Actually, what’s even sicker is that he is NOT using a double bass. It was a single and no double pedal either. He was well known for rolling his foot and if other people did it, we had never heard it before! Recorded in October 1968 and Bonham the drummer was only 20 as well as Robert Plant.
Vanilla Fudge drummer Carmine Appice swears that Bonham heard and saw it from him. They were on tour together and Bonham came up to Carmine and asked how he did those bass drum beats.
1968 til 1980 when Bonham died. This was the first song on the first album...it HIT US IN THE FACE! No...only one singer Robert Plant. 4 members only! Yes John Bonham was the greatest drummer ever! Greatest band ever!
I love how new Led Zeppelin’s listeners language get more sophisticated video after video, they all finish considering Led Zeppelin as the greatest ever !
Just keep going through the catalog. They started in 1969. This is a totally blues Lp. And yes there is no other drummer like John Bonham. That's all Robert Plant singing lead vocals. Jimmy Page lead gutar and John Paul Jones bass and keys. Great reaction as usual and Peace out 🙏 ✌️ ☮️
This will be a little long, Jimmy Page the lead guitarist was formally in the band The Yardbirds. He was the last remaining member, ironically the last to join them too, they still had a few concerts that needed fulfilled. Page had like 2 weeks to find guys for the band, likely the beginning of August (1968). He wanted a guy named Terry Reid for vocals, but Reid wasn’t available, & recommended a little known singer named Robert Plant. Page & 1 or 2 others went to hear Plant playing in a pub, he talked to Plant & Plant came back to his house, they had the same interest in music. Plant mentioned his friend since earl teens & former band mate, drummer John (Bonzo) Bonham. Bonham had a study gig, but they talked him into joining. Two stories when bassist keyboards mandolin player etc. exactly came aboard. They had their first rehearsal on August 19, the day before Plants 20th birthday. The first song they played, they knew the had something great. They did those few tour dates, came back to England & over 4 nights & a total of 35 hours, recorded produced mixed & edited their first amazing debut album, it was released on January 12,1969. Jimmy Page while the most sought after session guitarist pre Yardbirds, in free time learned about producing mixing & editing. Not only did Page write music & some lyrics, he produced mixed & edited all their albums. They are the GODS of all genres of music, you never know what treat you’ll get, but you know you’ll love it. Plants vocals are like no others, his range tone & textures, & knowing how & when to use what is a true godly instrument. Sadly the band split up, when irreplaceable friend & greatest drummer ever, John (Bonzo) Bonham passed away.
Dude , evolution this is your grandfather’s music . I’m 69 this is my vibe - smoked a doobie at 15 and put this album on - mind blown . 🤯 incredible Jimmy Page , Jon Bonham on drums , Robert Plant vocals , Jon Paul jones bass .
Keep on trucking through the album. You won't regret it. This is basically a self produced album. They did the mixing, song selection so it was exactly what they wanted. You had to be alive at the time to really appreciate how music changed during this time. Elvis was still on top. Beatles were doing Sgt Pepper. Folk rock was just beginning to become electric thanks to Bob Dillon. Sly and the Family Stone were dancing to the music and Joplin was belting out Summertime. It was such a expansive time of change and musical genius and diversity.
Robert Plant vocals/harmonica Jimmy Page guitar/Theramin/album producer...all of them! John Bonham drummer/ sometimes sings harmony in concert! John Paul Jones bass/keyboards/mandolin/anything else needed!
Only 1 singer, Robert Plant. I'll watch the Zepathon with you. Babe I'm going to leave you is the next song. 2nd song on 1st album. This is 1969. Jimmy Page is the guitarist. Sometimes he uses a violin bow on an electric guitar. John Paul Jones is the keyboard, bass, mandolin and other misc. Instruments. John Bonham is the Drummer. He is considered the best rock Drummer.
Robert was the first voice like this. I’m sure the metal bands took lessons from Robert Plant, just like they listened to Jimmy Page on guitar. Just one singer on this song, by the way.
It’s the same singer: Robert Plant. He just has incredible range and can sing anything. John Bonham is one of the GOAT drummers. He was the first real HEAVY drummer, but had great feel, soul and his fills are unparalleled. John Paul Jones is the bassist and is one of the best ever. His grooves are sick, and the backbone of the band. Jimmy Page is perhaps the most versatile guitarist ever. These guys are the OG - set the tone for heavy rock forever. You must checkout Dazed & Confused, Communication Breakdown, Whole Lotta Love, Immigrant Song, Black Dog, When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir. But don’t overlook their incredible acoustic stuff either: Ramble On, Going to California, Battle of Evermore.
