Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You| Asia and BJ
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Led Zeppelin can do any style of music if they choose to do so. If you listen to their whole catalog of music they do take you on a journey. Greatest rock band ever
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I agree completely
Almost but not all. Their take on Jamaica is kind off a very well intentioned mistake. 🇬🇭
@@jasfan8247 You speak of D'yer M'aker, of course, but I actually reckon it as a bad-intentioned triumph.
@@jhamler1 haha, the victory of bad taste! I enjoyed the HOTH versions by the "Dread Zeppelin" as much or more ( 🤢 )
Led Zeppelin can’t be put into just one category or style. They’re way beyond that. GOAT.
They are unicorns
Even tho i love Zep much more Beatles are the goat my guy.
The Doors > Rolling Stones > Led Zeppelin
Bonham and Plant were 19 years old here and it took 30 hours to record the entire album front to back . This album is considered one of the more legendary albums in the anal's of rock This song is originally a folk song written by Anne Bredon in the late 1950's. Joan Baez recorded a solo version for her 1962 album .
The "anal's" of rock? Ok. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@alteredaustin1 Lmao I didn't catch that ...."annals" . At least I'm no the one being "anal" 😄
Annals of rock.. 😄 I totally agree with the sentiment though.
@@nealanderson9719 i Thought that didn't look right (lol)
@@jackw467 😄
Glad you guys loved it. I’ve been loving that song for a long time. Zeppelin is very much blues influenced, as well as folk. For me, the bluesier the better.
All of rock and roll and especially many British bands of the 60’s are blues based. The blues had a baby and called it rock and roll. Who wore that.
These guys were Masters of Their Craft. No doubt, they earned all their accolades. Definately not stuck in a mold and yet so unique.
Led Zeppelin was a rock band that had massive blues influence. Throughout their career and spanning all their albums blues was always the major influence.
Robert Plant and Jimmy Page were out to start a new band combining blues and rock. When they told Keith Moon (drummer for The Who) he humorously said “That’ll go over like a lead balloon”. That’s where the band got the name. American blues was big among new bands forming in England at that time and Led Zeppelin were so very talented. You have four guys in a band that were massively talented and at the top of their game. Every album is brilliant.
I heard them play this song when we went to their concert at The Forum in L.A. in the fall of 1969. When this song blew the roof off the arena, they kept going and going. The roof was lost in space by the time the concert was over. Man! What a show! It's been more than 50 years and everything still sounds fresh and contemporary.
This album was their first ,no wonder the next three albums solidified their greatness.
Oh, that guitar is so ethereal and mesmerizing! This is one of their absolute best songs. A moody masterpiece.
"Babe I'm gonna leave you" was a (semi) cover of a 50's song, written by Annie Bredon and performed by 60's folk singer Joan Baez (whom Robert Plant & Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin were fans of), hence the blues & folk influences of Zeppelin's sound.
This was one of Led Zeppelin's first songs recorded in 1968, just after the band had got together after The Yardbirds had broken up... Jimmy Page did not have enough original songs written for the first album, so they recorded some covers... What they did w/ "Babe I'm gonna leave you" was take the original song and added new parts and some more lyrics... John Bonham (drums) gave it a heavy makeover w/ Page's riff.
Zeppelin also covered Willie Dixon's 'You shook me'... and "I can't quit you baby" as well as Jake Holmes' "Dazed & confused" for the album.
The first Led Zeppelin album was released in early 1969, and the reaction as the band toured N. America was instant - fans started buzzing about "Jimmy Page's new band" and FM radio put Zeppelin on the air... the record went up the charts and sold a half million copies in 6 months (currently 8 million copies sold in US).
The second album 'Led Zeppelin II' had more original songs, recorded in 1969 on tour... it went #1 on the charts that fall as the single "Whole lotta love" became a huge hit.
Yes !!!
I can hear it calling me the way it used to do...
Blues rock.
You got that so right, Asia.
It is impossible to go wrong with Zeppelin. You guys should try Achilles Last Stand the next time you check them out. Keep it up yall
Yes yes yes I've been telling them for a year to do that song the live at knebworth just kicks it hard.
