"Bring It On Home" is a blues song written by American music arranger and songwriter Willie Dixon. Sonny Boy Williamson II recorded it in 1963, but the song was not released until 1966. Led Zeppelin adapted it in part as a homage to Williamson in 1969 and subsequently, the song has been recorded by several artists.
You should check out the video of Rory Gallagher performing Bullfrog Blues, a song written by William "Bigfoot" Harris back in 1928, on The Old Grey Whistle Test and compare it to the original version. 👍✌️
Plant was heavily influenced by American blues singers, just as Page was influenced by American blues guitar players. I suspect this was their way of paying tribute to those artists within the context of what is primarily a rock-oriented song.
This is a Willie Dixon song. Was released before Zeppelin did it by Sonny Boy Williamson. This song was part of a settlement with Dixon along with Whole Lotta Love, sa s album LZ II
Yes, you need to react to Nobody's Fault but Mine. You will not only love the song, but it features both a harmonica solo and a guitar solo, and it's hard to figure out which solo rocks harder.
I am 65 and remember the first time I heard these guys! It was on AM radio WLS out of Chicago. A fun all night out partying with the guys. I might have been all of 15 and of Mom and Dad were not going to be happy, but just listening to Led Zeppelin on the way home made it worth it all. The radio was rocking the best AM could.
I'm 61 and saw them for the first time when I was 13 years old. I don't know how many times over the years that I have watched The Song Remains The Same and Dazed and Confused.
That's Plant on that harmonica! He was so so good on that. He was so good that I thought at first they brought in Paul Butterfield to the studio to do harmonica. What a great great blues group! That's what they were at root. They were ROOTED in the blues. 🎵🎶💖
@@kevinpettigrew4191 for me there is no such question who is best, because as a musiclover you know many super drummers, what about Ginger Baker, Keith Moon, Bill Ward, Ian Paice, Jon Hiseman etc......everyone with their own style and feeling, right ? all the best from Berlin
This song is the perfect example of how blues melded into rock and roll. And the riff in this song.... nobody ever topped this. My favourite Zep song. God almighty, the drums and bass in this song. Insane.
Great reaction! ☺ Word of advice: When listening to Zeppelin, be prepared to fasten your seat belt, and get ready for the ride because how their songs start off, is not how they are throughout, not to mention how they end...so many twists and turns, and that's what I LOVE about them! 💖💖💖💖
Mrs Melissa ward here. This just makes me miss our era of music soo bad. Everyday we had something outstanding on the radio. Then we would go buy it as fast as we could. Love this song,and all their others.
On my 14th birthday in 1970 I was given some money and went to the record shop and bought this album Led Zeppelin 2 and Cosmos Factory by Creedence Clearwater Revival. My first 2 albums. I still love them both.
Great song! Robert doing the harmonica! Listening to Zeppelin for 47 1/2 years songs never get old! That’s why they’re the best!! My children grew up listening to Zeppelin now I have two grandchildren listening! You are right Jamel! Keep great music alive! Thx!
The vocals and the guitars ( overdubs ) on this song are awesome but the drums specially the kick drum and with John Paul Jones on bass guitar are incredible. The bass lines that he plays is simply amazing.
PLEASE do Zeppelin “for your life” nobody ever does it and it’s so underrated. One of my favorite zeppelin songs. Also do “trampled under foot” it’s FUNKY you’ll be stank facing the whole way through
That was a John Paul Jones / John Bonham driven song! Tune your ear into John Paul Jones bass on this track and you will realize the Brilliance of his playing,& realized why he was the most sought-after bassist!
I’ve been sitting in the dark for 3 days, no phone, no power, no heat, below freezing temps on the upper Texas gulf coast and the only music I could get was sitting in my car. I HAVE MISSED YOU MASTER J!! And you’re bringing it on home with Zep. Perfect!
My daughter is in Arlington, my 2 sons in Austin with their families, they go back and forth having no power. I feel for you, hope they get it together for you. I’m glad you found some temporary relief here with all of us loving Jamel’s shows today!! Love and prayers to you sister!
