The studio version is much more intense than this live version. The studio one has lead singer Robert Plant singing about 3 octaves higher. This live version is much more mellow than the original.
You have to go back a couple of years for plants. Voice to sound like a studio version. It actually did. I have a lot of bootlegs where it sounded just like the record
@@miamibeachsunnydays8274 Even in the previous year of 1972 it was similar to the studio recording. Plant started getting nodules on his vocal cords in late 1972. He caught a bad cold around that time but carried on touring with it. He also smoked which didn't help.
I'm so glad when you react to Led Zeppelin, one of my favorite bands. They truly are the best rock band ever! Every teen boy in the 70's wanted to be Robert Plant and Jimmy Page!
When I saw them in 1975 this was the opener as here. For many people in that crowd are seeing them for the first time. 75 was my first and it was an incredible experience. It was amazing seeing them again in 77. Good reaction!
Well, this is different from the studio version. He singing in a lower register, with a totally different vibe. Even the guitar lick is changed up some. In the studio version he shouts this song in his famous higher voice. There's way more swag and he's way more in the pocket. It's just a whole different vibe. You should def check out the Studio version just for reference. It's so much better imo.
The version live in Sydney in early 1972 is like the studio. Plant sings it exactly the same. Im glad we have different versions to enjoy. It's like a different song. This version is damn groovy.
@@redpine8665 He wasn't singing lazy. It was the opening song and Plant had some voice issues. He had to ease into the concert and was being CAREFUL in case it affected him for the following hours. Good job he didn't go hell for leather in this opening song otherwise we might not have got those great vocals in Since I've Been Loving You and The Rain Song.
This was the opening song for the Led Zeppelin concert movie 'The song remains the same'... Filmed in Madison Square Garden in NYC in 1973, Zeppelin felt that it wasn't their best performance. The movie was spliced w/ fantasy sequences w/ each band member, some real backstage footage... and included (the late) John Bonham's thunderous drum solo on 'Moby Dick'. The movie was released in 1976 after vocalist Robert Plant's auto accident left him unable to walk for a year, so Zeppelin were not able to tour until 1977... For decades after Zeppelin broke up in 1980, it was the only way fans could see Led Zeppelin live in concert. For 1970's music, there is a lot to check out besides Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Kiss, Aerosmith, Heart, Thin Lizzy, Rush, Boston, The Who, ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Queen, The Rolling Stones, etc.... I would recommend these bands and their songs: Status Quo ('Down down' ... 'Roll over lay down') ... Alice Cooper ('Billion dollar babies'... 'Only women bleed') ... Scorpions (Early songs - 'In trance' ... 'Sails of Charon') ... Van Halen (Early songs - 'Dance the night away'... 'Atomic punk') ... Yes ('Siberian Khatru' ...'Future times/ Rejoice')... Rainbow ('Long live rock n roll' ... 'Kill the king') ... U.F.O. ('Lights out' ... 'Doctor Doctor')... The Runaways ('Cherry bomb' ... 'Wasted')... Ramones ('Blitzkrieg bop' ... 'Pinhead') ... Blue Oyster Cult ('Godzilla'... "Don't fear the Reaper') ... Wishbone Ash ('Warrior' ... "Blowin' free")... Judas Priest (Early songs - 'Sinner' ... 'Never satisfied') ... Cheap Trick ('Surrender' ... 'Big eyes')... Grand Funk Railroad ("We're an American band" ... 'Rock and roll soul') ... Styx ('Lady' ... 'Come sail away') ... AC/DC (Early songs - 'Rock and roll damnation' ... 'Dirty deeds done dirt cheap') ... David Bowie ('Fame' ... 'Young Americans')
One of my first favorite songs ever, by one of my first favorite bands ever. The girl who used to babysit me used to play it at my house when I was a little kid.
This is one of the early foundations of the great music that has been built upon over the decades. If you check out their celebration day concert you will see how truly timeless this music really is. Thanks for enjoying some of the greatest music from my childhood.
