Dude if you thought that was dope, check out :- Led Zeppelin - Since I've been Loving You - Live at Madison Square Gardens 1973 It's a lesson in Blues Rock
Jimmy Page is an innovator and the best rock and roll guitar player ever, John Bonhum, the drummer was a force of nature, a marvel . All LZ members were unique and each a genius in his area of expertise. There was nobody better and once you start down this rabbit hole you'll never be the same. Have fun.
Hard Rock and Metal have their roots in the blues. Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Tony Iommi, Ozzy Ozbourne, Bill Ward, John Bonham all were into the blues. Black Sabbath was a blues band called Rare Earth when they first started.
I'm going to go see Robert Plant on August 13th and 14th 2024 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, BC Canada tickets were alot but worth it!! Can't wait!!!❤🤘 I seen Robert Plant in 88 and 89 as well in Vancouver and seen Led Zeppelin in 77 and 79
Jimmy had the double neck made specifically for playing stairway to heaven live. Bass player John Paul Jones has a quad neck for different mandolin and maybe ukelele sounds. All the footage in this video are just random shots of different shows and songs.
Break Out The Lead Here are just a few examples of Led Zeppelin's power and majesty to blow you away; Kashmir (the definitive Zeppelin song), The Immigrant Song, Since I've Been Loving You, The Gallows Pole, Ramble ON, Dancing Days, Going To California, How Many More Times, I Can't Quit You Baby, When The Levee Breaks, Thank You, Houses Of The Holy, Tangerine, The Rain Song, The Wanton Song, Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, The Ocean, Dazed and Confused, Black Dog, and last but not least, Whole Lotta Love! The band Led Zeppelin was hard to classify. Some labeled them hard rock, others called them metal while others labeled them a rock and roll blues band. In the end, they were a little bit of everything and a whole lot of unlike anybody else. No band has ever matched their sound in a genuine way. Led Zeppelin’s originality stemmed from the mesmerizing vocals of Robert Plant, the phrasings, riffs, and sound effects of Jimmy Page’s guitar work, the intensity and groove of John Bonham’s bass and snare, and the brilliant musicianship of the much underrated John Paul Jones. The merger of these four brilliant musicians resulted in a ten-year period of albums and tours that presented fans with the greatest rock and roll band of all time.
The violin bow was used on several studio tracks on early albums, it is featured prominently on live versions of "Dazed and Confused". Check out Led Zeppelin's magnificent performances in the concert movie "The Song Remains the Same". This is one of the most enjoyable rabbit holes you are likely to enter.
Jimmy Page plays a Gibson Custom double neck guitar. The top neck is 12-string and the bottom is a standard 6 string. He plays it on songs that require both. In the studio, he would play the 12 string parts separately from the 6 string and mix the tracks. In live shows, he would use the double neck. Pretty slick. For Led Zep heavy blues, would recommend When the Levee Breaks or In MY Time of Dying. Or, my favorite, Ramble On. If you want to their later songs, try The Song Remains the Same or Fool in the Rain. You really can't wrong.
It’s a bow for the violin, he invented the double neck guitar..... all time classic song. The singer and guitarist had deep roots in the blues. For a real great feel for them check out, how many more times, it’s was recorded when they started the band shows the talent each brought to the table. Enjoyed your response!!!!
Listen to Brit band Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, he started that band & BB King said his guitar playing gave him the cold sweats & his voice had the sweetest tone. He was known as the Green God, his vibrato was unbelievable. Listen to Man of the World, Green Manalishi with the Two Pronged Crown & Black Magic Woman, all of which he wrote & priduced
So glad to see your back! You've been Missed... lol I was going thru your past reactions and did not see any "3 Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not To Come (1970)" [Moon Doggy Channel] This band is highly underrated! And they have several great songs to check out, if your interested. I look forward to hearing what you think.. Thanks Take Care and Have a good day.
Bow. Traditionally horsehair. Drawn across a violin or cello. Count the pegs (for tuning). 6 string and 12 string guitar necks. For switching between them without having to unplug and unstrap from one guitar to another. Studio version audio with a montage of concert footage edited together for a video.
