Led Zeppelin - Hot Dog (REACTION)
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- @AirplayBeats reacts to Led Zeppelin - Hot Dog
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I like this. Its just fun.
Plant sounds like one of his idles Elvis in Hotdog…
We still have two stellar songs to end the Album. Looking forward to the All My Love and I’m Gonna Crawl reactions too.
I took her word, i took it all..beneath the sign that said U-Haul
That line always flies under the radar. Robert is an incredible lyricist.
"Hey Jonesy, can you play some Hee-Haw piano?"
"Yeah."
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I LOVE THIS SONG !!! Just goes to show -- Zeppelin DID NOT take themselves too seriously! AND , Zep is doing a COUNTRY song --- and doing it WELL !!! First time I heard this song, brand new in 1979, it made me bust out laughing🙌🙌 44 years later, it's still puts a smile on my face 😏🙌👍
This is Rockabilly and Robert loved it. Right after Bonzo’s death and the dissolution of Zeppelin, Robert had to decide if he still wanted to stay in music. So he put together a local band and drove around to little pub gigs in England. Called themselves The Honeydrippers, and Roberts name was not mentioned. They flew under the radar. It was a return to Roberts roots. And they played this kind of music. Robert put out an EP of rockabilly/Elvis type songs in 1984 under the moniker of The Honeydrippers. Actually has guest contributions from Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck. If you like this style, you might wish to check it out. The “hit” from it is Good Rockin’ at Midnight. Robert adored Elvis and he sings in that style very well.
I'd like these guys to do a review of the Honeydrippers cover of the classic song "Sea of Love".
In the same vein Plant and Alison Krauss do a great version of the Everly Brothers song, "Gone, Gone, Gone"...
@@coinneachmaclellan3121they do indeed! I caught them in August of 2022 in Seattle area. Love their Raise the Roof album.
Helene, that is an excellent comment, right on point.
OMG thank you @helenespaulding7562! Rockabilly, that is the genre I was trying to think of in my reply to the reaction video.
THE DIVERSITY OF LED ZEPPELIN, EVERYTHING FROM BLACK DOG TO HOT DOG!!! GREATEST BAND EVER. ☮🥁☘
I like country music, and I'll say this...this song is more country, and better sounding than a lot of "country" music from the last decade or so, which has been in my opinion basically pop music played while wearing a country hat and boots!
And a country twang, don’t forget that!
Also, must sing about guns, god, girls, flags, dogs & trucks..
This song was inspired by Texas groupie Audrey Hamilton, who was Robert's girl during the 1977 tour. Supposedly the title came about because Robert would occasionally hear it used in conversation as an indication of happiness, as in "Hot dog! I just scored tickets to Led Zeppelin's concert!". Such an all-American saying tickled his English fancy so decided to use it as the title. It's kind of like how Paul McCartney heard the American term "meter maid" and decided to use it in the Beatles song Lovely Rita, but I digress. Jimmy used a Fender Telecaster with a B-bender, which gave it that almost pedal steel sound effect during his solo. The band used to use Ricky Nelson and Elvis songs to warm up during their rehearsals in London for this album so it kind of came together more from an original rock and roll place rather than true country. Still, rock and roll, rockabilly, call it what you will, the band seemed to enjoy exploring a lot of musical textures in this album that they hadn't previously.
Hi there cutie! 👋👋 nice to see you!
Good info, thanks. I first time I heard this, I fell in love with JPJ's barrelhouse piano solo. A lot of Zep fans are sour on this song, but it's a big fave for me.
@@helenespaulding7562 Always great to see you too! Hope you're well. 🙂
@@tracyyork1428 Me too Tracy, I've always liked it. 🙂
Love this toe tapping tune…was intrigued by the comments made by your subscribers…another reason I love this channel is the deep knowledge of the music they bring to it…I learn something almost every reaction…I’m sure y’all do too! Thanks to them and you! Cheers!
YYYEEEEEHHHAAAARRRR all my best to you and yours from Liverpool
Everyone hates on this song, but I think it shows how much fun Zeppelin was having and how they didn't take themselves too seriously
This sounds alot like the skiffle music Jimmy played when he was a kid.
This song caught a lot of heat when it came out on the radio. I thought is was great!
