Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Live Version) - Guitar Jam

Experience my guitar cover of the legendary track “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You,” inspired by Jimmy Page & Robert Plant’s iconic live performance in Paris. This timeless song has roots stretching back to the late 1950s, originally written by folk singer Anne Bredon and famously recorded by Joan Baez before Led Zeppelin transformed it into a rock masterpiece in 1969. Decades later, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant reunited to revisit this haunting classic, showcasing their unforgettable chemistry in concerts around the world-including the mesmerizing set in Paris.
Interesting Facts
1. Folk Origins: “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” started as a folk song, emphasizing acoustic melodies and emotional storytelling. Led Zeppelin’s take mixed delicate acoustic parts with powerful rock riffs, creating a dramatic sound that captivated fans.
2. Uncredited Writer: For a time, Anne Bredon wasn’t credited for writing this track; it took years (and some detective work) before she received official recognition and royalties.
3. Page & Plant Reunion: After Led Zeppelin disbanded, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant joined forces again in the mid-90s. Their version of “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” during the Paris show became a standout moment-merging their classic energy with a new, stripped-down style.
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[@sohamsarker]

I don't know how this hasn't blown up yet. Great playing and tone man!!!!!.

[@KristianKachur]

@@sohamsarker thank you!