Hello again Cutie! Nice to see you listening to my kind of music again. It's my birthday today, so it was a good time. 😉Other good Led Zeppelin songs are, "Black Dog", "Bring It On Home" or "Moby Dick". Other groups from the 60s and 70s are Nazareth with songs like "Love Hurts" or "Razamanaz". And female rock bands such as Joan Jett & The Blackhearts with songs like: "Bad Reputation" or "I Love Rock´n´Roll" or The Runaways with songs like: "Cherry Bomb" or "Blackmail" and several other female groups should not be forgotten. Have a good day! ❤
Deep Purple: Lazy , Uriah Heep: Easy Living, Stealing, or The Wizard. Molly Hatchet : Flirting with Disaster. Almond Brothers: Statesboro Blues, Whipping Post , Sweet Melissa. Kenny Chesney ( Trop-Rock ) Key's in the Conch Shell, Soul of a Sailor , Something's sexy about the Rain, No Shoes No Shirt No Problems, Get Along. Some are great, some even better depending on your mood. Capt.Bob, SV ( Sailing Vessel ) 27th Chance, Tampa Fl, USA 🇺🇸
What I love is that younger people that pay attention to ya (as they should) will be introduced to this. And you brought it!!!! Love reactions as always. You're the best.
Paul McCartney & Wings - Mull of Kintyre, Electric Light Orchestra - Living Thing, The Animals - House of the Rising Sun, The Traveling Wilburys - Handle With Care, Jimi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower, Don Mclean - Vincent. All really great 70s / 80s songs :)
If you like Led Zeppelin there’s one song you absolutely positively need to react to, it’s dazed and confused. It’s one of their best songs in my opinion, and it’s fantastic. Also I saw you reacted to some Pink Floyd a long time ago! So I’ll make a suggestion for them as well, money is another absolutely amazing song! Both of these songs have absolutely incredible bass lines and are both take very very creative directions to go with music!
Miss Bisscute I loved your reaction to a great song by an iconic band❤❤❤. my suggestions for future reactions of bands and musicians from the 60's and 70's: Shocking Blue songs: Venus and Never Marry a Railroadman At Home (1969), Iron Butterfly (you must react to one of the longest songs in Hystory: in a gada da vida) and Carlos Santana with black magic woman, I'm sure you will enjoy it😊
Do Grand Funk Railroad “Inside Looking Out” the live version. They were just starting in this video.they went on to have 10 platinum albums from 1971-75. You can thank me later.
The show at Madison Square Garden was incredible, This video is from the movies "The song remains the same" , I saw it about ten time in theatre in the 70s
Saw Heart do this as the last song of the encore the day Elvis died. How about reacting to The Hollies "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress"? Find the album cut, or longer version. Radio cuts were only 2 1/2 - 3 minutes back then.
Nice Reaction Miss Biss!! Don't know if if anyone mentioned that this performance and other popular live scenes came from the movie 🍿🎥 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME. Great watch of each member depicting a fantasy. 1960's Rep there are many and up high on my list is y band THE GUESS WHO! A good song would be NO TIME. Great voice and harmonies and everything! 1970's umm Good Luck 🤞 Too many to list. Many 70's groups are from the 60's as well as many bands famous for being 80s are from the 70's or earlier. Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
You seem to like the happy/beautiful numbers by Led Zeppelin. You should check out the song remains the same/Rain song video from the same concert. It’s the first two songs that actually open the album houses of the holy done live. Both songs belong back to back and they both have great messages and are a just fantastic live songs that you will love.
Nice to watch a gig where there are no mobile phones and that everyone is enjoying the experience (I know there were not any about before you kick me) Point still valid
You should react to Roger & the Goosebumps Stairway To Gilligan's Island(After watching an episode of Gilligan's Island to understand the humor). Basically Roger switched the lyrics around to the song. It's hilarious. Robert Plant at the very least loved it. Led Zeppelin's publishers didn't feel the same way though...
LZ.. one of my favourite band all the time. I'm still listen the songs from the 70s, 80s & 90s.. It can be said that I don't really know the latest song.. I'm a very old school person..
Led Zepplin is a template for a lot of rock bands from then on....often copied....but rarely matched on stage live..."When the Levee Breaks" is gangbusters from them....its the one song I remember always just for the drums which read somewhere was recorded weird, the drums....something about an older house with a huge stairwell that gave a acoustic boost to it...cause the drums are amazing in it
Let me tell you cutie pie that Zeppelin will be a great band to dip into their rabbit hole! Try "No Quarter" on the same album, "The Song remains the same" It's my all-time favorite live song ever! You won't be disappointed if you consider it! And thank you cutie for keeping the Rock and Roll in your generation alive and kicking! 🤟🤟
If you watch the video again you’ll notice that the audience is throwing things on stage. That was the young ladies throwing their panties to Robert Plant. LOL BTW, please listen to the studio version. It’s of far better quality and will give you more of the “Get up and boogy” vibe.