As troubled as Page may have been during this time - nobody could have played a more perfect solo for this song. He clearly rehearsed and worked on it to get it just right, and he sure did,
So true! Beautiful solo! He swings it!
🙃👍
Yep...everything they touched.
Country rockabilly. You got it. If I remember correctly it's about a groupie Aubrey from Texas. Can't wait to hear your reaction to Carouselambra.
My favorite country song from a rock band is Far Away Eyes from the Stones.
Still, you'll find yourself humming this later in the day..... whatever they do they always do it well
I like the groove just fine. Oh, Hot Dog!
They could play anything! Lol
So versatile, so talented, a very different rock band.
My favorite 'dark horse' song on the record. A great rockabilly parody.
Great song!
Page's solo is like rockabilly on acid!
Jimmy is a Rockabilly pro...so that soloing is what he does! Thanks guys!
This song gets a lot of hate from Zep fans, but I've loved it ever since the first time I heard it.
Enjoy you guys! Try girl with long black wavey hair! Not sure if it ever made it on their albums. Very good old school zep
I'm glad you guys appreciated this cut. I've always liked it, and it always makes me smile or laugh. They had fun with it. Too many LZ fans hate it. Offended by it even. Sad.
I'll never understand that. This rockabilly ho down track is awesome IMO.
Page's guitar work on this is raw and brilliant in equal measure.
Jones playing that piano always puts a big smile on my face! Love this song and it's fun attitude. Incredible range they all had! Yee-haw! 🤠🤠🤠
When this came out, country music was super popular.
Fun rockabilly tune! Plant enjoyed the genre and it's funny that you mentioned Elvis. Plant was a huge fan. :)
That was Rockabilly and they showed they could just do any genre
the guitar is so outstanding
Robert says this is about Texas and the state of mind of its people but ... He famously travelled with a young girl (Audrey Hamilton) while on tour in 77. Audrey Hamilton was born on August 6, 1956, in Dallas, Texas. The affair ended when his son Karic died, ending their US tour 10 dates short. She hooked up with several other rock stars, eventually retiring from groupie status after having a daughter with KISS frontman Ace Frehley.
Led Zeppelin did it all! I can't wait to see you react the last song of this album. My loving song!!! (I'm Gonna Crawl) very interesting watt you guys do!
This whole album just oozes of ease and talent. They could play anything, expertly. As messed up physically Page & Bonham were in their abuses…they rocked!!!
Live this album.
Best and most versatile band ever.
Most of the blues influenced British rockers had a deep love of American country and western music, as did the bluesmen from Mississippi. Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones worshiped the Everly Brothers.
Keith Richards learned his famous open G tuning from Don Everly.
A tongue in cheek take on country music
I highly recommend listening to the Robert Plant/Allison Krauss duo. They do Bluegrass, and his singing is very similar. "Gone Gone Gone" is one to check out.
Edit: Saw you've already reacted to a song of theirs. Good job!
and after that review, please also do Alison's duet with John Waite on his #1 smash hit "Missing You".
My favorite track from my favorite LZ album!
Your faces were priceless during this reaction😇
Got a rockabilly sound to it. Sounds like Carl Perkins. As always fellas great reaction. Appreciate you 🙏 💙
I know you guys have done Led Zeppelin Kashmir in studio and live but you should do the Live version of the same song done on Celebration Day. It is with Bonz's son playing the drums and they all have aged like fine wine. Incredible
Thank you for sharing 😂
Straight up country. I could see Elvis recording this in the 50s. Love it!
Zep does country! Such an awesome song!!!! The lyrics KILL ME!
This is such amazing tune. No funfair or extremes. A nice tune with a simple subject. Between this and "Fool in the Rain" where he is just waiting on the wrong block .. Everyone can relate ..
how about JPJ banging on those keys! Dudes just a monster.
Robert Plant showing his ,1955 Elvis Sun Records influences. This could have been on any of those ,,,Elvis, Carl Perkins Johnny Cash sessions
Variety is In Through the Out Door. But, so is the case with most any LZ record. Hot Dog is a great one when everyone's had a couple and it's karaoke time!
One of the fascinating and great things about the whole 60's and 70's British musicians/bands such as Zeppelin, Clapton, Beck is that they studied and loved American black blues even Jazz as well as American country music and you can see all of these influences in their music.
