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.. if you don't have big as fu collars at least have a beehive, to show Elvis respect...

They have specially studded tyres for snow. Many drivers explained how they have better traction on snow than on some dirt stages because of it

The most highly skilled drivers on the planet! And you nailed it, Navigator/Driver. Try to find a video of Navigator reading race notes. It sounds like a foreign language 😳

This is definitely a song for all of time, and yes they oddly enough sound brilliant together. Thank you for choosing this oldie but goodie.🫶

Babylon sisters will blow ur mind

The guy that plays the bass, played on "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough" and "Get On The Floor"

Im 62 and was a teenager fan of Elvis way back then. When I heard that song, it hit my soul hard and every time i hear it i tear up. It has so much heart and soul put into it from him and the back up singers...i cant help but feel for people who have to go through it. Breaks my heart.

Love seeing people discover Linda Ronstadt now! Subbed to see more of your reactions! She was one of my dad’s favorite singers and I don’t recall a time when I wasn’t hearing her beautiful, powerful voice. My parents even had recording a of me singing “White Rhythm and Blues” when I was maybe 4(?) 😂 I think her catalogue would be fun for you to dive into, as a quick look at your videos suggests you appreciate many different types of music. She has sung ‘70’s rock to pop ballads, latin music to light opera, and more. Some of my favorite songs by her are “Prisoner in Disguise”, “You’re No Good”, “Desperado”, “Somewhere Out There”… Sadly, she does not perform anymore due to a degenerative disease she has.

It was being recorded. One take! ❤perfection❤

Best band ever talented beyond belief led Zeppelin Allahu Akbar

I was in High School when this song came out and I went to the concert in Mobile, Al with my boyfriend Johnny Rodgers. I was in so much trouble when I got home...the next day. LOL. I'm 63 years old now. Good Times.

Texas flood, El macambo, do it.

Rock Opera

I've always thought the lyrics of this song inspired Vince Gilligan to create Breaking Bad - the parallels are amazing.

Would love to see you react to "Since I've Been Loving You", either live or studio. Great tune, and another example of their versatility

Louis Johnson aka Thunder Thumbs was 70s/80s bass innovator, along with Larry Graham and Marcus Miller. He's the bassist on Get On The Floor (great ear). The artists are literally Louis and brother George aka Lightning Licks. I'm not sure whether they had a set band membership. They got their start as session musicians with Quincy Jones, who helped transition them as recording artists. I'll Be Good To You, Get The Funk Out Of My Face, Blam, Ride-O-Rocket, Strawberry Letter 23, Q, Love Is. Like most songs back then, I first heard it on the radio. I believe it was a summer song and was blasted everywhere. BTW, the clear, distinctive voice in the background is Barry White. Quincy's classic r&b albums, Body Heat, Stuff Like That & The Dude, are basically collections of the baddest musicians around. You should explore those albums.

i hate to see first time reactors go for the live version. studio has almost always better sound and clarity, also no video to distract from music.

Just subscribed. I like your style. Way better than most reactors. You talk about the music construction, lyrics and emotional response concisely. Music is a bit too low. Try turning it up a notch or two. Zep reactions drew me in. Your style kept me on board. Led Zep favorite band since heard them when 16 in 1973. Led Zeppelin’s catalog is so deep, hard to know what to request: blues do When the Levee Breaks, softer side the beautiful Rain Song, personal favorite In the Light, is progressive. Love your reactions!

Their brothers all three and in the 70s they were at the top of the charts all the time with number one they're the best there's ever been

Wanna hear a super famous sample stolen from Steely Dan check out Black Cow.. you WILL laugh . Also check out My Old School by Steely . I love your reaction to them . Great mixes eh? Drummers Bernard Purdy / Steve Gadd percussion genius !

Although Billy did not serve in Vietnam, many of his friends did, and asked BJ to write a song about it. He was reluctant to write such a song, not wanting to step on the valor of the vets that did fight and die in the biggest event in our world during the 60s and early 70s. I hope that no American youth ever has to fight in an "elective" war again, to be sacrificed for an unnecessary conflict that America should never have been involved in.

The beautiful Karen Carpenter & ofcourse her brother Richard. He was a pianist as well. We've only just begun is one of many of their fabulous songs. You'll have to listen to more of them. Sadly Karen died from anorexia in her 30's, very sad at the time.

One of the background singers was a 16 year old Cher.