Rush uses a double-neck guitar (12-strings and a 6-strings) and a double-neck bass (a bass and a guitar) on the live song “Xanadu”, on their “Exit, Stage Left” tour.
Double neck guitars are heavy!! Oh...rock stars were so hot in the 70s. They could umm "have" anyone they wanted. I had posters in the 70s of a couple.
There is a reason zeppelin was in the top 100 album sales for most of their carriers. Take a blues band armed with Robert Johnson style lyrics Celtic music and lyrics mixed with rock funk electric acoustic John Bonham drums . you may have favorite songs but all are good. Keep digging
The double-necked guitar is an EDS-1275. The top neck is 12-string while the bottom is 6-string. They were each set to different tunings so Jimmy Page wouldn't have to switch guitars in the middle of a song. As others have mentioned, other performers have used multi-necked guitars, including Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones who would occasionally use a triple-neck (mandolin on top, 12-string in middle, 6-string bottom). In addition to some of the musicians mentioned, Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen also often used multi-necked guitars. Jimmy used a violin bow on his guitar. He wasn't the first guitarist to do so, however it is most closely associated with him.
Robert Plant was the swag master!!!! Boy got more bumper than a body shop😏 Watch some of their live footage from MSG. You’ll see him at his swaggiest. Yes you hear major blues influence. The boys in Zeppelin idolized and emulated the great original American blues masters. Since I’ve Been Loving You When the levee breaks ( the greatest rock song of all time IMHO) Dazed and Confused
The twin guitar is kind of a Jimmy Page thing. Also, drummer John Bonham was the GOAT. After he threw up drunk and smothered on his vomit, Led Zeppelin disbanded. I loved them when I was 20 and I love them at 63. Nice job ATI...
“ Gibson guitar company built/designed the double-neck for Jimmy Page to tour with in 1973. But not the first time, Moserite made one for Country music guitar player Joe Maphis in 1968.”
Double neck, six string on top, twelve string bottom. This is just the beginning...you have entered the vortex of Led Zeppelin! If you can do them live all the time. They were great in the studio, but live is where they take off!
You can see The Eagles use a doubleneck neck guitar to great effect on "Hotel California." One neck is a 12 string one is a 6 string. Not commonly used, but not super rare.
Actually double neck guitars was first used in the 50s by a few country/ rockabilly guitarist. Like Grady Martin, Joe Maphis and Larry Collins ( who was just a kid then ). Check them out sometime they are all great pickers.
Must do this live from their performance at Madison Square Gardens 1973. It is the finale and the let it rip with Jimmy using a Theramin and flaming gongs.
It's called a 12 string. And not too common. Lynard skyward used one in freebird I think. The hotel California by the eagles used one. I never get tired of that song. I like ur expression when he said I wanna be ur backdoor man. Lmao
Check out Stairway to Heaven live from MSG for the best guitar solo you’ll ever see! Jimmy murders that double neck! It’s a 12 string on top and 6 on the bottom ✌️
Mandatory Led Zeppelin: "Kashmir," "Since I've Been Loving You," "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You," "Immigrant Song," "No Quarter." I could add more, but that should get you started.
Glad you are back! Can you do some reactions of anything from Dolly Parton? My favorite music will always be R&B, but through research I have learned that many of the songs from this genre are remixes of songs she wrote. Like Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”. Or if you can do reactions to the original versions of popular songs in general, that would be awesome. ❤️
some people think that neil peart was the best rock drummer, or the best ever, but i (and many others) give that GOAT to john bonham. just SO good. throw in the best voice in rock with solid bass playing and expert guitar, and you've got led zeppelin, THE hard rock band.
Jimmy used a bow on his strings at times and everyone knows that 12 string was his fav on a lot of songs. Innovator in his own way. You can call their genre popular, heavy metal, psychedelic, folk, and blues rock. This debut song makes a first time listener think they just played crotch rock but they must do their research before judging.
No, the double-neck guitar was invented year's before but Jimmy Page had this one built to play the song Stairway to Heaven live, the guitar change needed in the song required 2 guitars so... Check out Stairway to Heaven, studio and live versions.
