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Patreon: www.patreon.com/12footchain (tabs and chord charts on patreon)
Learn how to play Fool in the Rain, as performed by Led Zeppelin released on their 1979 final studio album "In Through the Out Door". A truly unique song arrangement for LZ standards, and Jimmy has some super interesting parts on this song. There are basically 3 electric guitar parts, and two 12 string acoustic parts.
The lesson covers all the electric and acoustic parts he plays in this song, and I'll spend some time talking about the octave fuzz effect that he uses on the solo. Many people say its the MXR Blue Box, but Jimmy Page himself says otherwise (he says he used an "Octavider" which is different from the Blue Box). I'll use a blue box on here and also an alternate method with a Fulltone Fuzz pedal running into a Boss OC3 Super Octave.
Gear used in this video (if you purchase via these links I will earn a small commission):
Gibson Les Paul Classic imp.i114863.net/Vy5mAk (mine is actually a 2011 R8)
1985 Yamaha FG 460-S 12-string Acoustic (here's modern equivalent - sweetwater.sjv.io/ZQXZzk)
Fulltone Ultimate Octave (tome 10 o'clock, fuzz 2 o'clock, fat fuzz switch)
Boss OC3 Super Octave (Oct 2 mode, oct 2 at 3 o'clock, direct level 3 o'clock
MXR Blue Box: sweetwater.sjv.io/3e1OMK (level and blend at 5 o'clock)
TC Elec. Hall of Fame Reverb: imp.i114863.net/5bdEX2 (plate setting)
Into 1963 Fender Bassman, Vol 5.5, Treble 6, Bass 7, Presence 6
Fryette Power Station 2 attenuator
00:00 Introduction / What to Expect
01:47 Getting your tone
03:16 Lesson - Primary Electric Rhythm Guitar part
05:15 Lead Guitar section - G Mixolydian scale approach
09:34 How Jimmy got that Fuzz low octave effect
11:06 Demo of MXR Script blue box
12:58 Demo of Fulltone Fuzz into Boss OC-3
13:34 Lesson - Guitar Solo - option 1
18:30 Lesson - Guitar Solo - option 2
20:13 Back to back comparison demo of both fuzz octave effects
21:30 Lesson - Outro electric guitar
24:26 Lesson - Acoustic 12 string - verse parts
26:35 Lesson - Acoustic 12 string - outro part
28:57 Final thoughts
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Date of upload: Apr 19, 2024 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 69 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I was 18 when this album came out. My friends asked me what I thought. I said I thought John Paul Jones was the major influence on the album. I'm 62 now and so glad you said the same thing.
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I used a blue box when the band I was in did the song in 1981, I got the MXR in 1980 at my local music store, nobody had bought it in a year so he gave it to me for 25 bucks...sounded great... occasionally the sub octave would sound like it was ping ponging, not staying underneath...but very infrequently...love the lesson...way back then I was twenty in 1980 when ITTOD came out...we also did Caroselambra and All of My Love, great album.
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Statospheres above my level! But fascinating and great to watch and learn. Anything Jimmy Page related will always be appreciated. Cheers!
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Holy cow man, I think you’ve been reading my mind. Been thinking about this song a bit lately. Please keep any other stray info you pick up from my noggin to yourself.
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Just gonna say right off the bat. I love it!
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One of my fav zeppelin songs
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Nice one Doug! Always have loved his solo on it. That Blue Box is an acquired taste for a pedal haha
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Yet another stellar lesson and playing lesson. Thank you.
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Thank you!
You are the only person to show "tabs" properly. For some reason people have flipped them so they always show low e in the wrong place unless you play a left handed guitar
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Great ear and fantastic execution. Well played
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Magic lesson. Thank you.
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I picked this album up on cassette when it first came out and played the crap out of it in my car.
I always thought it was some of the best Led Zeppelin ever and I still think that.
I read somewhere decades ago that Jimmy hated this record. Most of the stuff was already finished and he came in later to lay his parts over the top.
I think Robert Plant's Principal Of Moments is in this album's style too.
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Thanks a lot man! Good lesson, good tips.
Jimmy
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i like all of these lessons. thanks, doug!
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Audio n visual are very good!
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Like the home base approach ! that's how i dig deeper into these great groves PLUS remember fret board economics" if Your running all over the place its mostly wrong" great players conserve energy
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Amazing 🤩 thanks so much for making this 🎉
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MxR is my favorite effects company.Love your channel always cool
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Your channel is so fun
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@muanjoca
4 weeks ago
This has always been my favorite Page solo. It just sounds like he’s having a great time playing it. Great lesson 🤘
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