First time hearing Tangerine [Led Zeppelin Reaction] Led Zeppelin III Side 2, acoustic folk-Thermals
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- Reaction to Tangerine from Led Zeppelin III Side 2, which has a totally different vibe from Side 1. This is the acoustic folk part of the album. Mike & Dev also give a listen to a cover by The Thermals.
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🎵 Tangerine by Led Zeppelin (1970) - • Tangerine (Remaster)
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"And I do" may be my favorite delivery of a line in all rock music
before i even listen to your reaction, again, these songs are very personal to me. i learned to play them on Sunday mornings, alone, with my acoustic guitar, looking up tabs in the early days on the web, late 90s and early 2000s. i listened and strummed. to this day, if i pick up a guitar, i play Tangerine. these songs are deceptively simple, magnificently performed.
LZ's version is more like Leadbelly's 'Gallis Pole' recorded in 1939, which is before Gerlach's version.
Just as with Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid, I can always almost hear the beginning of Tangerine, as Gallows Pole is Ending.
Amazed by how you can dig up the works where Led Zeppelin got their music from.
Gives an insight into what they were listening to and what their inspiration was.
That little fuzzy guitar solo in tangerine has always sounded to me as if the guitars were weeping over the long lost love and the memories of her and wondering if she still remembers him
Led Zep took a rusted old wrecked vw and turned it into a Lamborghini.
Thanks for the alternate versions, always interesting to hear. In the 'Page and Plant Unledded' sessions one of the band members plays the hurdy gurdy on Gallows Pole, which fits in very nicely.
Also he formed a band call the honey drippers also check out his first band with John Bonham together early 60s called band of joy way before zeppelin arrived
Tangerine a beautiful song written by Jimmy for lost love Jackie deShannon.
LOVE gallows pole, zeps lyrics are dark as fuck too lol
@13:34 Jimmy is playing a pedal-steel guitar. But the main acoustic part is a 12-string.
I love how you don't talk over the important or interesting parts but use subtitles instead. That's a refreshing change from a lot of other channels.
Thank you, I'm glad it suits you. Some would prefer we didn't talk at all, but you can't please everyone. Lol
@@MusicforBusyPeoplehaha that's weird. I thought the whole point was to get your feedback, but like you said you can't please everyone.
iirc jimmy did this after picking a banjo up for the 1st time!
What a musical genius! JPJ too!
Page sang backup in Tangerine, guitar solo was done in steel guitar.
One of the few times Page sang...also there were a few times Bonham sang too.
Actually, I believe Robert's harmonizing vocal was added to the album cut however, Jimmy would sing in concert.
Both incredible songs !!!!
The acoustic guitar at the the beginning of Tangerine was I believe a 12 string
in Tangerine it’s a 12 string that’s why it sounds like that in the beginning!
Gene Autry did this song also and led belly to
So after writing and recording “ Gallows Pole” , which builds from just a gentle guitar and soft vocal into something much more powerful and multilayered, did Jimmy Page think “ Hmmmmm.Maybe we can do something along the same lines, but even more epic next time??!!! Any guesses guys?
That steel guitar is phenomenal.
Ay dios y la virgen. Me hace acordar al final d casi famosos. Aqueella película de Kate Hudson....me parte el alma....me hace llorar sin más. Pero es una gran cancion
Hablo de tangerine
Love this song.
Tangerine was a song that was first played by the Yardbirds called "Knowing That I'm Losing You." It was reworked into Tangerine. ua-cam.com/video/R4p7q_2gwj0/v-deo.html
Thankfully he fixed the chorus for the Led Zeppelin version.
@@MusicforBusyPeople No question the Zeppelin version is better. Whether Zep did the "right thing" or the "wrong thing" with their "covers" (proper credit vs. not so much), its pretty inescapable that Led Zeppelin's versions were always significantly better.
Tangerine, written by Page about a breakup with his girlfriend.
"Now let's do Tangerine by a band call The Thermals....I don't know if they ever went anywhere"... hahahaha.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You need too check all of his solo records after zeppelin it's incredible I'm telling you won't be disappointed also his solo videos that go with the record like I wish I was a carpenter
Big log .little by little .sea of love ..ship of fools etc
Bron-Yr-Aur is pronounced like "bron-er-ire". Gallows Pole is more in line with Lead Belly's, I believe. Yes, that was Jimmy playing Jonesy's banjo. He said afterward he traded Jonesy a guitar for it but some years later they ended up trading back. I believe all 3 sang back up on the song. I don't believe it was ever performed live, however, Robert would sometimes add the "see saw margery daw, gonna swing" and "hangman, hangman hold it a little while, I think I see my brother coming, riding many miles" parts while they improvised through Trampled Under Foot. I love the contrast of a fun, bouncy little ditty about a macabre topic. It reminds me of The Beatles' Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Jimmy supposedly wrote Tangerine about Jackie De Shannon whom he dated briefly while still a session musician. Jimmy would often sing back up on this when performed in concert. The cover of Tangerine wasn't interesting at all - definitely less charm.
Gallis Pole
The cover vocals sound like Jethro Tull.
I had the same initial impression actually.
I think John Bonham sang the backup in gallows Pole, in concert he sings the female vocal in the Battle of evermore if you can believe it, and The voice sounds the same to me in gallows Pole
To my knowledge, Bonzo didn't sing on Gallows Pole in concert, but Jonesy did.
@@henriettaskolnick4445 I didn't say that he sung gallows Pole in concert I said he sung the Battle of evermore in concert and his voice is almost spot on to the studio version in gallows Pole
@@danielmass2florida848 sorry, that was my intention, to my knowledge, Bonzo didn't sing on Battle of Evermore but I've seen concert footage of Jonesy singing Sandy Denny's part while playing three-necked instrument that had a mandolin at the top, 12-string in the middle and 6-string on the bottom.
Blues / folk music on steroids.
LZ was listening to Galis Pole by Leadbelly.
The Thermals sound SO MUCH like 1966 circa Velvet Underground. Must have been an influence.
On Tangerine, Jimmy Page sings back up on the live version. Not sure if he does on the recorded version.
still fresh as a daisy 50+ years later
Gallows Pole is fabulous!!
Not 2 guitars at the start but 12 string acoustic