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Whole Lotta Love" is a song by English rock band Led Zeppelin. It is the opening track on the band's second album, Led Zeppelin II, and was released as a single in 1969.
In 2004, the song was ranked number 75 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
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• Led Zepplin
Released
7 November 1969
Studio
Olympic, London
Genre
Hard rock, Blues rock, Pop, Rock
Length - 5:33
Label
Atlantic
Songwriter(s)
John Bonham Willie Dixon John Paul Jones Jimmy Page Robert Plant
Producer(s) -Jimmy Page
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@henriettaskolnick4445 Год назад

A "back door man" was an old blues term for the guy your woman was cheating with - he left out the back door when you came in the front door. Guitarist Jimmy Page would occasionally play his guitar with a violin bow, however he didn't use one during this song. Instead, the strange noises was created by an oscillating device called a Theremin.

@ANDYJOE97 Год назад

Ya beat me, to it, led zepplin was know for covering and reworking old blues songs, which got them serious hot water with the copyright issues espcially with the willie dixon estate

@gloriaswanson3771 Год назад

And all this time I thought it meant something else 😢😢😢😢

@henriettaskolnick4445 Год назад

@@wesfroman4902 yes, ex-Army husband (before we married) told me "Jody" cadences and annecdotes.

@ojs94bronco43 Год назад

Could also be hitting it from behind 😂

@ContrarianCorner Год назад

@@gloriaswanson3771 Lol! Henrietta is correct, but LZ was playing recently enough to know the contemporary meaning too. I'm sure they had a lot of fun with the double entendre. You keep your fantasies alive! ; )

@norahdenovan8658 Год назад

Back door man had a different meaning back then, Led Zeppelin are the best rock band ever, it was the 70’s 😁

@MrGlastar1 3 месяца назад

THE DOORS...Jim Morrison..wrote a song. BACK DOOR MAN! But that was funny! ;)

@reality1958 Год назад

When rock n roll was king and Led Zeppelin were gods

@robertarnold7187 Год назад

Not only one of the greatest all time rock songs, but the best rock band of all time.

@williamdavis600 Год назад

Amen

@juliemanarin4127 Год назад

This is the greatest band in history! Try their live performances...unbelievably good! They never made a bad song...seriously!

@julienmarquet8612 Год назад

FINALLY! SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTAND, THEY WERE BETTER ON STAGE! The studio versions were only a point of start, to make their songs evolve, by improvising night after night! It's what Page explained, and it's clear when you listen to them live! They're giving so much more, than in a shit studio! STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN in a studio, I feel like if it was flat, dead! But, if I watch the MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1973 'S VERSION, it's unbelievable! So alive! The perfection! I can't understand, why all the peoples, are only talking, and preferring the studio version! Ridiculous! All the great bands of the 60's,and 70's,were only alive, living, happy, on stage! Thank you! Peace from France 😂👍✌️🎸🇫🇷

@troyowens2903 Год назад

Ummm...life long Zeppelin fan...my favorite band!! But...The Crunge...shit song. But, one shit song out of an entire catalogue ain't bad...lol!!

@SirSSau Год назад

I have mixed feeling about them live, though I’ve only heard No Quarter (that was awesome) but their stairway to heaven live that I heard was terrible, it was all over the place like they were all playing to a different tempo or something.

@bobdam4478 Год назад

luv them but i say pink floyd is best ever

@julienmarquet8612 Год назад

@@bobdam4478 PINK floyd is a great band for sure, but, Hey BRO, ROGER WATERS AND DAVE GILMOUR, WERE FIGHTING ALL THE TIME! THAT'S WHY THEY SPLIT OFF! THEY NEVER GOT THE TELEPATHIC LINK, THAT LED ZEPPELIN GOT ! THAT'S WHY LED ZEP IS THE BETTER BAND OF ALL TIME! NO DÉBAT !

@Bevoe Год назад

G.O.A.T. It doesn’t get any better than Zeppelin.

@crystallane9962 Год назад

Best band of the 70's. Their drummer died in Sept of 1980.

@leostawicki7283 4 дня назад

Best Band Ever!

@mikenorton632 Год назад

Page used a Cello bow, which is slightly larger than a violin bow. This song came out in 1969 on their second album.

@velocitor3792 Год назад

I love these kids, saying "we've heard of Led Zeppelin"! Back when this came out, that would be like saying "we've heard of water"; this was HUGE. You couldn't NOT hear it!

