FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song | Reaction
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That back and forth between band members was spontaneous, intuitive, and part of what makes their live chemistry unmatched.
His voice is not hoarse. It’s the blues style. Street style. I personally feel this is one of Robert’s best showings. That scream before the middle break is haunting.
He had throat surgery in 1974!!! THIS IS 1970!! His voice was pristine!!!!
Jones's bass line on this song is flipping genius.
It’s all recorded at the same time
IMHO - This song is as close to Led Zep perfection as it gets.
Perhaps the best bass line in any song.
It's a JAM SESSION!
the back and forth..they did it all th time even live
This is called “call and response” which is a tradition in the blues…..Plant and Page did that all the time….especially live. When you get to their live performances you will see much more of it as they extend their songs…..
I love John Paul Jones' bass on this track. This song is a reworking of Howlin' Wolf's song, Killing Floor with a tiny bit of a Robert Johnson song thrown in for good measure. The fast parts of the song are what would be considered a "rave-up" during which the band would speed up to get the crowd energized and dancing. John Paul Jones said he always appreciated how Zep could swing and groove, and regularly get people up and dancing. Blues music is full of "call and response" where the vocalist and usually the guitar player would trade sounds back and forth. Zep always improvised and were talented and savvy enough to pick up where a song was going and respond accordingly. Unfortunately, I don't think there's a video of this song but you can find live audio performances on bootlegs that can be found on RUclips.
Robert is just good with changing his voice up especially this bluesy track
"Call and response," is what you're asking about...where Plant and Page are going back and forth with vocals and guitar riffs...it's a very common feature in blues, and jazz. It derives from the old gospel songs of the black churches. It is probably not closely scripted, but is just a general musical device.Zeppelin uses.
The voice and guitar is call and response. They do it live, too.
Btw, this was a live cut in the studio. One of the earliest jams they did together
A lot of their music is heavy improv - they are also a Jam Band.
Robert had vocal cord polyps from years of straining his voice in the huge venues he sang in. He had no voice training. Just raw talent.
Gladly to see people getting into the best band of all time.
Magnificent! Thought you'd like this! Actually this was pre-surgery on his throat. The back and forth is called call and response.
JPJ and Bonzo holding it down back there is magical 🎸🥁🎶