Led Zeppelin - Robert Plant - Whole Lotta Love - Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Tutorial
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Led Zeppelin - Robert Plant - Whole Lotta Love - Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Tutorial
One of the things that is so cool about listening to these isolated vocal tracks is we end up hearing stuff we would have never heard before.
As we've done various songs in this series have any of you picked up on things that you didn't even know were in the song before?
In this recording from "Whole Lotta Love", I'm going to debunk the illusion that Robert Plant is singing super heavy on the track and instead we'll see how gentle he actually is singing.
I'm going to teach you how you can get really small on the sound just as he does and how we can build up to the song note by note, until you can sing it yourself.
Here is the version I did of the song:
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i listened Plant in a concert few years ago, i mean the dude still got it, he didnt sing like extremely high, but his tone, his pitch, his emotion and everything that actually makes him a great singer was still there, and his voice was still lovely to hear.
Happy to hear that, Ostone!
His voice was actually in pretty good shape considering all those US shows.
Thanks for listening!
This was the voice that every hard rock and heavy metal singer tried to emulate!! No one ever came close!!
So true, David!
In my humble opinion Robert Plant nailed it... and if he is able to make us believe that he is singing heavier than he really is, good for him!
The "Isolated vocals" videos are great, Ken, thank you!
Indeed, Thiago!
The great thing about these isolated vocals is I can hear things I've never heard before, despite listening to these songs hundreds of times. Plant used his voice like an instrument and there's so much variety and depth.
Happy to hear that, gjtt!
Robert Plant is one of the unic singer voice in the world
He's Robert Plant!
Plant is always appreciated, always be my favourite rock vocalist!
Rock on!
Man, these isolated vocals videos really help me see that I have been over singing/yelling too much. When I hear the pros do it, I realize they use the microphone/amplifiers to match the volume of the music, rather than screaming!
Glad it was helpful, tberry79!
Wow really is a much softer delivery than I thought.
Rock on!
Extraordinary man. He sounds incredible, high with ease and expression. Love his song, Golden voice!!
Indeed!
Im stunned right now... I can't stop listening back. Hearing Robert Plant's voice isolated is quite an experience unto itself. It's more powerful than I even originally thought Jeez! Thanks Ken for showcasing this!
Thanks for listening!
Agree. This is awesome.
I agree!
First thing that makes me become great fans of LZ is listened to this song. Plants' scream was so insane🔥🤘
Killer tune!
The Bonzo drums is what gave that scream power in the song it sounds like.
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Great work Ken! I really appreciate the analysis of one of the most incredible rock performances ever. Cheers and keep rockin ‘ !
Merry Christmas! 🎅⛄🎄
My heart beats faster from this crazy voice.
Rock on!
Pls do since I've been loving you. I'm interested to see your take on that song
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@@kentamplin oh i must have missed that. Thx
He sounds fricken awesome.
Indeed! He's Robert Plant!
I love how Ken breaks down these iconic songs!
Thanks for listening! Appreciate it!
I have to say I really have adjusted to Robert Plants worksclear up to Carry Fire. The man is so humble in his interviews. I'm waiting for another album to come out, and I'll pay $2,000 to see him live. I hope I get that chance. He has unique vocals, and phrasing, improvising, and showmanship. He sounded great all the way through your video for the style of those days.
Rock on!
Robert had one hell of a style and great range. I saw him once back in 98. His prime was before me, but still in his later years has a good voice.
Rock on!
Wish I had a voice like this. Holy Cow!! Thanks for doing this. Stay safe and take care.
Glad you enjoyed it, Maria!
I always come back to your lesson whenever I watch something else.
Awesome!
Wow! Cool channel Mr Tamplin. 😊 Rarely watch vocal coaches channels but this one is a class of its own :) didn't grow up with Led Zeppelin and only know 1 or 2 of their songs but the singer has a great unique voice. I like it! 🙂 Love your breakdown on what the singers actually doing with their voice. May I suggest another legendary singer whose vocals i think you will enjoy analyzing - Righteous Brothers Bobby Hatfield especially his 1965 live version of the classic ' Summertime' or Unchained Melody live also 1965. Cheers and thank you :)
Great suggestion!