Never be another. It’s a shame no one has this talent anymore
Fantastic song! I never get tired of it. The acoustic guitar, that spanish feel, the haunting background vocals, all of it perfectly placed. This off their first album, just gave a little glimpse of things to come, especially acoustic guitar-wise.
How Many More Times another favorite off this album, completely different vibe though! Glad you guys enjoyed this one. BJ got off on this one! ✌️
Yes, Asia. You have it correct--Led Zeppelin was strongly influenced by American blues. This is particularly evident on their first album, which is where this track comes from. It's their unique presentation of rock blues that, for me, makes their music so compelling. And when it's executed by four of the finest musicians our our time, you can't help but marvel at the results.
If I was absolutely FORCED to pick my favorite Led Zeppelin song, this would probably be the one 🖤❤️🔥
It’s definitely right up there, at certain points in my life and presumably many other people. That entire first album is just awesome, particularly on vinyl!!
Led Zeppelin was primarily a blues band. They just played it in a way that no one had ever heard before (or since). And, of course, they could play anything.
When you've heard enough of their songs, you'll notice how many of them start with acoustic, morph into electric and then end with
acoustic (for the most part)! That's just one of the many things I love about this legendary band. "Say it with your chest"!
ie Stairway to Heaven...
The first concert I ever went to was Led Zeppelin at the Boston Garden. It was amazing and loud AF 😊🎃
Led Zeppelin was very impacted by American Black Blues artists
20 years ago this was the first Zep song I listened to, still the best song I've ever heard.
Wife here...Of coarse Looooove everything Led Zeppelin does..This is special to me due to the fact it was one of the first songs that I could play (almost perfectly )🥰 on Guitar...This song is straight 🔥FIRE!!!..I agree a "Bluesy type sound..,and getting it off his chest..".PERFECTLY STATED !!!
Thank you so much for reacting to this song for me! I haven't been on youtube for the past few days. I have been busy caring for my mom. My mom is 74, she in the hospital and is going to a rehabilitation nursing home tomorrow to regain her mobility and strength. I love your reaction movie and all videos. You two brighten up my day and put a smile on my face through this time. Thank you for all that you do! Sending you both love! This song is blues rock! Led Zepp had that blues rock sound..
LZ can do anything. Best band ever.
👍 Except "Dread Zeppelin" can do a better reggae🇬🇭
@@jasfan8247 I reckon that's why I've never heard of them
One of my fav songs on my absolute fav Zepp lp (their very first)... Folks that really like Zepp should listen to this whole album, tune by tune, IMO.
Plant's vocals are so rich and span a very wide range without any strain, and are so well supported by the instruments, which go from acoustic to electric as the song meanders in its broad emotive journey. And, the psychedelic flourishes to a hard blues rocker are just beautiful!
Thanx for another great reaction!!!
My favorite band of all time. This song is so soulful and powerful both instrumentally along with Plants painful wailing away. Masterful at their young ages.
I bought Led Zeppelin (1) in 1970 and its still one of the best albums ever made. Try listening to a later song Kashmir - you will probably recognise it.
Their music has roots in the blues like most rock of the 50s, 60s, and 70s. They were great at taking the blues and making it hard rock that we jammed on in the 70s
This is one of my absolute FAVORITE songs by Zep.
Led Zeppelin is one of the best British blues rock bands. They played the blues with power and passion. They had blues in every one of their albums. Magnificent.
Zepplin is an enigma unto itself. Amazingly versatile band, covering hard rock ballads, blues inspired guitar and pain, and then some songs beyond description. Try "Thank You" for one of their more touching love ballads.
This song is magic, seriously. It's like ocean waves. It can be calming like little ripples on the beach, and then it ramps up to big crashing waves. It makes you move!
Watching you guys JAM and the smiles on your faces!!! Heavenly!! Led Zeppelin has
A LOT of blues undertones. TY! Great reaction! ❤
Our pleasure!