It’s the same lead singer throughout. Most talented overall band of musicians in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. IMO. Great songwriters and Jimmy Page the guitar player is a great producer too.
do the entire album in order -it changed us forever when it came out my friend.....i was there..do the real album not any live stuff just the master recording sessions of this the best debut album of all progressive classic rock it is all the same singer robert plant
1 bass drum Triplets. Snare, high hat 1 tom tom and 2 floor Toms. A smattering of cymbals. Audio AI of John Bonham cleaned up and enhanced like Neal Peart would be cool as hell.
Chek the history of The Yardbirds and then you can understand more about The New Yardbirds .. This album I had to have after LZ 2 and I put that heavy tonearm on that brand new LZ 1 and thought how could this be as good or better than LZ 2 ..A door to a new sound space opened right up in 1 second.. NO double bass kick drum, only a single and John Bonham only used one after a double kick caused more space problems for touring in the early days and never switched back to it .. There is a vid of a 8 year old Japanese girl that plays drums with this song .
They were mid-late 20s and at least Page & John Paul Jones (bass) were accompllished sessions musicians playing on hits like DownTown by Petula Clark and Sunshine Superman by Donovan before creating Led Zeppelin. Page paid for the recording session for LEd Zeppelin 1 from his own pocket.
Apparently between 1963 and 1966 when he joined the Yardbirds Psgr played on between 50-90% of the top 40 songs that had been recorded in London at the time. Other than the Beatles he appeared on records from all the major bands that appeared during the fabled British invasion of the 60's.
F YEA!!!! YAY!!! Hi **Kaz** Ya fkn **ROCK!!!** Thank YOU ever so for going in **Order** i can almost **Promise** ya will NOT regret it one fkn bit Annnnd ya just made a **Lifelong** **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelinLover** **Pixie Extremely Ecstatic** yep **Robert Plant** & **Bonzo** were 19-20 when they did the 1st album & had ONLY been formed for a few months before doing it ha i am not good on some of the facts i leave that to the many many other **LedZepLovers** out here i just am here to be put into my usual **Trance** by them...& No **Robert Plant** is THE only singer tho i guess yes sometimes very rarely did the rest join in & one song there was a guest lady who sang on the track & again others i am sure will fill ya in on all the specific details all i know is that i freakin **Luv** them & **MyJimmyPageWizardBabe** Mmm **MadLuv** IF ya continue with the chronological order thing just keep going from track to track til the next album & then after like each album if ya want ya can do like whatever *Live Performances* are available for that specific album & yea i am just ramblin sorry ha & givin out some unsolicited suggestions is all heh it is your channel ya can do whatever your **Heart** desires I will **Luv** whatever **RockON!!!** **PixieHugz&LuvzALL**
You really wanna see a solo by page live in newyork 1973 dazed n confused Madison Square garden from the movie song remains the same it's 28 minutes long
Genius band, none of their albums sound the same. IMO they had seven albums in a row, not counting the live one at Madison Square Garden, “song remains the same” but the first seven the studio albums in my opinion are near great or great albums, seven in a row no other band other than probably the Beatles can really touch that as far as that many great albums in such a short period of time. The album “in through the outdoor” imo is not good except for the very first song on the album.
Lol, they all have the same type of voice in classic rock because they are trying to copy Zeppelin. I kid you not. Zeppelin was the literal blue print for classic rock.
You really need to do a bit more research before listen to a piece, Heavey Metal diidn't exist in 1969, and no lead singer sounded like Plant. They were advertised as the new Yardbirds, however, they didn't sound like the Yardbirds what so ever, the only connection between Led Zeppelin and the Yardbirds was Jimmy Page, lead guitarist.
Start from the beginning, one song after another, one album after another, it will be the most enjoyable music ride ever
Actually, what’s even sicker is that he is NOT using a double bass. It was a single and no double pedal either. He was well known for rolling his foot and if other people did it, we had never heard it before! Recorded in October 1968 and Bonham the drummer was only 20 as well as Robert Plant.
Bonzo didn't need a double bass his right foot was lightning fast! Or as Jimmy Hendrix once said John Bonham had a jack rabbit foot!
Vanilla Fudge drummer Carmine Appice swears that Bonham heard and saw it from him. They were on tour together and Bonham came up to Carmine and asked how he did those bass drum beats.
@@antarcticorb9197 Only problem with Carmine's story is the album was already recorded by the time they met Vanilla Fudge.
That's wild 😂 I swear I thought he was
1968 til 1980 when Bonham died. This was the first song on the first album...it HIT US IN THE FACE! No...only one singer Robert Plant. 4 members only! Yes John Bonham was the greatest drummer ever! Greatest band ever!