As several commentators mentioned below, Plant's The Honey Drippers are just amazing and few people outside of musician's or music nerds like me know they even existed because they weren't commercial and got zero radio play here in the US at least back in the day.
What make's it cool is that Plant didn't give a sh@t and was just making the music that he wanted to make. Of course at that point, he had f'you money to do that but that's what makes it even more cool again IMHO.
Awesome gentlemen great reaction. This album really shows how versatile these phenomenal musicians are. The Zeppelin machine never ever lets you down. Once again since you are on a Zeppelin journey. Please please react to the entire live album Song Remains The Same. It’s live at Madison Square Garden in 1973. The album was released in 1976. If you want to see just how phenomenal these musicians were this is the album or watch the video. It will blow your face completely off I guarantee it. Shit I may just send you a donation to play the album. I promise you will not be disappointed. Once again absolutely love what you guys are doing. In my opinion the two best reactors in reacting to music thank you very much for doing this.❤
Gotta play the original unmastered album.
Great review! I love when bands play outside their genre. I love the live version of this - Jimmy Page looks like he's having fun!!!
I've been waiting for this one!!! You guys are the best!!
Rockabilly from the early days of fusion of jazz, country and R&B.
They call it Rockabilly.
Great when performed live. Cool lick.
I'm loving this album again!! Hot Dog🌭!!
I just can't help but to wonder what could have been ?... 1 More album, maybe 2. If you guys get hungry for more Zepp, you guys may have to delve into the CODA album . Which is basically there outtakes. Even those outtakes are great stuff ! Bonzo's Montreux especially .
Or dive into live reactions. Or dive into solo Plant and Page
@@helenespaulding7562 Yes , definitely ! Plant solo stuff 80s,90s etc... Coverdale - Page , an Album which is highly underrated . Unfortunately these reactors don't think that it's worth checking out for some reason . ✌️
@@ernestpacheco8148 have Coverdale/ Page in CD. Great album! My favorite iteration of Plant post-Zep was his work with Strange Sensations and Sensational Shapeshifters
@@helenespaulding7562 I saw Plant/ Strange Sensation in the Las Vegas Hilton were Elvis used to play. Great experience !
@@ernestpacheco8148 ah….I live in Vegas. I missed it because I never followed his post-Zeppelin work until the pandemic , when I did a DEEP dive into Zeppelin and post-Zeppelin music and biographies etc. my loss. I came too late to the party. I was able to see him and Krauss in 2022 in Seattle. It was nice, but I wish I’d caught him a decade earlier.
they could do ANYTHING!
……during their 1979 tour of this album, they awkwardly sandwiched this in between “Ten Years Gone” & “The Rain Song” 🔥❤️🤘🏼
That would be very awkward indeed
They didn’t play Ten Years Gone on the 80 tour.
@@OutOnTheTiles 1979 Aug. 4th, knebworth Festival (England)
Copenhagen, Denmark July 24th 1979 they did
It's a nice rollicking piece - fun and some tongue-in-cheek typical country - lose your girl, she throws your belongings out the door and your dog too ! Jimmy again, starts this song out a great riff and his solo is killer. Again, this is not just a John Paul Jones keyboard song at all - Jimmy Page does some fantastic guitar work on this album. Bonzo kills the drums and Plant's singing is on point ! ❤❤
Nice review, gents !
You guys gotta react to Fairport Convention! Sandy Denny, their singer, is the only vocalist to ever be featured by Zeppelin. She is considered one of if not the best singer/song writer ever from the UK but she died too soon.
I think it's a great recording and Robert's harmony work is stellar. I prefer my country done with an edge. This. The Stones Wild Horses, Dead Flowers and Faraway Eyes. Aerosmith's Back In The Saddle. Social Distortion's covers of Makin' Believe and Ring of Fire etc.
Been waiting for you guys to get to this one Zep does country!!
Love the volume on y'all's channel. Can't wait 'til you guys get to Carouselembrah.
Electric Bluegrass. This is the boys just having some fun. It's an incredibly catchy tune.
Plant finally got to let out his inner Elvis/Carl Perkins on this album. You can tell the entire song is heavily influenced by old school Elvis and 50s rockabilly, which can kinda sound "country", but I hear it more as 50s Elvis and rockabilly style. I was crushed when Bonham died soon after this album, knowing we'd never get to see what they were coming up with next. It would have been phenomenal, as always, you can believe that!
