Robert Plant hates listening to Zeppelin cover songs...this tribute was so good it brought him to tears...BTW, the bowler hats were a tribute to their drummer, the late great John Bohnam...and the drummer is John's son, Jason Bonham 😬
This performance hit me emotionally too for the same reasons. I looked up from the inset performance video and saw that the lovely lady watching with me and myself were both almost in tears at the same time. Very emotional performance. Heart was perfection on this. And seeing the emotion and the memories behind Robert Plant's eyes..... Wow. Just wow.
Regarding Led Zeppelin's originality or not: throughout the ages, especially with blues, but also in folk and many other genres - songs were past on to others, year after year, rarely with credit to the previous. It was just the way of passing songs on to the next generation. In modern times, certainly every band has borrowed from what came before. But also, certainly credit should be given. The young and brash Zeppelin rarely gave credit, but later they did. But in any case, Led Zeppelin always made it there own and brought the songs that were passed down through the ages, to a new level - a level that no one else could have done. And by doing so, they brought attention to the originals from 50 or 100 years ago, that would have been lost to history. They indeed were the greatest rock band in history.
He hates Led Zeppelin? I think he may have to sleep on the couch for a while till he comes to his senses. Ann & Nancy were heavily influenced by Zeppelin and it shows in some of their original music. They've covered a number of Led Zeppelin songs over the years, I actually saw them in 1977 and they did "Rock n Roll" during the encore. It was the day Elvis Presley died and they dedictaed it to him. Ann Wilson has such a powerful voice and it lends well to this song. I've watched this version a number of times and I choke up everytime, especially at the end when Jason Bonham, his father John was the band's drummer who passed away in 1980 I believe, looked up to Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones.
I’m thankful so much for your wonderful comment, it’s nice facts, good to know - thank you for sharing new info. So, I’m not in the same team with my husband about Led Zeppelin, although he has his right on his own opinion, and believe me, he know is not couch critic)! 🍞🧺🧅🧠
This tribute makes me tear up, too...but not for the same reasons as you. Plant in particular is, IMO, genuinely touched by a great tribute from artists they know and respect and who are clearly taking the music very seriously and respectfully, and also by the fact that the late John Bonham's son is playing drums in his father's place, wearing a hat like his father wore, and the choir wearing the same hats in honour of John Bonham. It was a very classy tribute and a great honour, and it chokes me up every time.
I'm listening to music over 60 years this was one of the greatest performances ever. Ann Wilson is one of the greatest singers in music history. I understand it was probably sad for them to watch but everything in life ends! I'm notice it more as I'm a senior. Best of yr luck on yr channel.
Well, the band was not thinking that actually. They were watching a dear friend give one of the most powerful tributes to their life works. They were well aware of her vocal chords. Back in the 70's she was hands down (in my opinion) one of the best female singers on earth. The girl could WAIL!!! Here is some proof: th-cam.com/video/PeMvMNpvB5M/w-d-xo.html Of course, Robert Plant also had a pretty good set of pipes. You mentioned his sad face, it could be a bit of sadness there because he was watching their original drummers son play the drums for this song. The band didn't know Jason Bonham would be in attendance. He surprised them by showing up to play this song. Amazing tribute!
No, they weren't wondering that - Zep practically mentored Heart and were very happy and honored that Heart would be singing this. This was a very emotional moment for them; you can see Robert visibly trying to hold back tears - like you said, some sadness, nostalgia - oceans of memories flooding in.
Ya, they "stole" from great bluesmen...and completely transformed their music into something new, original and powerful. Zeppelin were *great* artists.