Best friend in Austin waiting on lung transplant, on oxygen. Brother in Dallas. I so wish I could do more than send prayers, so I'll send thoughts & good vibes in music.💜😪👍💪
Still the Greatest Band Ever!! Thanks for your reaction.. 🎧🎶💯. I like the Yes!! On the 🥁.. Bonzo is the man! Look at the kit he made all that sound from.. pounding that thing. I’d love to see your reaction to the movie Song Remains the Same!! 🍿 Dazed & Confused or Moby Dick
In 1969, English rock band Led Zeppelin recorded a version of the song for their album Led Zeppelin II. The intro and outro were deliberate homages to the Sonny Boy Williamson song, whereas the rest of the track was an original composition by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.[6] Plant's harmonica part was recorded in Vancouver. The band went on tour with the master tapes for Led Zeppelin II and recorded parts in various studios. Led Zeppelin frequently performed this song live at Led Zeppelin concerts, first appearing as an encore on the band's 1970 UK tour. When played live, the song exhibited sharp interplay between Page's guitar, John Bonham's drums and John Paul Jones' bass. This can be seen on the Led Zeppelin DVD, which features a performance at the Royal Albert Hall in 1970. A recording from a June 25, 1972, concert in Los Angeles is included on How the West Was Won. From 1973, the song was dropped from the band's live set list. However, the middle section riff was retained and served as the introduction to "Black Dog" on the band's 1973 tour of the United States, as documented in the concert film The Song Remains the Same. "Bring It On Home" was played at the reunion of surviving Led Zeppelin members staged at Jason Bonham's wedding reception in May 1990.[6] Copyright issue Without songwriter Willie Dixon's knowledge, Arc Music, the music publishing arm of Chess Records, brought a claim against Led Zeppelin for using "Bring It On Home" without its permission.[1] The group maintained that they copied parts of the song as an intentional tribute to Williamson, but resolved the matter with an undisclosed cash settlement.[1] For the 2003 live album How the West Was Won, the song was credited to Dixon alone, with the note "Medley contains 'Bring It On Back' (Jimmy Page/Robert Plant/John Paul Jones/John Bonham)".[7] On the 2014 Led Zeppelin II reissue, Dixon is listed as the sole songwriter.
@@pseudoty, truth be told, the other bands did have Willie listed in the songwriting credits on their records even when they first came out. Led Zeppelin did not and they often get singled out for that..... but they were not the only ones who stole from those that came before them.
Another excellent choice, my friend. They lull you in with that stripped-back rocking chair blues, then peel the flesh off your face with those electric lines, then back to the beginning. Such a trip.
When I was young Jimmy's guitar and Plant's voice pulled me into this song. It wasn't until I got older that I realized John Paul's raging bass and Bonham's drums were the backbone of this tune.
In 1969 we had a family gathering at my Aunt and Uncle's place. The youngsters (all teenagers - I was 13) were stuffed in the basement, with Led Zep 2 blasting on the stereo. I was mesmerized - I had never heard anything remotely like this before. I loved it! Every so often an adult would come down, hear the loud music, shake their head in disgust and go back upstairs. My dad, lover of jazz and classical music, popped down, stood there for a few seconds and deadpanned, "At least they know how to play their instruments," and walked back upstairs. Instantly, and for the rest of his life, he was the coolest uncle in the family.
I just love the intro and outro. The transition is pure Zeppelin, but I could listen to the intro and outro all day long. Was Robert not the most underrated mouth harpist of all time? And he could morph that voice in 100 different ways.
Led Zep is electrified blues m Hats off to Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters and all the delta musicians who set the stage for rock and roll to evolve into this
Led Zeppelin II was one of the very first rock albums I ever had. My grandmother gave it to me for Christmas and wondered if we should listen to it together (this is in the 70's) and there was no WAY I was going to do that! :) Times sure have changed! Love your videos Brother Jamel! I always find myself smiling!
Zeppelin 2 was my ‘go to’ when we traveled for baseball back in college. On the bus, after playing cards and bullshitting, I grabbed the Duece cassette and rolled from start to finish,,,, never gets old!!
Years ago, this was the “B” side of a single on the juke box in our local Pizza Hut. I loved watching the expressions on the faces of the families in there eating with their kids when it hit that loud part !
Led Zeppelin II is a masterpiece. Every song is immaculate. You'll need to do Heartbreaker and Livin' Lovin' Maid together since that's how we're all used to hearing them.
back in the late 80s I was living in San Jose and the radio station always had a "Get the Led out" hour during rush hour. It was the best thing ever to be stuck in traffic listening to this group!
I've always been a great music fan and I truly thought I knew music. Then I discovered Led Zeppelin... Their music speaks directly to my soul. Hurts so good.
