th, E [ 3rd high-note ]

A 9th [ B high ] A - C# high and then same thing with D and G chords 2 frets down is this close. I also believe there may have been a Maestro Echoplex

in the signal path

[tonedr]

thanks for giving this a listen...much appreciated! Good question i'll try to answer at least in part - the ending of this tune is a series of two notes played together commonly called a Dyad or double stop. All the best with your music,

dale

[TheSupremeGenius]

NICE! Thank you.

[tonedr]

thanks for checking it out.....all the best with your music!

dale

[jellyfishsquid]

Sounds good! What amp/effects are we using?

[tonedr]

Headstrong Lil King....thanks for watching!

[Ondelay]

thanks, this is a help

great song, and I like how you switch from neck to bridge for the parts

[tonedr]

sure appreciate you watching.....all the best with your playing!

dale

[xr650r01]

thank you Doctor! Lesson well done and of course the tune speaks for itself!

[tonedr]

thanks for checking it out and i appreciate the kind post - all the best with your music!

dale

[markmusicman]

I like when you say your second finger still stays planted, but I think you should change it to, your second finger still stays Robert Planted. Nice lessons man!

[tonedr]

wish I'd thought of that! Thanks for the post - keep rockin,

dale

[memopage]

I'm so happy!! I finally got this song right all my life wanted to play it. I had an idea but your video really showed me the way. It is so beautiful i'm going to play it all night long, thank you, much appreciated greetings from Mexico City !!!!!

[tonedr]

great to hear you love this tune....man it's a great one! All the best with your music and thanks for the kind post!

dale

[bigjimmyplays]

Very cool, thanks for the lesson. Hope to add more of your lessons/songs

[tonedr]

thanks for checking it out and all the best with your music!

dale

[Musikman511]

Fabulous lesson. I'm a newbie to your posts but you've made me a solid fan. Thanks for the post and keep them coming!!!

[tonedr]

you are kind & I greatly appreciate your kind post - please know if I can help in any way you just need to get in touch....keep rockin!

dale

[MonkeyWildCat]

Excellent Lesson! This really helped a lot! Thanks!

[tonedr]

sure appreciate you watching and thanks for the kind post - all the best with your music!

dale

[dpwow95]

This is brilliant, i didnt feel lost once and it might be nice for you to know that im a bass player! And i figured out the bass and thought i might give the guitar a go, i tried doing it my self and got the verse right, but you showed me the chorus and the ending, which i love. Thankyou very much.

[tonedr]

greatly appreciate the kind post & thanks for checking out the video - all the best with your music!

dale

[jkilcull]

What kind of guitar  is that?

[tonedr]

a Collings 360 - has mini-humbuckers - thanks for watching!

dale

[MovieManMe3]

As a compliment, I must to say that you look VERY similar to Kyle Gass from Tenacious D.

[tonedr]

I'll take that compliment....thanks! Appreciate you checking out the video - all the best!

dale

[elpepiux]

Thanks for the lesson. It helped on some parts. The opening two-chord sequence of the verses, though, may be A13 (open A and high E strings) to E9 in the fifth position (open E strings). If you look closely at live video of Page, you'll see he's in the fifth, not first, position.

[tonedr]

thanks for the post and contribution and insight - thanks for watching!

dale

[tonedr]

Thanks for watching & I appreciate your kind post!

[mbinlosangeles]

Great song, great lesson as always - thanks!

[tonedr]

thanks for watching - all the best with your music!

dale

[legarm94]

Very nice! Thanks.

[tonedr]

thanks for watching - all the best with your music!

dale

[Lesocaster]

One of my favorite Zeppelin songs. Great tutorial.

[tonedr]

i appreciate you watching - all the best with your music!

dale

[ledfreakinzeppelin68]

I love love love this song. I'm so glad you posted this! I don't have a slide, but I'm playing it anyway :)

[tonedr]

It is a great song!! Thanks for watching the video & keep rockin!

dale

[gage816]

Great cover. I appreciate the clear instructions. Nice crunchy tone. Very faithful to the original.

[tonedr]

thanks for your very kind feedback and taking your time to watch - all the best with your music!!

dale

[TIEZepp]

Really thanks for the video, now i can make a cover of this song! =D=D

[tonedr]

hope you enjoy working it up and thanks for watching!

dale

[gibbymy335]

tonedr,

You have an uncanny knack for playing all the classic rock songs that I also love and grew up listening to! I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to your videos with you and your son playing! I know you have got to get a kick out of playing and jamming with your son! I gotta tell you that I envy you with all of your awesome Collings Electrics and Acoustics! Man they are fanastic sounding and playing Guitars without a doubt!

I sent you a PM!

Mac Baker

[tonedr]

Hello Mac! Sure is kind of you to watch the videos and your post is greatly appreciated. Wish we could play some of the 'classics' together - brings back some great memories for sure - all the best with your music!

dale

[DaRealRaymix]

As always, you're good teacher and player, thanks for sharing your talent.

[tonedr]

thanks for taking time to watch.....hope all is good sir!

dale

[chadthetarponslayer]

INFORMATIVE!!!

[tonedr]

thanks for watching!

[marvelboy04]

what gear are you using?

[tonedr]

Collings 360 into a Princeton - Fulldrive

[marecan1]

Its great to see someone who is very knowledgable, who provides quality instruction videos of the great classic tunes. Rock on man!

[tonedr]

thanks for your kind post.....very appreciated. all the best with your music!

dale

[1ftwftw]

right on man---great as always!!!

[tonedr]

really appreciate you watching - hope all is good!

dale

[Dicedrum]

Man I love these tutorials, not so much for the valuable information--because I have no idea what you're talking about:-)

More because people may better understand some of the dynamics that go into these overlooked classics. You do these songs justice! Rock on man! Dice

[tonedr]

hello friend! Sure hope you guys are doing well.....your kind post is greatly appreciated!! My only questions is where are today's classics? Sure makes these good old tunes even better doesn't it.

best to you guys,

dale

[Dicedrum]

Yes unfortunately; today's classics will probably be based on album sales alone. where some of the classics that we think of may have never had one minute of radio time. It was the songs you found by accident, on an album that you bought totally for another song(the one on the radio), that are the classics I love the most.

[gazoscreek]

Very comprehensive lesson Dale. Thank you.

[tonedr]

thanks for taking your time to check it out - i hope you and your gang are all good!

dale

[tonedr]

hello sir, hope you are doing great - thanks for checking this out!

your friend,

dale

[loveguitars]

5 Stars

[tonedr]

hello friend! thanks for the kind rating....hope this finds you well,

dale

[dschenk952]

Great lesson, Dale, and a great cover by you and your son. Very nice.

Thanks, for posting.

D

[tonedr]

hello friend, hope all is good! Thanks so much for watching,

dale

[deighbo]

another fine lesson!!

[tonedr]

thanks for watching - best,

dale

[B0sc0e]

nice one, dale!

[tonedr]

sure appreicate you checking it out - hope all is good!

dale

[cheezyridr]

man, nice choice. i know alot of people think zep has been overdone by the classic rock stations, but i sure hope you'll do some more.

[tonedr]

i appreciate you giving this a look - i do hope to do some more LZ.....thanks again,

dale

[elevn7]

nice one Dale, great lesson.

can't go wrong w/ a classic Led Zep tune. ;)

Recently caught a bit of Jimmy Page

on a Dvd called 'this might get loud"

or something like that. It had The Edge on it also from U2. Pretty cool from what I saw.

[tonedr]

yes i've seen that i loved it! Great to see Page so 'up close.' Thanks for your kind post,

dale