just one thing, this isn't a zeppelin original. it's 1 of 15 songs off their first 3 albums that were written by other artists and never given their credit due. #LZripooff
"Bron-Y-Aur Stomp" Ah, caught you smiling at me That's the way it should be Like a leaf is to a tree, so fine Ah, all the good times we had I sang love songs so glad Always smiling, never sad, so fine As we walk down the country lanes I'll be singing a song, hear me calling your name Hear the wind within the trees Telling Mother Nature 'bout you and me Well, if the sun shines so bright Or on our way it's darkest night The road we choose is always right, so fine Ah, can your love be so strong When so many loves go wrong Will our love go on and on and on and on and on? My, my La la la Come on now, it ain't too far Tell your friends all around the world Ain't no companion like a blue-eyed Merle Come on now, well, let me tell you What you're missing, messing 'round them brick walls So of one thing I am sure It's a friendship so pure Angels singing all around my door, so fine Yeah, ain't but one thing to do Spend my natural life with you You're the finest dog I knew, so fine When you're old and your eyes are dim There ain't no old Shep gonna happen again We'll still go walking down country lanes I'll sing the same old song, hear me call your name
Excellent cover of one of my favorite zeppelin songs. Some call it the country song. I've considered it more blues but the use of banjos are very fitting.
The song is named after Bron-Yr-Aur, a house in Gwynedd, Wales, where the members of Led Zeppelin retreated in 1970 to write much of Led Zeppelin III after having completed a concert tour of North America.[4][5] Bron-Yr-Aur means "golden breast" or "breast of gold" in Welsh, as in a hillside of gold. Its pronunciation is [ˈbrɔn ər ˈaɪr]. The cottage had no electricity or running water, but the change of scenery provided inspiration for many of the songs on the album, including "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp". Wikipedia. Robert Plant's blue-eyed Merle dog named Strider.
Love it! LOve the Zep version more, but this is def # 2, lol! If I still drank like that, I' drink TO that! Love to hear "Gallow's Pole" from the same album!
Yes Ron , the song is about Robert Plants dog , Strider who he named after the character in Lord of The Rings ..Aragorn but in the wilds Aragorn was known as Strider . Robert Plant was a huge J.R.R. Tolkien fan .
@@charleskennedy8695 thank you. Been a huge Zeppelin fan for over 40 years And read the Token trilogy in HS but never heard those little digs Robert says . Even after I got this on CD just always thought it was about a girl. Just another reason why they all were a cut above. I can relate with Robert some. I've been out of the state for the last 18 days and I'm more excited to get home and see my dog than my wife (almost)
@@rondarnell949 nice lol ...if you get the chance , check out Zeppelin doing Bron Yr Uar stomp live at Earl's court in 1975 ...at the end of the song Robert stands up and screams ...Strider ! For his favorite dog . It's epic 👍
@@charleskennedy8695 my daughter got me the DVD box set " How the west was won" right when it came out for Christmas. My Christmas day was watching every bit of it beginning to end and repeat daily. I've seen "The Song Remains the Same" many many times and they are on top of their game on that one. But the first song on the DVD "Were Gonna Grove" Robert walks out nubs his smoke and says "Good Evening "and proceeded to kick ass. Robert's voice was so strong early on well even Knebworth he was really good. But just something about that early shit that when the crowd went home they didn't know what hit them. Nothing like it. When the Who says it was pretty heavy, it must be heavy. What else was there. Cream was broken up. Hendrix was still on the scene. So was Deep Purple. Zeppelin 1 was fucking Heavy. Then you flip the album over and it's acoustic. What diversity. I could go on for days. Thanks Charles for replying love talking music with like minded people .✌️
@@rondarnell949 cool story ! I too have seen The Song Remains The Same many times , probably over 200 times . The guitar solo in No Quarter is my favorite live guitar solo of all time . Than of course Stairways guitar solo from that same live album . TSRTS has so much guitar work in that live album Definately my desert island pick.
I love it! Coming from a Zeppelin fanatic.
One of the best songs ever written about the companionship and unconditional love of a dog.
They better play this at my funeral, or I'm not coming.
Me neither.
I have said for years this is one of the best country songs ever by Led Zeppelin and this video proves it.
No, just no
But it's the best form of "country music"... bluegrass!
just one thing, this isn't a zeppelin original. it's 1 of 15 songs off their first 3 albums that were written by other artists and never given their credit due. #LZripooff
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@@bobbruin44 WTF are you talking about. This song is an original by them. Get your facts straight.
"Bron-Y-Aur Stomp"
Ah, caught you smiling at me
That's the way it should be
Like a leaf is to a tree, so fine
Ah, all the good times we had
I sang love songs so glad
Always smiling, never sad, so fine
As we walk down the country lanes
I'll be singing a song, hear me calling your name
Hear the wind within the trees
Telling Mother Nature 'bout you and me
Well, if the sun shines so bright
Or on our way it's darkest night
The road we choose is always right, so fine
Ah, can your love be so strong
When so many loves go wrong
Will our love go on and on and on and on and on?
My, my
La la la
Come on now, it ain't too far
Tell your friends all around the world
Ain't no companion like a blue-eyed Merle
Come on now, well, let me tell you
What you're missing, messing 'round them brick walls
So of one thing I am sure
It's a friendship so pure
Angels singing all around my door, so fine
Yeah, ain't but one thing to do
Spend my natural life with you
You're the finest dog I knew, so fine
When you're old and your eyes are dim
There ain't no old Shep gonna happen again
We'll still go walking down country lanes
I'll sing the same old song, hear me call your name
From a long time Zep Head: You Rock Ladies!!!
FRAAAAAAAAAANK! lol. Love Zeppelin and i love these girls for doin the stomp. cool video.
