REACTION TO Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do
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Ironically, this is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs.
travelling riverside blues is another gem that was left off led zep 2
Robert is so good in this. That low almost Baritone voice then he just lets it loose. Great song.
Back in the day....before CDs and the internet.....this song was either only heard from the 45 single, or on the radio. Whenever it came on the air, it was always exciting.
Zeppelin would usually release a whole album and no singles but in this case they released the Immigrant song as a single on a '45' this song on the flip side. The album CODA came out after the band broke up in 1980. CODA was compilation of songs they recorded but were never released on an album. Another great song on that album is We're Gonna Groove.
This song was the "B" song to the "45" record of the hit "Immigrant" song which was Led Zeppelin's second hit released in 1972 and was more played on the airwaves than "The Immigrant Song." It really was considered "Country" and was on Billboard's Country Chart.
wow played more than immigrant song..?
I've got that single ❤️
Country???? Maybe that's how country music fans were exposed to LZ!
Yeah I had it on a Japanese import single. Loved it then and love now!
Any other band would have loved to have written and recorded this song,But Zeppelin weren't just any other band,If you can leave a song like this off any album ,Well it speaks for itself.Led Zeppelin were just the best ❤️
very true
Or how about they str8 missed an opportunity with this song. As good as zeppelin were, this song is better than 85% of their catalog & should have been featured earlier. Let’s just be real about it shall we?
@@jerretkirouac7038 Truth, this is better than most of their non commercial releases.
when something this good doesnt make it onto an album you know theyre a GREAT band.
coda happened because they were under contract to make an album but disbanded after bonhams death so they (jimmy i THINK) went digging for unreleased tracks
Wasn't included on the original release of Coda, didn't appear until much later on a CD release!
This song here, is one of my favorite songs by anyone of all time! I think I would dig it even without the very, cool lyrics. ❤️✌️
One of my favorite tracks
You are playing with fire my friend. My music always comes back to the mighty Zep. I go thru my Beatle phases, The Who, U2 and Springsteen but it always returns, stronger every time , to Led Zeppelin. Their music has layers that takes years of listening,like the Beatles, to peel off. It gets better and better. The rabbit hole is getting deeper.
This song still gets lots of play on the Classic Rock stations.
When your scraps are others' gourmet meals. The Mighty Zeppelin stands alone.
Great tune. If you Google Led Zeppelin Coda album this song is not on the album. This album was released on the Swan Song label which was Zeppelin's own Record label therefore they were not under contract to realise another album. From Physical Graffiti till Bonham's sad passing. They had carte blanche when they wanted to put out an album
I always feel blessed that I grew up when this music was brand new.
It's not played enough this one of my favorites women live this song
My friend had the 45 with hey hey what can I do on the b side. I think they are the undisputed best band. Traveling Riverside Blues I don’t think was released until the early 90’s
Great choice, glad you didn’t skip over this gem. Constraints on time and locations and touring etc. made recording a little haphazard at times, so songs end up on B sides or left off the album for unknown reasons. Artists usually recorded more songs than an album required just in case. Do some of their early live stuff too if you feel like it. Zep fans always want more.
Sheer heaven.
love that song
Page/plant tours this was played live and it was great.
you hit the nail on the head with the "theme" comment. zep didn't release singles and evidently they felt it didn't fit in well or other songs fit better to the overall theme of that particular album. with so many great songs to choose from choices had to be made.
travelling riverside blue is an absolute BANGER!
Considered an "extra" in the '70's, but it gets LOADS of airplay on classic rock radio stations NOW. Thanks for your reaction.
My favorite zeppelin song.
*Blows you mind huh* .? ONLY ZEPPELIN COULD have a throw away like this.! *really* *really* enjoying your "Get the Led out" journey bro..... *David* .....
This song actually gets a lot of radio play where I'm from in Michigan.
Michigan native here too
NEVER understood how this was not included on III. This is in A list track if there ever was one.
Traveling Riverside Blues is another throw away from the third album I believe
This song was not on the original 'Coda'. It was added to the remastered deluxe edition re-release of 'Coda', because prior it was only ever released on the 45 'B' side of 'Immigrant Song'.
It was never an extra, it was just the only song that was released on a single only.
Now that it's on 'Coda', that is no longer true.
You're correct, this song is fire, but Zeppelin didn't release singles back in the day...just LPs. Evidently Page couldn't find a place on their album sequence for this great song, but I might be in error.