What a brilliant song for a first album. I've always loved this.
You both are 100% on target with your reaction. Great reaction.
That vocal range is AMAZING!!
I used to play and sing this song all the time as a teen because it's just such a splendid tune. Robert Plant's voice is stupendous, isn't it?
heavy metal blues at its finest!!!! I saw them in 1975 and 75. No warmup bands, Led played over 3 hours at both shows!! Incredible!!!!
They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.
My favorite band, they were influenced and experimented with all kinds of sounds and music , including African Mid Eastern.
Led Zeppelin were very heavily influenced by southern blues - and they were hugely influential in crossing over blues into hard rock. But it can't be denied that folk and jazz were strong elements in their sound.
Robert Plant later spoke of when Led Zeppelin met Elvis - they stood in a room for a few hours talking of their blues influences, many of which they had in common.
Love this Zeppelin song. Such great vocals by Plant and the drum that comes pounding in is so powerful along with the beautiful guitar. Thanks for posting this!🧡
This is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs,you can hear the emotions so clearly. It's beautiful
Led Zeppelin 1 .. One of my all time favorite albums.. 👊🏼
I started with their 2nd album, was blown away, then got their first. Not many albums are good on all tracks......theirs were
@@rubroken Exactly .. Love all of the Led Zeppelin catalog , But favorites are 1 & 2 …
They got even better on IV and Physical Graffiti 👍
Asia & BJ, you'll love their “Black Dog”, “Heartbreaker”/"Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)" and “D’yer Mak’er”!!!
Led Zeppelin was my rock band growing up and in my opinion one of the best rock bands, the vocals and music is fricken awesome and you go on a musical trip with them
This is honestly, to me, one of the most powerful vocal performances in rock and roll. Robert Plant's singing cuts deep in this one.
The oh babys at 4:53 give me the chills every time. How he turns the entire song on that vocal work is amazing.
When I was in grammar school, classmates used to tease me for liking Zeppelin. This and many of their songs are spine tingling. 'For you life' is another you all should try.
This is the true test of how great musicians can be. Listen to the studio version, then the live version of 'for your life,' and you will see how accurate these guys are. Please don't ignore the bass playing of John Paul Jones! Phenomenal!
English bands like Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were taking the blues and making it heavy, with beautiful light parts and acoustic aswell. It's the light and shade that makes the tracks so interesting.
You know they were good when this was on their first album. A classic from a class act.
This whole first album is pretty much blues. Check out “I can’t quit you babe” and “you shook me “
We all wish that we had a time machine to go back and see these guys in their prime
Your right, tons of blues in that tack ..The British kids went bananas when they heard the old America blues songs for the first time, back in the 1950's.
They do mix them. Plant into blues and rock & roll from early on. So you're exactly right. Here's from Wikipedia: He left King Edward VI Grammar School for Boys in Stourbridge in his mid-teens and developed a strong passion for the blues, mainly through his admiration for Willie Dixon, Robert Johnson and early renditions of songs in this genre. So, lots of blues influence. The Beatles, and many more, had much the same influence. But Led Zeppelin, I think, used it extensively. Thanks for the reaction!
Think about how the song was built. The transitions from soft and mellow to full rock and back to slower and softer are all so smooth. A masterpiece
This song came out when I was 6 years old....it was awesome and made me a rock and roller for life....its about leaving to go on the road to play in the band
This is from their LEGENDARY DEBUT ALBUM, basically playing together Live in the Studio. Jimmy Page paid for the Studio time out of his own pocket. To save money, they ripped it all out in less than 40 hours!
Imagine hearing this for the 1st time in 1968! Absolutely blew everyone away, and maybe even your Speakers went flying across the room! One of the strongest Debut Albums of all time.
It's like singing a traditional blues song, and you put your finger in a light socket, you get blues/ rock( figuratively speaking of course).
Best band ever to walk planet earth there isn't any rock and roll band's that can challenge the Champs of rock and roll led zeppelin for 50 years and still going on up to today its mind blowing how led zeppelin can keep you interested in their music the greatest band ever
There's black and white footage of this on a DVD titled Led Zeppelin. They're in a little studio, surrounded by a small audience. Must see!