Good reaction! I think you got a point here, if I got it right what you said, if this is what you meant, for I firmly believe that Led Zeppelin is so iconic, so important to Rock'n Roll and music, in a general way, that there's no way labeling this band! In my opinion, they were kind of a transition from the good old rock'n roll to hard rock/heavy metal, as anyone can see in a song like this. And, as we're talking about a tradicional way of playing, the most appropriate suggestion I can give to you is an underrated song (but I like it!), "The song remains the same"! 😉👍
I'll suggest some nice classic rock songs that come to my mind! Rainbow - "I surrender", "man on the silver mountain","Catch the rainbow" and "Gates of Babylon", Uriah Heep - "sunrise" and "Synpathy", The Doors - "Roadhouse blues", Deep Purple - "WHen a blind man cries", The stories - "Darling",Yes - "Owner of a lonely heart".
Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Beatles, Who, Stones, Doors ... hard to go wrong with any of these classic bands.
The bad thing about 60-70 music is that video was rare
Loads of vids' in London..........
This song was the opening number for the film "The Song Remains the Same." It was an epic time for LZ music!
Oh boy here we go next up the lemon song of Zeppelin 2 I believe
I consider this a "Bonham" song. The drums in this song are just so powerful.
Robert loved this ramped up 50s music.
One of the best live bands ever. I love the shots of the audience.
Yea... Their shows are normally so dark, video of the audience that is.
"I want to do faces like that" unbelievably CUTE! 😂❤
Jimmy 's DUCK FACE !!!
Jimmy’s jump is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen lol
Agree. He adds so much energy to the band's performance.
This music should cause world peace and understanding
Hard to believe this was 50 years ago.
Bisscute "If no one's told you this today, I love you." (Peter Monn)💙
THAT's the greatest guitar player ever. THAT's the greatest drummer.
The studio version is much more intense than this live version. The studio one has lead singer Robert Plant singing about 3 octaves higher. This live version is much more mellow than the original.
This is just different. Groovier/funkier.
You have to go back a couple of years for plants. Voice to sound like a studio version.
It actually did. I have a lot of bootlegs where it sounded just like the record
@@miamibeachsunnydays8274
Even in the previous year of 1972 it was similar to the studio recording. Plant started getting nodules on his vocal cords in late 1972. He caught a bad cold around that time but carried on touring with it. He also smoked which didn't help.
@@lyndoncmp5751 The Australian show in 72. It sounded really good.
The song rock and roll almost just like the record
Summer of 71 zep would sing rock and roll towards the end of the show
First time I heard this song in 1972.... from they album Whola Lotta Love... the album named was the same with the song.
For me music is Led Zeppelin.
I'm so glad when you react to Led Zeppelin, one of my favorite bands. They truly are the best rock band ever! Every teen boy in the 70's wanted to be Robert Plant and Jimmy Page!
When I saw them in 1975 this was the opener as here. For many people in that crowd are seeing them for the first time. 75 was my first and it was an incredible experience. It was amazing seeing them again in 77. Good reaction!
Rock n Rolllllllllll ....Rolling to The Century 😎
Well, this is different from the studio version. He singing in a lower register, with a totally different vibe. Even the guitar lick is changed up some. In the studio version he shouts this song in his famous higher voice. There's way more swag and he's way more in the pocket. It's just a whole different vibe. You should def check out the Studio version just for reference. It's so much better imo.
The version live in Sydney in early 1972 is like the studio. Plant sings it exactly the same.
Im glad we have different versions to enjoy. It's like a different song. This version is damn groovy.
After 1972, Plant could no longer sing many of the higher register songs like he did from 68-72. He was also a singing bit lazy here.
@@redpine8665 It was mentioned in the 1st bio of the band that they hammed it up for the cameras & as a result their performances weren't up to par.
