LED ZEPPELIN WEEK‼️ All Of My Love • REACTION!! 🔥 (FIRST TIME EVER) 

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Yes it's theirs. It was written in honor of Robert Plant's son who died while they were on tour in 1977. John Paul Jones plays keys

I never thought that I would see two young black guys singing along to All Of My Love. That's awesome!

This song was written by Robert in tribute to his young son Karac, who died two years earlier from a viral infection.

Driving and jamming Led Zeppelin., feels hauntingly familiar... could it be my entire adolescence?

I see that your brother got ALL of the looks.

Led Zeppelin is the crown jewel of british rock, I absolutely agree with you. Four masterful magicians came together and made magic. It would have been impossible without their love of American blues, Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf and others. Mad respect to these guys.

This is another example of Led Zeppelin`s virtuosity. It`s like Prince said " Led Zeppelin could make you feel different with every track".Really enjoyed your reaction. Greetings from England.

When I drove around listening to rock loudly in the 70's, so did everyone else around me.

I have been watching Jojo's reactions for about 3 months. He peaked my interest because it was obvious that he was very inciteful and a pleasure to listen too. It was only about two weeks ago that the "LFR Family" sunk in and I realized that you were his dad. Since I have been watching your reactions, especially the videos featuring your children Niah and Jojo, I can't tell you how impressed I am with your children. They are a tribute to their parents. Congratulations on raising such respectful, intelligent, and motivated children. May the good lord continue to bestow blessings upon you and your wonderful children.

Cruising down the street blasting Zep ... I've time warped to the 80's :P

JPJ plays keyboards throughout while playing base on foot pedals.

John Paul Jones plays all the key parts in zepplin

Wow, you guys look identical. Gotta play more Zeppelin for your bro! Written for Robert’s 5-year-old son who died suddenly while they were on tour in the U.S. in '77. "He is a feather in the wind."

I like how mini Van just coolin and vibin to this

This Led Zeppelin song was on the radio when my son was in the Navy and I was driving to the base to watch his ship deploy to Japan and I knew I wouldn't see him for a year. Talk about crying, LOL.

I wanna see Van in a mini Van with mini Van just vibin' to the greatest rock band ever...

One of Rock’s most beautiful ballads. Unfortunately, Robert wrote it after the death of his baby boy to a viral infection. Congrats! You are the first Reactor to do this beautiful song.

My God this song still sounds so freaking good 40 yrs later. Thank u so much for checking this out! You would so totally love the rock radio hit "The Ocean". Wow. Just what a listening experience. Enjoy!

Am I seeing double? This song was written and composed by Robert Plant and John Paul Jones. Jimmy Page wasn't involved in the composition though he played guitar on it.

Never hurts to get the Led out. As talented as John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are, the drumming of John Bonham pulls it all together in my opinion. I cannot hear a Zeppelin song without getting lost in Bonzos drums.

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Glad to see you seem a bit happier man, makes me happy for you!!!!

Imagine Popeye the Sailor singing "Olive my love" to his girlfriend.

All of the musicians brought the sound of sorrow to this beautiful tribute from a heartbroken father. Robert’s sorrow is clear in his voice.☮️💜

Thought you were driving Kevin Hart around for a minute there.

The best blues ever written Led Zeppelin...In Through The Out Door

You seem "beside yourself". You should have a little you in every video. You should react to bron-y-aur stomp. And without looking up anything about it or lyrics, tell us what you think it's about. Awesome song.

I've love zeppelin forever... Enjoy the ride❤️🥰💯

R.I.P KARAC..

Your brother needs to be in more of your videos. It’s fun to watch him groove

Gotta hear ramble on. Another great driving song

I heard this song in like 1980 , a year after it came out . I was 14 years old.. I know every word and I've carried this song with me in my mind and heart from the very first time I heard it. It may sound strange but I can't ever forget it .. I'm 55 this month and I can go to this song any time and it never gets old.. and I'm not even sure why .. had You ever had that kind of connection with a song or music before?

John Paul Jones played all the keyboards in Led Zeppelin. He was a virtuoso on both bass and keys.