The hats the chorus had on were a tribute to the drummer and Robert Plant's best mate. I think he got very touched seeing that plus John's son. Heartache. That's my take a Robert's emotions not jealousy
@@IYOU Yes, Jolene is right, there are other vidoes of this with different camera angles during the show and you see the tears welling up in Robert Plants eyes while he's watching. Led Zep always appreciated Heart for the respect they gave their songs, also from what I believe, Jason Bonham told the band he couldn't make the event but he surprised them by appearing wearing his dads hat. Robert and John Bonham were close and so Robert wasclose to his best friends son Jason, he must have been feeling so much pride that night. Also, brilliant performance and arrangement by Heart.
it gets even more emotional for those who know that the drummer is the son of the original drummer, john bonham, and that they are all wearing these hats that also john used to wear
Zeppelin wrote their own songs. This is a tribute to Led Zeppelin. It was the Kennedy Center Honors that they do once a year. This was 2012 and Heart did their version of Led Zeppelins song Stair Way to Heaven. They are in the balcony watching. They said that Heart did them and the song proud. No one could of done it like Heart. You can see on their faces how emotional they were. Robert Plant had tears in his eyes.
Love your channel I don’t think they were wondering if Ann would sing it better, just loving her take on it, looking forward to hearing her develop it. Robert Plant and Ann Wilson are both giants.
Since I am the 900 th person to thumb up , I will play that number tomorrow. I remember listening to that song as a teenager and now at at.60 I too shed a tear.. There was a lot of pressure on them and they came out on top with a standing ovation .
The Kennedy Center Honors is an annual honor given to those in the performing arts for their lifetime of contributions to American culture. The honors have been presented annually since 1978, culminating each December in a star-studded gala celebrating the honorees in the Kennedy Center Opera House in Washington, D.C.
Greatest reaction to any video ever! Watching as you’re listening to this was wonderful. Your beauty, emotions and the voice of an Angel! Great song by a great group and a great reaction. Thank you
I have watched a lot of reactions to this performance. I was moved by your beautifully singing along in parts. This is such a touching tribute to greatness and is the best cover song ever.
You got to be kidding me led Zeppelin is the greatest rock and roll band ever the instruments are the best ever best singing is the best ever no one can seem like Robert plant going to play the guitar like Jimmy Page
from the start opara to the beginning of rock and roll (Rhythm and Blues) the same great song done over time in different ways does not make the new performer less then the one before but shows their greatness like Led Zeppelin's music their style was something new and gives all people that loves all the arts a whole world of new to look forward to ..... ..
Everyone stole from each other back then. They took the blues and made it into rock. But enough about Zepplin, can we get some love for Ann who fkn nailed this song. She is a beast
Drummer in the derby hat was original drummers son...Probably a comment below I didn't see that already mentioned that in which case sorry for the repeat...
First off I loved how emotional you were watching this. I am the same way, reason being Heart was influenced by Led Zeppelin, so to see them honor them was amazing! For me the best part was the chorus coming in. See their reaction was wonderful. This song as a whole is a journey that is why is is such an icon song. Seeing Robert Plant so emotional made me emotional as well.
Oh! Thank you for your solid comment! We are definitely in the same page about it, hard to not get emotional; it’s more that performance, so many stories behind. ESPECIALLY after my reaction, many ppl in comments shared with me some details which was new for me and now I feel it even deeper!
I love how your reactions are so real and sincere...you really have a unique view of music. You’ve got me hooked!! And your husband is wrong, Zeppelin pretty much MADE metal and changed rock music forever! Every band cites them as an influence these days and ever since they came out!
Here in the U.S., I'm in San Jose, Calif, those hats are called a Derby, not a bowler...and your husband is wrong, Zeppelin didn't steal a damn thing, however they were heavily influenced, especially Robert Plant...still can't figure out why they showed Obama the Bayraq and his husband not once but twice...damn near ruined the original upload....
The only people who call it “stealing” don’t understand the history and context of blues music. Covering music and referencing other work is a long time blues tradition. Blues music goes beyond lyricism, it’s about feel and what you bring to it, which is why the original blues artists themselves handed songs down each generation. Virtually all of the British blues-rock bands of the late 60s (Cream, Hendrix, Stones, Peter Green’s FM, Bluesbreakers, etc.) covered material and yes, sometimes without giving credit. Even the second wave blues greats like BB King, Albert King, and Muddy Waters covered music from first wave greats (yes, sometimes without crediting). They weren’t “stealing” they were paying homage to their influences. In the end, out of Led Zeppelin’s 90 studio recorded tracks, only 10 are covers or have referenced material (far less than some of their contemporaries) and all of which has been credited since the late 80s with back proceeds given to original artists. Lastly, music copyrights were almost nonexistent prior to the 90s, LZ gets vilified for doing what everyone did only because of the proportion of royalties.
