Made Beck's version, released just prior to LZ 1, appear so lame compared to this rip yer heart out by jimmy & co! Beck was shaken like an Ali invisible punch after the Ali Shuffle. Ali was the Led Zeppelin of boxing.
Absolutely mind blowing that this was from their FIRST album. It may have been a remake of an earlier tune but 🤷🏻♂️ who cares? The talent!!!!!!! Almost every band EVER never becomes this tight after 20 albums let alone their debut. In credible!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
They're having so much fun with this one in the studio that if you listen carefully in the second verse, you can hear them laughing in the background.... Great, hilarious reaction! Sing a cover of this....you are awesome! Happy Thanksgiving!
I didn't know JPJ did keys too! I always assumed this was a session artist on the organ. I knew Plant was killer on the harmonica, I shoulda guessed the bassist would be similarly multi-talented. :)
Robert not only played the harp on this tune, but he played the hell out of it. Always amazed at how good he was. His vocals are supreme on this cut, even the entire album. Plant at his peak was a thing of beauty. How Jimmy gets the sound he gets on his solo is kind of intimidating to me. I want to run away. Are you kiddingi me??? This song is dripping with everything good about the blues, the hard core blues.
@@throwabrick LZ had only a couple of songs with another musician sitting in, Rock n' Roll and Boogie With Stu, both times with Ian Stewart. They had one singer appear in one of their songs, Sandy Denny of Fairport Convention in a duet with Plant in Battle of Evermore.
Jimmy used a 1958 Fender Telecaster (a gift from Jeff Beck) for this album. He used various amps from Vox, Fender, Hiwatt, and Orange also on same album. By the second album he switched to a 1957 Gibson Les Paul and never looked back.
Love your reactions...so passionate. If you enjoy Zeppelin doing blues you really need to check out " in my time of dying " off the Physical graffiti album. Also " the rover " off that same album is not something i have heard any one react to..which is a damm shame. You also did some Sabbath recently which was cool. I highly recommend both " into the void " and " national acrobat " by them. Anyway im British so dont celebrate thanksgiving but i hope you have a nice time. Keep up the good work.🥰
These guys loved the blues, & were listening to it as young teens, out buying the records as soon as the arrived in England. Another amazing blues song they do is Tea For One. Robert Plant is the harmonica player. Watching all your reactions, I don’t believe Led Zeppelin disappointed you at all. Another great song is No Quarter. I know I’m years late, but I love your reactions, love when someone loves my favorite band of 50 years. They are the GODS of music.
It's the Blues we love. Yes indeed there is nothing in this world better than listening to some ice cold Blues. Here are some artists worth a Reaction or two. Big Mama Thornton-Hound Dog, John Lee Hooker-Boom Boom, BB King-Thrill Is Gone, Howlin Wolf-Smokestack Lightning, Muddy Waters-Manish Boy, Buddy Guy-Red House, Rolling Stones-Red Rooster, Midnight Rambler, Janis Joplin-Summertime, Ball And Chain.
You Shook Me' by Led Zeppelin is BY FAR!..the best Rock & Roll/Blues song that I personally!...have ever heard.!! I'm 53 now' & heard it for the first time when I was 14' years old & it just blew my f%ckin mind into a million lil pieces! It's just dirty nasty roll around in the mud and take me to church like never b4 ecstasy!
John Paul Jones on the Electric Piano/Organ,, The Bass player.. Robert on the harmonica... This was my Childhood... 2 older sister obsessed with Led Zepplin...
GOATS OF ALL ROCK..... What separates Zeppelin is the four members are all top 3 or better in their field, guitar,bass,drums and vocals...Page and Jones were the top session players in London b4 Zeppelin which is why their producing was on point... Add the fact Bonham was rocks greatest drummer and you get masterpieces.... You need to do In My Time of Dying just to listen to their raw intensity in studio..
I'm ALWAYS ready to rock and roll! LZ was steeped in the blues. Do yourself a favor and listen to Led Zeppelin I, II, III, and IV; also Physical Graffiti. Such a legendary ass kicking band.