Every time I watch your reaction to the music I grew up with, I find myself smiling all the way through. Thanks for the bright spot today, brother.. I hope you have a good weekend...
I've seen them both play live and I couldn't pick a winner. Honestly I feel it's a three-way tie with Buddy Rich. At the rate at which Yoyoka is progressing, it won't be long before she's on the short list.
Led Zep covered a bunch of blues covers. Rock fans didn’t even realize it at the time - that they were digging the blues lol. We saw Plant in 2019 doing Swamp Blues live. A-MAZING! ☮️💜
![We react to Led Zeppelin - That's The Way [Live at Earls Court 1975] | REACTION](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x6_8S_qcN08/mqdefault.jpg)
‘KEEP GREAT MUSIC ALIVE’ Shirts and More, Enter Promo Code ‘Jamel’ jamel-aka-jamal-youtube-store.creator-spring.com
Please check out “Clavado en un bar” by Mana
MAKE THAT YOUR EXIT
GREAT STUFF...👍
"YOU CAN BE ANY WHERE IN THE WORLD🌎BUT YOUR HERE👇"
Jamel! ... As soon as you get a chance Carouselambra has a lot of nice transitions in it as well another Grate one by Led Zep‼️🔥🎶✌️
"Bring It On Home" is a blues song written by American music arranger and songwriter Willie Dixon. Sonny Boy Williamson II recorded it in 1963, but the song was not released until 1966. Led Zeppelin adapted it in part as a homage to Williamson in 1969 and subsequently, the song has been recorded by several artists.
You should check out the video of Rory Gallagher performing Bullfrog Blues, a song written by William "Bigfoot" Harris back in 1928, on The Old Grey Whistle Test and compare it to the original version. 👍✌️
Work can wait 10 minutes, Jamel's doing Bring It On Home! Stank face is on the way!
Nice 👍😎🎶
Word!!
I love his reactions
Zeppelin number one for me forever !
My favorite Zep tune. Only one way to play it. LOUD. Thanks for playing. Brought back memories!
Been listening to them over fifty years now … jus the GOATS
My favorite Led Zep. song of all time ..... "BRING IT ON HOME" !!!!!!
Been listening to this since 1970 and still do every day in my car while driving through the winding roads in Thailand. Keep up with the good work
I've always loved the way Robert Plant starts & ends this song imitating an old bluesman, with his own inimitable voice soaring in between.💙🌿💚
He's imitating Sonny Boy Williamson II (AKA Rice Miller), in both voice and harmonica style.
Plant was heavily influenced by American blues singers, just as Page was influenced by American blues guitar players. I suspect this was their way of paying tribute to those artists within the context of what is primarily a rock-oriented song.
This is a Willie Dixon song. Was released before Zeppelin did it by Sonny Boy Williamson. This song was part of a settlement with Dixon along with Whole Lotta Love, sa s album LZ II
I've long said that Led Zep is "the blues on acid" ;)
@@chrisjaybecker I loved listening to SBW. “Don’t Start Me Talking” is one of the greatest classic blues songs of all time.
This song slams you against the wall and leaves you begging for more. Best band ever!!
Please refrain from stating the bleedin' obvious. Thank you. :)
Nobody's Fault But Mine is another all time great one from Zep!
Yup.
Oh hell yeah!!!
Nice pick Oodles. Nobody's Fault is sweeeeet.
Yes, you need to react to Nobody's Fault but Mine. You will not only love the song, but it features both a harmonica solo and a guitar solo, and it's hard to figure out which solo rocks harder.
My favorite Zep song!
He's trying to sound like an old blues
Singer. They never disappoint. When the song begins, I love your face.
That's Robert Playing the Harmonica.
He should get more props for being a great harp player!!!!
@@SuperLocrian all four of them were fantastic musicians who could play multiple instruments.
Sooo many ppl don't know that so thanks for putting that out there :)
Jamel love ya brother but that is the blues jimmys playing.
jpj on nastay bass
If it weren't for the blues, rock n roll wouldn't exist. ✌️
"The blues had a baby, and they named it rock 'n roll!"
~ Muddy Waters, 1977
Preach!
I have to say, I’m 56, and Led Zepplin is the greatest rock band that’s ever put anything to vinyl, period.
I am 65 and remember the first time I heard these guys! It was on AM radio WLS out of Chicago. A fun all night out partying with the guys. I might have been all of 15 and of Mom and Dad were not going to be happy, but just listening to Led Zeppelin on the way home made it worth it all. The radio was rocking the best AM could.
