Led Zeppelin - Dazed And Confused "1968 (Reaction)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Please watch: ""
• "The Black Dahlia Unso... -~-
Steph n Jay react to the Lost 1969 performance of Dazed and Confused by Led Zeppelin
Business Inquires Please Contact Me:
Email - stephanielpn1970@gmail.com
Please send mail to James and Stephanie Lee
PO Box 627
BURLINGTON NJ 08016
/ stephnjay.lee.9
John paul jones - Bass Guitar
John Bonham - Drums
Jimmy Page - Lead Guitar
Robert Plant - vocals
Been dazed and confused for so long it's not true
Wanted a woman, never bargained for you
Lots of people talk and few of them know
Soul of a woman was created below, yeah
You hurt and abused tellin' all of your lies
Run around sweet baby, Lord how they hypnotize
Sweet little baby I don't know where you've been
Gonna love you baby, here I come again
Every day I work so hard
Bringin' home my hard earned pay
Try to love you baby, but you push me away
Don't know where you're goin'
Only know just where you've been
Sweet little baby, I want you again
Been dazed and confused for so long, it's not true
Wanted a woman, never bargained for you
Take it easy baby, let them say what they will
Will your tongue wag so much when I send you the bill
Songwriters: Jimmy Page
Disclaimer: No Copyright Infringement Intended. All Visuals, Audio Belong To Their Proper Owner/s.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use
Led Zeppelin was a new band when this was filmed-the audience didn't know what the hell just happend.
A typical English audience, very reserved, quiet , polite, if this happened in the U.S. lol ! There would be bonfires in the aisles , people jumping from the balconies, farm animals being violated ! 😆 lol
+john smith I take it you never saw American Bandstand.
@@johnsmith-xh6je this was not in england but in denmark. and yea they are quite reserved.
Either way it was in small, controlled environment TV studio, not a concert venue. And the audience is quiet because they are paying close attention.
I seem to remember reading that the audience was told to not react until after each performance.
its wild how robert plant the singer and john bonham the drummer were like 20 years old in this. Like what??????
You were right on about the blues. These guys were blues infused and very innovative at the time. This cross over btwn blues and harder trippy rock was new. That is why they are still so loved and timeless. My opinion though.
linZy AZ Zepplin was more folk rock and of course they had hard rock songs but their music was based in folk and blues with rock
@@ponytrekker9315 - I didn't realize they had folk rock in there too but I can see why now that you mentioned it. They seem to have a little bit of everything. 👍🏻🎶💕
@Greg Hubbard - Agree.
Blues, Country (listen to hats off for roy harper) Celtic, Folk. They took all the traditional old school music and ramped it up to 11
@@ponytrekker9315 yes thank you! most people these days have no knowledge of folk and how its a major part of the led zeppelin sound and its also were blues music comes from. led zeppelin always had a way of infusing there brand of blues feeling into a lot of what hey did.
Guys, please do "Since I've Been Loving You". You won't regret it. Cheers!
Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita Good song! When the Levee Breaks too!
That’s my favorite LZ song, along with The Rover.
yes doooo it, from The Song Remains The Same movie.
I Second that motion!
The single greatest band of all time
Drummer: John Bonham- Greatest drummer too have ever lived
Guitar: Jimmy Page- 2nd greatest guitarist ever
Bass/Keyboard: John Paul Jones- Top 5 greatest bassists ever
Vocals: Robert Plant- Top 10 greatest vocalist ever
One last thing... For another Zeppelin song showing off the skill of John Bonham may u plz do Moby Dick live its 15 mins long but the thing that got me too drum haha it would be much appreciated
I watched a top 10 drummers of all time, he was in it. They did drummers from all over the musical spectrum too! Queen had a great drummer also!
@@aim4daface Roger Taylor is good yeah haha
@@akatoshsdisciple2909 Apparently the drummer from Rush is really good too? No, that's not because I'm Canadian! Lol
@@aim4daface Neil Peart is top 3 drummers he is extremely good often known for his live drum solos
You have found your new favorite band. Trust me. Led Zeppelin is the best band ever. There is no debating it. lol
Beatles, Stones, Queen, etc. Beatles rule. Oh, he'll yeah, there's a debate.
@@williamjordan8603 no there is no debate. Beatles are a band for little girls. Stones are wacked there music is so simple it's funny. Queen. We'll they are not even in the same arena.