I once saw them five times in a week..........London, earls court........the rip off touts warned us.......a friend was doing lighting.,......Peter grant had a word......they were gone........
If you ever gather a collection of Led Zeppelin albums, you're going to have to store them in the refrigerator... you know - because they're "So cold!"... ; )
Led Zeppelin's first studio album was, to a large extent, a love letter to the black blues musicians across the Atlantic who inspired them. Our bodily skin may have color, but our souls do not.
Girl, I heard this first time at 15 when it came out. Can you imagine being in full hormone mode and hearing this when nothing had really be heard by little white girls from Canada living in Florida for 13 years. This transformed us. I know that this music was inspired by black rhythm and blues singers. You make mention of this bringing you back to church. It does the same to me. I used to sit in my backyard in Fla. as a 9 year old and listen to the music coming from the black churchgoers. I was so envious of them because my church sure didn't sound like that. I loved it and I still love gospel, blues and rock. I married a man from the Caribbean and have been exposed to reggae and soca. I lived in England and was exposed to African music as well. Anyway, loved your reaction. You really seem to get the song and the musicianship. While Led Zeppelin took heavily from black American blues, they made it their own by adding unique touches through their gifts of technical skill, and ability to interpret and arrange. I am reminded of Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Jimi started a sound (I saw him at the Atlanta Pop Festival) and his music moved Stevie so much that he had to create his own sound coming out of Jimi's sound. In a sense Jimi birthed Stevie Ray's sound. Thus, Jimi lives on. Isn't that true with all musicians; they hear something from somewhere and what they heard becomes a muse? What the heck did you do in this reaction to cause such a lenghty reply? Nothing, I suppose, rather it must be cabin fever after how many days in self imposed isolation. Stay well and don't judge me too harshly. Just an older citizen trying to stay sane in an upside down world. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada
I've always been leary of these remasters, now I don't know, that sounded amazing. It's always cool to see somebody get this music and this girl definitely does
@Warren552011 The album was recorded in September/October of 1968. Jimmy Page was born 1/9/1944. He was 24 when the album was recorded and 25 when it was released on January 12 1969. John Paul Jones 1/3/46-22 years old when recorded, 23 when released John Bonham 5/31/48-20 when recorded and released. Robert Plant 8/20/48-20 when recorded and released.
Led Zep were often accused of 'stealing' songs. As Ray Davies of The Kinks said, the art of great pop music is knowing what to steal. Led Zep went above and beyond, shaping masterpieces from modest ideas. Small songs became mountains of passion and virtuosity.
So after having this experience of this song, imagine yourself having just listened to this... and then the first notes of Dazed and Confused, that bass line, come into your ears.
Awesome reaction Scribe.. The guitar was a Fender Telecaster none as The Dragon Telly. The same guitar in the Dazed and confused reaction. Last year Page and Fender were putting out limited edition signatures of it to the market.
My dear friend to answer a couple of your questions. First off this song was originally written by African-American composer and singer by the name of Willie Dixon born in Mississippi and raised with the delta blues. Where later he went to Chicago and made a name of them self writing songs for Fats Domino Chubby Checker and James Brown to name a few. Led Zeppelin reversing the song and mr. Dixon was in fact compensated handsomely.
FYI...Dixon was credited as the writer from the get-go. Same for "I Can't Quit You Baby". I have 2 copies of this album, first editions. Willie Dixon's name is imprinted right on the label. Always has been.
Since Led Zeppelin absolutely loved Mississippi Delta Blues and Chicago Blues, I'm not surprised that you like this one so much. They took that music, amped it up to 11 and put in some twists of their own, and sold it back to the world in great fashion.
I, IV, V - 12 bar blues. timeless. LOL, pulled up to a stop light yesterday and the car full of high school kids next to me were rocking out to this recording. I looked at them, they looked at me (I’m 65) and we just laughed. Then the light turned green and we went our separate ways. (And yes, THEY HAD MASKS ON! Awesome.)