Shout out from a 57! Right on!
Another 56 here been rockin Zeppelin since the 70s
I'm 61 and saw them for the first time when I was 13 years old. I don't know how many times over the years that I have watched The Song Remains The Same and Dazed and Confused.
42 here, shout out to my older brothers for introducing me. Greatest band ever!
That's Plant on that harmonica! He was so so good on that. He was so good that I thought at first they brought in Paul Butterfield to the studio to do harmonica. What a great great blues group! That's what they were at root. They were ROOTED in the blues. 🎵🎶💖
Saw Zeppelin in 1973 as a 13 year old at the old Sydney Showground.
They are my greatest rock band off all time
Saw them at the Los Angeles Forum in 72, unbelievable
I am having a great Sunday. It's 420 time, watching you enjoy Led Zeplin😊 loved when they transitioned you weren't expecting that😅
Peace-out
🌎💕✨️
Dude, your face when the harmonica starts is CLASSIC! Sending you peace and love, brother.
"They done did it again..."
The song has been played by several blues artists but, Zeppelin kicked it up several notches! One of the best bands ever!
You got it right Jamel....THE greatest band of all time!
“Who do you like, Neil or John?”
“YES.”
That is the correct answer, lol!
Both Led Zeppelin and Rush are amazingly talented bands.
Both insane. But there's Bonzo and everyone else. Apples and oranges though
For me, it's always Zeppelin.
Robert Plant and Jimmy Page front the band with amazing talent by Bonzo and Jonesy.
@@kevinpettigrew4191 for me there is no such question who is best, because as a musiclover you know many super drummers,
what about Ginger Baker, Keith Moon, Bill Ward, Ian Paice, Jon Hiseman etc......everyone with their own style and feeling, right ?
all the best from Berlin
@@jogischulz2576 Understand your point. All greats, forgot Buddy Rich :) but im a Zeppelin nut and drummer for 30+ years and well biased lol
Robert Plant doing his best imitation of an old blues Man straight out of the Mississippi Delta!
BLUES YOU SAY,UFO BUILT FOR COMFORT!!!!
AMEN BRO!!!
Thank you for reviewing my favorite song! 💓 The first time I heard that transition, I had goosebumps upon goosebumps!
Just waiting for Jamel’s reaction when this song hits LIFTOFF...
Whaaddaa hell of a transition. I thought we were goin blues all the way through, But they decided to bring it on home, hahahahahaah
lmfaooooooooo
Watch out, watch out
The sign of a great band, is their ability to pleasantly surprise you. Loved this reaction! Watch out, Watch out!!
This song is the perfect example of how blues melded into rock and roll. And the riff in this song.... nobody ever topped this. My favourite Zep song. God almighty, the drums and bass in this song. Insane.
Great reaction! ☺
Word of advice:
When listening to Zeppelin, be prepared to fasten your seat belt, and get ready for the ride because how their songs start off, is not how they are throughout, not to mention how they end...so many twists and turns, and that's what I LOVE about them! 💖💖💖💖
If this song don’t knock your socks off, you ain’t wearin’ any! The mighty Zep!
Mrs Melissa ward here. This just makes me miss our era of music soo bad. Everyday we had something outstanding on the radio. Then we would go buy it as fast as we could. Love this song,and all their others.
Does that chair have a seat belt? Because you're going for a ride!!! 🙌 🎶 🎢🎶
What a way to finish an album. The most extreme transition in rock and one of the best rock riffs of all time.
That opening bit is a nod to the great blues harpist Sonny Boy Williamson.
Indeed. Voice and harp style. Incredible take off of the great man.
Jimmy Page played with SBW a bit before The Yardbirds (1964).
Don't forget that Blues legend Willie Dixon wrote this for Sonny Boy Williamson. What a great tune.
@@Finnegan6674 Willie Dixon...incredible blues songwriter!
Yes sonny boy williamson!! I knew I heard it by him!
the stare at the beginning says it all! one of my favorites by them! keep those LED ZEPPELIN reactions coming!!
BTW, the intro and outro were to pay homage to the Sonny Boy Williamson song but the rest was written by Willie Dixon and arranged by Jimmy Page.
Key words, "arranged by Jimmy Page."
Imagine listening to this in 1969, at the age of 13, it was mind bending.