Glad you’re back. Love your no gimmick, intelligent reacting style. If you get a chance would you react to a rock band called The Warning? They’re a power trio made up of 3 sisters from Mexico, currently aged 21, 19, and 16. They’re one of the artists on Metallica’s new “Blacklist” album. After recording 2 albums as independents, they signed a 5 record deal with Lava Records. Their first songs since signing have been dropping over the past couple months. Maybe check out their official videos for their songs Evolve or Disciple, or check out their video with Alessia Cara doing their reimagining of Enter Sandman that they recorded for the Blacklist album. They’re rapidly rising stars and their talent and skills are incredible. Thanks!
Zeppelin was out when I was on my big wheel trying to run over my brother Just missing the baby boomer mark. If no one has not suggested "Kashmir" 1974 ...WTf! The group ["Three days grace "I hate everything about you"2000 ].. {Seether " DRIVEN UNDER". 2010 } You will not be disappointed. "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath 1971 classic.
I didn’t realize how many times I said “again” at the end of the video 🤣😂🤣😂
Dude if you thought that was dope, check out :-
Led Zeppelin - Since I've been Loving You - Live at Madison Square Gardens 1973
It's a lesson in Blues Rock
Thanks for sharing that going to watch it 🤩
"Talkin' like a pimp." < Is that suppose to be a compliment? A pimp is the lowest form of human life on the planet.
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band…
The GOATS. Best Rock vocalist best guitarists best drummer ever all in one band …..
Jimmy Page is an innovator and the best rock and roll guitar player ever, John Bonhum, the drummer was a force of nature, a marvel . All LZ members were unique and each a genius in his area of expertise. There was nobody better and once you start down this rabbit hole you'll never be the same. Have fun.
You can go for miles with Zeppelin. EVERYTHING they did was masterful.
Hard Rock and Metal have their roots in the blues. Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Tony Iommi, Ozzy Ozbourne, Bill Ward, John Bonham all were into the blues. Black Sabbath was a blues band called Rare Earth when they first started.
More Led Zeppelin
I'm going to go see Robert Plant on August 13th and 14th 2024 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, BC Canada tickets were alot but worth it!! Can't wait!!!❤🤘 I seen Robert Plant in 88 and 89 as well in Vancouver and seen Led Zeppelin in 77 and 79
Jimmy had the double neck made specifically for playing stairway to heaven live. Bass player John Paul Jones has a quad neck for different mandolin and maybe ukelele sounds. All the footage in this video are just random shots of different shows and songs.
Break Out The Lead
Here are just a few examples of Led Zeppelin's power and majesty to blow you away;
Kashmir (the definitive Zeppelin song), The Immigrant Song, Since I've Been Loving You, The Gallows Pole, Ramble ON, Dancing Days, Going To California, How Many More Times, I Can't Quit You Baby, When The Levee Breaks, Thank You, Houses Of The Holy, Tangerine, The Rain Song, The Wanton Song, Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, The Ocean, Dazed and Confused, Black Dog, and last but not least, Whole Lotta Love!
The band Led Zeppelin was hard to classify. Some labeled them hard rock, others called them metal while others labeled them a rock and roll blues band. In the end, they were a little bit of everything and a whole lot of unlike anybody else. No band has ever matched their sound in a genuine way.
Led Zeppelin’s originality stemmed from the mesmerizing vocals of Robert Plant, the phrasings, riffs, and sound effects of Jimmy Page’s guitar work, the intensity and groove of John Bonham’s bass and snare, and the brilliant musicianship of the much underrated John Paul Jones. The merger of these four brilliant musicians resulted in a ten-year period of albums and tours that presented fans with the greatest rock and roll band of all time.
Welcome back. More Led Zeppelin please!
Just one word......brilliant 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Next recommended Led Zeppelin song:
“Babe I’m Gonna Leave You”
You hear Jim Paige’s love for flamenco guitar all throughout that song.
STUDIO VERSION FIRST !!!
it's PAGE, and flamenco guitar...HUH?