I love how new Led Zeppelin’s listeners language get more sophisticated video after video, they all finish considering Led Zeppelin as the greatest ever !
Just keep going through the catalog. They started in 1969. This is a totally blues Lp. And yes there is no other drummer like John Bonham. That's all Robert Plant singing lead vocals. Jimmy Page lead gutar and John Paul Jones bass and keys. Great reaction as usual and Peace out 🙏 ✌️ ☮️
Welcom to the Bonham triplets, single base drum.
This will be a little long, Jimmy Page the lead guitarist was formally in the band The Yardbirds. He was the last remaining member, ironically the last to join them too, they still had a few concerts that needed fulfilled. Page had like 2 weeks to find guys for the band, likely the beginning of August (1968). He wanted a guy named Terry Reid for vocals, but Reid wasn’t available, & recommended a little known singer named Robert Plant. Page & 1 or 2 others went to hear Plant playing in a pub, he talked to Plant & Plant came back to his house, they had the same interest in music. Plant mentioned his friend since earl teens & former band mate, drummer John (Bonzo) Bonham. Bonham had a study gig, but they talked him into joining. Two stories when bassist keyboards mandolin player etc. exactly came aboard. They had their first rehearsal on August 19, the day before Plants 20th birthday. The first song they played, they knew the had something great. They did those few tour dates, came back to England & over 4 nights & a total of 35 hours, recorded produced mixed & edited their first amazing debut album, it was released on January 12,1969. Jimmy Page while the most sought after session guitarist pre Yardbirds, in free time learned about producing mixing & editing. Not only did Page write music & some lyrics, he produced mixed & edited all their albums. They are the GODS of all genres of music, you never know what treat you’ll get, but you know you’ll love it. Plants vocals are like no others, his range tone & textures, & knowing how & when to use what is a true godly instrument. Sadly the band split up, when irreplaceable friend & greatest drummer ever, John (Bonzo) Bonham passed away.
Dude , evolution this is your grandfather’s music . I’m 69 this is my vibe - smoked a doobie at 15 and put this album on - mind blown . 🤯 incredible Jimmy Page , Jon Bonham on drums , Robert Plant vocals , Jon Paul jones bass .
John Bonham used a single bass drum not a double. He had a fast foot, lol
John “Bonzo” Bonham is the drummer. He didn’t use a double bass, that’s all with 1 foot.
Keep on trucking through the album. You won't regret it. This is basically a self produced album. They did the mixing, song selection so it was exactly what they wanted. You had to be alive at the time to really appreciate how music changed during this time. Elvis was still on top. Beatles were doing Sgt Pepper. Folk rock was just beginning to become electric thanks to Bob Dillon. Sly and the Family Stone were dancing to the music and Joplin was belting out Summertime. It was such a expansive time of change and musical genius and diversity.
Yes do
Don't forget that Hendrix turned the whole industry on it's head!
they were only together a few weeks before they recorded this landmark album
Zeppelin 1 was recorded August 1968
Robert Plant vocals/harmonica
Jimmy Page guitar/Theramin/album producer...all of them!
John Bonham drummer/ sometimes sings harmony in concert!
John Paul Jones bass/keyboards/mandolin/anything else needed!
Only 1 singer, Robert Plant.
I'll watch the Zepathon with you.
Babe I'm going to leave you is the next song.
2nd song on 1st album. This is 1969.
Jimmy Page is the guitarist. Sometimes he uses a violin bow on an electric guitar.
John Paul Jones is the keyboard, bass, mandolin and other misc. Instruments.
John Bonham is the Drummer. He is considered the best rock Drummer.
Robert was the first voice like this. I’m sure the metal bands took lessons from Robert Plant, just like they listened to Jimmy Page on guitar. Just one singer on this song, by the way.
It’s the same singer: Robert Plant. He just has incredible range and can sing anything.
John Bonham is one of the GOAT drummers. He was the first real HEAVY drummer, but had great feel, soul and his fills are unparalleled.
John Paul Jones is the bassist and is one of the best ever. His grooves are sick, and the backbone of the band.
Jimmy Page is perhaps the most versatile guitarist ever.
These guys are the OG - set the tone for heavy rock forever. You must checkout Dazed & Confused, Communication Breakdown, Whole Lotta Love, Immigrant Song, Black Dog, When the Levee Breaks, Kashmir.
But don’t overlook their incredible acoustic stuff either: Ramble On, Going to California, Battle of Evermore.
It's good that you listen to all the instrument...good listener
It’s the same lead singer throughout. Most talented overall band of musicians in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. IMO. Great songwriters and Jimmy Page the guitar player is a great producer too.
