How to play Ramble On - Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin Acoustic Guitar Lesson

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Here is a great song for working on your strumming hand. It's pretty much non-stop from start to finish.

Jimmy Page is a superb acoustic guitarist and Ramble On is testament to that.

I've broken it down into the various sections, and play each chord note by note so you can pick them out.

I hope you enjoy it and find it usefl, and thanks for watching.

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