Personally my fav is the doors but no disrespect to led zepellin whatsoever. Theyre my second favorite but thats saying a lot! Also why put down what someone else likes? Thats the beauty of the music is we all like different things. The world would be boring if everyone agreed
@@gabreel8112 iron maiden, black Sabbath, pink Floyd, deep purple, Judas priest. There's always a debate
Black sabbath would beg to differ
The line he says in the end is:
“Will your tongue wag so much when I send you to hell”
Also... great video 👍
I always thought it was ..."when I send you the bill."
Led Zeppelin - the baddest rock band that ever walked into a recording studio or stepped onto a stage. They are definitely blues-rock band but their music incorporated so many styles, including funk! Some might disagree with me, but Zep could be funky! Listen to Trampled Underfoot, Bring It On Home, The Lemon Song and The Crunge (their homage to James Brown). In their live shows you can hear them playing bits of songs by the Isley Brothers, Isaac Hayes and Stevie Wonder. Master guitar God Jimmy Page & the incredible rhythm section of John Bonham and John Paul Jones could REALLY jam and Robert Plant's voice is powerful and intense and in my opinion, soulful. There's never been anyone like them.
everything you just said....hell yeah. as far as plant's voice goes, no one ever came close to what he did.
@@bluzedogg Exactly, Plant was one of a kind in rock and roll, he couldn't be touched.
Has Anybody Seen The Bridge? Where's That Confounded Bridge?
@@michaelyork4554 Yes, I love that! He's still looking, lol.
You two need to React to Led Zeppelin When the levee breaks, its an Old BLUE'S remake.
Yes, deffinitely When The Levee Breaks, and also Since I've been loving you live (both of which they seem to alow). They can be strict on copyright for studio recordings, but less so on material from their first album.
AND Travelling Riverside Blues.
Robert Davies Some song’s that are struck down are allowed if it’s a live performance. That might help find playable versions. Annie
I have two albums
1.Led Zeppelin
2.Led Zeppelin 2.
On the second album
He played Gibson Les Paul.
I can't believe they haven't taken it down. Zepplin is huge on copy right.
Thanks for doing this. Zepplin is the shit! Still is. RIP John Bonham.
I think it may be because the broadcaster may hold the rights, if it still exists.
I had a t-shirt once with Zeppelin spelled the way you spelled it.
the song is a cover originally written and performed by jake holmes.
ua-cam.com/video/pTsvs-pAGDc/v-deo.html
@@Veggamattic 😂😂😂
If you stop and start it back up several times they usually don't. It's mostly if you play it in it's entirety that they do
Led Zeppelin - When the levy breaks!!! 🤘🎸🔥
Mad skills and huge homage to American Blues. This band can reach your soul like no other.
A note: if you like their version of the blues, you have to check out "When the Levee Breaks", their take on a 1920's tune by Memphis Minnie (I believe, maybe I'm wrong there). That's some POWER blues there. It's the ultimate Zeppelin blues!
I am a fan of Zep for 50 yrs, never seen this version of dazed & confused,, love it.. thank you...
They were all about the blues as we're many British bands. Blues is the basis for rock music.
From around the late 1950's the British cats picked it up from the original Southern U.S. black, blues musicians. This gave a huge resurgence to the original artists career and a great bond was formed between them all that remains to this very day. Cheers.
Blues and hard rock is how I would categorize. Four members. Robert Plant - vocals, Jimmy Page - guitar, John Paul Jones - bass, John Bonham - drums. If you like their version of the blues there is a lot to choose from with Led Zeppelin. Try, How Many More Times or In My Time of Dying, two of my favorites but there are many good ones to choose from.
Their drummer was on your best drummers list #1 😍😍😍😍🍺 💘
all my love for you guys, go on. live rock and roll for ever. big ug
Great song! The main riff of this song was "borrowed" from a folk song by some guy that toured with guitarists old band. They "borrowed" a lot from the old blues guys and even from Richie Valens but what they did with it was mind-blowing. One of top 5 bands all time for sure.
Boogie with Stu. Great Richie Valens rip off..or a tribute to RV.. thanks
No doubt top 5. In no particular order, if I may, Pink Floyd, The Mighty Zepp, The Beatles, The Who, Rolling Stones.
If you want to go 10 deep, Nirvana, Van Halen, The Eagles, AC DC, Metallica.