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He wasn't singing lazy. It was the opening song and Plant had some voice issues. He had to ease into the concert and was being CAREFUL in case it affected him for the following hours. Good job he didn't go hell for leather in this opening song otherwise we might not have got those great vocals in Since I've Been Loving You and The Rain Song.
@@lyndoncmp5751Go watch the Small faces.Plant tried to be like Steve Marriot. That man could sing!
This was the opening song for the Led Zeppelin concert movie 'The song remains the same'... Filmed in Madison Square Garden in NYC in 1973, Zeppelin felt that it wasn't their best performance. The movie was spliced w/ fantasy sequences w/ each band member, some real backstage footage... and included (the late) John Bonham's thunderous drum solo on 'Moby Dick'.
The movie was released in 1976 after vocalist Robert Plant's auto accident left him unable to walk for a year, so Zeppelin were not able to tour until 1977... For decades after Zeppelin broke up in 1980, it was the only way fans could see Led Zeppelin live in concert.
For 1970's music, there is a lot to check out besides Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Kiss, Aerosmith, Heart, Thin Lizzy, Rush, Boston, The Who, ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Queen, The Rolling Stones, etc....
I would recommend these bands and their songs: Status Quo ('Down down' ... 'Roll over lay down') ... Alice Cooper ('Billion dollar babies'... 'Only women bleed') ... Scorpions (Early songs - 'In trance' ... 'Sails of Charon') ... Van Halen (Early songs - 'Dance the night away'... 'Atomic punk') ... Yes ('Siberian Khatru' ...'Future times/ Rejoice')... Rainbow ('Long live rock n roll' ... 'Kill the king') ... U.F.O. ('Lights out' ... 'Doctor Doctor')... The Runaways ('Cherry bomb' ... 'Wasted')... Ramones ('Blitzkrieg bop' ... 'Pinhead') ... Blue Oyster Cult ('Godzilla'... "Don't fear the Reaper') ... Wishbone Ash ('Warrior' ... "Blowin' free")... Judas Priest (Early songs - 'Sinner' ... 'Never satisfied') ... Cheap Trick ('Surrender' ... 'Big eyes')... Grand Funk Railroad ("We're an American band" ... 'Rock and roll soul') ... Styx ('Lady' ... 'Come sail away') ... AC/DC (Early songs - 'Rock and roll damnation' ... 'Dirty deeds done dirt cheap') ... David Bowie ('Fame' ... 'Young Americans')
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One of my first favorite songs ever, by one of my first favorite bands ever. The girl who used to babysit me used to play it at my house when I was a little kid.
Feel the groove man...😤✌️
Led Zeppelin was my favourite band, wish they had more live videos to watch. Anything you review by Led Zeppelin I will watch !
Try No Quarter
MSG 73'
It will blow you away ❤
I have more fun watching you react then I do watching the video.😂❤
More Led Zep! "That's the Way" live at Earl's Court 1975. Acoustic masterpiece! Unplugged before unplugged was a thing.
I see to put this song on first thing in the morning to get me going. My roommate was not too happy with me. 😊
it's really cool to see something beautiful❤❤
How can you not love this girl
I think you must hear and react "Kashmir", by Led Zeppelin. I would suggest the acoustic versión in "Unlesded". Greetings from Venezuela.
I meant "Unledded", an aoustic album.
Thanks for the react Biss
This is one of the early foundations of the great music that has been built upon over the decades. If you check out their celebration day concert you will see how truly timeless this music really is. Thanks for enjoying some of the greatest music from my childhood.
Hello again Cutie! Nice to see you listening to my kind of music again. It's my birthday today, so it was a good time. 😉Other good Led Zeppelin songs are, "Black Dog", "Bring It On Home" or "Moby Dick". Other groups from the 60s and 70s are Nazareth with songs like "Love Hurts" or "Razamanaz". And female rock bands such as Joan Jett & The Blackhearts with songs like: "Bad Reputation" or "I Love Rock´n´Roll" or The Runaways with songs like: "Cherry Bomb" or "Blackmail" and several other female groups should not be forgotten. Have a good day! ❤
Deep Purple: Lazy , Uriah Heep: Easy Living, Stealing, or The Wizard. Molly Hatchet : Flirting with Disaster. Almond Brothers: Statesboro Blues, Whipping Post , Sweet Melissa. Kenny Chesney ( Trop-Rock ) Key's in the Conch Shell, Soul of a Sailor , Something's sexy about the Rain, No Shoes No Shirt No Problems, Get Along. Some are great, some even better depending on your mood. Capt.Bob, SV ( Sailing Vessel ) 27th Chance, Tampa Fl, USA 🇺🇸
More Zeppelin!!! We must have more!!