John Paul Jones plays about 17 instruments VERY WELL....and is one of the utmost..I say again..UTMOST RESPECTED premiere bass players on the planet and was an in demand studio musician (as was Jimmy Page on guitars) in the 1960's playing bass on tons of other artists albums as a studio player.....then he joined Led Zep. And he often plays keyboard, organs...while at the same time playing the bass line with his feet on a bunch of bass pedals on the floor. He did that live in concerts too. He also plays flute, recorder, mandolin, 12 and 6 string guitars, pedal steel slide guitars, banjo, ukelele, church organ, pipe organ, jazz organ (Hammonds etc.) , piano, bass, harpsichord, harp, upright acoustic bass, violin, cello, double bass with bow, synthesizer, Mini Moogs etc, mellotron....and on and on and on. You get the idea. He's a genius musician with tons of soul, writing ability and creative, improvisational ability/chops....plus lightening nimble fingers when he wants to fly on the bass neck....like almost no other player in rock, blues, etc. (For proof of this, listen to The Lemon Song (studio version) or live versions of Communication Breakdown from the early 1970's or as example The 1973 Madison Square Garden version of Whole Lotta' Love (The fast crazy middle section where Page is using his hands with the antenna of the small electronic box called a Theramin.....listen to John Paul Jones bass lines during that section. Insane ability. )

One of my favorite songs from them. But actually a sad song... You can almost hear him get ready to cry at the end. A song written for his son he lost.

JPJ's father was a classical composer and taught John well. John even wrote my all time favorite lick on Black Dog, an iconic Zep song from their earlier days.

Yeah, this was a brutal time for Robert Plant and the band. He almost didn't come back from losing his son. They never played the US again because he was over here touring at the time when his son died, and before they could return three years later, in 1980, John Bonham died during rehearsals. In the end, Zeppelin died hard, but they lived hard for the 12 years they were here. Greatest band ever. Full on.

The Honey Drippers/Sea Of Love studio version. I'm not sure there is a live version of this. Led Zeppelin couldn't release this song under their group name, so they did it under another name! It was a top 20 hit in the late 70's and one of their few covers, originally done by Phil Phillips in the late 50's.

Yes it is their song. Please do The Song Remains The Same/The Rain Song!!

Robert Plant is also great on harmonica! Give his solo work a shot. Also Zeppelins "when the levee breaks is bad ass!

Legend is Robert Plant's son had recently passed away and John Paul Jones had a big part in producing this album that's why there's so much keyboards in it which is kind of different in the Led Zeppelin album. But the story that I've heard is a grieving Robert Plant was driven to the studio, went into the studio and sang this song in ONE TAKE!!! then got back in the car and left while grieving for the loss of his son... that's why it's such a heartfelt passionate song... loving your reactions

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Nice reaction! This is always a nice song. And you're impression is correct. That is John Paul Jones playing the key board solo in the song. Jones and Plant wrote a majority of the songs that are on the album, In Through The Out Door.

John Paul Jones is the keyboardist for Zeppelin as well as the bassist.

Mini Van is cool

Hahahahaha he is beside himself! Hahahahaha

What??? There are two of youse?😯

Van you are two of a kind🖤🖤

Fool In The Rain is my favorite Led Zeppelin song

This was my first dance song at my wedding reception .... the last dance was Bob Marley “Stir it up”

"Tangerine" is another good one to take your "mini me" on a drive or if u wanna speed it up a little.... "Achilles Last Stand" is another great driving song. Peace....

The edit of mini me is so good LMAO Shout out Zeppelin💙💙💙

This is song is bittersweet for me, because it was the last big hit that LZ released before they disbanded, due to John Bonham's untimely death.

It's John Paul Jones doing the organ solo. All organ - piano work was done by him.

Mini van 😳

Loved it my brothers! Love you to, thank you

Yep. Plant is singing about his young son, who died.

One of a kind reaction video. Why can't mini drive?

Mini Van is a whole Vibe...