The violin bow was used on several studio tracks on early albums, it is featured prominently on live versions of "Dazed and Confused". Check out Led Zeppelin's magnificent performances in the concert movie "The Song Remains the Same". This is one of the most enjoyable rabbit holes you are likely to enter.
All these guys are reconsidered in the Top 10 if their craft. I agree.
Jimmy Page plays a Gibson Custom double neck guitar. The top neck is 12-string and the bottom is a standard 6 string. He plays it on songs that require both. In the studio, he would play the 12 string parts separately from the 6 string and mix the tracks. In live shows, he would use the double neck. Pretty slick. For Led Zep heavy blues, would recommend When the Levee Breaks or In MY Time of Dying. Or, my favorite, Ramble On. If you want to their later songs, try The Song Remains the Same or Fool in the Rain. You really can't wrong.
more zeppelin!!!
Gotta watch their live performances!! Greatest band in history!
Travelling Riverside Blues is a MUST to react to.
Great review bro...Whole Lotta Love recently voted best rock riff ever!!!
More zeppelin please ❤
Yep the ladies loved them for sure and they loved them back 😉
“I CAN’T QUIT YOU BABY” is absolute fire!🔥
John Bonham (drummer) was big into jazz and RnB, the swing he brought to Zep!
Best listened with headphones and orange sunshine.
Rock Gods! The Best Ever!
It’s a bow for the violin, he invented the double neck guitar..... all time classic song. The singer and guitarist had deep roots in the blues. For a real great feel for them check out, how many more times, it’s was recorded when they started the band shows the talent each brought to the table. Enjoyed your response!!!!
It's a cello bow not violin. A cello bow is at least a third longer in size.
First time I heard this song was when I bought a used copy of Led Zeppelin II in 1970 when I was just 10-years old. I saw them live in 1977.
Led Zeppelin were way way before Zimmer. This was in 1970
don't be afraid of that volume control!
Appreciate the comment Sam! Was the music to loud, voice too loud etc?
@@abovetheinfluence9361 music not loud enough! ;-)
@@samuelmregister As Skynyrd says ... "Turn it up!" 😎😉
The best song for hearing Jimmy play with the bow, check out DAZED and CONFUSED. It's blues rock and when you're confused, you know he's using a bow.
Much love brother.
Listen to Brit band Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, he started that band & BB King said his guitar playing gave him the cold sweats & his voice had the sweetest tone. He was known as the Green God, his vibrato was unbelievable. Listen to Man of the World, Green Manalishi with the Two Pronged Crown & Black Magic Woman, all of which he wrote & priduced
Luv your presentation. Just perfect. Comments superb. Huge thnx from Romania ❤
So glad to see your back! You've been Missed... lol I was going thru your past reactions and did not see any "3 Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not To Come (1970)" [Moon Doggy Channel] This band is highly underrated! And they have several great songs to check out, if your interested. I look forward to hearing what you think.. Thanks Take Care and Have a good day.
Thanks you! Glad to be back! Let me go ahead and add that to the list now!
Bow. Traditionally horsehair. Drawn across a violin or cello.
Count the pegs (for tuning).
6 string and 12 string guitar necks.
For switching between them without having to unplug and unstrap from one guitar to another.
Studio version audio with a montage of concert footage edited together for a video.
Rush uses a double-neck guitar (12-strings and a 6-strings) and a double-neck bass (a bass and a guitar) on the live song “Xanadu”, on their “Exit, Stage Left” tour.
Double neck guitars are heavy!! Oh...rock stars were so hot in the 70s. They could umm "have" anyone they wanted. I had posters in the 70s of a couple.
You have to react to "In my Time of Dying"- Led Zeppelin live at Earl's Court
There is a reason zeppelin was in the top 100 album sales for most of their carriers. Take a blues band armed with Robert Johnson style lyrics Celtic music and lyrics mixed with rock funk electric acoustic John Bonham drums . you may have favorite songs but all are good. Keep digging
Da GOATS!!!!!! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Led Zepplin, mother was the blues,
Father was electric guitar. You can hear both in this song.
Great to see you. I've missed you. Great song
I’m ready can’t wait to watch your reactions
I’ve Heard Jimmy Page, the guitarist, say that he tuned the 12 string and the 6 string differently.
