One of my favorite versions. The crunchy guitar, the funky groove, Plant's vocals the killer dazed and confused drum fills Bonham plays after the first verse. Even the mistake Robert makes when he comes in early! Ha!
I always wished they would have went into the studio and did As Long As I Have You by Garnet Mimms......some of the early live performances I heard had some great energy and I just love the structure and tone of that tune.
The same set, as at London, 1969, the perfect song, for them to warm up, to open the show....Later, they were warming up with ROCK'N'ROLL!😅This band is an outrage, real MONSTERS!
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This was never meant to be a studio track…it was just a cover song. The version on Coda was put together using the live version from Royal Albert Hall 1970 and then overdubs by Page at his home studio in 1982.
Mr Millan I had that bootleg and 2 other Zeppelin ones my mom picked up for me at a yard sale one afternoon. They were sitting on the kitchen table when I got home. She paid a whole dollar each for them. The other 2 were called "My Brain Hurts" live in Vegas. But can't recall the year. The other was called "Montreal 75" and had almost all of Physical Graffiti on it live. And those days was pretty much unheard off. Also with that purchase my mother picked up a Sabbath bootleg called "Unorthodox" and a Pink Floyd picture disk of DSOTM. Side A was the prism and B was the waves. Yep my mom did good and I eventually paid her that $5 back. Wish I still had them today