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Zeppelin is a blues band that knows how to rock hard. Only way I know how to describe the greatest band ever assembled.
Bands like the Stones, Led Zeppelin, Cream and on and on were listening to the blues when they were young. Records were coming in from the States, which also included Buddy Holly, and the kids of the UK were devouring this stuff. John Lee Hooker, Robert Johnson, Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters and others had a huge impact on their musical taste and influences. They honed their skills on this stuff. So you are hearing the Blues, especially in their early music.
Most bands from the the 70’s (Late 60’s-70’s), had the most wide variety of expression. Most bands could have hard rock, funk, soul, blues, ballads, singer-songwriter, just heavy experimentation on the same album. That’s my favorite decades into the 80’s which were more polished. I always look at songs and say it has a vibe or feel like I listed above.
My favorite Lef Zep song is “Ramble on” it has an acoustic smooth riff, and singing ing, then has a jamming funked out hook/chorus, with breakdowns that ..The beauty of these classic bands..Love the reaction as always y’all! 😆😎✌🏻
Great reaction guys. More Led Zeppelin please. You'll find the more you listen to them, Zeppelin has a massive blues and folk influence. Arguably the greatest band ever.
Oh man. This song is just so great. I grew up with this band. I was a teenager back then. I got into then, I do now. And appreciate the greatness of it now.
In case it hasn't been posted, that's actually a folk song written in the late 50s. The great Joan Baez covered it in the 60s and it was a hit.
Zeppelin then took it and bluesified it, and added that signature guitar riff. Acoustic to more hard rock. Folk to Blues. This is off their first album. They covered a lot of Blues, like Willie Dixon, Robert Johnson.
Zeppelin at their essence took basic Blues tunes and riffs and then AMPLIFIED the HELL out of them, really one of the first pop/rock bands to push basic blues rock (ie Chuck Berry) and turned it into hard rock. 68/69. That's why they became so dominant in the 70s. Teen white boys went crazy for this amplified Blues rock.
Ive literally been waiting on this one!!! This is one of my all time favorite LZ songs. Shout out to my older brother who took me to church with zeppelin and Floyd as a kid forced to drive me everywhere. Now I’m 46 to his 52, and we still jam out to zeppelin every time we are together. There was no other band like them.
"The song was written by an American singer named Anne Bredon around 1959 and recorded by Joan Baez, who released it on her 1962 live album In Concert. "
Led Zeppelin re-interpreted it in this version by adding the Led Zeppelin heart in the middle section but still paying homage to the original in the beginning and end of it.
I never knew that. I only recently heard that whole lotta love had a similar story.
@@darthv1001 and Lemon Song to name another...
This is very similar to a Blues song by Howlin' Wolf called "Killing Floor." It was so similar, Wolf was eventually given a composer credit.
On the original British copies of Led Zeppelin II, the label on the record lists "Killing Floor" as the third track and is credited to Chester Burnett (Howlin' Wolf's real name), while the liner lists "The Lemon Song" and credits Led Zeppelin.
Some lyrics are from Blues singer Robert Johnson's "Traveling Riverside Blues."
@@darthv1001 for "Whole lotta love: Lyrically it borrowed wholesale from Willie Dixon’s You Need Love - recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962. Dixon successfully sued Zep in 1985 for royalties. Following an out-of-court settlement Dixon’s name was added to the songwriting credits. At the song’s fade out Plant also threw in lines from Dixon’s Shake For Me and Back Door Man.
Zeppelin stole the song, they didn’t reinterpret it -Zeppelin never credited the author, and when Bredon found out , Zeppelin was forced to list her as an author and pay back royalties …One of the many, many instances of Zeppelin ripping off others work and claiming they wrote it … thankfully, law suits have forced the scumbags to pay up repeatedly
@@rickfortier8664 Led Zeppelin stole a lot of people’s work - and been forced to pay for doing so …Lot of Youtub3 videos devoted to all the material Zeppelin stole …Dazed and Confused is mind boggling theft
I've made this comment before, but it bears repeating.