@MrGlastar1 3 месяца назад

GREW UP, in a desert? :(

@GeorgiaPeach513 Год назад

This was not the Hair Spray days, that was the 80s. The hair was all natural and flowing

@carollittle1059 Год назад

They were the biggest band around. His voice is insane!!

@TwistedSither Год назад

Jimmy Page used a violin bow, beer bottle, or anything else he could find to coax new and interesting sounds from his guitar. That kind of innovation and experimentation is part of Led Zeppelin's mystique

@juliemanarin4127 Год назад

Actually live he used a Theramin!!

@pattyraczynski9566 Год назад

Im old now, but I saw them in concert twice in the 70’s. That was a privilege

@marthahykel2947 Год назад

I'm 68. And feel REALLY old some days. What a treasure we had to live in the 60s and 70s

@pattyraczynski9566 Год назад

@@marthahykel2947 , absolutely the best time to be alive!

@jimthompson4678 4 месяца назад

My mother saw them a couple times in the ‘70’s. One of the shows she was going to with a bunch of friends a couple didn’t show. She still has two tickets that were never used. I want the say they are from either Maddison Square garden or Boston Garden.

@pattyraczynski9566 4 месяца назад

@@jimthompson4678 , never heard of tickets not being used! Oh wow! She could have sold them. Scalpers were big back then.

@chrisholland6052 Год назад

This song redefined how bass was used in rock. Up till then, the bass line was mostly backup. Suddenly, bass became a whole lot more prevalent.

@axiomist4488 Год назад

You may not describe Beatles music as rock. Thats fine, but it was McCartney who brought bass to the front. By the time of Sgt Pepper, it was up front in every cut.

@jeansauvageau1742 Год назад

A whole lotta bass.

@Justicia007 7 месяцев назад

@@axiomist4488I've come to realize even though led Zeppelin and Queen are my favorite bands, the Beatles were geniuses who pioneered many different musical techniques. They deserve a lot of credit and they were the template for Zeppelin and Queen in a lot of ways.

@gaia_x_3322 Год назад

Speaking of a whole lotta love….it is said that the tops Robert Plant (vocals) wore on stage belonged to the woman he gave a whole lotta lov’in to the night before. “If you give me your shirt, I’ll wear it on stage.” ……and so he did! Whole Lotta Love was released in 1969 the beginning of their ten year run. Albums 1 & 2 were released in ‘69. John Bonham (drummer) died September 25, 1980 and he took the legendary band with him. There will never be another Led Zeppelin. Growing up in the 70’s, it was the only band I wanted to listen to. Hope you will experience more of the legacy they left behind. 🎶♥️🎶

@Kirkunik1 Год назад

This was the 60’s. The vibe then was something different than now. The raw sexuality of Robert Plant. Masterful musicians. Creating the new and pushed boundaries when the country was ripe for it. People were in a different head space then. I respect that you can appreciate the greatness anyway.

@cdfdesantis699 10 месяцев назад

Robert Plant - lead singer, one of the greatest voices in rock 'n' roll; Jimmy Page - one of the greatest guitar players of all time (that's he on the double guitar, as well); John Paul Jones - bass guitar, keyboards, & almost any other musical instrument ever invented; John Bonham - one of the greatest drummers of all time. Four absolute rock GODS. Thanks for your reaction.

@susanjones4904 Месяц назад

If you have ever seen The Big Bang Theory, Sheldon played that instrument, called a Theramin. Led Zeppelin did it all., Try Jon Bonham's iconic drum solo , called Moby Dick. Around 13:00 minutes. Absolutely fantastic, especially the live version.

@TheToyOdyssey Год назад

Great reaction. They don’t make music like this anymore.

@johnkelley7868 Год назад

the greatest band ever period

@dii6266 Год назад

Just like Jack Black said in his excellent Kennedy Center intro. Truth

@lookmanohands1966 Год назад

'Back door man' is a line off an old blues tune that refers to a man going out the back door of the woman's home as the man of the house enters the front door. Willy Dixen or Muddy Waters maybe.

@adrianstevens2146 Год назад

Willy Dixon and other old-time blues masters were a big influence of theirs.

@oriannam1564 Год назад

@@adrianstevens2146 More than that. They settled a lawsuit with Dixon.

@philipmorgan6048 Год назад

And everyone thinks it's about anal sex.