On my 14th birthday in 1970 I was given some money and went to the record shop and bought this album Led Zeppelin 2 and Cosmos Factory by Creedence Clearwater Revival. My first 2 albums. I still love them both.
@@stevebinning977 Long as I can see the Light.
Yes it was
Saw them live once 1972, unbelievable
When they did the recording he wasn’t really a harmonica player he had just learned 🇨🇦✌🏻🇨🇦 anything by zeppelin is great
I did not know that!
He played harmonica before zeppelin
The beginning was Robert Plant's imitation of Sonny Boy Williamson III Bring it On Home
Bingo!!!!
Great song! Robert doing the harmonica! Listening to Zeppelin for 47 1/2 years songs never get old! That’s why they’re the best!! My children grew up listening to Zeppelin now I have two grandchildren listening! You are right Jamel! Keep great music alive! Thx!
Best Song from Led Zeppelin.
Greetings from Germany
Rückfallzieher auf Bordsteinkante Listen to their Mississippi Delta Blues. ABSOLUTELY Amazing
I love early Zep! They incorporated the love of blues into much of their music! Brilliant as always!
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss singing
Gone, Gone, Gone. Totally different and too fun.
AMAZING ALBUM!! Good suggestion.
also Fortune Teller
Excellent.....
Especially the live video. Great stuff!
I love their song together called "Rich Woman". ☺
Another amazing Zeppelin creation!! NOBODY does it better than Zeppelin!!
The vocals and the guitars ( overdubs ) on this song are awesome but the drums specially the kick drum and with John Paul Jones on bass guitar are incredible. The bass lines that he plays is simply amazing.
The gritty blues intro, to that riff by Page, then folks comes JPJ with a bassline that will make you move.
Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band to ever walk this earth.
Amen
By far
Good lord I still get a Thrill every time I hear them! That guitar riff is amazing.
PLEASE do Zeppelin “for your life” nobody ever does it and it’s so underrated. One of my favorite zeppelin songs. Also do “trampled under foot” it’s FUNKY you’ll be stank facing the whole way through
Absolutely. Their version of FYL from the 02 was incredible. I'm pretty sure that was the only time they performed it live...2007.
Yes!
yeah...the live version from the Celebration Day show at the O2 ROCKS!
Studio version first!
Yes. Also "The Rover" from the same album, which is just as funky!!
That was a John Paul Jones / John Bonham driven song! Tune your ear into John Paul Jones bass on this track and you will realize the Brilliance of his playing,& realized why he was the most sought-after bassist!
I’ve been sitting in the dark for 3 days, no phone, no power, no heat, below freezing temps on the upper Texas gulf coast and the only music I could get was sitting in my car. I HAVE MISSED YOU MASTER J!! And you’re bringing it on home with Zep. Perfect!
Hope you get it back soon, we were out for 36 hours here in Fort Worth and I thought that was rough
My daughter is in Arlington, my 2 sons in Austin with their families, they go back and forth having no power. I feel for you, hope they get it together for you. I’m glad you found some temporary relief here with all of us loving Jamel’s shows today!! Love and prayers to you sister!
Best friend in Austin waiting on lung transplant, on oxygen. Brother in Dallas. I so wish I could do more than send prayers, so I'll send thoughts & good vibes in music.💜😪👍💪
Thats rough. Godspeed Texas. On the up side, at least Ted Cruz's daughters got to go to Cancun on yall's dime.
hang in there! eyes and hearts towards texas.
The look on your face when the harmonica stars is priceless.
" Neil...Or John ? ...... Yes !"
Absolutely ! Spot on, my man... Spot on !
One of the greatest transitions in all of music.
II is the first Zep album I ever bought & still my all time favorite. Sound for song, it can't be beat
I’m with you on that and still have my original vinyl from the day including the album’s paper sleeve, protected like the precious jewel it is.
Still the Greatest Band Ever!! Thanks for your reaction.. 🎧🎶💯. I like the Yes!! On the 🥁.. Bonzo is the man! Look at the kit he made all that sound from.. pounding that thing. I’d love to see your reaction to the movie Song Remains the Same!! 🍿 Dazed & Confused or Moby Dick
The greatest thing about Led Zeppelin is that it's hard to find a song that you don't like.
Hats Off to Roy Harper. Yeah, that's about it.
Wether you like the all or not, there is a song for you.