This was released as a single in the US 1970.
I actually bought this as a single and it had Immigrant Song...this was the B-side to Immigrant Song on their 45 record
@@betseyr.9081 Exactly!
Atlantic Records released 7 singles in the US & various other countries from the band's first 5 albums (usually over the objections of the band). Zeppelin themselves released 3 US singles from their final 3 studio albums as they came out. The UK didn't get any single releases until 1997!
Thx for the correction people, I believe that Page was at odds with Atlantic over this, as he felt that the full album was the way to appreciate the music.
Probably a few people out there that doesn't realize how heavy this song actually is. If it was done with an electric guitar, it would bust your speakers out.
This is what's called acoustic rock! The song was left off zeppelin three because there was enough room to put this song on the album
I got the complete box set of Led Zep in the 90's..this song was my favorite
This was not on any Zep album and we only got to hear it by buying an Atlantic records compilation album called The New Age of Atlantic in 1972. So I and many others did.
I’ve always loved this song. It was the B side to the Immigrant Song, so it got a lot of play on FM radio.I’ve seen Robert Plant perform this later in his career. It might have been during the Page Plant timeframe.
Yes they did it at MSG show I was at
@@betseyr.9081 Good to know!
B-side of Immergant Song,released on"The best of Atlantic". On my top 10.
Led Zeppelin left this song for their Swan Song literally.One of my favorites.
Originally released as the B-side to the Immigrant Song single in the US (a rare single release by the band), it wouldn't surface again until its inclusion in the 1990 Led Zeppelin box set. It was later added as a bonus track to various CD releases of CODA in 1993, 2008, 2012(?) & the deluxe 3-disc remastered version in 2015.
[Edited to correct dates. I'm terrible at dates off the top of my head.]
I love your appreciation of this. I remember having to request it on the radio because that was the only way to hear it. ❤️
As I joke i dedicated this song to my then wife girlfriend (who later still became my wife). The look on her face when progresses 😆
Fortunately she stil married me and we she surprised me w The Rain Song instrumental portion to walk down the isle. I lost her to cancer two years ago.
JPJ on the mandolin makes this song for me
It really is just how good they were. Best to ever do it - or at least in most peoples top 3. As a band and individually.
Cheers.
This was originally written for a compilation album, "The New Age Of Atlantic". The Album was released in 1972. The record had various tracks, all from Groups and artists who had signed for Atlantic Records. It was not on the original Coda release in1982. It was added to one of the remasters, I would think.
Yes did A 10 minute cover of Simon and Garfunkel's America on "the New Age of Atlantic"
@@bobcorbin3294 It is a really excellent record. Some of the artists on there, that I remember are, Loudon WainWright iii, Dr John and Cactus, who performed a really great version of 'Long Tall Sally'
Lol..this is like a song when two zep fans meet and one says to other " I bet you have not heard this one"
Very original!!! 😉👍💙
I've heard this countless times on the radio. I just learned after 50 years that this song wasn't on any of my albums. wtf
🤣🤘🏻wow! Lol
The Immigrant song video that you mentioned before wasn't actually filmed for release as a video. The concert audio was recorded live. Jimmy Page went through clips and pictures and put that video together.
Well that makes sense now
Go right into four...do studio versions first as you are doing and any live versions of duplicates do after finishing the complete album.
I pray that you are planning on doing the live version of Dazed And Confused from the soundtrack The Song Remains The Same. It is an absolute masterpiece of psychedelic blues in provision. It’s over 25 minutes long and it could never be long enough for me.
Go Bonzo!!!
Please do the Dazed And Confused MSG one!!!
This track got a LOT of air play on FM Radio in the1970's
Thank you for doing this song ! one of my favorite i also have the 45 record in my Juke box !!