Haha, that was VERY interesting, Ken! I think you're en pointe with this one, too! Robert Plant is definitely one of my favourite vocalists, and of course Led Zeppelin is right at the top of my most-loved classic rock bands list. But to hear it from this perspective....wow. Your observations really made me notice how quiet and almost low-vibe the first part of the song was. It was a huge difference from the high vibe of the last part (high on what? I think you're right on this one too - they never hid their drug usage...it was considered "cool"). This shows me three things: how amazing the sound engineers were in those days; how epic the rest of the band was; and how "human" Robert was, despite his iconic voice and reputation!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for listening.
So many powerful booming voices back then. No gimmics or tricks. Odd request but, Neil Young singing Old Man. Neil is the godfather of grunge. Thanks for doing what you do is apprrciated
Thanks for the suggestion, Never Enough Cowbell!
Back when music was actually music. Today snap grid quantizing and autotune has zapped all the character out of the mojo of music..
Right? Where's the soul?
I’m in my mid 50’s. I feel very fortunate to have been exposed to the greatest era in music as it was unfolding.
Agree.l
Love this video series!! Thank you sir.
It’s giving me so much new appreciation for songs I’ve heard (and tried to sing) a million times.
One thing that really has got me thinking is how much of these little quirks that make these iconic songs ...iconic... were planned, and how much of it is it just in the magic when the music gels organically.
This vid made me think about the structure of the song. Starts balls to the wall. The break..the anticipation, the build up. And the release (I mean come on we know what this song is about...he’s ejaculating those wails at the end) ...I wonder if it was planned to do a new take when Robert was “fresh” and push that energy into the final release, or if he just thought “ehhh, needs more spunk” 😂
Anyhow thank you for the vids ken. I love your channel. Keep up the fine work! 💛
So glad you are enjoying it, Check Mate!
Man! the voice timbre Robert Plant is magic! Not the effects! Not the drugs! TIMBRE!
Another stellar breakdown! The right voice at the right time. Iconic sound and attitude.
Rock on!
Great video I remember Adam Lambert killing this on idol
Rock on!
Awesome Isolated video ken!!👍👍👍
More to come!
As you mentioned Janis Joplin... I'd love to see analysys of her vocals.
And Jim Morrison, too!
Great suggestions!
@@kentamplin Yes, there are som amazing quality Jim Morrison isolated vocals. Break On Through is an obvious choice. Go for it Ken! Love from Denmark :-)
Phenomenal Love Him So Much That Stunning Sound ! Completely Awesome
Cracking video. Lots of fun. What a voice!
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Glad you enjoyed it, Willie!
Astute observation about the different day vibe. It does sound like he listened to what he did, reflected, and decided to consciously approach the last part of the song more aggressively.
Rock on!
Another one of my all time favorite tracks and bands Ken. Ty for your analysis as always. really informative and helpful. Wishing you a epic xmas and new year. Peace.
Thanks for the visit! I appreciate the listen.
You're a legend coach , thank you so much for these they help exponentially.
Glad you like them!
Awesome, grew up listen to Zeppelin.
Me too!
ScottieGlover is correct at 5 : 38 he does say , " I don't want much " hence the next line "just a little bit " but you can heat it clearly on the live version of this song on How the West was Won or the BBC Sessions or both ! ..... Great video Ken ! It's at 2:58 on How the West was Won for those who care
Rock on!
Adam Lambert also rocked it out with his own versions of this song on American Idol, a few times in his solo career as well as with Queen. And he sings it even higher than the original which is pretty darn impressive
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At 5:38 I think he says "I don't want much" Also at the beginning of the song you can hear Robert cough and then Jimmy begins with the riff in E
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This same phenomenon of recording energy, different mic/day, etc. happens in Adele's 'Skyfall.' Check out how different verse two ("Skyfall is where we start") sounds from what's before it. Even in the final recording, it's glaring. I thought I was the only guy who'd catch these things - thanks again, Ken!
Rock on!
As Ken points out, some parts are not done like a superhuman as it seems on the completed song. If I would not know in some pieces was Robert, I would have said something was funny like an imperfect cover. Of course, Led Zeppelin are still Led Zeppelin. Cool video as always!!!!