Loved the song, loved the video and reaction
Рок-н-ролл жив! Аплодисменты! Музыканты молодцы! Браво! Ведущая-девушка 🔥 Молодец! Классный репортаж!❤
What I love is that younger people that pay attention to ya (as they should) will be introduced to this. And you brought it!!!! Love reactions as always. You're the best.
Very good 😊
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Great reaction Biss.
Black Dog is a great song too.
It was play Live at Madison Square Garden 1973 too. just saying.
Paul McCartney & Wings - Mull of Kintyre, Electric Light Orchestra - Living Thing, The Animals - House of the Rising Sun, The Traveling Wilburys - Handle With Care, Jimi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower, Don Mclean - Vincent. All really great 70s / 80s songs :)
Quality!
never left a comment have been watching your page for a long time. you re so cute, smart and adorable!!! luv ya biss
If you like Led Zeppelin there’s one song you absolutely positively need to react to, it’s dazed and confused. It’s one of their best songs in my opinion, and it’s fantastic.
Also I saw you reacted to some Pink Floyd a long time ago! So I’ll make a suggestion for them as well, money is another absolutely amazing song! Both of these songs have absolutely incredible bass lines and are both take very very creative directions to go with music!
Miss Bisscute I loved your reaction to a great song by an iconic band❤❤❤. my suggestions for future reactions of bands and musicians from the 60's and 70's: Shocking Blue songs: Venus and Never Marry a Railroadman At Home (1969), Iron Butterfly (you must react to one of the longest songs in Hystory: in a gada da vida) and Carlos Santana with black magic woman, I'm sure you will enjoy it😊
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Try my favourite song from the Woodstock film - Ten Years After performing “I’m goin’ home”, but make sure it is the full version! Enjoy
Beautiful classic reaction, well done Miss Biss🎉🎉😊😊
Please review the rest of this concert . Try Stairway to Heaven next. I also recommend the entire 26 minutes of Dazed and Confused from this concert.
Heart - Stairway to Heaven (Live at Kennedy Center Honors) [FULL VERSION] - RUclips
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Not sure how much of this was overD in the studio but Page is on the Mount Rushmore of guitarists. Classic Zep
Love your face just keep rocking my little1🤟
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
Queen, Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam
was lucky enough to have seen them back in the 70's. they were great.
Check out the safety dance 👍🏻
At the end of the video the drummer kicked it up... Check out Moby Dick by them...circa 1971...thank you keep up the great work
Do Grand Funk Railroad “Inside Looking Out” the live version. They were just starting in this video.they went on to have 10 platinum albums from 1971-75. You can thank me later.
If you want more like this, try We're Gonna Groove, Misty Mountain Hop and Black Dog, from the same band.
I love the live version of their song "The Ocean" also from Madison Square Garden 1973.
The show at Madison Square Garden was incredible, This video is from the movies "The song remains the same" , I saw it about ten time in theatre in the 70s
Led Zeppelin - When The Levee Breaks
Legends for ever LZ
Definitely a true rock classic here. I get a kick out of your mimicking the artists' facial expressions. 😁❤️
Saw Heart do this as the last song of the encore the day Elvis died.
How about reacting to The Hollies "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress"? Find the album cut, or longer version. Radio cuts were only 2 1/2 - 3 minutes back then.
Nice Reaction Miss Biss!! Don't know if if anyone mentioned that this performance and other popular live scenes came from the movie 🍿🎥 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME. Great watch of each member depicting a fantasy. 1960's Rep there are many and up high on my list is y band THE GUESS WHO! A good song would be NO TIME. Great voice and harmonies and everything! 1970's umm Good Luck 🤞 Too many to list. Many 70's groups are from the 60's as well as many bands famous for being 80s are from the 70's or earlier. Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
one of the greatest rock and roll songs of all time
I've seen this movie 20 times. ....That's how you hit a stage and open a show.
Lemon song from studio album.