Other request that no one reacts to THE IDES OF MARCH song VEHICLE and a band called CHASE song GOT TO GET IT ON LIVE !! thanks again,
JPJ shines in this...he was low key funky
This song was written during the same time as LZ III, however, originally it was only available on a UK Atlantic Records sampler album called The New Age Of Atlantic and release in 1972. Coda is an album composed of unused tracks that Jimmy assembled and with the others, released to cover their contract obligation with Atlantic. Back in the day (at least in my market) this song wasn't played often on the radio due to the lyrics. Robert sings "I got a woman, wanna ball all day." Again, because I'm ancient, lol, to "ball" was a crude euphemism for having sex, as in, "Are you guys balling?" Also, he sings he's "...looking for my street corner girl." which implies she's possibly a prostitute. I'm a bit of a stickler in this regard; I wouldn't have suggested to dig into Coda until it's proper place in the catalogue, but, your channel, your rules. I hope you looked over the links I sent you for live performances from your last reaction and I look forward to your next one.
i cant wait to see your dazed reaction!!! and any live tracks you want to try, mention it and il get you a link even gallows pole which they only ever did live twice!
I hope it is the MSG one!
@@juliemanarin4127 yeh he mentioned it in another vid
I sent him two links yesterday after he asked for links to live performances of songs on this album. He said he wanted to watch performances of songs from the album I don’t understand why now Sal is asking for consensus. I found Gallows Pole too, but most were from Page/Plant tour in the 90’s.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 zep did gallows pole (and 4 sticks) live in copenhagen in 71 or 72, roberts voice was INCREDIBLE that night!
Some other "throw away" songs:
Baby Come on Home - recorded during sessions for their debut album, Plant channels his inner Aretha Franklin. It's amazing.
Traveling Riverside Blues - I think recorded during sessions for this 3rd album, not positive about that, but it's an absolute banger.
Yeah I'm pretty sure TRB was recorded for a BBC radio session.
@@atorthefightingeagle9813 thanks, about the same time though right?
Page and Plant actually started their 1998 shows with this song, or maybe it was the 95 tour.
I say go back and do some early live stuff, but i might be in the minority there. I just think it's interesting to see them very early on before they were superstars (like on Danmarks Radio 1969) and then a year later when they were at the beginning of their stardom at Royal Albert Hall 1970. Personally, I would be onboard for seeing your reaction to all of RAH 1970. I would save TSRTS MSG 1973 for after you do Houses of the Holy.
Yes! RAH 1970 is incredible, and my favorite concert.
Gotta remember Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were well established session musicians way before Zeppelin, they had this vast experience of styles before the formation of Zeppelin. When Page was going to form " The new Yardbirds" he already knew " Jonsey" was his bassist. Then he found plant and threw him " Bonzo".
I subscribed for Home Free/PTX, and saw you react to old school Hard Rock, Classic Rock, and Metal. I found myself in that acapella bubble (which I love), but then you reminded me of the songs I grew up with and loved! Thank you for bringing back the memories. Born in the 70's, youngin to teenager in the 80's, 20+ in the 90's. Now, old as shit lol. Thanks for making me feel young again! ;) Love your reactions!
thank you so much
I worked at a pizza place in Dallas back in the mid 70s...I had this single and had the guy that owned the Jukebox put it in....it made the guy a fortune....it was playing constantly....made the mistake of not getting it back before I quit and moved on.
Un used? Man in my day, it was the most played on the jukebox all through the late 70s and 80s for Zep
Baby Come on Home by LZ is them doing a soul song and it was done in 1968 during their recording of their first album and it was never released until 1993 when they released a boxed-set of their albums and also on some of their 9th album Coda as a bonus track and it completely blew me away because you would never expect LZ doing a Motown influenced soul song so brilliantly but then again Bonzo might of had some influence on the recording of it because he was really into that genre of music and its just a gem and you will be shock how great it is! Here is a link ruclips.net/video/TAlzuT_uSz4/видео.html
Baby Come On Home is another Zeppelin gem not many have heard, Plant at his finest ❤️
@@chriscody2778 Robert's vocals are spot on ....brilliant song!
Dazed and Confused from The Song Remains the Same
I used to love watching the song remains the same after a mushroom picking excursion.
Yes please!!
Back in the day mesk was the best
@@josephlinnell9855 not widely available in the uk!!
Total Zep Head and didn't find this jewel til 20 yrs after its release.
Sorry about that, NYC FM stations played it for us in the 70's so we were lucky.
Zep was inspired by Hey Joe for the main riff.