Awesome!
Awesome work Ken.. I've met Bobby Veg a couple of times & awesome artist as he remains those screams were history to his vocal cords as long ago as 1972 when surgery took at least a tone maybe more from that amazing 1969 pitch...
Meaning his voice on the earlier Led Zeppelin I is even better IMO... check out the Willie Dixon track 'You Shook Me' plus 'Dazed & Confused' & 'Communication Breakdown' especially for arguably some of the greatest rock vocals ever....
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Robert rocks whole lotta love it does sound like he is singing heavier than he really is if he is its awesome love his yodeling distortion the illusion heavy singing but it sounds awesome and rocks love his distortion and techniques he rocks I know I say it a lot but great tutorial and love how you always demonstrate and explain and sing like him love the walkthrough but Robert sounds awesome on the song he nails it love his techniques Ken awesome video rock on 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Cade.
Awesome Ken always enjoy them man
Ken you could be lead vocalist in any band. Amazing how you break it down!
Robert plant vocal style was inspired by Steve Marriott on the small faces you need loving
Rock on!
To me, the majority of the time he is singing loud on a layer of air that keeps him on pitch. He lands right on top of the notes to stay in tune. Sometimes he yells, but I think mostly it is loud singing. He's really good.
Completely agree witht your analysis, much more distinctive in second part and clearer voice. even the scream is better. Nice job! Can you do any David Bowie? maybe Fame or Golden Years... That would be awesome. Thank You!
Thanks, Sherria!
Thank you Ken. A wealth of information as always
My pleasure!
I simply love these isolated vocals...
Did you notice that he kinda quit singing " I'm gonna give you every inch of my love" nowadays?...
LOL...and that LOOOVE those times, crazy ones by the way, some say that he says LURE!...(LOL again).
Lots of 😘😘😘 from Brazil.
I'm anxiously waiting for the next video...about Sir Robert...for sure...
So glad you enjoyed it!
So good class and imitation, teacher.
It is a band that I heard a lot because it seemed to me Robert Plant only sung when he was very very please. Sometimes reminded me a bit of Jimmy Hendrix but more funny. ☺
Thanks, The Light LLamas!
Seems many professional singers don't quite hit the note at first, but they have a good ear and catch themselves, quickly bending the note back into the proper range. and it works well. give the music some swing.
Rock on!
Sad thing is they stole music from artists infact they and others I should say stole music from blues artist most really old and recieved no recognition nor money except for Etta Jame with I rather go blind thanks to Rod Stewart! Led Zeppelin had been taken to court for the royalties do to some of the blues artists . Jimi Page admits in a autobiography that Robert was suppose to change the words a bit in the songs as they changed the music and he laughs and adds however, Robert forgot to change them and that was that we ended up in court . The video is here on RUclips its interesting here are all these people rocking out to what they thought were unreal rock tunes and all along they had been old I do mean old blues tunes ! Another great job i really liked this video thank you Ken Happy Holidays to you & everyone at Ken Tamplin vocal ...🎅♥️🎅
Thank you.
I really wanna see one specifically on The Beautiful Ones by Prince. I've never understood how he did the end part of that song and have never heard anything else like it.
Thanks for the suggestion, MushroomVortex!
Love your shirt Ken cool designs
Thanks 👍
Your welcome👍👍👍👍👍👍
Just great man
Rock on!
Go listen to Kens version of this song . It’s absolutely amazing! Really shows his great range and control ..
Thanks so much!
He still has a fantastic voice, sure he can't hit those highs now but in some ways I think it might be better.
Thanks for weighing in, Kent!
You're making me smile 😁 you are the best as always and 3 of my favourite singers and actors (or they are 4.... I don't know 😅)
Love your videos, love your channel! Love you ☺️ You're an amazing person!
Nelly xx :)
Thanks, Nelly. Appreciate that!
@@kentamplin You are welcome ☺️
Nelly xx :)
This time the stamp of your shirt seems like the smoke that would get out of david gilmour's guitar whenever he's doing any of his solos
"Have a Cigar"
Incredible deep dive. You’re spot on on how these tracks really demystify our overall perceptions of the singing.