Absolutely love your reaction I could see it on your heart it truly touched your soul it was beautiful led Zeppelin is my favorite band of all time it's ok your husband has an opinion he's entitled to that but at the end of the day that's all it is more reactions from you music is supposed to make you feel happy it's for everyone to enjoy have a wonderful day ☮️
Yes, Obama was there. It is the Kennedy Center Honor Awards, an event held once a year in Washington DC. Once a year they honor 4 or 5 artists who has contributed to the history of musical art, theater or cinema. The sitting President is always in attendance and sits with the artists being honored in the balcony. They have held these award events for many years. You can search for past shows on youtube as well. Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, Sean Connery, John Williams and many many more has been honored at these shows over the years.
I was shocked when you cried in this version. Btw you got a great voice...i noticed here and in i remember you (nice dancing too 😁). You should upload a song with your voice.
Robert Plant doesn't like bands to cover this song but Ann and Nancy are very good friends of the band. In fact they went to dinner after the show that night.
Beautiful, just beautiful to watch you weep watching such an emotional performance ❤ and did you know the drummer is Jason Bonham, John Bonham's son? You beautiful young lady, thank you for bearing and sharing your soul with us 😘
I seen an interview with Robert Plant and he said the reason why he was so emotional was because looking at Jason Bauman and how he was so proud of him. He did his father John proud.
If only the not needed back up singers had vanished, then Ann ripping this to pieces would of been fully appreciated , as it has been for 40 years. There is a reason Hearts sisters were chosen to do this, they have been grooving Zep Live for those 40 years with the complete agreement of Zep. You need to find their renditions from the Late 70's on.
The charge that Led Zeppelin based some of their songs on blues classics without originally giving any kind of songwriting credit to others is true. The charge that they "just ripped off other people's songs" is ludicrous. I would ask people to listen to something like the Blind Willie Johnson version of "In My Time of Dying" and then the Zeppelin version. The level of musicianship in just their arrangement of that is world class. Or Muddy Waters' "You Need Love" and then "Whole Lotta Love". It's kinda hard to argue that those two are even the same song...
You need to watch Led Zep do this live back in their heyday.... This performance is most excellent and I get tears in my eyes watching it... "BUT", Zeppelin live in their heyday is "Supernatural"..... It's beyond words, belief, and description..... I guess the word is "Incomprehensible"... That...is Zeppelin live..."Incomprehensible".....
lol i didn't realize that was you singing at first. I was thinking. Who is doing the back up vocals? lol Until you spoke, I had no idea. You should give Pink Floyd's Great Gig in the Sky a shot. Not listening to it but singing it. Think about it...lol
Thank you for that ICONIC Heart repreduction of stairway to Heaven, Excellent.Excellent. vibes..8/18/20... Robertsonmayhamnews.. Pathfinder...The Resistance
Nothing is better than Led Zeppelin playing this, but this is just the honor they deserve.
Led zeppelin is the literal definition of rock n roll. So if you hate them, you don't understand rock n roll music. Period.
your husband doesnt know what hes talking about
Her husband should be eternally grateful for a wife like her.
@@paulrollings5291 shut up simp
@@lilman5222 Shut up virgin
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Complimenting a lovely woman is not simping. It's being an appreciative and discerning gentleman.
@@nihlify hahahahaha yes man!
Heart did many amazing Led Zeppelin covers in their concerts over the years. Zeppelin was a big inspiration to them.
Robert Plant hates listening to Zeppelin cover songs...this tribute was so good it brought him to tears...BTW, the bowler hats were a tribute to their drummer, the late great John Bohnam...and the drummer is John's son, Jason Bonham 😬
Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock/blues band history. So, I and your husband would not see eye to eye this tired old BS.
