Guitar Lesson: "Good Times Bad Times" by Led Zeppelin

Hi, I am Bob from Toronto, Canada. This guitar lesson is about how to play “Good Times, Bad Times” by Led Zeppelin. Starts off at the VII fret position, it is the E chord. So, that be like the fifth string, VII fret and extremes are on the IX fret. And the top open string as well. So, that is, [Demonstration] You play it five times. [Demonstration] Next is the main riff which is played like, [Demonstration] The way you that is play it is the same chord as the beginning E chord. [Demonstration] Then slide that down, the same pattern, slide it down two frets to the D position. So, you play the fifth string, V fret; [Demonstration] Fourth string, VII fret; [Demonstration] Third string, VII fret; [Demonstration] Fourth string, VII fret; [Demonstration] Third string, VII fret; [Demonstration] Fourth string, VII fret; [Demonstration] Then to the fifth string, V fret; [Demonstration] Fourth string, IV fret; [Demonstration] VII fret; [Demonstration] And to the fifth string, IV fret. Again, give a vibrato there. [Demonstration] V fret; [Demonstration] VI fret. [Demonstration] So, once again. [Demonstration] Play that six times and just the chords of the Chorus which is A; [Demonstration] G; [Demonstration] D; [Demonstration] A; [Demonstration] G; [Demonstration] D; [Demonstration] Then it is B; [Demonstration] A; [Demonstration] E; [Demonstration] And B. [Demonstration] Into the middle riff which is played at as an F# power chord. That is a top string, II fret; fifth string, IV fret; play it twice; [Demonstration] And as to the middle two strings, middle two strings XI fret. [Demonstration] Pull off to the middle two strings to IX fret; [Demonstration] And back to XI fret. [Demonstration] Then slide down to the again, the middle two strings, IV fret. [Demonstration] Pull off to the II fret, middle two strings. [Demonstration] Do that twice. [Demonstration] So once again, that little riff slowly. [Demonstration] Puts up the regular speed, [Demonstration] You play that riff eight times. Then, it goes to the Chorus which is played one full tone higher than the first time, starts at B; [Demonstration] A; [Demonstration] E; [Demonstration] B; [Demonstration] A; [Demonstration] E; [Demonstration] C#, which in the IX fret position; [Demonstration] D; [Demonstration] F#; [Demonstration] And C#. [Demonstration] And for the first guitar solo, once I show the solo in this real patch, you play the background E chord; [Demonstration] D; [Demonstration] A. [Demonstration] So, it is. [Demonstration] Like that. You play that Eight times. Then it goes back to the Chorus again. Starts at A; [Demonstration] G; [Demonstration] D; [Demonstration] A; [Demonstration] G; [Demonstration] D; [Demonstration] Then, B; [Demonstration] A; [Demonstration] E; [Demonstration] And B. [Demonstration] Then the song ends with the first riff which is, [Demonstration] And that is plays over and until the songs fades. I have tabs with this lesson on my guitar lesson website, www.bobsguitarlessons.50megs.com. Well, thanks for watching.