Imagine! Their first album and every song a masterpiece! I'm so glad to have lived during the time when music was ALIVE and BRILLIANT and so full of talent that we just considered it the norm! LONG LIVE REAL MUSIC!!!
Babe I’m Gonna Leave You is a folk song which Led Zeppelin covered. Jimmy page put in Spanish Style guitar and Robert Plant makes it sound very bluesy with his vocal style. There is so many types of influences. The combination of it all definitely is a beautiful work in my opinion.
This was on their fist album, “Led Zeppelin” 1968. The music on the entire is nothing but a celebration of the Delta Blues, mixing it with some rock n roll and done Led Zeppelin style. You would like “When The Levee Breaks” How Many More Times.” Well the entire album is a masterpiece IMO! It changed my life! So an English band took music from the Delta and introduced us to our own music!!! For real man!
Led Zeppelin is a blues band at its core, going back to its roots as The Yard Birds with lead guitarists Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck. Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were session musicians for recording studios during those days when the Yard Birds asked Jimmy to join the band just before they disbanded. Jimmy asked if he could form a new Yard Birds band and use the name, and they agreed. At their first concert as the Yardbirds II, Keith Moon, the Who's drummer, said it would go over like a lead balloon, which inspired the bandmates to change their name to Led Zeppelin. There appear to be some variations to this story, so...
Asia hit that reaction straight up! Yes, LZ did many genres, but when they broke in (69) (this album was written in the fall of 68 and held while they looked for a record deal), they fused Blues with Rock and Folk with Rock. This song actually has all 3 in it. Joan Biaz did this on her 1962 Live album which is where Jimmy Page 1st heard it. She was unaware of who wrote the song (Anne Bredon in 1959), but she heard it from a college friend (Janet Smith heard Bredon play this on a live radio show in 1960-61). She credited the song as "traditional" which means author unknown. Jimmy Loved the song and reworked it for his mates to listen to. The LZ version sounds nothing like the original, save the main lyrics. The band recorded it for the 1st album which still needed material to complete it.
The 1st album is possibly the best debut album for a band in rock history, you guys should try a few more off of it if you haven't already!
Good Times Bad Times
You Shook Me
How Many More Times
I Can't Quit You Baby
(I see you already did "Dazed and Confused" good on you guys)
Unfortunately, I didn't get to see Zeppelin when I was younger, but I did see Plant & Page on their tour in 1995. They are a hard rock band with a blues influence. Their music is timeless.
This is very heavily blues-based rock and roll. Especially Led Zeppelin's early music. Led Zeppelin is one of many British Blues oriented bands that go way back to the 60's with groups like, The Animals, The Yardbirds, The Rolling Stones, Cream, Traffic, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, Savoy Brown, Ten Years After, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, Them, Jeff Beck Group and so many others. Joe Bonamassa did a whole tribute album called the British Blues Explosion Live that captures the essence of all these great groups and the sound that the British groups generated based on their influence of American Blues. Great song and wonderful reaction!
Glad to see u anytime do a Zeppelin reaction. If u really want to experience Led Zeppelin u need to start at the beginning. Start with Zeppelin l that started in 1969. Absolutely love this band.
This is off their very first album released in 1969 and they were kids basically. They were very heavily influenced by American Blues music and kept that influence through every album but the first album specifically is straight up blues just really turned up and rocked up.
This song was from their first album their first song I became a Zeppelin fan and still am
This was one of the first songs they ever recorded together in the studio, and was actually on their first album.
You are BANG on! Blues Rock. Zep was a blues bad that rock it like no other. Thanks to the Blues we had LZ.
Great reaction to one of my favorite Zeppelin songs. Nobody can emote with their voice better than Robert Plant. This song is actually a folk tune, but with Zep's unique bluesy rock twist on it. It is the 2nd track on their 1st album, recorded in 1968, dropped in early 1969. Believe it or not, Plant was barely 20 years old when they recorded this album, same with Bonham (drummer). Jones (keys/bass) was 22, Page (guitarist) only 24. Pretty amazing and a testament to the fact that these guys were just plain gifted.