@John Cornell I meant borrowed... I'm probably the biggest LZ fan in the world.. I play their music and put on my own spin LED ZEPPELIN RULES
everyone including the beatles , stones, clapton, and everyone else borrowed from earlier blues musicians. but everyone only ever talks about zep borrowing. i guess everyone only wants to talk trash when you're at the top of the mountain and everyone else wants your spot.
JAKE HOLMES is the real writer and performer of the song and was so ignored and should get much back pay ua-cam.com/video/pTsvs-pAGDc/v-deo.html
Omg so jealous guys Steph when you said you haven't. Heard anything from them you are in for a treat the mighty zepp is my all time favorite band my sister turn me on to them when I was 12 sit back and enjoy the ride guys you're gonna love it 😊 peace
LED ZEPPELIN HAMMER OF THE GODS
"Will your tongue wag so much when I send to you hell," is what Robert Plant was singing.
This was a promotional show shot in a Danish TV studio. The people attending were basically pulled in off the street and didn't know who the group was. They were just asked if they would like to see someone new.
ZEP IS ALL ABOUT THE BLUES
Fastest I’ve ever clicked on a video. Love this song and band. Remember being 4-5 years old, singing “the immigrant song” with my aunt in her car we called the Barney mobile because it was purple😂😂 great reaction guys!
Your favorite rock band's favorite rock band.
This show was for Danish TV. in early 1969 when few outside the UK knew who they were. Their version of "How Many More Times" from the same show is well worth a look-see.
Ah, one last thing - the reason the audience is just sitting there chilling is that this would have been recorded for television, possibly in Germany but more likely in England. (Oh, and metal hadn't really happened yet. Zeppelin was the main influence in the creation of heavy metal as a genre, along with a couple of other bands.)
It was in Denmark, friend.
To think these guys where just 20, 21, 23 & 25 just mind blowing, way ahead of their time, all gifted musicians!!! Best band ever!!!
Studio songs like Whole Lotta Love, How many more times or When the Levee Breaks are great selections with some blues that I recommend.
If Led Zeppelin can keep this standard up they might be successful one day !
Led zeppelin since I’ve been loving you please
Best drummer in history, best vocalist in rock ever, best guitarist, and John Paul Jones a master of everything else. Best Band In History.
Been dazed and confused for so long it's not true
Wanted a woman, never bargained for you
Lots of people talk and few of them know
Soul of a woman was created below, yeah
You hurt and abused tellin' all of your lies
Run around sweet baby, Lord how they hypnotize
Sweet little baby I don't know where you've been
Gonna love you baby, here I come again
Every day I work so hard
Bringin' home my hard earned pay
Try to love you baby, but you push me away
Don't know where you're goin'
Only know just where you've been
Sweet little baby, I want you again
Been dazed and confused for so long, it's not true
Wanted a woman, never bargained for you
Take it easy baby, let them say what they will
Will your tongue wag so much when I send you the bill
Its important to remember Robert Plant, like other Blues Vocalists oft changed lyrics performance to performance
Antonius Britannia In their original version he would say “Will your tongue wag so much when I send you to hell”
Ya'll are adorable and I wanna give you hugs!!!!! Thanks!!!!
Such a great video! The late 60s early 70s had the best rock. ☮️
I would have loved to be that up close, and personal to see them. Outstanding! Simply the be all and end all for me. My favorite group! There are plenty I love but these guys are the GOATS!
These guys are very bluesy, especially with their early stuff. Also.... Page and Bonham went OFF in this live performance. Would have been mind blowing as hell listening to this in 69. I would recommend "In My Time of Dying". That song is beyond filthy rock blues. I just hope you two can do these without the copy right issues. You seem to stop it enough to where you might be able to get away with posting Led Zeppelin reactions.
4 great rock artist coming together to make history. Nobody's been able to accomplish this much since.
Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath are all considered to be pioneers of what would later be known as Heavy Metal and they were all heavily influenced by the blues
YES sir.
I know i'm late but here in south Mississippi we know that there is no difference. rock, country and the blues are the same thing if you play them right.
@@jamesgriffin9316 Thats a good point, all of those mentioned British bands were influenced by American, blues, rock and maybe Even Country and western
I have always loved Led Zeppelin.... Now I also love you! Good job.
Yay ..I got to see it before it gets pulled
One of the best drummers ever
This band was the shiznit!!
Oh YES the BLUES....Robert Plant is a BABY here....such a BIG VOICE!!