LED ZEPPELIN'S Stairway to heaven... For me, this song is GOAT in the category of rock ballads. Love your reaction! Hello from Serbia 🇷🇸!
dont go out of order and you will get the true experience how it unfolded cant wait til you hear the next 3 songs....
do the entire album in order -it changed us forever when it came out my friend.....i was there..do the real album not any live stuff just the master recording sessions of this the best debut album of all progressive classic rock it is all the same singer robert plant
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Drummer john Henry bonham 🥁
1 bass drum Triplets. Snare, high hat 1 tom tom and 2 floor Toms. A smattering of cymbals. Audio AI of John Bonham cleaned up and enhanced like Neal Peart would be cool as hell.
He’s a good drummer… oh my God
They all been musicians since they were very young age
Chek the history of The Yardbirds and then you can understand more about The New Yardbirds .. This album I had to have after LZ 2 and I put that heavy tonearm on that brand new LZ 1 and thought how could this be as good or better than LZ 2 ..A door to a new sound space opened right up in 1 second.. NO double bass kick drum, only a single and John Bonham only used one after a double kick caused more space problems for touring in the early days and never switched back to it .. There is a vid of a 8 year old Japanese girl that plays drums with this song .
They were mid-late 20s and at least Page & John Paul Jones (bass) were accompllished sessions musicians playing on hits like DownTown by Petula Clark and Sunshine Superman by Donovan before creating Led Zeppelin. Page paid for the recording session for LEd Zeppelin 1 from his own pocket.
Apparently between 1963 and 1966 when he joined the Yardbirds Psgr played on between 50-90% of the top 40 songs that had been recorded in London at the time. Other than the Beatles he appeared on records from all the major bands that appeared during the fabled British invasion of the 60's.
When they recorded this album, Bonham was 20, Plant had just turned 20, Jones was 22 and Page was 24.
Not double bass. Just a fast foot!
F YEA!!!! YAY!!! Hi **Kaz** Ya fkn **ROCK!!!** Thank YOU ever so for going in **Order** i can almost **Promise** ya will NOT regret it one fkn bit Annnnd ya just made a **Lifelong** **MyBelovedOtherWorldlyLedZeppelinLover** **Pixie Extremely Ecstatic** yep **Robert Plant** & **Bonzo** were 19-20 when they did the 1st album & had ONLY been formed for a few months before doing it ha i am not good on some of the facts i leave that to the many many other **LedZepLovers** out here i just am here to be put into my usual **Trance** by them...& No **Robert Plant** is THE only singer tho i guess yes sometimes very rarely did the rest join in & one song there was a guest lady who sang on the track & again others i am sure will fill ya in on all the specific details all i know is that i freakin **Luv** them & **MyJimmyPageWizardBabe** Mmm **MadLuv** IF ya continue with the chronological order thing just keep going from track to track til the next album & then after like each album if ya want ya can do like whatever *Live Performances* are available for that specific album & yea i am just ramblin sorry ha & givin out some unsolicited suggestions is all heh it is your channel ya can do whatever your **Heart** desires I will **Luv** whatever **RockON!!!** **PixieHugz&LuvzALL**
at least its their REAL voice...screw autotune..
All the rock singers sing in that voice because they are all imitating Robert Plant.
You really wanna see a solo by page live in newyork 1973 dazed n confused Madison Square garden from the movie song remains the same it's 28 minutes long
Do Stairway To Heaven live 1973 at msg!!
Jimmy page has been playing guitar since he was 12
Same singer Robert plant
Bass guitar 🎸 john paul jones
Break out song from thier first album.
You also need to speak up when you comment. Just some friendly advice young man.
Came out 1969
It wasn't a different singer.
Genius band, none of their albums sound the same. IMO they had seven albums in a row, not counting the live one at Madison Square Garden, “song remains the same” but the first seven the studio albums in my opinion are near great or great albums, seven in a row no other band other than probably the Beatles can really touch that as far as that many great albums in such a short period of time. The album “in through the outdoor” imo is not good except for the very first song on the album.
Every “classic rock” band singers sound the same because they’re ALL trying to be Robert Plant 😂😂
Sound the same? - are you serious?
I don't mean literally. Like produce the same type of sound. But like I said many genres do that
You are literally standing on a whale fishing for minnows. You have no idea what’s coming my friend.
Lol, they all have the same type of voice in classic rock because they are trying to copy Zeppelin. I kid you not. Zeppelin was the literal blue print for classic rock.
You really need to do a bit more research before listen to a piece, Heavey Metal diidn't exist in 1969, and no lead singer sounded like Plant. They were advertised as the new Yardbirds, however, they didn't sound like the Yardbirds what so ever, the only connection between Led Zeppelin and the Yardbirds was Jimmy Page, lead guitarist.