Sometimes ... there just aren't the words, and only tears will do. Great reaction.
Brings a tear to my eyes everytime I hear this song!
Beautiful reaction!!!
This performance hit me emotionally too for the same reasons. I looked up from the inset performance video and saw that the lovely lady watching with me and myself were both almost in tears at the same time. Very emotional performance. Heart was perfection on this. And seeing the emotion and the memories behind Robert Plant's eyes..... Wow. Just wow.
Exactly what music is meant for, to be felt🎶❤️☀️
Regarding Led Zeppelin's originality or not: throughout the ages, especially with blues, but also in folk and many other genres - songs were past on to others, year after year, rarely with credit to the previous. It was just the way of passing songs on to the next generation. In modern times, certainly every band has borrowed from what came before. But also, certainly credit should be given. The young and brash Zeppelin rarely gave credit, but later they did. But in any case, Led Zeppelin always made it there own and brought the songs that were passed down through the ages, to a new level - a level that no one else could have done. And by doing so, they brought attention to the originals from 50 or 100 years ago, that would have been lost to history. They indeed were the greatest rock band in history.
He hates Led Zeppelin? I think he may have to sleep on the couch for a while till he comes to his senses. Ann & Nancy were heavily influenced by Zeppelin and it shows in some of their original music. They've covered a number of Led Zeppelin songs over the years, I actually saw them in 1977 and they did "Rock n Roll" during the encore. It was the day Elvis Presley died and they dedictaed it to him. Ann Wilson has such a powerful voice and it lends well to this song. I've watched this version a number of times and I choke up everytime, especially at the end when Jason Bonham, his father John was the band's drummer who passed away in 1980 I believe, looked up to Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones.
I’m thankful so much for your wonderful comment, it’s nice facts, good to know - thank you for sharing new info. So, I’m not in the same team with my husband about Led Zeppelin, although he has his right on his own opinion, and believe me, he know is not couch critic)! 🍞🧺🧅🧠
Good info Vern, thanks!
This tribute makes me tear up, too...but not for the same reasons as you. Plant in particular is, IMO, genuinely touched by a great tribute from artists they know and respect and who are clearly taking the music very seriously and respectfully, and also by the fact that the late John Bonham's son is playing drums in his father's place, wearing a hat like his father wore, and the choir wearing the same hats in honour of John Bonham. It was a very classy tribute and a great honour, and it chokes me up every time.
I'm listening to music over 60 years this was one of the greatest performances ever. Ann Wilson is one of the greatest singers in music history. I understand it was probably sad for them to watch but everything in life ends! I'm notice it more as I'm a senior. Best of yr luck on yr channel.
Great reaction. Thanks for being real and not holding back. Phenomenal song & this cover was done better then any other.
Well, the band was not thinking that actually. They were watching a dear friend give one of the most powerful tributes to their life works. They were well aware of her vocal chords. Back in the 70's she was hands down (in my opinion) one of the best female singers on earth. The girl could WAIL!!! Here is some proof: th-cam.com/video/PeMvMNpvB5M/w-d-xo.html
Of course, Robert Plant also had a pretty good set of pipes. You mentioned his sad face, it could be a bit of sadness there because he was watching their original drummers son play the drums for this song. The band didn't know Jason Bonham would be in attendance. He surprised them by showing up to play this song. Amazing tribute!
Ann Wilson seriously kicks ass, one of my all time favourite singers, and not just female singers, one of the very last great rock singers!
“Back in the 70s”?!! The lady still brings her A game to this day.
She can pretty much sing anything , she has always in my opinion been the best voice as far as a women, and alot of men , the woman can wail
@@crusheverything4449 HELL YEAHHH SHE DOES.
No, they weren't wondering that - Zep practically mentored Heart and were very happy and honored that Heart would be singing this. This was a very emotional moment for them; you can see Robert visibly trying to hold back tears - like you said, some sadness, nostalgia - oceans of memories flooding in.
Beautiful reaction by a beautifully woman!
