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I'd still recommend Nousche's vol 1 at DC Music School. At first I was going to mention Benji's free course but he plays the rhythm slightly differently. Nousche's lesson has slow-mo footage of his right hand at work. Plus, there's also earlier chapters where he breaks down technique, pick attack, etc. However, vol 3 is where he actually plays the tune, indeed, so...
Go with what you like.
That one is good, Buco. Here's another explosive version:
I have always had a love-hate relationship with this song since I am never really happy how I play the beat. I think it did help me to try to play the rhythm to this one over a metronome. Gives an additional perspective that I think allowed me to play it a bit better.