Thats INSANE skill right there to be able to go back and forth between two differently tuned settings!
That's right
@@abovetheinfluence9361 Jimmy is the greatest guitarist on the planet!
Yeah, he left the 12-string at standard tuning. But he changed the six string down to a different tuning for the Rain song.
Great reaction - as always!
The double-necked guitar is an EDS-1275. The top neck is 12-string while the bottom is 6-string. They were each set to different tunings so Jimmy Page wouldn't have to switch guitars in the middle of a song. As others have mentioned, other performers have used multi-necked guitars, including Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones who would occasionally use a triple-neck (mandolin on top, 12-string in middle, 6-string bottom). In addition to some of the musicians mentioned, Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen also often used multi-necked guitars. Jimmy used a violin bow on his guitar. He wasn't the first guitarist to do so, however it is most closely associated with him.
You gotta react to any of them live performances. Especially ‘stairway to heaven’ or ‘since I’ve been loving you’
I love this reaction! ☮💜
Robert Plant was the swag master!!!! Boy got more bumper than a body shop😏
Watch some of their live footage from MSG. You’ll see him at his swaggiest.
Yes you hear major blues influence. The boys in Zeppelin idolized and emulated the great original American blues masters.
Since I’ve Been Loving You
When the levee breaks ( the greatest rock song of all time IMHO)
Dazed and Confused
The twin guitar is kind of a Jimmy Page thing. Also, drummer John Bonham was the GOAT. After he threw up drunk and smothered on his vomit, Led Zeppelin disbanded. I loved them when I was 20 and I love them at 63. Nice job ATI...
“ Gibson guitar company built/designed the double-neck for Jimmy Page to tour with in 1973. But not the first time, Moserite made one for Country music guitar player Joe Maphis in 1968.”
Double neck, six string on top, twelve string bottom. This is just the beginning...you have entered the vortex of Led Zeppelin! If you can do them live all the time. They were great in the studio, but live is where they take off!
The song was heavily based on Muddy Waters YOU NEED LOVE but LZEP definatley put their own sound to it and made a huge classic
You can see The Eagles use a doubleneck neck guitar to great effect on "Hotel California." One neck is a 12 string one is a 6 string. Not commonly used, but not super rare.
Gotta add that to the reaction list! Thanks!
@@abovetheinfluence9361 It's a classic.
Slash from Guns'n'Roses also uses one, from time to time..
This is an old Blues song written by the late great Willie Dickson who wrote songs for Muddy Waters and many of the other great Blues artists
Actually double neck guitars was first used in the 50s by a few country/ rockabilly guitarist. Like Grady Martin, Joe Maphis and Larry Collins ( who was just a kid then ). Check them out sometime they are all great pickers.
FIRST: It is wonderful to have you back!!!
‘Every inch of my love, and back door man’ didn’t make it on AM radio back in 1969.
Loved how u comment on the drummer!....fucking 1st or 2nd best rock drummer! RIP John
Must do this live from their performance at Madison Square Gardens 1973. It is the finale and the let it rip with Jimmy using a Theramin and flaming gongs.
Have you done D’yer Mak’er Led Zeppelin yet? Live? Also Rock and Roll and Black Dog, I believe all live at Madison Square Garden. 💓
It's called a 12 string. And not too common. Lynard skyward used one in freebird I think. The hotel California by the eagles used one. I never get tired of that song. I like ur expression when he said I wanna be ur backdoor man. Lmao
Not gonna lie Debbie it caught me off guard LOL!
The double neck was pretty popular in the 70's, it started to fade away after that, I saw a few bands use it in the 80's but not many.
my vote for next led zeppelin song: "when the levy breaks." in addition to singing, robert plant plays the hell out of a harmonica, lol.
Check out Stairway to Heaven live from MSG for the best guitar solo you’ll ever see! Jimmy murders that double neck! It’s a 12 string on top and 6 on the bottom ✌️
It's called a bow.
THANK YOU! I was so lost lol 😂
Mandatory Led Zeppelin: "Kashmir," "Since I've Been Loving You," "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You," "Immigrant Song," "No Quarter."