Ya, they "stole" from great bluesmen...and completely transformed their music into something new, original and powerful. Zeppelin were *great* artists.
The hats the chorus had on were a tribute to the drummer and Robert Plant's best mate. I think he got very touched seeing that plus John's son. Heartache. That's my take a Robert's emotions not jealousy
Jolene Rotolo probably you are right here, I didn’t know that facts, thank you for sharing
@@IYOU Yes, Jolene is right, there are other vidoes of this with different camera angles during the show and you see the tears welling up in Robert Plants eyes while he's watching. Led Zep always appreciated Heart for the respect they gave their songs, also from what I believe, Jason Bonham told the band he couldn't make the event but he surprised them by appearing wearing his dads hat. Robert and John Bonham were close and so Robert wasclose to his best friends son Jason, he must have been feeling so much pride that night. Also, brilliant performance and arrangement by Heart.
Exactly
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It’s a tribute to John Bonham he always used to wear a hat like that and the drummer here is Jason Bonham John Bonham’s son
it gets even more emotional for those who know that the drummer is the son of the original drummer, john bonham, and that they are all wearing these hats that also john used to wear
When I first heard this I was searching for napkins to wipe the pool of tears that just fell from my face. True emotion, truly beautiful music.
Zeppelin wrote their own songs. This is a tribute to Led Zeppelin. It was the Kennedy Center Honors that they do once a year. This was 2012 and Heart did their version of Led Zeppelins song Stair Way to Heaven. They are in the balcony watching. They said that Heart did them and the song proud. No one could of done it like Heart. You can see on their faces how emotional they were. Robert Plant had tears in his eyes.
You have the most beautiful soul, if everyone had a little of you in them , the world would be a lot better off. Great reaction , loved it
Not better but the best cover ive heard ever! Nancys voice is phenomenal.
Beautiful lady and beautiful cover
Love your channel
I don’t think they were wondering if Ann would sing it better, just loving her take on it, looking forward to hearing her develop it.
Robert Plant and Ann Wilson are both giants.
Love you reaction.
I forgot to breath the first time I watched this. That was one month ago. I'd say that I watch it on average twice a Day.
You are an incredible lady!!! Don't let American society ruin your beautiful soul!!
Well, even Russians didn’t do this, so I’m 🥜) thank you!
Since I am the 900 th person to thumb up , I will play that number tomorrow. I remember listening to that song as a teenager and now at at.60 I too shed a tear.. There was a lot of pressure on them and they came out on top with a standing ovation .
The Kennedy Center Honors is an annual honor given to those in the performing arts for their lifetime of contributions to American culture. The honors have been presented annually since 1978, culminating each December in a star-studded gala celebrating the honorees in the Kennedy Center Opera House in Washington, D.C.
Greatest reaction to any video ever! Watching as you’re listening to this was wonderful. Your beauty, emotions and the voice of an Angel! Great song by a great group and a great reaction. Thank you
Led Zeppelin makes me cry too. You're not alone. 😉
David Mora. I'm 59 and still burst into tears on certain songs. And proud to say it
The greatest cover in the history of music !!!
I have watched a lot of reactions to this performance. I was moved by your beautifully singing along in parts. This is such a touching tribute to greatness and is the best cover song ever.
I had the same reaction to this video. It was beautiful to see your honest feelings. Much Love
Your emotion was beautiful, and you are so humble. Your reaction is a wonderful tribute.
Thank youuuu 🪐❤️
Tears😪 the anthem of our lives❤🌏❤
You got to be kidding me led Zeppelin is the greatest rock and roll band ever the instruments are the best ever best singing is the best ever no one can seem like Robert plant going to play the guitar like Jimmy Page
And she should stop singing along and messing up this tribute.
I tear up to this cover too. Anne's voice just makes my eyes well.
If you don’t consider Led Zep a true rock band you don’t know that much about rock and roll
from the start opara to the beginning of rock and roll (Rhythm and Blues) the same great song done over time in different ways does not make the new performer less then the one before but shows their greatness like Led Zeppelin's music their style was something new and gives all people that loves all the arts a whole world of new to look forward to ..... ..
