Jimmy Page had seven different guitar parts recorded in the studio for this under appreciated gem from Zeppelin's catalogue . The amazing part , he is so talented he was able to play this song in concert without the help of a studio (he puts his famous Gibson double neck guitar to good use) . It's obviously much more raw in concert , but the fact Page could take this complicated studio piece & play it live is truly amazing . Check it out when you can to do the comparison yourself .
This song was originally going to be an instrumental, Plant either started singing to it, or just started writing the lyrics. It was about his girlfriend (I think maybe a first love relationship), she gave him an ultimatum of her or his music. Lucky for all of us, he chose his music, otherwise we’d be missing out on so much greatness. Considering he married in (1968) & dated his wife for about 2 years, & he dated his wife’s sister before her, he had to be really young in this relationship. He was 19 when he started in Led Zeppelin, that’s why it seems he was pretty young. He must have been thinking of that first love, & decided to write a song about it. In the song he says I’m never gonna leave you, but he did, I guess remembering her was his not leaving her. It’s a beautiful song, but then it’s Led Zeppelin, with Roberts beautiful vocals & lyrics. I may be wrong, you seemed to get a little emotional, they can do that to males & females. Thank you for your reaction.
great minds think alike. I just suggested this 'so sexy' a song on the previous video, the 1st video of his I've seen, and was so moved by his attraction to their music I had to suggest, 'The Rover'.
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Jimmy Page had seven different guitar parts recorded in the studio for this under appreciated gem from Zeppelin's catalogue . The amazing part , he is so talented he was able to play this song in concert without the help of a studio (he puts his famous Gibson double neck guitar to good use) . It's obviously much more raw in concert , but the fact Page could take this complicated studio piece & play it live is truly amazing . Check it out when you can to do the comparison yourself .
All Of My Love, a beautiful tribute to Plant’s 5 year old son that passed away.
Superb review. One of my Top Ten of all time since 1978.
This song was originally going to be an instrumental, Plant either started singing to it, or just started writing the lyrics. It was about his girlfriend (I think maybe a first love relationship), she gave him an ultimatum of her or his music. Lucky for all of us, he chose his music, otherwise we’d be missing out on so much greatness. Considering he married in (1968) & dated his wife for about 2 years, & he dated his wife’s sister before her, he had to be really young in this relationship. He was 19 when he started in Led Zeppelin, that’s why it seems he was pretty young. He must have been thinking of that first love, & decided to write a song about it. In the song he says I’m never gonna leave you, but he did, I guess remembering her was his not leaving her. It’s a beautiful song, but then it’s Led Zeppelin, with Roberts beautiful vocals & lyrics. I may be wrong, you seemed to get a little emotional, they can do that to males & females. Thank you for your reaction.
Try: "That's The Way" from Zeppelin....
I love the groove of this song. It reminds me of THE RAIN SONG.
This Song is Sheer excellence. Thanks for the reaction.
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The steps on that album cover are the same steps Mick Jagger are sitting on in the beginning of waiting on a friend video
Sadly several of their really great songs weren’t played on the radio, or very rarely, they really should be.
Absolutely magnificent song!! Nobody beats this band!! Try The Rover!
great minds think alike. I just suggested this 'so sexy' a song on the previous video, the 1st video of his I've seen, and was so moved by his attraction to their music I had to suggest, 'The Rover'.