Just to clarify, I mean that the song Hats Off to Roy Harper is the only song I don't like by the mighty Zep. Everything else is gold.
only one Zep song i dont like > Dyer Maker> the > oh oh oh oh oh too many uh ohs
@@scottwoods9282 Dyer Mker is an excellent song, one of the best drumming by John
In 1969, English rock band Led Zeppelin recorded a version of the song for their album Led Zeppelin II. The intro and outro were deliberate homages to the Sonny Boy Williamson song, whereas the rest of the track was an original composition by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.[6] Plant's harmonica part was recorded in Vancouver. The band went on tour with the master tapes for Led Zeppelin II and recorded parts in various studios.
Led Zeppelin frequently performed this song live at Led Zeppelin concerts, first appearing as an encore on the band's 1970 UK tour. When played live, the song exhibited sharp interplay between Page's guitar, John Bonham's drums and John Paul Jones' bass. This can be seen on the Led Zeppelin DVD, which features a performance at the Royal Albert Hall in 1970. A recording from a June 25, 1972, concert in Los Angeles is included on How the West Was Won.
From 1973, the song was dropped from the band's live set list. However, the middle section riff was retained and served as the introduction to "Black Dog" on the band's 1973 tour of the United States, as documented in the concert film The Song Remains the Same.
"Bring It On Home" was played at the reunion of surviving Led Zeppelin members staged at Jason Bonham's wedding reception in May 1990.[6]
Copyright issue
Without songwriter Willie Dixon's knowledge, Arc Music, the music publishing arm of Chess Records, brought a claim against Led Zeppelin for using "Bring It On Home" without its permission.[1] The group maintained that they copied parts of the song as an intentional tribute to Williamson, but resolved the matter with an undisclosed cash settlement.[1] For the 2003 live album How the West Was Won, the song was credited to Dixon alone, with the note "Medley contains 'Bring It On Back' (Jimmy Page/Robert Plant/John Paul Jones/John Bonham)".[7] On the 2014 Led Zeppelin II reissue, Dixon is listed as the sole songwriter.
Willie Dixon first recorded this.
Yes, another one of his songs that was used without any compensation or credit at the time by Led Zep, stones, the doors, cream and more.
@@pseudoty, truth be told, the other bands did have Willie listed in the songwriting credits on their records even when they first came out. Led Zeppelin did not and they often get singled out for that..... but they were not the only ones who stole from those that came before them.
Sony boy and Willie we're first.
Glad he finally got his due.
Not like this he didn't, Zeppelin owns this and so many other tunes with a trans-formative re-working that defies explanation. Long live Zeppelin!
Another excellent choice, my friend. They lull you in with that stripped-back rocking chair blues, then peel the flesh off your face with those electric lines, then back to the beginning. Such a trip.
When I was young Jimmy's guitar and Plant's voice pulled me into this song. It wasn't until I got older that I realized John Paul's raging bass and Bonham's drums were the backbone of this tune.
I contend that the 30 or so seconds after transition is the most perfect music ever written and recorded. There is truly, no better music in history.
I love the history taught in this song. The beginning roots, then their rock interpretation then back to the beginning. What a journey!!!!
In 1969 we had a family gathering at my Aunt and Uncle's place. The youngsters (all teenagers - I was 13) were stuffed in the basement, with Led Zep 2 blasting on the stereo. I was mesmerized - I had never heard anything remotely like this before. I loved it! Every so often an adult would come down, hear the loud music, shake their head in disgust and go back upstairs. My dad, lover of jazz and classical music, popped down, stood there for a few seconds and deadpanned, "At least they know how to play their instruments," and walked back upstairs. Instantly, and for the rest of his life, he was the coolest uncle in the family.
The best rock band of all time
If ever 4 people had a destiny... they fulfilled it!!!!! Been my favorite band since I was 5!!!! I’m now 51...keep fkn rockin!!
lol! Neil or John? "Yes". This is the way.
Funny thing is the difference in their drum kits ..
Try out Bonzo’s Montreau. Just going off on every percussion instrument out there.
You said "Yes." Good job.
One does not compare gods, one just appreciates.
Gotta include Keith
Can't get enough Led Zeppelin. I enjoy your comments and soulful reaction. Carry-on Brother! Love ya.
I just love the intro and outro. The transition is pure Zeppelin, but I could listen to the intro and outro all day long. Was Robert not the most underrated mouth harpist of all time? And he could morph that voice in 100 different ways.
Led Zeppelin always do Blues......Excellent Rock group and excellent song!!!