It would also be interesting to compare the naked vocals of Josh Kiszka (Greta Van Fleet) to see how they stack up
Rock on!
These are great Ken, keep em coming!
More to come!
Robert Plant is in my opinion the 2nd best rock singer of all time after Freddie. An absolute legend
-Love your videos Ken♥️
Also, who do you prefer between Robert Plant and Ronnie James dio??
Glad you enjoy the videos.
Who is the first according to you?
Freddie and Robert had a mutual vocal lovefest... Indeed all of Queen were big fans of Zeppelin...
Best?
Man that a tough call, as they all bring unique gifts.
As far as technical competence, Dio is still being studied by voice science for his work, he set the high bar.
Plant, Mercury, Perry, Gillan, Coverdale ... there’s about 20 others in this category
Not discounting all the Female contributors
Then there’s pop..
And Michael Jackson
Elvis
Kate Bush
RP is the best
Lovin these isolated tracks Ken! and first lol
Glad you enjoy them!
If you're looking for suggestions I would love to see one with Bowie. I love the videos Ken!
Thank you, sean.
Hi Ken, amazing as always! I was wondering if you could do KISS Paul Stanley isolated, "I Still Love You" from the Kiss Unplugged. That was EPIC and such an under rated performance! Thank you!
Great suggestion!
@@kentamplin thanks Ken.. this would be AMAZING !!!
I listened to him and Krauss this summer, still sounded awesome for his age and so cool to see a living legend (and they played some Zeppelin tunes, hallelujah). After the concert when people where clapping I was shouting out the ending of "You shook me" (at 06:03 on the album version) and he was suddenly looking up searching in the audience with a smirk on his face haha, can't be sure ofc but I think he reacted to that, nice moment ;)
Hey ken
Love all you videos and these isolated vocals are amazing,
Could I please ask you to do “ I want to know what love is” by Foreigner , i love his voice and want your advice and explanation on how he gets the high notes
Thanks Ken
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Awesome breakdown. Your versions are great as usual!❤
Glad you like them!
at 5:38 I think he says "I don't want much"
Thanks, scotteeglover!
The live version they did at Madison square garden in 1973, I feel is better then the studio version.
Never thought to compare him to Janis Joplin, but I do hear it. Anyway, awesome analysis as always!
Thanks for listening, Bob!
Audioslaves Cochise reminds me of this song. I think this was influential
Rock on!
Hey Ken, you gotta remember this song is about sex! Those sounds and screams he makes and lines like "give it to me baby" are there for a reason! (I don't think it's necessarily just drugs doing their thing) Really liking your isolated vocal analysis you've been doing!
That's rock n roll...
Ken i think you should do on one the most underrated singers in the 80's ,, jack russell of great white
Thanks for the suggestion.
Led Zeppelin toured from 1968 thru 1973 straight. It was late 1972 where Roberts voice begin to show strain. You can here it in the Japan shows. Parts of America 1973 were strong but things were changing live for the band and chemicals were very evident.
They toured again in 1975 America and Robert was terrible as far as range. He has a good enough voice to sing at a lower range and still sound good but the power was gone. He was very sick during the tour.
1977- Robert adapted more of a Roger Daltrey type with lower range but he got his strength back. Forget the falsetto or head voice he was all from the throat and strong. He got very nasally in the acoustic stuff but over all he recovered quite well from 1975.
1979 they did 4 shows and he was adapting with age again a bit nasally.
1980 there weren’t enough shows for him to adapt or get comfortable however he was in fine form.
In 1970-1971 he was never better. Chilling at times, some recordings I have are incredible. He really pushed it ..maybe too much.
Merry Christmas! 🎅⛄🎄
@@kentamplin Merry Christmas Ken. As a vocalist myself I find your videos a great help and informative. Great job.
Since I’ve Been Loving You LED ZeP would be some vocal isolation. Very raw vocal.
Ya Nailed it man! This is DEF (No Pun hehe) Your kinda thing Experience Wise to pick away at it like you do so Great! It's Beyond My Musical spectrum for Mostpart. These older singers HAD the Talent and as time went on, Until so many Today ESP who Count on Sexuality ETC over True Musical Talent!