@gaycha6589 Год назад

Stil sounds insanely good. Ever better seeing younger folks enjoying it.

@CEP73 Год назад

Robert Plant really was a sight to behold!! Wish I'd been born 10 years earlier!😂😍....actually make that 20 years 🤣

@TheDivayenta Год назад

These lyrics are all by the great Delta bluesmen way back when. Zep just electrified it all.

@mickharper4995 Год назад

to experience them in all of their majestic glory you need to watch The Song Remains The Same which is their Madison Square Garden concert, and there you will see what Jimmy Page can do with a violin bow and a guitar

@Tomas-to9kz Год назад

The musical roots of Led Zeppelin is American Blues. With you two watching and appreciating this, well, it's come full-circle..

@jmcc199 Год назад

Sister you are soooo right - the concerts were Unbelievable !! in the 70s - the crowds were all in ! There were few barricades - you could stand right at the edge of the stage. Tickets were like $6

@tomkeller6982 Год назад

You better believe it you all. I was there in 1970 when they came to Michigan State Univ and played this song. They blew us away! You talk about coming out of your seats. Nobody sat down the whole night. Took me a couple days to get over it. Some tunes never lose their appeal. This is one of them ... Thanks!

@zosometalgod Год назад

Yes it's a compilation of Zeppelin live! No mullets or hairspray with Zeppelin this was before molds and hairspray this was the early '70s! And all the heavy metal bands took inspiration from Led Zeppelin who started the new music back in 69!

@deborahpaley21 Год назад

1969, I was 15, this song opened my eyes to adulthood and sexuality. Hot. My fave #1 Zep all time. 53 years old!!!!

@robrobert9541 Год назад

At that time, a Back Door Man was a man that would come over to see another man's wife while he was away, and he would use the back door so the neighbours wouldn't see what was going on and start to gossip.

@sheiladrucker6872 Год назад

Jimi was a master and you are correct. Steph- you got it all right.

@GeorgiaPeach513 Год назад

This still puts goosebumps on me and I’ve listened to it 50 years now. And Plant looked sexy!! Damnnn 😂

@SearlesHernandez Год назад

AWESOME reaction to the GOATS! "Back Door Man" is the Sancho who sneaks in the back door.

@miguelbravo2066 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣 The Sancho! Lol! Only in México. The Sancho is like the devil... You have not seen him but he does exist!

@barriehull7076 Год назад

"Whole Lotta Love" is the opening track on the band's second album, Led Zeppelin II, and was released as a single in 1969 in several countries; as with other Led Zeppelin songs, no single was released in their home land of the United Kingdom. In the United States, it became their first hit. Parts of the song's lyrics were adapted from Willie Dixon's "You Need Love", recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962; originally uncredited to Dixon, a lawsuit in 1985 was settled with a payment to Dixon and credit on subsequent releases. Led Zeppelin disbanded when drummer John Henry Bonham died. John Henry Bonham (31 May 1948 - 25 September 1980)

@BERSERKERNA39 Год назад

Word of advice, listen to them live. Their live performances were different every show. No song was played the same way as the album.

@michele-kt Год назад

Love Led Zeppelin! I got to see them live three times in the 70s! No band can even come close!

@AndyKusanagi86 Год назад

few things in this world compare to putting Led Zeppelin II on your record player and the first thing to come out is that riff.

@charlietwo13 Год назад

Mullets had a comeback with factory workers in the mid '70s and through the 90's they hated long hair sticking in their face while sweating bullets at work so they cut the sides and left it long in the back and many followed suit. It also caused the saying" buisness in the front and a party in the back". It originated centuries ago.

@looneygardener Год назад

Lots of blues roots in Led Zeppelin. Try When The Levee Breaks.

@grantdixon230 Год назад

This track is even more amazing on stereo headphones.

@catman2629 Год назад

Even better when played through my Yamaha Amp with 100w sub woofer

@grantdixon230 Год назад

@@catman2629 Unless you've listened to Zeppelin studio recordings on stereo headphones you are missing the true skill and artistry of Jimmy Page. He was a master sound technician.