I really enjoy your reaction to this performance it is genuine and you have connected not only to the performance but also the song. Great video
Beautiful nuff said
Plant cried because people still don’t know the words to this masterpiece. Thankfully, Ann does.
Rock Legends playing for Rock Gods!
Best song of all time.. best rock group of history 👍🏻💪🏻
Everyone stole from each other back then. They took the blues and made it into rock. But enough about Zepplin, can we get some love for Ann who fkn nailed this song. She is a beast
What a wonderful reaction!
Watching quarantined from Sheffield, Alabama.
Drummer in the derby hat was original drummers son...Probably a comment below I didn't see that already mentioned that in which case sorry for the repeat...
Your husband doesn't know what he is talking about, you should get a new one. I'm available.
Bit cheeky innit
My 3 yr old grand daughter holds her arms out & sways to this song. She's into country but comes running when she hears Stairway
@I YOU The most genuine reaction EVER
First off I loved how emotional you were watching this. I am the same way, reason being Heart was influenced by Led Zeppelin, so to see them honor them was amazing! For me the best part was the chorus coming in. See their reaction was wonderful. This song as a whole is a journey that is why is is such an icon song. Seeing Robert Plant so emotional made me emotional as well.
Oh! Thank you for your solid comment! We are definitely in the same page about it, hard to not get emotional; it’s more that performance, so many stories behind. ESPECIALLY after my reaction, many ppl in comments shared with me some details which was new for me and now I feel it even deeper!
An absolute masterpiece
"Jimmie Page has a nice face." I noticed that, TOO!!!!
I love how your reactions are so real and sincere...you really have a unique view of music. You’ve got me hooked!!
And your husband is wrong, Zeppelin pretty much MADE metal and changed rock music forever! Every band cites them as an influence these days and ever since they came out!
Thank you, I truly love a song, can’t be better, legends
What a beautiful heart you have
I cry with you in front of Magnificient of Rock ! Awesome cover version of Led Zeppelin's History … to be a rock and let it roll
Here in the U.S., I'm in San Jose, Calif, those hats are called a Derby, not a bowler...and your husband is wrong, Zeppelin didn't steal a damn thing, however they were heavily influenced, especially Robert Plant...still can't figure out why they showed Obama the Bayraq and his husband not once but twice...damn near ruined the original upload....
Beautiful song like you
EPIC!!👑👑👑
J'adore ta réaction on sent que tu es émue... Et ca fait plaisir..... 😍 Les heart.. Love cette reprise
The only people who call it “stealing” don’t understand the history and context of blues music. Covering music and referencing other work is a long time blues tradition. Blues music goes beyond lyricism, it’s about feel and what you bring to it, which is why the original blues artists themselves handed songs down each generation. Virtually all of the British blues-rock bands of the late 60s (Cream, Hendrix, Stones, Peter Green’s FM, Bluesbreakers, etc.) covered material and yes, sometimes without giving credit. Even the second wave blues greats like BB King, Albert King, and Muddy Waters covered music from first wave greats (yes, sometimes without crediting). They weren’t “stealing” they were paying homage to their influences. In the end, out of Led Zeppelin’s 90 studio recorded tracks, only 10 are covers or have referenced material (far less than some of their contemporaries) and all of which has been credited since the late 80s with back proceeds given to original artists. Lastly, music copyrights were almost nonexistent prior to the 90s, LZ gets vilified for doing what everyone did only because of the proportion of royalties.
Best cover EVER!!!
Absolutely love your reaction I could see it on your heart it truly touched your soul it was beautiful led Zeppelin is my favorite band of all time it's ok your husband has an opinion he's entitled to that but at the end of the day that's all it is more reactions from you music is supposed to make you feel happy it's for everyone to enjoy have a wonderful day ☮️
john Kelley oh, thank you very much! Very nice!!!!!!!
I love how you feel the life in a song ❤
Heart and Led Zeppelin have been good friends for decades.
