GREAT videos! I'm not even a drummer (I play guitar), but I sat here and watched your entire video about the "2:35 fill" during "I Can't Quit You Baby". I absolutely love that fill, and I air-drum it every time I hear it. For what it's worth (a guitar player's dumb opinion), I think you're right about the bass drum in that fill. It does sound naked without it. Damn. Now I wanna dig my drums out of storage.

The closest pedal I've seen, by far, is the Strymon El Capistan. Quite pricey, though it's worth every penny

Evster has it right on the money! But, if you're still interested in the tab, here is a fairly accurate version of it: Led Zeppelin - San Francisco Solo Tab Hope this helps! -Jason

CONSEQUENCES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME.

My father was at this show.

Welcome to the forum, Astrosmoke! I used to live in Wrightwood for seventeen years before moving to Vegas.

That is indeed an MXR Phase 90 pedal. The black coloring on it is tape used to secure the pedal to the stage so it wont move around.

Here is a photo of the pedals under Jonesy's Fender Rhodes:

When Jonsey was playing keys, mandolin, or guitar, he played the bass with his feet using bass pedals. They're basically a set of enlarged piano keys which can be played with the feet. When stepped on, they play the bass note. Watch the video at around 5:50. You can see Jonsey make good use of his bass pedals.

Wow! I'm a bit ashamed to say this, but this is the first time I've ever heard of the color-able inner sleeve of ITTOD. Would anybody happen to have a picture of this? I can't seem to find one online, and my copy of the album was lost in a flood (ironically enough).

For Your Life. O,O,O,O,O,O,Y

Custard Pie. G,S,D,B,G,L,T

Great minds think alike! I've been doing the same thing with one of my acoustic guitars until I save up enough money for a mandolin. I've been "mandolinizing" my Kramer Ferrington, which has a nice cutaway, which makes the higher frets easier to play with.

From just the video alone, I definitely like the Dunlop Cry Baby Classic a lot more. For me, the Vox is too shallow and doesn't have as nice of a wah range as the Dunlop has. The Dunlop certainly has more of a Jimmy sound and vibe than the Vox does. Just my two cents.

I went through every song, and found more to add to the slide list: Your Time is Gonna Come Tangerine That's The Way Bron-Y-Aur Stomp The Rain Song Trampled Underfoot Sick Again We're Gonna Groove That's all I could come up with! -Jason