You said it reminds you of the blues... Robert Plant was directly inspired by the blues from Mississippi so you are certainly right about that! Also, you asked about the audience. Pretty sure this is at a University. These kids are having their minds blown and probably don't know how to react because this music was literally unlike anything at that time.
Every British band from the 60s and 70s were influenced 200 percent from our Delta blues. Bless the south!
It was a TV show and Jimmy who wrote most of the music was heavily inspired by the blues.
it was at a danish radio station, i believe.
Welcome to the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole! I hope you enjoy your time there
4 people in the band. You missed a great bass player John Paul Jones.
How many bands can you say this about ? : the greatest guitar player ever. Jimmy Paige. The greatest vocalist ever, Robert plant. The best drummer ever ,John Bonham, and John Paul Jones, regarded By their PEERS to be the best !
Ok they were great musicians on their own but as a Band they were epic!
@surfitlive, no, when she said "what there's only 3 people in the band" John Paul Jones was hidden from view, only Page, Plant, and Bonham were visible.
Not many here have had the pleasure of seeing Zeppelin 4 times. I have. Saw them in 1970 in Montreal. Two nights in a row in Vancouver in 1975 and in Seattle in 1977 I was 26 years old when I first saw them. I'm working on 76 now and you guys really missed the greatest band ever. I was so lucky.
Robert Worth 😮
One of the best Psychedelic Rock bands of all time. They were very influenced by blues and folk music. Jimmy page- Guitarist, Robert Plant-singer, John Bonham-Drums/ Jason Bonham-drums, and John Paul Jones-bass and keyboardist
Yes its blues hard rock! The best!
Dylan420 K John Bonham on drums. Jason is his son, also a drummer
Luna Blu thought I put John. Thank you for that.
Dylan420 K Not a problem! Both are amazing but I think Jason has a little ways to go to be the beast his daddy was!
I have seen them twice in concert; once in Europe & once in the US: OUTSTANDING. My personal favorite since the late 60s. Made me appreciate Delta Blues from the 20s-40s. ❣️
Led Zeppelin was hard rocking blues y’all are RIGHT on the money there! Very entertaining video, definitely subscribing!
For their blues covers, check out any of these: You Shook Me, When the Levee Breaks, Killing Floor, How Many More Times, In My Time of Dying, Bring it on Home, I Cant Quit You Baby, Travelling Riverside Blues, Since I’ve Been Loving You, The Lemon Song
"That's why he dazed and damn confused!" LOL That was priceless! Great comments and reactions folks! :)
blues gave birth to metal
The greatest band ever led zeppelin the master's of rock and roll period period period nothing else needs to be said
Do " Babe I'm Gonna Leave You".
Bob C. Check out the Danielle Nicole band cover that song, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed
Folk rock cover. The version they were working off was Joan Baez.
thanks to the endeavor of genius, these men are Steeped in the blues of their progenitors. one of my favorite songs ever, glad to hear you discovered them.
Like yer show.. gonna keep watching! thanks
Robert Plant has a very bluesy sound. You are witnessing greatness. The best drummer ever, look at the drum kit he had and listen to the sound he got out of it...RIP John Bohnam.
John Bonham drumming . All great artists Led Zeppelin
Greatest rock drummer ever!
Should have listened to the studio version. You would’ve been wiped out.
Led Zeppelin was, is and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
heard this song 100s of times but first time hearing this version. dope. rock on y'all .
Ok... "Your time is gonna come" from their title album Led Zeppelin... "Whole lotta Love" from Led Zeppelin II album. Anyone agree with me?
Achillies Last Stand live in 79 too!
Also Stairway in 73? Or 75? Great solo
No Stairway!
Yes I do Definitely!
This is one of their first performances. It was in Denmark, and the audience was not sure how to react to them. After coming to the United States as when it took off. It was a 4 piece band, and never changed members, and in 1980 the drummer passed bringing an end to the the greatest Rock band of all time. Estimates between 300,000,000-400,000,000 million units sold! Yes Steph they were a heavy blue's rock band.
I believe this was recorded at a club in Gladsaxe, Denmark....march of 1969. Damn. I need a social life!!!!
1968
Omg this is my favorite band so happy you are checking them out . Be careful they will block videos which is a shame .
Studio version millions times better
I like Robert's voice better here then the album tho
live is always better with great bands
I agree , i like the studio version better.
imo, their best live version is from their concert movie, "the song remains the same". by then, the song has evolved & jimmy really works that violin bow.
