You Shook Me - Led Zeppelin [Reaction] - Muddy Waters, Jeff Beck - SEE DESC FOR NO-INTERRUPT VERSION
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Continuing the reaction to the first Led Zeppelin album is "You Shook Me". Ah, the Blues. Mike & Dev compare the Muddy Waters and Jeff Beck/Rod Stewart versions as well.
Haven't heard these songs in a LONG time. (Dev hasn't heard some of them at all.) We are re-experiencing them, an album at a time, with fresh perspectives and active ears, so that Dev can learn and appreciate more about Zeppelin, and so that Mike can relive his childhood.
00:00 - Intro + Muddy Waters excerpt
03:37 - Led Zeppelin version
16:48 - Jeff Beck/Rod Stewart version
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🎵 You Shook Me by Muddy Waters (1962) - • You Shook Me
🎵 You Shook Me by Led Zeppelin (1969) - • Led Zeppelin - You Sho...
🎵 You Shook Me by Jeff Beck & Rod Stewart (1968) - • You Shook Me (Alternat...
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That vibrato sound on the organ is one of the pre-sets, you can add at the flick of a switch. It's the sound of a Leslie speaker which creates the swirling sound by literally mechanically spinning the high frequency speaker, almost like a fast doppler effect. They usually had a couple of speeds a fast or slow vibrato to choose from to suit the tempo of the song. It's there all the time on this song but you notice it more when he holds a longer note. They could be inbuilt into keyboards or be a stand alone powered speaker cabinet. They were used creatively a lot by The Beatles to run guitars, and even vocals, through when they started looking for new ways to manipulate sounds and being more inventive in the studio. The Leslie speaker sound can, like most things, be emulated digitally now, but nothing quite beats the gritty analogue physicality of the real thing.
The most amazing band ever!
I've been listening to Zeppelin since late 68 or early 69. In south central Nebraska we had only AM radio. We were listening to The Turtles, Grass roots, Doors, The Byrds etc. Then one night driving around drinking (ya DON'T try that part today) my buddy put in this album on 8 track and my musical direction changed forever. I own 2 or more of all their albums. Some of which have only been played 1 or 2 times. Saving them for when I wear the original out.
The Hammond B3 was a full sized 3 layer keyboard organ that was used by groups, such as ,Deep Purple, Vanilla Fudge and Yes. The wavering sound you hear is from hooking it up to a spinning Leslie speaker in a cabinet designed specifically for the B3. I want you to listen to Vanilla Fudge organist Mark Stein on the album "In The Beginning" with side 2," Break Song " where each member does a solo within the song. You will hear the best use of a Hammond B3 and Leslie speaker.Also enjoy Tim Bogart on bass, and Carmen Appice on drums (many equal Carmen to John Bonham on drumming abilities). I forget the fine guitarists name. You gotta check the Fudge out. Peace.
the vibrato is called a leslie and you can change the speed with a pedal
This is my first post on your channel, first reaction to your video - why not? - there always comes the first time...
I appreciate the fact that you tackle such difficult topics.
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Lovin’ the way you are delving back into your childhood band. I’ve been on board with them since they first came out, never waned & still listen everyday. Only difference now is I’m teaching my grandchildren!!! Love Robert Plant on that harmonica!!!! Plant has always been my fave. ☮️
My grandmother had an organ in the late 50’s into the 60’s. Bass pedals. It had all kinds of “stops” which you could pull out or push back to change the tone….to bring in vibrato on the note, to increase or decrease volume. That’s what JPJ is playing with here……manipulating the stops for different tones…
One thing about Led Zeppelin they do the call and response effortlessly. Jimmy Page flipped the bill for this album that was only done in 36 hours.
Hey I'm Mike too, thx for helping me relive my youth, I'm a '69 baby so I appreciate this very much
Mike has great musical experience and pushes buttons, well! The edits here are great and production tight. I love the cos play thumbnails, overall great work guys! Thanks!
Hope you guys are doing the whole catalog in order. When I was a teenager back in the 70's zeppelin was my band. And I'm on board for the ride
Yes, the whole catalog in order. That's the plan!
