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

A Led Zeppelin classic: a quick look at the way i play the elements of this great tune.......thanks for watching!

guitar - Collings 360

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[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

[tonedr]

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

dale

[golfdom1987]

Very helpful!

[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

[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

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