The thing about Zeppelin is that they were a blues-based rock band but incorporated so many other genres (folk, funk, country, punk, reggae, skiffle, you-name-it) that it's impossible to pigeon hole them. Their music is so versatile and creative, so multi-layered and textured, that every song is a real journey. Imo, no other band has ever been able to capture what made Zeppelin so great, though many have tried.
If you really want to do a deep dive into Zeppelin's music, I suggest starting with album 1 track 1, then just keep on going. You'll hear all kinds of hidden gems that rarely get recommended for some reason. You'll also be able to experience their growth and evolution as individual musicians, and as a band. They were quite remarkable.
Edit: Have subbed and looking forward to more Zeppelin reactions. I've watched the others you've done and I really enjoy your take on Zeppelin's music.
They're known as a 70's band, but this was 69'. They were really pioneers in rock the same way the Stones and Beatles were in the 60's. They ushered in a completely different sound, the same way Sabbath did. Don't know what was in the water in the UK back then but they produced arguably the 3 greatest bands of all time, although I'm not the hugest Beatles fan, I appreciate the influence they had and their popularity is undeniable.
Thank you for reacting to this Zeppelin classic. It reminds me so much of being in high school back in the'70s and just what the world was like back then.
All the Zep members were big blues and folk music fans . So they blend it all in one. This song is a perfect blend of acoustic folk guitar picking but it also has the thundering drums and blues /rock sound.
As for the Folk side of them, I know they were big fans of Joan Baez.
Bonham's drums. The Greatest of all TIME!!!!!
Like Asia says... There's something indefinable about this tune. Blues? Yes. Rock? Yes. But there are tinges of Celtic folk music that take the song to a mysteriously intriguing level that is... Well, indefinable. And yet indubitably supercool. Can you imagine this song being recorded/produced/released in this day and age? Probably not. But the fact is... There ARE songs like this today. Plenty of them are even better than BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU. Even if they happen to fly under the Top 40 radar. And that influence is why Led Zeppelin belongs to the ages.
So Excited! I love all things Zeppelin! But Bohnam in this….Masterpiece! Not one song sounds the same.
Thanks for listening
They have so many great sounds and songs but this is one of my favorites. Thank you!!!
Yes this is definitely blues driven. Much of their music is. They just did it louder and with their own twist.
You should really look up that meme if you haven’t. It’s about the meaning of all Led Zeppelin songs and it’s a pie chart and it’s hilarious.
Asia is feeling it as this totally has the blues vibe~ as BJ said this era rock derived from blues....100% +++
The talent of this band is unsurpassed...
Good morning guys great reaction! I agree with Asia it does have a rock And blues kind of sound. Robert Plant's voice Has so much soul in it it's crazy.
It's worth mentioning that Robert Plant has gone on to have an amazing solo career since his time with Led Zeppelin and it's worth checking out. Songs like, "Big Log", "29 Palms", and "Tall Cool One". He's also been touring, YES, still Touring with Alison Krauss and you should check out their blend of Bluegrass music.
Maybe my favorite song from maybe my favorite Zepp album. But it's nearly impossible to choose. Like Cream & the Yardbirds before them, they were definitely a blues rock band. More accurate than heavy metal.
The Mighty Led Zeppelin !!!
Probably my favorite Zep tune. Very latin-influenced chord processions fused with blues and even the heavy headbanging metal all in one track.
This is the song that got me into Led Zeppelin as a teen, before that it was my parents Bee Gees, ABBA and Disco (which I still enjoy LOL) but this was the song that made me a Zep fan for life!
Blues had a baby and named it Rock and Roll. Rock and Roll evolved into Rock. MANY songs have a blues progression. Good music doesn't need be boxed in to one genre.
Classic! Next I’d try When the levee breaks, Kashmir, and Achilles last stand