Robert Plant loved rockabilly. He's been singing with Alison Krauss lately. Won some awards for their duets! Will post song names after I look em up. But they're a cool combo of two talented singers. He can sing Anything and kill it. Nice surprise here. Not familiar to me. Love that You react to ALL Kinds of music. BEST CHANNEL❤ IMO👍🏼
Songs: Cant Let Go & Gone Gone Gone by Plant & Krauss- both are excellent👍🏼Maybe a future Reaction?!✌🏼
I took her love, I took it all, beneath the sign that said “U-Haul.”
😂😂😂
If you want to see where the musical inspiration for this song comes from, listen to "Whole Lotta Love" from their "How the West Was Won" live album.
They do a medley in the middle of it, and their rendition of a Ricky Nelson song displays the core musical structure of this song. 😎
Songs like this came along in the mid to late 70's , because of the influence of bands like Lynnrd Skynnrd, Marshall Tucker, etc. The Stones did a country song. " Faraway Eyes". That music was big at that time.
I was in a band that played this and when we played a VFW, that is the only song they wanted to hear again. Fun song.
According to Jimmy Page, this was Zep goofing on Elvis & the American rockabilly sound. Thanks for your reaction.
Like old rockabilly
Just a good ole country/honky-tonk/rockabilly song!
Reminds me of the Stones "Far Away Eyes" from the Some Girls lp. Just a bit of fun.
The 50s rock country sound is called Rockabilly.
This song came out of the jams they used to have singing Elvis tunes, as you can tell by Plant's vocals. Yes, more on the 50s rockabilly side of things.
Hot Dog does not need to be played back-to-back with Fool in the Rain. Like ever.
Regarding the reaction, you guys looked perplexed at first, which I do not blame you one bit for. Hot Dog was an odd one-off and one of the reasons long-time Led-heads didn't care for this record as a whole. I expected you guys to throw this in the same bin as Candy Store Rock, which you classified as 'filler' (true for me too), but you seemed to actually like Hot Dog, which was a little surprising.
“I took her word, I took it all
Beneath the sign that said "u-haul"
She left angels hangin' round for more” Gotta listen to the lyrics! Lol
The type of music is called rockabilly combination of rock ‘n’ roll and hillbilly music another words country, which is very popular in the 50s basically the mixture of black and white music the roots of rock ‘n’ roll
Robert Plant was a huge Elvis Presley fan that was one of his biggest influences, and they were actually doing old Elvis Presley songs in rockabilly songs, playing around in the studio just jamming
And that is what inspired the song
Hot Dog , thanx fellas
Imo it's a rockabilly sound
Fun and fast.
Nailed it
Next song is Carouselambra. It's a bit strange and it will be interesting to see your reaction.
A bit strange and way too long
@@rodneyfrazer2424 My favorite song on the album!
@@homie1kenobi95 really? 😮 omg, it puts me to sleep! But hey, I'm just razzing you a bit 😁 We all have our faves. Regardless, I'm sure we both agree that Zep has tons of great songs, right?!
@@rodneyfrazer2424 also the vocals are mixed way too low.
I've always thought rock bands can do country better than the radio friendly country bands of the past 30-40 years. Thin Lizzy-Cowboy Song, many Stones songs, The Who and even up through the 80s and 90s. Bands like Social Distortion, Soul Asylum, Meat Puppets flavored their punk/indie sound with country at times. Always loved Hot Dog as well, they put a neat spin on this song that sounds like nothing else.
It’s funny that Led Zeppelin gets called heavy metal and hard rock when they could play almost and style of music and do it all so well. I always liked this song!
❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤
This is Zeppelin clowning. Just like The Crunge. The musianship is still so top level that people continue to take it too seriously. Jimmy and Robert were cracking up and laughing their asses off when they played it live at Knebworth. JPJ was bouncing up and down at the keyboard. 😅
Have you done "Royal Orleans"? Tight as a vice.
Yes they did that one in their Led playlist. Love that one.
They’re doing the Zep run…..done every song every album. Check out their playlist
I always considered this song Zep’s try at rockabilly. A successful try, in my opinion.
Lol they played this live in 1979 at knebworth!
The Led doing thigh slapping Americana
You’ll love the entire side 2
You are so correct my friend they can't do it all
Yee haw!
I’m Gonna Crawl