Led Zeppelin Style Chords and Scales Riff
July 4, 2011 1 CommentJimmy Page would often mix chords and scales to add color to his playing and fill out the sound of Led Zeppelin. Here’s a way he might use this technique.
Jimmy Page would often mix chords and scales to add color to his playing and fill out the sound of Led Zeppelin. Here’s a way he might use this technique.
Here’s another riff to practice combining chords and scales. This time it’s in the style of acoustic legend Neil Young
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