I will say though, never heard this version before but its dead on. Love it.
Yes, Obama was there. It is the Kennedy Center Honor Awards, an event held once a year in Washington DC. Once a year they honor 4 or 5 artists who has contributed to the history of musical art, theater or cinema. The sitting President is always in attendance and sits with the artists being honored in the balcony. They have held these award events for many years. You can search for past shows on youtube as well. Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, Sean Connery, John Williams and many many more has been honored at these shows over the years.
Obama is a great man. He founded ISIS - the biggest terrorists organisation in the history of the planet. Such a Nobel prize winner.
I was shocked when you cried in this version.
Btw you got a great voice...i noticed here and in i remember you (nice dancing too 😁).
You should upload a song with your voice.
Your reactions are honest... I can feel that...
I always cry with this versión TuT 👌👌
Heart should be the only band allowed to do Zepplin covers
little fact. heart was a zeppelin cover band before thety made it big
Robert Plant doesn't like bands to cover this song but Ann and Nancy are very good friends of the band. In fact they went to dinner after the show that night.
Gary moore " the loner"...beautiful
You have a wonderful singing voice 👍🏻
Beautiful, just beautiful to watch you weep watching such an emotional performance ❤ and did you know the drummer is Jason Bonham, John Bonham's son? You beautiful young lady, thank you for bearing and sharing your soul with us 😘
Both Ann and Robert could belt it out when they were in their prime,,,👍🔥👍🔥👍
I seen an interview with Robert Plant and he said the reason why he was so emotional was because looking at Jason Bauman and how he was so proud of him. He did his father John proud.
You understand. You do. Peace, Phil
SEI FANTASTICA😍
Greatest version ever....
Que hermoso es ver a una persona que se emocioné ante una canción, ante semejante obra de arte... Eso solo pasa cuando se es muy sencible de corazón.
You have a beautiful voice 😘
Yulia the Angel of good music...
You're going to make me cry
Loved your reaction ... subbed !!
Steve Akhurst yeyyyyy thank youuuuuuu🥳
Genuina tu emoción al escuchar esta canción. Tsnto como de los autores hay presentes. Chau linda.
Don't cry don't warry everything is not that bad if you think about it
Your singing was actually a nice touch ~ 😙
Tina Devlin ❣️💋 thank you
It was distracting
@@CMCguitars1 not to me!
It was beautiful. Would love to hear more of your lovely voice
If only the not needed back up singers had vanished, then Ann ripping this to pieces would of been fully appreciated , as it has been for 40 years. There is a reason Hearts sisters were chosen to do this, they have been grooving Zep Live for those 40 years with the complete agreement of Zep. You need to find their renditions from the Late 70's on.
You should do "Mistral Wind" by Heart!
YES!!
That man doing like this is a legend
The charge that Led Zeppelin based some of their songs on blues classics without originally giving any kind of songwriting credit to others is true. The charge that they "just ripped off other people's songs" is ludicrous. I would ask people to listen to something like the Blind Willie Johnson version of "In My Time of Dying" and then the Zeppelin version. The level of musicianship in just their arrangement of that is world class. Or Muddy Waters' "You Need Love" and then "Whole Lotta Love". It's kinda hard to argue that those two are even the same song...
You need to watch Led Zep do this live back in their heyday....
This performance is most excellent and I get tears in my eyes watching it...
"BUT", Zeppelin live in their heyday is "Supernatural".....
It's beyond words, belief, and description.....
I guess the word is "Incomprehensible"...
That...is Zeppelin live..."Incomprehensible".....
True, I already watched 🎢
lol i didn't realize that was you singing at first. I was thinking. Who is doing the back up vocals? lol Until you spoke, I had no idea. You should give Pink Floyd's Great Gig in the Sky a shot. Not listening to it but singing it. Think about it...lol
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Thank you for that ICONIC Heart repreduction of stairway to Heaven, Excellent.Excellent. vibes..8/18/20... Robertsonmayhamnews.. Pathfinder...The Resistance
The legends playing for the gods