@@MusicforBusyPeople good plan!
@@eatthisvr6 best plan …Zepathon
Dev's over there on her "Magical Super Slide" enjoying the groove while Daddy Mike is over there getting all technical with his "jazz hands" kinda killing the buzz, but not really, he IS hearing the music from the Gods over there trying to point out the complexities that make that "Super Slide" function. Two thumbs up, Great Production like and subscribe, like NOW!!
It's cool that you played Muddy Waters. Nobody reacts to the Blues masters. Maybe a listen to Muddy Waters. Howling Wolf, Elmore Jamrs, Sonny Boy Williamson II et al would be fun.
Only if we can include B. B. King 🎸🙂
Yep .... But Albert King and Freddy King actually had more of a direct influence on Blues Rock (Heresy Alert!).
Switched in some lyrics from "Corina, Corina", "I got a bird that whistles. I got a bird that sings....".
How anybody can get tired of LZ is beyond belief...the greatest band ever to me but if you google it they usually come 2nd to the Beatles...LZ version of this song they added more thunder to it..simply brilliant guitar work by Jimmy Page
Amen to that bro!!!!
That is because the Beatles were safe, Led Zeppelin have armadillos in their trousers!
I'm telling you what makes me tired of LZ, their freaking fanboys
Led Zeppelin knocked the Beatles off the top perch in the U.K. in 1969. A very different style from the Beatles/sixties and took the music scene along a new path.
@@JulioLeonFandinho as with any FREAKING BAND you fool
That's mostly finger action that John Paul Jones does on the on the Hammond organ and the electric piano! It's not just switches it's finger action!
Dev may be a bit innocent to be listening to music like this. However, Mike, I see that you can handle this devil music really well. Great watching you two react to this tune, Gracias!!!
TRUTH ... great album
Ok, there's a lot to digest here. I'm still trying to figure out if your wife is irritated doing this or not. Her body language radiates annoyance, got to be honest.
Now I appreciate your comments and the fact that you pick up the subtleties. Especially targeting that "wobbling" organ. Maybe it's going through a Leslie speaker? Perhaps, but I love JPJ doing it, whatever the hell it is.
Next, I think this album was recorded in something like 36 hours. Don't quote me, but I thought I read that someplace. And Page financed this himself, because he wanted to bring a complete master for a better record deal. At least he and manager Peter Grant figured that would get them the best leverage. And Atlantic bit, with a huge contract at the time.
Keep going with your song by song plan, I'm enjoying it. I also mean no offense to your lady either, it's just the feeling that she'd rather be doing something else.
But I'm still subscribed, and look forward to more!
Dev is into Zeppelin and going through this process is getting her to appreciate them more. She's not annoyed; it's just hard to get her to sit still for an extended period sometimes. Lol.
Thanks for your comment about picking up subtleties. That's one of my goals with this exercise.
I read in another viewer's comments about Page financing the 36 hours of recording sessions. That's wild, but I am not surprised. He was a visionary.
Today music has had the soul produced out of it. Sterile, tepid crap. I will take 'dated' old school music any and everyday over any music from the last 20+years.
Amen
I actually get angered when I hear that robotic auto tune crap..in public, in tv commercials, etc. It "triggers" the hell out of me, and I feel like choking those responsible for it. The sheer no talent stupidity is a testament of where we are today as a society.
I was fortunate to see zep loads of times.........major gigs & small clubs.......,..they always paid the old.bluesmen for their mußic......met & were. mates with some..........l çould continue but how many u.s., bañds did the same.........??????????