@catman2629 Год назад

@@grantdixon230 You can hear the sound transitioning from side to side clearly through my system , which has Cambridge floor standing speakers and gives the music a concert venue feel

@bernhardherrmann9230 Год назад

@@catman2629,... Well, bro, I listen to my rock music over TELEFUNKEN (SPACE TECHNIQUE!!), GRUNDIG 3 - WAY A N D QUADRAL LOUDSPEAKERS! ONE CAN FIND NO BETTER SOUND INTHE WORLD ( U. S. A. INCL.)!!! REC - PLAYER (TURNTABLE) BY GRUNDIG & TECHNICS! A L L ANALOG ~ N O DIGITAL CR A P!!! BERNIE GERMANY 😊❤🎉

@stevedahlberg8680 Год назад

I was laughing my ass off during the description of what Robert Plant was thinking as they were getting ready to go into that really space Jam part of the song. That was hilarious.

@eleanorchumko8930 Год назад

I was 15 .. just got gifted this album … my parents didn’t know I could play air guitar 🎸.. those times were the best … whole lotta Love 💕

@TrianglesAndCircles Год назад

Totally amazing song and an outstanding reaction!

@Vision-Sapiens Год назад

Led Zeppelin is... just magic 🤘

@sallybannister6224 Год назад

When he says I m gonna give you every inch of my love I think we know what's going on !!!!

@donnaselfon2969 Год назад

I saw a lot of Led Zepp backing the day with my teenage daughter who of course loved Robert Plant..the singer..Now I'm old and watching new peeps enjoying them and remembering all the fun..the 70's were great 👍 ✌️

@alanbobbymcguire5099 Год назад

The best Rock n Roll band ever.

@BBaldwin Год назад

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.

@vedantapdx 11 месяцев назад

Since I lived through this era, I can tell you this was out of the 70's, all these musicians were from England and gained incredible fame and fortune by coming to America and showing they had a new interpretation of the blues based on their skills and vision. They made gobs of money in a short period of time. Their first 3 albums were great rock and blues classics and than like always they tried to get too cute, drank too much, had too many drugs and spent their money like it would never end. But, they were fun for that first few years. That I assure you.

@shannonpace9433 Год назад

Try my favorite Zeppelin song, Since I've been loving you.

@j348011 4 месяца назад

Kashmir...But really there is to many to just pick one in my book. I have been listening since I was a kid and I'm 52. Unfortunately, I was supposed to go to their last concert, and my friend didn't get me a ticket. I was so pissed I was the one that introduced her to them. She and I are no longer friends.

@chrisnicol1644 Год назад

You two are a delight.... The song came out in 1969...

@donnabruhn6907 Год назад

Was an awesome year 😎☺️❤️

@jongle33 2 месяца назад

Never gets old!

@paulkazakoff9231 Год назад

This is probably the song that knocked the Beatles right off of their perch ! The album certainly did !!

@stevenmonte7397 Год назад

Yeah, what a contrast to the Beatles. They DID knock them off the top. I can’t imagine them, The Who, Black Sabbath. Rock turned a great turn for the better around 69-70.

@Soundeagle3456 Год назад

definately the bad boy rock came in 64 it stayed in the low until 67, from 67 to 69 everything changed really quickly.

@MsAppassionata Год назад

What a load of bullshit! How did it knock The Beatles off their perch? They recorded what many considered to be their best album in 1969 (“Abbey Road”). They officially broke up in 1970. It had absolutely nothing to do with Led Zeppelin. They would have dissolved anyway.

@Childofbhaal Год назад

@@MsAppassionata I think he means in terms of Zeppelin actually rocked instead of playing soft pop rock

@MsAppassionata Год назад

@@Childofbhaal Soft pop rock? Have you ever heard “Helter Skelter”? The Beatles didn’t just stick to one style or genre. They rocked pretty hard when they wanted to. So did a lot of other bands. The seeds for hard rock began in the 1960’s, before Led Zeppelin. People who say otherwise don’t know what they’re talking about.

@cmel714 Год назад

There is Led Zeppelin and there is everybody else.

@danjohnson2986 Год назад

Keep drinking that wine and check out “the rain song” if you want BEAUTIFUL instrumentation. If you want hard blues “since I’ve been loving you” or “traveling riverside blues”. If you want heavy drums, bass and guitar that’d trippy, you must do “dazed and confused”. You’ll never go wrong with zeppelin. Beatles owned the 60’s. Led Zeppelin owned the 70’s. Concert video looked like 70-76 timeframe. They hit the scene (first album drop) January ‘69.

@jackempson3044 Год назад

This was huge hit when it came out.