Excellent cover of one of my favorite zeppelin songs. Some call it the country song. I've considered it more blues but the use of banjos are very fitting.
The song is named after Bron-Yr-Aur, a house in Gwynedd, Wales, where the members of Led Zeppelin retreated in 1970 to write much of Led Zeppelin III after having completed a concert tour of North America.[4][5] Bron-Yr-Aur means "golden breast" or "breast of gold" in Welsh, as in a hillside of gold. Its pronunciation is [ˈbrɔn ər ˈaɪr]. The cottage had no electricity or running water, but the change of scenery provided inspiration for many of the songs on the album, including "Bron-Y-Aur Stomp". Wikipedia.
Robert Plant's blue-eyed Merle dog named Strider.
Nice take on Led Zeppelin. Def fits your style. Love it!
This rocks! Great job👍
Excellent !
It's been a while since a song made me happy
Well hell! You ladies nailed it! I have always loved this song and it’s great hearing your version! Flawless!
Love it! Glad Frank found you
where can i move to be with folks like you? iv'e been playing this song for the last 20 years
I've been a ZePPeLiN fan since the beginning. And that was Awesome!
Best band name Ive heard in awhile.... ; )
Wonderful! !! Open tuning. Beautiful.
This is a great cover. 👍👍
It’s a song about Robert Plants dog Strider
Thanks good cover 2 my favorite song ever
My oh my what a FANTASTIC JOB LADIES LED ZEPPELIN 3 GREAT SONG FROM A GREAT ALBUM. CAN YOU GIVE US SOME MORE?
I love this!! Love the banjo lady
so good...thanks for a great cover and even better short film...
I need a girl like these ones!!!! I can play and you sing. Dear LORD.
Can't get enough of this !!!
Written for Strider
HOW DOES THIS ONLY HAVE 5000 VIEWS . AHHHHHHH
Strider !!!!
Супер! С любовью из России.
Nice! Real women, great tune. LZ forever.
Awesome!
Cool cover!!
I have found my people
Barn Yard Stomp. Imagine Herman Munster working on a farm wearing his shit kickers. 🤣
love it!
Cool version .cool video👏🏻
Perhaps...somewhere, Bonzo is smiling:)
Nicely Done.
Ain't no companion like a blue-eyed Merle.
I usually hate Zep covers, I love this!!
I can't tell you how many times I've woken up in a field surrounded by empty bottles and a rubber chicken.
Love it! LOve the Zep version more, but this is def # 2, lol! If I still drank like that, I'
drink TO that! Love to hear "Gallow's Pole" from the same album!
I need the banjo tab so bad
DEAR LORD AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Plant and page should try to play srtagecoach starting with this song.
nice!
Nice!
Wish Plant could sing like this
First cover of a Zeppelin song I kinda like 👍
Awr, what will the world do without Led Zep in 10 thousand years time?
FRANK!!!!!!!! xoxoxo Go DISHES!!!!
And the fiddle lady! Like anyone reads these!
Franks one Lucky Dog….
Only just recently found out that this song is about a dog
Yes Ron , the song is about Robert Plants dog , Strider who he named after the character in Lord of The Rings ..Aragorn but in the wilds Aragorn was known as Strider . Robert Plant was a huge J.R.R. Tolkien fan .
@@charleskennedy8695 thank you. Been a huge Zeppelin fan for over 40 years And read the Token trilogy in HS but never heard those little digs Robert says . Even after I got this on CD just always thought it was about a girl. Just another reason why they all were a cut above. I can relate with Robert some. I've been out of the state for the last 18 days and I'm more excited to get home and see my dog than my wife (almost)
@@rondarnell949 nice lol ...if you get the chance , check out Zeppelin doing Bron Yr Uar stomp live at Earl's court in 1975 ...at the end of the song Robert stands up and screams ...Strider ! For his favorite dog . It's epic 👍
@@charleskennedy8695 my daughter got me the DVD box set " How the west was won" right when it came out for Christmas. My Christmas day was watching every bit of it beginning to end and repeat daily. I've seen "The Song Remains the Same" many many times and they are on top of their game on that one. But the first song on the DVD "Were Gonna Grove" Robert walks out nubs his smoke and says "Good Evening "and proceeded to kick ass. Robert's voice was so strong early on well even Knebworth he was really good. But just something about that early shit that when the crowd went home they didn't know what hit them. Nothing like it. When the Who says it was pretty heavy, it must be heavy. What else was there. Cream was broken up. Hendrix was still on the scene. So was Deep Purple. Zeppelin 1 was fucking Heavy. Then you flip the album over and it's acoustic. What diversity. I could go on for days. Thanks Charles for replying love talking music with like minded people .✌️
@@rondarnell949 cool story ! I too have seen The Song Remains The Same many times , probably over 200 times . The guitar solo in No Quarter is my favorite live guitar solo of all time . Than of course Stairways guitar solo from that same live album . TSRTS has so much guitar work in that live album Definately my desert island pick.
wtf did I just stumble across?
GOOD…BUT IT AIN’T ZEPPELIN! Just sayin…but great cover! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
🤣🤣🤣
No companion like a blue eyed girl
Blue eyed merill. He's singing about a dog.
look it up, it's not a zeppelin original. more like a zeppelin ripoff. they had me fooled for years.
This is embarrassingly bad! The internet lets every amateur no talent on! Trump voters for sure!
Terrible cover
NO, they nailed it. I've been playing this song since i was a kid. this is the best cover I've seen yet.
@@mosampson8862 thank you!
Definitely not terrible.
I'll take your terrible cover and raise you two brilliant covers.
Kind of stupid to spend that much time making a mini-movie of their Zeppelin cover song. We don't even get to see them play. Bizarre.
Excellent!