Hola 👋, amo tus reacciones aún sin entender inglés 😊 espero más reacciones de bandas argentinas . Beso grande 😘
You seem to like the happy/beautiful numbers by Led Zeppelin. You should check out the song remains the same/Rain song video from the same concert. It’s the first two songs that actually open the album houses of the holy done live. Both songs belong back to back and they both have great messages and are a just fantastic live songs that you will love.
Ankudinova, new stuff?.. Yes.
For oldies try Janis J. doing Ball and Chain at Monterey, 1967.
Nice to watch a gig where there are no mobile phones and that everyone is enjoying the experience (I know there were not any about before you kick me) Point still valid
Yes sweetheart. That's how it's done.
You should react to Roger & the Goosebumps Stairway To Gilligan's Island(After watching an episode of Gilligan's Island to understand the humor). Basically Roger switched the lyrics around to the song. It's hilarious. Robert Plant at the very least loved it. Led Zeppelin's publishers didn't feel the same way though...
Rock and roll
“ Dazed and Confused” or “ Kashmir” or “ When The Levee Breaks” or “ “ NoQuarter” or “ Heartbreaker”!!!
Lede is the Rock !🎸🥁!
Peter Frampton "Do You Feel Like we Do" live 1977 Oakland Coliseum Biss.
Nice!
Love it❤❤
That's the Way, Led Zeppelin live 1975 please !
GOAT
LZ.. one of my favourite band all the time. I'm still listen the songs from the 70s, 80s & 90s..
It can be said that I don't really know the latest song.. I'm a very old school person..
Led Zeppelin does not
plug in to amplifiers
Led Zeppelin
plugs in to your SOUL ❤
GREAT ZEPPELIN SONG SO ROCK N ROLL
Me encanta tus reacciones y comentarios, eres divertida, eres fascinante, eres tan bonita 🌷💖🇸🇪
Led Zepplin is a template for a lot of rock bands from then on....often copied....but rarely matched on stage live..."When the Levee Breaks" is gangbusters from them....its the one song I remember always just for the drums which read somewhere was recorded weird, the drums....something about an older house with a huge stairwell that gave a acoustic boost to it...cause the drums are amazing in it
You should listen to the Foo Fighters cover of this it’s incredible
The Stroll was a song released in 1958. The was also a dance called The Stroll. The Book Of Love was a song also released in 1958.
Best band ever❤
Let me tell you cutie pie that Zeppelin will be a great band to dip into their rabbit hole!
Try "No Quarter" on the same album, "The Song remains the same"
It's my all-time favorite live song ever!
You won't be disappointed if you consider it!
And thank you cutie for keeping the Rock and Roll in your generation alive and kicking! 🤟🤟
If you watch the video again you’ll notice that the audience is throwing things on stage. That was the young ladies throwing their panties to Robert Plant. LOL
BTW, please listen to the studio version. It’s of far better quality and will give you more of the “Get up and boogy” vibe.
Será que já viajou o suficiente nas músicas do Led para entender bem essa Banda? Duvido!
Good reaction! I think you got a point here, if I got it right what you said, if this is what you meant, for I firmly believe that Led Zeppelin is so iconic, so important to Rock'n Roll and music, in a general way, that there's no way labeling this band! In my opinion, they were kind of a transition from the good old rock'n roll to hard rock/heavy metal, as anyone can see in a song like this. And, as we're talking about a tradicional way of playing, the most appropriate suggestion I can give to you is an underrated song (but I like it!), "The song remains the same"! 😉👍
I think you would like the band April Wine, very under appreciated and great music.
I'll suggest some nice classic rock songs that come to my mind! Rainbow - "I surrender", "man on the silver mountain","Catch the rainbow" and "Gates of Babylon", Uriah Heep - "sunrise" and "Synpathy", The Doors - "Roadhouse blues", Deep Purple - "WHen a blind man cries", The stories - "Darling",Yes - "Owner of a lonely heart".
You have the most beautiful smile ❤
Your right she's a rush
Rock & Roll ... ! ... more Rock & Roll here ... Status Quo - Don’t Waste My Time (Live Aid 1985) ... turn up the volume !
Yes, lemon song is great (must be studio version, w lyrics) In My Time of Dying (Must be live) is best
Judas Priest dreamer deceiver from 1974 I believe ; great great metal blues track ! Luv ya Biss ❤❤❤❤