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- Led Zeppelin Reaction - You Shook Me.
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Led Zeppelin - You Shook Me Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
You know you shook me
You shook me all night long
You know you shook me, baby
You shook me all night long
You shook me so hard
Baby, baby, baby, please come home
[Verse 2]
I have a bird that whistles
And I have birds that sing
I have a bird that whistles
And I have birds that sing
I have a bird, won't do nothing
Oh, oh, buy a diamond ring
[Organ, Harmonica, and Guitar Solos]
[Verse 1]
You know you shook me, babe
You shook me all night long
I know you really, really did, babe
I said, you shook me, baby
You shook me all night long
You shook me so hard, baby
You shook me all night long
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“There’s not enough music that combines blues with sex”. Hahahahahahah! I love it. First album, no less. I think you should try “In My Time Of Dying”. Great old blues pumped up 1000%. If you are a fan of the drums, “Good Times Bad Times”, the first song of the first album give a nice intro of Bonzo’s drumming ability.
This :)
The reason nobody does this anymore is, because it takes hard work, dedication, chemistry and most of all talent, all of which are absent in today's " music. "
Just another of the greatest songs by the greatest band that ever existed. There’s plenty more where this came from.
Detrucci their first LP is real bluesy. Later albums are more progressive. You need to check out songs like Immigrant Song, Kashmere, How Many More Times, Ramble On, Moby Dick, Friends, Celebration Day, Gallows Pole, The Battle of Evermore, Four Sticks, Going To California, Custard Pie, The Wanton Song, The Ocean, Achilles Last Stand.....I could just go on and on. You need to experience their whole discography. They really don't have a bad song IMO. ✌
“They say the blues is sad, but when B.B. sings 'I got a sweet little angel, I love the way she spreads her wings,' that don't sound too sad to me!”
-- Buddy Guy
Definitely nothing sad about a striptease either 😂
BB King wasn't sad!
Albert and BB were amazing, but so was buddy and stevie muddy like all so good. and then Zeppelin takes the blues and somehow makes it more intimate idk my god
Robert kick ass playing the harmonica. They all played multiple instruments....including their own LOL.
😂
That keyboard style is found in a lot of gospel and funk. It's akin to a church organ. It helps elevates the song into the heavens imho.
I like that they take influence from different genre's, That is class
Peter Tea Correct. Very emblematic of the Deep South....
Earl's Court 1975 live, In my time of Dying, JP is awesome!!
Do since I've been loving you live in Madison square garden 1973!!!
I tell you another great blues from zep is I Can't Quit You Baby live from Royal Albert Hall 1970.
I love the keyboards, its like going to church. One of my favorite parts.
I never thought of it like that :)
JPJ shines on this !! (organ/bass) they all do! Yeah, do more Led Zeppelin. There are quite a few live Led Zep videos. One of my favorites (the song is from their album Physical Graffiti) is In My Time Of Dying live at Earls Court, 1975.
Like I said before--I grew up on Zep! Just had to be there. Headphones are a must.
The music of today is not about talent, is about production and looks, marketing, please the fans, not suprising them.
Every person on Led Zeppelin were masterfull musicians and the had a great front man, no studio magic, live is even better.
"Since i've been lovinbg you" - Madison square garden 1973 (not the HD edition)
1969 denmark radio live - "How many more times", warch Plant and Bonzo with 19 years old
You speak truth 🙂
Live: "Song Remains the Same/ Rain Song", from the concert movie, "The Song Remains the Same" is by far the best Zeppelin live performance. It's a hard driving rocker that mellows into a melodic ballad as they transition to "The Rain Song". They cut back and forth between the live performance and a Robert Plant video fantasy in which he is a stranded castaway in medieval England. They put time, effort, and money into creating a quality piece of art. That segment from the movie (and others) are available on youtube. If you want to see Zeppelin live, you might as well start with the best... the movie became something of a cult classic for Zeppelin fans that played late night in theaters for years.
For a live song you must do "Achillis Last Stand" from the Knebworth Festival 1979. Killing.
Since I've Been Loving You Madison Square Garden 73 is a good one.