Thanks for the visit! Rock on!
Please Ken, do a an isolated track on a young Ian Gillan! 🙏
I may!
Ken is hands down the best and most complete singer i have ever seen. 🤠
Thanks, Dan!
Really love your analysis and tutorials. It would be great if you you could do an Elvis Presley isolated vocal analysis. There is a song called "It Hurts Me" from 1964, it has always been one of my favorites, or perhaps "In The Ghetto" or "Bridge Over Troubled Water". That said, whatever you are able to can come up with would be great. Cheers!
Great suggestions!
As always this was great! I have no clue how many times I've heard this song in my 65 years, but I will say there are some words/sounds I'd swear I never heard that you have in the isolated track. As if I was hearing what I wanted to hear instead of what was there. I wonder if he made part of it in the beginning a tiny bit softer so the bold ending would be heard as more bold to the listener.
Glad you enjoyed it!
🤪🤩 Just listened to this twice. Nice work Ken.
Thanks, Jack Beek Vocal Coaching Bony And The Alchemy!
Ken, could you react an unknown brazilian singer callled Marcelo Kalunga?
Thanks for the suggestion!
@Ken Tamplin (re: 12:50-12:54) The "unmentionable" ... Plant is my favorite all-time singer, but yeah... cocaine had as much if not the most impact on the degradation of his voice (which one could argue actually begins around '71 when you can hear his voice beginning to "thin out", as well as the ceaseless (and unnecessary) belting and distortion. That being said, there's a youtube clip from a radio interview in 1988 where Plant finally admits to cocaine use specifically and that his final use of the drug occurred in 1977.
Not sure why anyone would be shocked by drug use, by a musician, in the 70s...
@@kentamplin referring more to what isn’t mentioned (as in the specific substance) when people speculate upon why he, “lost his voice”. Stevie Nicks and even Elton John made it work for them, even David Bowie seemed to be able to adjust to the effects (and I would argue recovered much of his voice by the late 90s)... Whitney Huston, not so much. Of course she was still an active on and off again user.
Thank you for doing these.
My pleasure!
Hi Ken, love your channel, been a long-time subscriber. Any chance we could get BONO (U2) or AXL (GnR) Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Tutorial.... would be awesome!!!! Thanks again for all the cool tips :)
Great suggestion!
Tina Turner did a fine cover of this song for her album "Acid Queen" (1975).
Nice!
I would love to see you do a rush song
Thanks for the suggestion!
Idk Ken, seriously, it sounds pretty epic to me when Robert did it. He probably gassed himself out doing retakes trying to get it perfect. Ik Jimmy's a perfectionist & by th way Robert oversingss live, I bet he wore himself out & had2 finish next day. Oh Ken, hav u seen Nightwish do th Pink Floyd cover ' High Hopes'?? Only Marco sings, & it may b th most epic cover ever! Even David Gilmour was impressed. Thought u might enjoy it
I listened. Remarkable cover of an epic song. Thanks!
Hey, I'm just wondering if you havr any idea, how does Jon Bon Jovi do the ,,screams" in Living In Sin or I'll Be There For You, It's a very unique type of sound I haven't heard anything like that, with that bright overtone, ever. Thank you so much, for any and every help.
This is a great conversation for the forum, please consider posting there, you'll get great feedback! forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
I've been surprised how little actual singing there are in the songs you featured. The band/production carry the vocals in a huge way.
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Would be interested in your analysis of Justin Hayward's voice!
I might!
@@kentamplin That would be great !
Epic. Giant.Universe.
Thank You Ken for great presentation.
I 💕 this
Happy New Year! 🎉🥂🍾🎈🧨
@@kentamplin same to you hope your wishes and dreams come true and most of all we get this corona under control I had it I died came back and it's the worst thing becuz I can't remember
Hi Ken,Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Kevin!
Love this serie! Could you analyze George Michael?
I might!
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello ken , me encantaria poder escucharte cantar real world de foreigner ... seria un privilegio .. muchos abrazos y que tengas una feliz navidad y un hermoso año nuevo ❤❤
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