@alifhashim3752 4 месяца назад

Axl Rose, Slash, Brian May, Freddy Mercury, Jon Bon Jovi. All these guys got their inspiration from Led Zeppelin. They were the pioneers and the masters of rock music that sold out stadiums all over the world.

@26shedan Год назад

yes we did have some good stuff back then and the best music. Love the 70's fashion. I still, at 63 get hot and bothered watching and listening to Robert Plant. The vocals, the hair, the chest.......

@chrisspertos9784 Год назад

Best band all time, played blues, country,, rock, soul

@davidbordonaro1631 Год назад

1969 baby ! that playlist needs to expand , here's some suggests to get you started : Ten Years Gone , Dazed and Confused , The Lemon Song , Trampled Under Foot . love you guys ! and you're right the stuff was good back then

@marthahykel2947 Год назад

It didnt matter how great your boyfriend was at Lovin... When this song was playing...and you wrre Lovin...It was FANTASTIC no matter who you were with.... You can REALLY FEEL this music. Thats what makes it special.

@puromichoacan8339 Год назад

you HAVE to watch IN MY TIME OF DYING LIVE! at EARL'S COURT 1975 best live rock performance ever!!!!!!

@jimmymonet1882 Год назад

Led Zeppelin’s Since I’ve been Loving You is a must!!!!!

@stevenspringer1599 Год назад

definitely fun to see youngsters discover the power - we heard these sounds for the first time in the world on little portable stereos and car radios and it still blew our minds If you're interested in exploring 'off the beaten path but still worth the trip', underappreciated 'san francisco sound' greatness, : "Sons Of Champlin" - Album: 'Loosen Up Naturally' 1969 - Songs: '1982-A', then 'Get High'; after that pick any song on the album. Band/album "It's a Beautiful Day" (1969) and the songs 'Hot Summer Day' (soft), 'Wasted Union Blues' (hard)...(they had a hit with "White Bird" but you can wait on that if you decide you want to hear more)

@always_b_natural703 Год назад

Fun Fact: As awesome and enduring as the Led Zeppelin catalogue is, they never had a #1 hit!

@leeleeturn Год назад

I saw them in concert when I was 16 years old. We were right in front of the stage. Robert Plant was the hottest thing I'd ever seen! It was some kind of sexual awakening for me!

@looneygardener Год назад

Supreme rock band I grew up with.

@stevenmonte7397 Год назад

Lemon Song and In My Time Of Dying. If y’all haven’t done those yet. Their catalogue is DEEP!!

@scottwilliams8334 Год назад

I saw them live 6 times between 69-75. They weren't always "on" ,but when they were there was not a better live show around. And, I've seen almost everyone,from BB King, Bobby "Blue"Bland,Zeppelin, Ike and Tina Turner, Ten Years After, Marvin Gaye, Isley Brothers, ZZ Top, Johnny Winters, Buddy Guy, Elton John, Savoy Brown,Iron Butterfly,and virtually anyone you can imagine. Joplin included.

@gregcarroll4053 Год назад

Guitar player,Jimmy Page,very blues influenced .considered one of the greatest ever and most likely 3 sheets to the wind.

@brentfreeland5834 Год назад

This album was released the month I turned nine. My sixteen-year-old brother bought this album and I've loved it ever since. ✌️

@debbiemccain5850 Год назад

If you want to see them in their full glory, Roberts (lead singer) bare chest, tight pants and all😎...PLEASE PLEASE watch "Since Ive Been Lovin' You" live at Madison Square Garden" 1973!!🎶 You wont be sorry because there's nothin' like seeing them live!!🎵 The entire concert is amazing!!🎵🎸🎶

@julienmarquet8612 Год назад

LIVE IS LIFE! SO TRUE! 👍😂✌️🎸🇫🇷

@penrod6540 Год назад

I was at that concert This is 1 of rare times live is even better than on the record

@wen-nz3sk Год назад

Many connotations...he goes out the back door when the husband/partner came thru the front door. Wherever your mind goes...is the meaning. Def 70's. ✌🏾

@donnaplumridge9769 Год назад

I am a huge Led Zeppelin fan, was fortunate enough to see them in concert in 1977 ( my 18th birthday present), love the song, but I have to agree with you, a whole lot of men make those promises they will teach you and send you back to school, but in the long run, we have to teach them what we like and how to satisfy a woman! Love both of your comments. I believe you commented on another of my all time favourite guitarist’s , Stevie Ray Vaughan. Man, that was another man that could play a guitar! To get back to Led Zeppelin, one of their big influences was the blues and it shows in a lot of their songs, they just interpreted the song their way, which a lot of British bands did back then in the 60’s and 70’s. Anyway, enjoyed your vlog, made me smile big time, good way to start my day!