Yes! This is a “wait for it” song if there ever was one. Great vid friend!
The best band all time, no doubts
You are striking gold on every swing today, brother.
YOU'LL LOVE HER...
ETTA JAMES
I'd Rather Go Blind
👏👏👏👏👍👍
Led Zep is electrified blues m Hats off to Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters and all the delta musicians who set the stage for rock and roll to evolve into this
I am 73 and been a fan of LED Zeppelin since high school i am from South Texas
Led Zeppelin II was one of the very first rock albums I ever had. My grandmother gave it to me for Christmas and wondered if we should listen to it together (this is in the 70's) and there was no WAY I was going to do that! :) Times sure have changed! Love your videos Brother Jamel! I always find myself smiling!
And to think, you've only scratched the surface of Zep.
Lemon Song = Killing Floor by Howlin' Wolf
Zeppelin 2 was my ‘go to’ when we traveled for baseball back in college. On the bus, after playing cards and bullshitting, I grabbed the Duece cassette and rolled from start to finish,,,, never gets old!!
Years ago, this was the “B” side of a single on the juke box in our local Pizza Hut. I loved watching the expressions on the faces of the families in there eating with their kids when it hit that loud part !
Ya one of their many many best LOL
this is one of those songs that switches things up - I always forget how much I love it until I hear it again
Their most underrated jam. However they performed it with members of Aerosmith at their Rock and Roll hall of fame induction.
Don't bring up their HOF induction performance. Not good. Not good at all.
Led Zeppelin II is a masterpiece. Every song is immaculate. You'll need to do Heartbreaker and Livin' Lovin' Maid together since that's how we're all used to hearing them.
Can’t wait for you to do What Is And What Should Never Be.
Peace J
back in the late 80s I was living in San Jose and the radio station always had a "Get the Led out" hour during rush hour. It was the best thing ever to be stuck in traffic listening to this group!
John Bonham, no question.
Can’t argue but I think Mr Moons name deserves entrance in the conversation 😎✌️
I've always been a great music fan and I truly thought I knew music. Then I discovered Led Zeppelin... Their music speaks directly to my soul. Hurts so good.
Every time I watch your reaction to the music I grew up with, I find myself smiling all the way through. Thanks for the bright spot today, brother.. I hope you have a good weekend...
I am glad you are playing this music, I don't understand how so many missed all this music.
Neil and John are my two favorite drummers. Neil is cerebral, John is heart.
John is heart and rhythm....the best.
I've seen them both play live and I couldn't pick a winner. Honestly I feel it's a three-way tie with Buddy Rich. At the rate at which Yoyoka is progressing, it won't be long before she's on the short list.
Neil, John but what about Keith Moon?I don't see how you can have a conversation about drummers without including Keith Moon.
@@diceportz7107 Or Bill Bruford and Steward Copeland
And bill ward is soul🤘
I'm 64. Paid 10.00 a ticket with 9 friends. 1976. THE BEST ROCK BAND PERIOD !!!!
Jamel!! You are getting the Led out today!!! ❣🙌
About to watch you listen to this awesome awesome awesome song by the Mighty Led Zeppelin.
So glad you reached this one.
Starts well, and gets better! Proper bluesy then more traditional Zeppelin. 😉
One of my favorite deep cuts by them 🎼🎼🎼
zeppelin"over the hills and far away "is my favorite
Mississippi, Englantia and A Nordic twist bred into LZ! A beautiful stew!!! We’ve got to Bullworth this country!!!!!! Awesomeness, Thanks brother
Killer song great choice buddy
Led Zep covered a bunch of blues covers. Rock fans didn’t even realize it at the time - that they were digging the blues lol. We saw Plant in 2019 doing Swamp Blues live. A-MAZING! ☮️💜
“Do you like Neil, or John? Yes.”
Why, yes. Bill Bruford of Yes is also a top tier drummer! 😂
Annd Ginger Baker of course
@@HLGJammer Absolutely
What about Bill Ward of Black Sabbath!!?
Incredible..INCREDIBLE drummer, and sorely overlooked.
@@schandmaske They’re all good. I was just making a “Yes” pun.
@@TahoeNevada Haha I see now.
It went right past me lol..
Favorite line...." Try to love you baby, Love some other man to, bring it on home"
Great Choice 👍
Keep Rocking My Brother 🤟
LMAO EXACTLY how I felt the first time I heard the song when I was 15. Good job Jamal!! Keep it up with Zeppelin