React to these songs by Led Zep: Over the Hills and Far Away The Ocean Travelling Riverside Blues Nobodys Fault but Mine Fool in the Rain Communication Breakdown Misty Mountain Hop

All of my love to you, for your reactions! Peace be with you, my RU-vid friend!

Mini Me said "what no ice cream?" lol

I love this song, hearing for 30 Years now.

I LOVE watching my brother do his thing man.....no homo.....ALL OF MY LOVE!!!

Great video Van! Very creative. Thanks

That sounded awesome when Van was calling out and echoing! Nice!

Dude I love your musical appreciation. As long as it moves you...its groovy :) Right on Brother.

you have your very own "Mini Me" that's awesome.

Battle of Evermore. The one time that they had a girl sing with them on the album. Sandy Denny is her name. Tolkien inspired. Amazing song.

for your knowledge guys. That song Plant wrote for his son who died when he was just a five years old!!Now you know why is so tender and gentle dong!!

Wow! Somebody sure comes from a strong gene pool! Is it your mom or dad? It’s crazy how much you two look alike! Best smiles in town! 🥰

That's john paul jones on keyboard's not Page! Jimmy never played keyboard's and this song is about Robert plants son Keric that passed away when he was very young!

Nice! Kashmir is also a really good road song. 🎵

Wow they are lit bahahahah, both of them look at they eyes hahahah 😜🤪👋👋👌👌❤️❤️

Always good to listen to music with someone who digs the same music you do.

Ok man so I just smoked a joint and was looking through youtube and saw this and said to myself: "I hadn't looked at this dude's channel in a couple of weeks lemme see what he's up to" I'm glad I did. That double deal of you is freaking me out lol Another great vid!

It was on the last LZ ALBUM in 1979 John Jones was the bass and key board player ,, / Awesome twin bro and cool car you got.. NOW pick me up and gimme a ride and will light one up

Thanks for the memories! I first heard this when I was seventeen, now I'm 58!

💘 this song

John Paul Jones did all that keyboard work. The cool part that I never realized myself for a long time is that when John Paul Jones is playing keyboards, the base for the group is done by a foot pedal on the keyboard. And not an actual base guitar. He does do the base guitar though such as on the song Ten years Gone. But that was just something I realized because when the keyboards were playing I never really saw anyone playing a base guitar.

Any Zeppelin song will give you this reaction. However this son is especially touching due to the fact that this was written for his son that died of a stomach bacteria infection. Ageless!

Led Zeplin is my favorite band.

You'd probably like I'm Gonna Crawl from the same album. It's a very slow blues. Robert is all over the place with his vocals, but he uses his deep, throaty voice in it and it's one of the best blues belting voices you'll ever hear.

Love your Zep reaction vids!!! Wish I was in the back seat cruisin with ya!

This deserves more views

Love the dude riding shotgun too. Both of them impossible not to like.

💞🔥Jojo is Rockin it!! Be Proud!! I am!!🔥💞

I heard this in the car in 1979 when I was 4 years old.

By this time LZ had definitely been through the RnR ringer and still managed to put out another completely different album. I believe this is only one of two songs in the entire Zeppelin catalogue with Jimmy Page not listed as author/co-author; the other being from this album as well. Also ABBA pretty much begged Zeppelin to record in their Stockholm studio for this album.

This is definitely one of my favorites. Brings me back to my youth. ❤

There's not one song of theirs that I dislike, I love jamming to them, why I have the 4 cd set of all of their music, they recorded 108 songs between 1968 and 1980. If you can get the complete set, I recommend it

Silky Smooth Groovy 🎶🎵🎙

Melodic Masterpiece

My new favourite RU-vid channel. Good job man. You know great music when you hear it.

THAT'S A CLASSIC!!!!

That was bad ass fuck, you homie was cool as f.,.you guys crazy!!

Me again. 😂 I have this on rotation in my car. ❤ Loud!!

John Paul Jones on keys. John Paul Jones plays multiple instruments and is a musical genius. John Paul Jones is the best overall musician in the band.

Now I know we’re long lost brothers from another mother. Was that just a Canada Dry Ginger Ale you were drinking? Pound it! 👊