@j348011 4 месяца назад

I got to see Stevie ray Vaughan the year before he died and I was in the third row and he open for Jeff Beck!

@donnaplumridge9769 4 месяца назад

@@j348011 Unfortunately, I never got to see Stevie Ray Vaughan, but was fortunate to see Jeff Beck at the Brighton Arena in East Sussex, England, put on a fantastic concert!

@j348011 4 месяца назад

@@donnaplumridge9769I have to say that Stevie Ray Vaughan blew Jeff back off the stage! It was outstanding!

@donnaplumridge9769 4 месяца назад

@@j348011 I’m sure he did! In fact, I think Stevie Ray could wipe the floor with quite a few guitarists!

@pattiharvey1787 Год назад

Thanks so much for the upload 👍 LZ has been a favorite of mine since the 60s 😀

@jacqueline4514 Год назад

Oooh, you two have to react to Led Zeppelin’s “Since I’ve Been Lovin’ You”; pure blues 🔥

@sheiladrucker6872 Год назад

70s baby. My generation. Best band ever.

@stevenabrahams9984 Год назад

This is the studio recording put to concert footage.

@laurenfelsberg6406 Год назад

Greatest song ever constructed!!!!

@rodhanson7112 Год назад

THERE WERE A Lot of GREAT BANDS in the 1970s BUT LED ZEPPELIN was the greatest

@hpb5495 Год назад

Top 5 hard rock songs ever! With a dash of psychedelia..

@perrymalcolm3802 Год назад

YEAH STEPH!! YEAH!!! 👍🏼👍🏼

@theosalvucci8683 Год назад

You haven't heard this song until you hear it on headphones.

@becksullivan4796 Год назад

I was 17 when this came out. Mercy mercy MERCY this song was -IS- sooooo hot!! Oh man. Memories!!!! Robert Plant was ridiculously hot!!

@marthahykel2947 Год назад

PS Im 68 and I still play the air guitar and beat the drums to this song on my STEERING WHEEL... when it comes on the radio.....

@PraxisPeabody Год назад

For a sec I thought my boy lost his girl to the band. 🤣 I love the breakdown you two bring. Much love from 🇨🇦

@patriciahughes5592 Год назад

Jimmy Page does that. He’s a genius!

@mrod7692 Год назад

Nothing but A Whole lot of Love for the Sippingtons.

@faizanmckagan2827 Год назад

UNTILL THIS UNIVERSE EXPLODES, LED ZEPPELIN WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!!!!!!...... P. S Auntie steph you are stunning!

@sherminl1284 Год назад

I was blessed to see these guys in 95 when the page n plant toured...was awesome

@asherbearboy Год назад

Saw them in 77 at the LA Forum. A bit sloppy but did it matter. Nope...

@jawadkazmi8856 Год назад

I love how my brother is Rocking harder than most of the Zeppelin fans we know 😂❤ Right on Right on

@charlesking4780 Год назад

The mighty Zeppelin. 👏

@evermore639 11 месяцев назад

Get into it !!! Love it!! Listen to the album Led Zeppelin I-- track 3 which is ,You shook me, and then right into track 4 , Dazed and Confused. THE BEST transition from one song to another EVER!

@billygugen8104 Год назад

Theres only one guitar player. Jimmy Page. This was the studio version of the song with a compilation of different shows. Watch Stairway To Heaven live at MSG for greatest guitar solo ever.

@sfbayareagirl Год назад

Awesome and fun reaction y'all! I'm an OG Led Zeppelin fan from the 70s. One of my claims to fame was that I saw them twice in one week while they were in town. Legendary. Glad yall dug it, keep checking out their great music. Have you done You Shook Me? omg. Dazed and Confused? jfc. Both off the album is best.

@miguelbravo2066 Год назад

Robert Plant is a great singer, Jimmy Page is one of the best guitar players... I read almost all the comments and nobody mention how great was John Bonham on the drums. I think he was the best drummer in the 70´s, saddly we lost him too early. John Paul Jones was great too playing bass. They deserve to be mentioned too, not only Robert and Jimmy.