coolest jimmy page solo,,
Jeff and Jimmy had been friends since they were about13. The Yardbirds started with Eric Clapton, and when he quit, Jimmy was asked to leave the session world and join but he turned it down out of friendship with Clapton and recommended Jeff instead. Jeff joined and when bassist Paul Samwell-Smith quit, Jeff asked Jimmy to join on bass, which he did, until Chris Dreja could pick up bass and Jimmy switched to co-lead guitar with Jeff until Jeff quit (or got fired, depending on who you ask). Not only did this Truth album have John Paul Jones on You Shook Me, it had Jimmy, John Paul Jones, Keith Moon and Nicky Hopkins on Beck's Bolero. Beck's Bolero turned out very well and it was at this session they somewhat half joking/half serious said they should form a group of their own. Afterwards, depending on who tells the story, either Keith Moon or John Entwistle said such a thing would go over like a "lead balloon" and someone said "No, like a lead Zeppelin". Jimmy would remember the comment later as it fit in with his enjoyment of dichotomies. Truth was released before LZ I and there was a bit of hurt feelings from Jeff when he heard Zep's version of You Shook Me. I like Robert's wails on this since it showcases his range and versatility to do a call and response with the guitar. I do admit, I don't *always* appreciate his vocal tone, however, I cannot deny that it isn't an effective instrument.
Thanks for sharing all that fun stuff. It's amazing that those 3 amazing guitarists were all in the same band. Jeff Beck's playing is great, but some producers still didn't know how to mix stereo back then.
@@MusicforBusyPeople I also meant to comment that Jeff and Jimmy are still friends; Jimmy inducted Jeff into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist. Yeah Eric left The Yardbirds because he was in his "Blues purist" phase and felt their song, For Your Love was too commercial. Zep did a really heavy, funky version of that song live from the Whiskey A Go Go. It's on TH-cam, you guys should find it and do a comparison with the actual Yardbirds version. I don't know if it's that they didn't know how to mix stereo or if its because stereo still wasn't considered a "thing" yet. You'll notice a lot of songs from that time (including Zep) have a lot of panning back and forth to simulate a stereo mix.
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Rod Stewart said 'hurricane' not 'honey bear' or 'hungry bear' - Lol. No versions beat LZ.
Haha. Thanks for clearing that up!
It’s not “pulsing the keys”….it’s vibrato, which is controlled with a switch ……very simple.
TH-cam "Jeff Beck t Ronnie Scottss Jazz Club".
Hearing on newer equipment is fine, but vinyl is best.
I wish I had known vinyl would make a comeback. I wouldn't have given away all my records!
No. Rod Stewart sang Hurricane.
Listening to it without distractions! Try it!!!
You know you love me babe, just like a hurricane.
Thanks for the clarification 🙂
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no led zeppelin did not know beck was doing this song page and beck are good friends page said in a interview they would not have put it on the album if they knew
Interesting, I've never heard that end part being referred to Plant sounds like a monkey. That part turned my girlfriend off too, it never bothered me I always thought it was cool the way Plant and Page interact on that part. My girlfriend is more into the Black Dog type of Led Zeppelin songs and Dyer maker and that's really about it. She says Led Zeppelin is her favorite band but anytime I play any song she gets bored fast except those two Led Zeppelin songs
Can't wait for Megadeth reactions.
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Thanks guys. Lol im a dad and a joke 🤡🤘
You guys should react to jimmi hendrix Electric lady land or are you experienced
pls listen to the 1969 live version (the you tube video with a picture of a zeppelin)....its even more soulful and powerful than the studio version....LZ live is a totally different experience than the studio versions...
I agree! That's one of the best things about them.
What is Dev short for?
Devora
You are pausing too much. Listen to the music, then comment. You're ruining the experience.
Big stripper song... back in the day.
The zeppelin version is nothing like the original would not call it a copy
In your intro you say something like you just want to lay back and listen to the tracks. But throughout the video you give analysis , recap and critique. How is that laying back and listening.
Muddy`s and Becks version sucked next to Zeppelin`s
WHEN I WAS A KID I WOULD GO TO THE MOVIES WITH MY COUSIN WHO HAD SEEN THE MOVIE ALREADY. I HATED GOING WITH HIM, HE TALKED THROUGH THE WHOLE MOVIE EXPLAINING DETAILS.
JUST LIKE THIS GUY, JUST SHUT UP AND ENJOY, COMMENT AFTER.
You know about instruments. Clearly. But you are reacting to Led Zeppelin. It is they, not he. That is why they disbanded when Bonzo died. It was JPJ on the organ, btw, in a rare solo. The CONNECTOR got to shine. Probably did not even care. You could have caught that.
Wayyyyyy too much over-analysis!!