I could add more, but that should get you started.
Please do more Zepp!! You'll have a lot of views
You wanna see Jimmy play with that cello bow then Dazed and Confused from The Song Remains the Same concert is a great one.
Glad you are back! Can you do some reactions of anything from Dolly Parton? My favorite music will always be R&B, but through research I have learned that many of the songs from this genre are remixes of songs she wrote. Like Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”. Or if you can do reactions to the original versions of popular songs in general, that would be awesome. ❤️
A studio track with unrelated live footage. But of course amazing. Maybe the first time I heard pre-echo?
The "violin stick" is called a bow. Pronounced like "bow & arrow". 😁❤
Rush also used double neck guitars. Check Xanadu from Exit Stage Left. Both the guitarist Alex Lifeson and the bassist Geddy Lee have double necks.
If I'm not mistaken, the top neck was a twelve string, tuned for rhythm, the bottom neck a standard six string for more high end.
In the Blues a "Back Door Man" was the lover leaving out the back door as the husband entered through the front door.
But not in this case.
@@grahamfay2473 Yes, in this case! LZ was heavily influenced by the blues.
The violin stick is called a bow
they never released a single (their American label released a few, but they were part of albums) because their albums sold like singles.
Led Zeppelin live 1969, Netherlands television Broadcast Watch jimmy page, play electric guitar with a violin bow string
Good stuff brother.
Rock Gold!!
Jimmy Page is killer guitarists. John Bohnam is a monster on drums!!
Double neck is regular 6 string on bottom and 12 string on top.
You should check out Joneseys triple guitar/mandalin at Knebworth. Now thats funky.
The best
The top neck is 12 stringer the bottom 6 strings
John Paul Jones and John Bonham could lay the beat down for a path through hell itself. What a tight pair they were.
some people think that neil peart was the best rock drummer, or the best ever, but i (and many others) give that GOAT to john bonham. just SO good. throw in the best voice in rock with solid bass playing and expert guitar, and you've got led zeppelin, THE hard rock band.
Jimmy used a bow on his strings at times and everyone knows that 12 string was his fav on a lot of songs. Innovator in his own way. You can call their genre popular, heavy metal, psychedelic, folk, and blues rock. This debut song makes a first time listener think they just played crotch rock but they must do their research before judging.
No, the double-neck guitar was invented year's before but Jimmy Page had this one built to play the song Stairway to Heaven live, the guitar change needed in the song required 2 guitars so...
Check out Stairway to Heaven, studio and live versions.
Get ready, baby I'm gonna leave you, rain song, no quarter. On and on
Glad you’re back. Love your no gimmick, intelligent reacting style. If you get a chance would you react to a rock band called The Warning? They’re a power trio made up of 3 sisters from Mexico, currently aged 21, 19, and 16. They’re one of the artists on Metallica’s new “Blacklist” album. After recording 2 albums as independents, they signed a 5 record deal with Lava Records. Their first songs since signing have been dropping over the past couple months. Maybe check out their official videos for their songs Evolve or Disciple, or check out their video with Alessia Cara doing their reimagining of Enter Sandman that they recorded for the Blacklist album. They’re rapidly rising stars and their talent and skills are incredible. Thanks!
Watch them live Madison Square Garden '73: Since I Been Lovin You
Whole Lotta Love came out in 69
Love You kids, sit back.
Welcome back! It's called a bow :) Pronounced bo.
I'm in a southern rock band ....and we dont use double neck gtrs...we use turkey necks
A violin bow or a cello bow think because it's made for thicker strings like his guitar
Zeppelin was out when I was on my big wheel trying to run over my brother Just missing the baby boomer mark. If no one has not suggested "Kashmir" 1974 ...WTf!
The group ["Three days grace "I hate everything about you"2000 ]..
{Seether " DRIVEN UNDER". 2010 } You will not be disappointed.
"War Pigs" by Black Sabbath 1971 classic.
A backdoor man is someone who slips in the back door as you head out of the front door.
I reckon Robert Plant used to slip in the back door a lot.
That would be cello bow, 'big brother' of the violin bow, as opposed to violin stick. Peace.