Here's another great acoustic song from the same concert! ruclips.net/video/_PFmGicOEeY/видео.htmlsi=zxfLz0xUpJabpCtF

This song is all acoustic John Bonham the drummer was sitting next to John Paul Jones this song doesn't have drums in it so Bonham sat this song out! Jimmy Page playing a Spanish acoustic guitar and John Paul Jones is playing a mandolin

You did make it out i felt proud listening to u talk

I watched the stress leave your face!😊 it was obvious that you enjoyed it.

From the moment they got together it was perfection. They only tehearsed 2 or 3 times before making their first album the rehearsals being in small venues for students one being Danmark radio. Their first album was financed by Jimmy Page and took 36 hours to complete. All four were in tbeir early 20s. Album 1 was perfection and the others that followed as good and netter. They are and forever will be the greatest band ever.

They tell you what to feel

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Sir... please understand you are hearing pure Stephen Stills. Get that right.

“You’re No Good”,live from 1980. “ Tumbing Dice”, live from Atlanta 1977.

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Zeppelin recorded several songs that didn't feature drums.

Also if ya dig and enjoyed this video 😀 you may also enjoy the song " Most of All " By Glenn Kaiser and Where Roses Grow Live by Rez Band Awesome songs check them out. Also I remember hearing the song by Led Zepp " In My Time of Dyin " during my drug years and made me think about death and Jesus. Then a hippy friend that dug Jesus told me more of Jesus love and forgiveness and how I could also know Jesus love. So in 1981 I cried out to Jesus and wow man He came into my life and I had and have so much joy and peace and now know that through Jesus when I die I will be with Him in Heaven. Hey Jesus loves each of you also and yall can know Him if you are at all open. Just cry out to Him and a good question to ask yourself if you were to die today would you go to heaven ? And if yes why ? To find out more please read the Gospel of John in the Bible or check out the movie on RUclips. 😀

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You know, I've never heard anyone say a bad word about this song. It just invites you in and it's glorious. Brad Delp was the lead singer. Amazing voice. Sadly, he suffered from depression, and eventually he took his own life. Such a loss. Another thing: everyone who knew him said he was a great person: friendly, kind, gentle, down to earth, a regular guy and a great neighbor (for example, helping people mow their lawns). When he died, the band's website said "We just lost the nicest guy in rock and roll."

Try the studio of Gallows Pole!!

I hope you decide to dive deeper into Led Zeppelin, every song of so many genres are amazing. They always give their music love & passion, they really love/loved what they were doing. Yes they made a lot of money, really they deserved even more then they actually got. They achieved fame so quick, quicker then they or anyone really expected, but because they were the greatest. They toured so much,& were selling out stadiums everywhere, sometimes needing to add an extra day to a city. They’ve written several masterpieces, it’s hard to pick your favorite Led Zeppelin song, for most it’s which ever one you’re listening to. Thank you for your reaction, I hope to see many more Led Zeppelin reactions from you.

Dislike. The volume of the song was so low it was barely audible. Had to turn it off.

Acoustic set...yes folk...they are absolutely magnificent! It is a mandolin

Yep..him matching the pitch of his voice with the guitar..and and those wicked bass runs...f'ing kick ass song...he is the best guitarist, along with Glen Campbell, I have ever seen live! Master class in guitar.

Their father was a drummer and their mother was a singer. There were four of them, their younger brother Andy Gibb was a solo artist as well.

They started singing together as children 9 and 6 years old. There are videos of them on television at very early ages.

I've only just found your channel. Sorry I'm so late. Poverty doesn't know colour, it just hits the vulnerable. I'm sorry you experienced that hardship. We too have some idea of it. Sometimes being broke makes you a better, more balanced person when you've survived it. Here for anything Elvis ❤

Love this song, glad that you enjoyed it! This is from their 1975 Earls Court concert. They did a 3-song acoustic set, the other two being "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp" and "That's the Way", also terrific. Oh, that's a mandolin, not a banjo, that Jones was playing. Best rock band in history, imo. You can't go wrong going down that rabbit hole. :) Band members: Jimmy Page - guitarist, producer Robert Plant - vocalist, lyricist John Paul Jones - bass, keys John Bonham - drummer/percussion Edit: The drummer was there, just didn't play during this particular song.

Greetings from Canada. The drummer (Bonzo) was grabbing some refreshment- much needed. The song is about Joni Mitchell who- with hippie plaudits and flowers in her hair, released the song "California" in 1971; Zep's tribute in Nov. 1971. Peace, love and bellbottoms.

Jimmy page guitar,arrangement and mixing, Robert Plant, vocals and harmonica, John Paul Jones, keyboards, arrangement, and anything with strings, John Bonham… Drums, and stage management!