Led Zeppelin suggestions album: "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" & "What Is And Should Never Be", Live: "Dazed and Confused" from the Song Remains the Same and/or "Since I've Been Loving You" from Celebration Day.
Led Zeppelin: Live on Denmark Radio, logically and very representative for this period (not too long, but very intense)
Or the 3 disc The complete BBC sessions.
Song “No body’s Fault But Mine”!!
The song was released in 1968. That kind of psychedelic keyboard was the sound of that time.
Yeah I figured 🙂 they are talented at it atleast
Not playing to the masses, just a good honest reaction...keep it up, I'm enjoying them!
Thank you 😊
Alright, three more for you.
1 - The Lemon Song
2 - I can’t quit you babe
And for a change up,
3. Ten Years Gone
you should check out achilles last stand, kashmir or in my time of dying! they have so many good songs tho they're just off the top of my head. the ocean, in the light, over the hills and far away.
Live tracks I recommend are In my time of dying from Earls Court 1975, No Quarter, Song Remains the same/The rain song, Black Dog, Since I've been loving you, The Ocean, all from the film the Song remains the same....
Hi, awesome reaction!, yeah back in the 60's and 70's the organ (keyboards) were very popular in music, what's awesome about Led Zep. is that John Paul Jones is the bass and keyboard player, while he's playing the organ he's also playing the bass at the same time with bass pedals on the organ, on many of their studio tracks, a great live performance to react to is "How many more times" from 1969 the video is all over youtube
Try the live version of "Dazed And Confused" from Madison Square Garden, '73. You'll hit the jackpot with that one.
Truth here. You will need a half hour to just listen to the one song though. I got it on cassette when i was young and it took up one entire side of the cassette tape. It is so amazing though.
One of the best live performances ever, IMO.
It's called the BLUES ..young fella😎
Great reaction, one of their best songs! If you're gonna do a live performance of songs you've already heard, I'd go with 'Since I've been loving you' from the DVD 'The song remains the same'. If you'll do studio versions, give 'When the levee breaks' a listen for some rock/blues, 'I can't quit you baby' for some heavy blues or 'D'yer Ma'ker' for some reggea-inspired music.
yeah Led is soo different.lots of genres.Fool in the Rain,Trampled Underfoot,the Crunge are all totally different..enjoy
Classic blues!
How about a little Immigrant Song live? Hell, anything live by Led Zeppelin! There are some amazing performances out there!
Loved your reaction. Your sincerity comes thru. Enjoy your musical journey!!
Thank you Karen 😊
Gospel/blues organ!
It’s a lot of fun watching you discover the music that I grew up listening to.
Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Iron Butterfly, Blood Rock, Deep Purple. The late sixties and early seventies was the advent of Heavy Metal. I think you’re going to enjoy much of the sound from that time.
There are less heavy Rock bands and artists that are great also. Buffalo Springfield, Jimmy Hendrix, Carlos Santana, Melanie, Country Joe McDonald and the Fish, Steely Dan, Just to name a few. This ere could keep you busy for quite a while.
I do like a few Santana songs that I have heard. He is a master craftsman 🙂
Just before Plant sings "I have a Bird, won't do nothin'....", somebody is Laughing, I've always wanted to know who that was. Zeppelin has a few songs that they've tossed a few things like that into the song that Simply FIT IN Perfectly, like in "Out on the Tiles" (a personal Favorite) that someone says "Stop" and while I think that is Jimmy, I've never heard who does those.
If anyone knows, please let me know, because I know that Bonzo also sings backup, as well as Jimmy, like in the song "The Ocean", they actually sing "Doo Wop".
I just can't imagine another Heavy Rock band singing "Doo Wop" in a song LOL, Imagine Black Sabbath singing that in "War Pigs" or "NIB" LMAO!!!
It was an amazing era when the musicians briefly gained control of their creative output. It gave us Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and others and created what will prove to be music as enduring as classical music. The money controllers got back in charge and it is why modern songs have predictably dreary messages laid over muzak, not music.
Achilles Last Stand!