Hi Sal…..Helene here. Some people will say go on to IV because it’s a big deal……a major seller and put Zeppelin in stratosphere in status and they are looking forward to your reactions. I am too. A lot. But Sal, this is your channel. You expressed a desire yesterday to see further live performances from songs on Zep III and to provide links. Which I did. From years of reading comments on Zep reactions, I would say that most would say to listen to studio version of a song first, but then to definitely watch it live, because of the energy and improvisation etc. and this is what you are doing. So I would suggest to watch the two links provided and then move on to IV. But it’s your channel….you are the leader. We will suggest….you decide. Whichever way you go, we will be fine. I would say that the live performance of Since I’ve Been Loving You from MSG ‘73 is iconic, and at some point you simply must watch it. Link is in yesterday’s comments. You’re doing a fantastic job!
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This has always been my favorite LZ song ironically. Glad they didn't completely trash it back in the day!
You need to hear All of My Love. Never performed in concert or film. Only one take in a studio is the only time they ever played the song.
I wish you'd just react to their premiere album simply called 'Led Zeppelin.' I really think it's the foundation of everything Led Zeppelin became.
Best B side evah!
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This song is 🔥I see you agree by your WICKED comments!!!! The earlier comments were correct that CODA was released in 1982 to cover contract commitments to Atlantic records. As far as what you should do next I’d like to see you start LZ IV next. I enjoy seeing you do full album reactions. Peace.
Wasn't included on the original release of "Coda". It was released as a the B side of Immigrant song in 1970 in the US. Read this, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey,_Hey,_What_Can_I_Do
@@betseyr.9081 yes correct which is why I didn’t say it was included on CODA. You got it girl!!!!
@@Kashmir.820 You're right, others saying it was on Coda in 1982, I'd wager they weren't even listening or born back then
@@betseyr.9081 Amen sista’
theres another great dazed and confused from royal albert hall 1970 and it shows how much they changed each song everyt time they played them live. the song is a skeleton and they improvise all the meat every time!
ruclips.net/video/CytJvXbFlKU/видео.html
I agree, I like this track better than 5 or 6 songs you already listened to. Hootie and the Blowfish did a great cover of this song. Most Zep fans don't consider Coda an actual Zeppelin album. In my opinion there is only really two songs worth listening to on it. this one and Darlene.
Lotsa layers
The fact that you found it. Shows it wasn't "thrown away"
Look at it this way you gave zep3 10 out of 10; what song do you take off that album to make room for hey hey?
No space on the album for it. Vinyl had size limits of about 25 minutes a side.
I'm 444 in likes 😊..welcome to my childhood memories 😊
I think a lot of Led fans are intrested in Pages electric solos and this isn't
Livin' Lovin' Maid a song Jimmy Page, didn’t appreciate…. This one song is basically cool
Why was this a throw away song? Because Led Zepplin use to like to fuck with the record companies and their manager wanted to fuck with the record companies even more. Led Zepplin did what they wanted and how they wanted, same reason they released an album without a title.
That’s awesome lol
personally id prefer this to end led zep 3 over hats off to roy harper
Maybe not they’re best track but certainly not they’re worst either,this would’ve sat perfectly on Led Zep III.What a great song though I love playing this on the guitar.
If you think this one deserved to make it in the album... oh, boy, go listen to the Red Hot Chili Peppers B-sides. Some of them are even better than the actual tracks on the records. You can search them up here in RUclips, you'll be surprised hehe
I know Hats Off To Roy doesn't get much love but I personally love it more than this coz it its Zep having a stab at the blues that inspired them and all the early rock bands. Perversely though, I think this track in Hats Off's stead on III would have improved the album further. Each to their own I guess. A bit schizo I know. Nobody's right nobody's wrong.
Yeah never made it on the previous albums for some reason????
They should have stuck this on LZ III in place of Hats off to Roy Harper. Someone made a bad decision there
How the absolute FUCK was this song a throwaway?
Led Zeppelin "throw aways" were better than 99.99% of the garbage released today...
I know you already did the live version of Since I've Been Loving You but I think you would be doing yourself a disservice if you didn't take the time to react to the studio version. The live version is good but it is a completely different version and the studio version of this song is a blues masterpiece.
it was a bside to imigrant song
They Messed up not putting this on album. It's one of my top 3 Zep tunes. It's bad as hell.Bad as in Badass. Good Easy beat with Plants vocals overpowering everything.
For 90% of the bands out there this would have been their best song. Yet Zep treat it like it's something they scraped off the bottom of their shoe. Why?
🤷🏻♂️
Country Rock??? I don’t think so. Just an acoustic guitar does not a country song make. Blues Rock if anything.
Hats Off should have been left off and replaced with this.
wtf
Fail