Yes It's Me Again!! Make Sure It's at the Concert 1970 at the Royal Albert Hall!! GUARANTEED YOU'LL BE AMAZED!!
not quite as good as the studio version but Zeppelin is number ! :-)
“What is and what should never be” ismy favorite Zeppelin song.
It's blues on steroids
1000 points for such an authentic reaction.
If you try a more current version of dazed n confused it sounds dramatically different
zep never ever sounded like a new band. or a young band. they were always amazing. as far as never playing a song the same way twice, good call. they played for themselves and the moment.
im LOVING you rocking out bobbing back and forth to this! PLEASE do more zeppelin!!
The audience were young high school aged kids i think. No idea what they were witnessing.
Your reaction was perfect. So humble, you rocked with this song, hats off to you both
This was recorded in Sweden. they had only been together a short time and this was during their first tour.
Jimmy Page, as the leader of the New Yardbirds had a contractual obligation to play some gigs in Sweden but the New Yardbirds had broken up so he decided that his new band would fulfill that contract. This was a youth TV show and the kids in that place had no idea that they were witness to a seminal moment in rock history. I'm not sure of the exact amount of time they had been together, but this is the first recorded live performance of Led Zeppelin.
Isn't it Denmark?
@@umpdaddy1 it's hard to understand that they were 'always' amazing. no other band comes close. zep was four virtuoso musicians and jimmy page let them do their own thing. so incredible.
It was in Denmark.
Jimmy was left holding the Yardbirds’ contracts and assembled and produced the best band. Four amazing musicians recorded together, played together and wrecked the world.
This ladies and gentle men the greats rock band ever, period!
Mississippi Blues in the hands of Gods
Last line: "Will your tongue wag so much when I send you to hell."
Hell ya!
You guys should listen to Ten Years Gone, IMO their most beautiful song. You’ll love it. Just subbed too lovin the channel
Love LED ZEPPELIN, keep doing Your thing ❤️❤️
Blues meets hard rock. Spot on.
The drummer is 20 year old John Bonham before he earned his place in history as THE greatest rock drummer of all time!
I believe this was on Danish TV.One of their first performances. I met Jimmy (the guitarist) when he was with the Yardbirds the year before and smoked a cigarette with him during the band's break, back in 1967 in my little home town LaPorte, Indiana. Check out all their concert videos.
This really takes me back to the summer of 1970 when I saw Led Zeppelin play live at a Concert in Reykjavik Iceland. They did this song and it was once in a lifetime experience. They also did another song which they later changed the lyrics after this visit to my country. This song is called Immigrant song and the lyrics starts with "We come from the land of the ice and snow
From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow ....."
Great reaction. You can't go wrong w Zep.
Music was so clean in those days. No studio magic required. Drum, guitars, voice, talent and LOUD
Heads noddin. Smiley faces. Dazed and damn confused!!
Yea, this music has it's roots in beautiful color!!
I don't know how you got that video but I applaud you for getting it through without being blocked. I bow before you for that I haven't seen that since I was a kid. Awesome 😊
Kenneth Tesso 🤗
It never ceases to amaze me when people realize that Led Zeppelin is a blue band. THE greatest blues band ever.
This is the performance that got me hooked on Led Zeppelin when I watched it years ago. The Ocean, Whole Lotta Love, and Black Dog by Led Zeppelin are 3 more classics
LZ, one of the greatest groups of all time as far as I'm concerned. All terrific musicians. Fool I was, heard this on Acid
Never tire of Zepp. I was in Vietnam when I first heard this.
Wow! Zeppelin just starting out. The Rock World would never be the same. Great.
They have a vast collection of real blues songs with their spin. Excellent musicians.
I'm a 59 year old rocker...I grew up on Zeppelin! Everything they do is amazing and Jimmy Page is the best guitarist who ever lived. Yes blues...just wait for it...
Zeppelin was soooo far ahead of their time. Sounds great for it being such old footage.
Hi Steph and Jay! Led Zeppelin is a blues based metal band. The members are Robert Plant vocals, Jimmy Page, guitar, John Paul Jones base guitar, and my hero The late John Bonham on drums!
look at John's little drum set....NOBODY but NOBODY can put that much sound OUT OF their BIG GIANT SETS today/// he was the best period
This was a Danish TV spot, officially as Led Zeppelin, because they were in 1968 going by " The new Yardbirds".