Great reaction! Liked how you described the song. The Lemon Song next. You won't be disappointed. Lots of sex. And no organs. Enjoy! For live stuff, "Dazed and Confused" and "Stairway to Heaven" from their 1973 live concert entitled, "The Song Remains the Same". Then you listen to the songs, "The Song Remains the Same" and "The Rain Song" together. Then the entire 1970 live concert at Royal Albert Hall, and finally the 1975 performances in... Somewhere in London I think it was. Knebworth in 1979 is fine, but not my personal favourite.
Thank you :) I will save your suggestions too
Yeah, the organ solo is just part of the whole blues thing, so this being classic rock is not as much to 'blame' as the fact that this is a cover.
But yeah, you nailed it: this is not even an overtly sexual song content-wise but Zep just had this vibe to them that brought sex and magic to everything they did -- which was even amplified live with Robert Plant tossing his golden curls and so forth. :D
As for live performances... personally, I don't think there's a lot than can top the Madison Square Garden version of Since I've Been Loving You, so I actually might even suggest saving that for later and checking out other stuff first. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, maybe? The Danmarks Radio 1969 version? You'll see the 19-year-old baby Plant settling into his stage presence. :D
@@marysweeney7370 We do indeed. :D
You're getting it...
U should you shook me official live video next
Like the organ, listen to The Doors, especially the album version of Light My Fire.
React to the Rain Song and You’ll See a Fantastic Range to the Led Zeppelin Songs
I actually met him.. only Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin... we shook hands and chatted... in Kidderminster.
NOW do the entire 27 minute live “Dazed and Confused” from The Song Remains the Same. Prepare to have your head blown off...
LZ Keyboardist John Paul Jones still had to play the bass alongside the keyboard by using bass pedals. IMO John Paul Jones is one of the most underrated musicians of all-time. edited was/is.
he is one of my favorite bass players. up there with Geddy Lee and Les Claypool
Bro I recommend that once you have heard a song of studio led listen to their live versions and please react to no quarter.
Live; pick anything from the Madison square garden concert film 'The Song Remains the same. My choice would be The Song Remains the Same which leads straight into the Rain Song. Dazed and confused and Since I've been loving you are epic, too.
I used to strip for my boyfriend and this was my fav song to do so. Ah the good ol' days. Whenever I hear my Zepp, I'm young again. My fountain of youth! 💓
If you're not into keyboards and stay away from The Doors... They have some seriously intricate sounding keyboards...
Thank you for the advice David
The Ocean live.
Greta Van Fleet is one contemporary band that attempts to capture the spirit of Zep, Rush and that era. Check out Highway Tune.
You need react to a song calls “baby come on Home” a great B-side from led zeppelin
B side ! I don't think so. What was the A side of that single ?
You should watch some live performances... dazed and confused live (the song remains the same th-cam.com/video/ZQgYn23Xvck/w-d-xo.html ) . There is a part in that performance which is my favourite ledzep moment.. its an interaction between john paul jones and john bonham at around min 5:55, amazing to watch
If you want to react to the quintessential striptease song, try Annie Lennox's "Money Can't Buy It" which is the song Demi Moore did a dance to in the movie striptease. Studio version: th-cam.com/video/5V2Q6J1IeF8/w-d-xo.html Demi version [shortened]: th-cam.com/video/eMmfzC_5kjo/w-d-xo.html . Annie Lennox's DIVA album is one of my top 5 of all time and a few others from it were also used in Striptease. Give it a listen.
Check out "Baby Come on Home"
Interesting this was heavily requested. All Zep songs are great but you’ve got dozens of epic Zeppelin at a much higher level than this classic.
Black Dog. The Ocean. Achilles Last Stand. Over the Hills and Far Away. Nobody’s Fault But Mine. Stairway to Heaven. Kashmir.
Those will get you started!
Just going with the comments from people 🙂 I trust you all to guide me
You should try Wishbone Ash or Groundhogs Thank Christ for the bomb..
U should of done the live official version
Maybe try Lazy by Deep Purple off the Made In Japan album to see if he Jon Lord can change your mind on keyboards in rock.
The rain song live is pretty good.
The keyboard payer is their bassist John Paul Jones. When he’s playing the keyboard on songs like this one, stairway and since I’ve been lovin you, he’s playing the bass with his feet using bass pedals. You should listen to the album version of Heartbreaker and Achilles last stand and then listen to Heartbreaker live from How The west was won live albums and Achilles last stand live from right here.. th-cam.com/video/YWOuzYvksRw/w-d-xo.html
For drums listen to Bonzo's Montreux off of Coda
A perfect strip tease song. There's actually a couple of strip tease videos with this song here on youtube... allegedly. ;)
LMAO!!! I've never actually have "Seen" the video, but I've heard rumours.......
Check "The Song Remains The Same" live.
OK. So you are not a fan of the organ in rock. I suggest you try Led Zeppelin No Quarter, then see if you still feel that way.
Check out Ten Years Gone and The Ocean
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One Zeppelin song that I've yet to see a reaction to, is "Moby Dick" Live in '73, from the movie. Here is a link, if you wish to give it a go:
th-cam.com/video/VU3MK7QD67I/w-d-xo.html
Another good one is "Dazed & Confused" Live from the same Movie:
th-cam.com/video/ZQgYn23Xvck/w-d-xo.html
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Btw, you say you don't like organs? Try giving 'Highway Star' by Deep Purple a try. :)
Is that going to be like a reverse psychology style of song where i fall in love with organs? :)
I didn't think I was being that subtle, but yes, lol. :)
The suits in the record labels, who know next to nothing about creativity, art, or music, (but know plenty about the bottom-line) got their filthy little claws dug deep into the industry. That, and the advent of MTV, where groups didn't need to hit the circuits night after night, to hone their craft...And let's not forget the ease of creating sounds (noice) through digital electronics..That's the fucking tri-fector death knell, baby..What more do you need to know?!..All I can say is, to every young person is to pick up an friggin' instrument. AND NOT FOR SHREDDING for God's sake!...Melodies, Melodies, Melodies...Throw in some interesting lyrics...Get to work!...REAL music won't make itself!
You speak truth 🙂
Dude you should listen Kashmir!
They only get better! The blues is sex!
You should really listen to the link I left below regardless as to whether or not you do a "review". It was recorded live in 1969 for a Danish television station to promote their first album and introduce the band to the public. They performed on a tiny stage in a small room in front of about 30 or so kids who sat in stunned silence. The band had only been together for about 5 or 6 months, Robert Plant (singer) and John Bonham (drummer) were only 19 or 20 years old, John Paul Jones (bass) and Jimmy Page (guitar) were only 23 or 24 at the time. The entire promo concert is about 31 minutes long and includes 4 songs. Their performance has been hailed as one of the most pivotal moments in Rock history.
Keep in mind this is a live performance in front of a tv studio audience, it has not been "touched up" or remastered in any way. This is the original recording that aired on live television.
th-cam.com/video/k-WSbMW7BPc/w-d-xo.html
Plant harmonica n lead volcals n tamberine
Do you all think he is ready for some Custard Pie??🤘🏻
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Dazed n confused live 28 minutes long from song remains the same 1973 all thier songs are GD n check in my dying 1975 live Earl's court
It's fine jus the way it is don't mess with history lol
Must all videos start with "What's up guys ..." ?
Does it annoy you?
Yo dude, if you want to dig into some serious authentic Blues, check out Luther 'Snake Boy' Johnson, this dude will make you either want to get drunk, or laid, or both, posthaste, lol: th-cam.com/video/rZiEKbICNjg/w-d-xo.html
EDIT: I agree with you about the keyboard, or more specifically the organ, and I am from back in the era of Zeppelin. For me it may because I was so heavily into Fusion Jazz and various Rock, but I got burned out on that (to me irritating) organ sound decades ago. At the same time I really love piano in certain genres, but the organ....nope.
You have no business reviewing this song eunuch.
What?
@@Detrucci
You're bloodless.
I honestly don't understand the aversion some in your generation have to the sound of keyboard. It was a strategic part of any progressive rock band worth their salt. I just don't get it.
Ummm Greta Van Fleet????