I have been nourished by Led Zeppelin since 1968 when Communication Breakdown played on the radio. I have watched about 4 of your videos and I already love you. Thank you for bringing the passion of this music into public view. It is fun to enjoy the lads play their magic with someone else. Thank you. Please listen to the BBC Sessions version of this song You Shook Me. It will blow your mind.
This is from their FIRST album in 1969...imagine having never seen these guys before - you pop into a club/pub and after a few drinks the band goes on and BAMMMMM they play this...
@@jeanagarrett92 Great version....Jimmy told me that he had some misgivings about the movie The Song Remains the Same but thru the years he learned to love it for what it was...a raw moment of a concert!
Thanks for doing you shook me. I thought you'd feel this one ,glad you enjoyed it 🤗 I love everything about Thanksgiving dinner. Hope you're having a great holiday 🤘😎
It is so great to see an African-American young lady appreciate the other side of music. I asked a co-worker who is Black if she liked Zeppelin. She immediately said no. Why? Because I am Black. I said that I was White and I really loved Mowtown. I informed her that every great guitarist from England, including the Beatles, all said they received their influences from Black entertainers from the South. This song was originally recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962. Willie Dixon wrote the song and recorded it in 1970. Etta James recorded it. We wouldn’t have blues, and Jazz if it were not for Black musicians. Again, it was great to watch your reaction. I am 68 years young, part of the Woodstock Generation, I personally saw Zeppelin in person 7 times. By the way, I have also seen Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, the Intruders, the Spinners, Teddy Pendergast, the Temptations, the Four Tops, Earth, Wind, and Fire, George Benson, and many more. Back in the day we had different genres of music to pick from. One year Frank Sinatra, the Doors, and Marvin Gaye had number one records on the music charts. In one year. Pretty amazing, this doesn’t happen any more. I forgot to tell you that I saw the Love Unlimited Orchestra conducted by Barry White. What a fabulous show that was. I think that I was the only white girl there screaming for this very overweight gentleman singing and swooning us in the most sensual way. Amazing. Black people have to give us a chance, Our musicians are fabulous, so are our singers. I love R&B but I can’t stand rap or hip-hop. J-Z could never sing like Smokey Robinson. Motown lifted up Black women, put them on pedestals, appreciated their beauty and worth. Just yesterday at a red light, this guy next to me had a pretty incredible sound system, it even made my car shake. The lyrics of this song were so vile and vulgar, not to mention, very disrespectful. Tell me, do you know any woman that likes being referred to as bitches and ho’s? I don’t. They have to bring back sexy.
I've seen a lot of young black American rap and hip hop fans reacting to Led Zep Pink Floyd and Deep Purple and they get it straight away. They feel it. Better than young white guys
I'm having haggis; a Scottish dish accompanied with neeps an' tatties (mashed turnip and potatoes). Meanwhile, John Paul Jones (bass and on the organ) Robert Plant on harmonica and of course vocals. Mr Bonham and Page killing it as usual!
Just think of how inivative and completely world shattering this wouldve been in 1968! Some of the sounds they get in this mix havent been used as well anywhere else ever. Pages guitar sound, feel, and the ear to produce this, and just the way you almost have a reverse delay in front of Plant's vocals is so bitchin! They dont make em like this. There was so much soul in those recording booths it must've been hard to breathe!
12:05 Hey, I particularly enjoy when you're on a rant.... Your singing (ranting) recap of the songs you just heard for the first time are what made me subscribe in the first place. As for my favourite thanksgiving dish, I have no answer to that, being Dutch. A day like any other for me. But I wish all a y'all over there a happy thanksgiving and good times with your relatives. Love, peace.
@@ScribeCash Heyo! Thanksgiving is not a thing here in Dutchieland (aka the Netherlands or Holland). Businesses have (to my regret) quite successfully tried to make 'Black Friday' a thing recently, but there's no family meals involving turkeys to go with it. We do, however, have our own holiday celebrations, and the winter months have some way to make people pull together in their own particular ways wherever you go... Keep doing what you're doing, ScribeCash! I'm really enjoying your genuine reactions from across the pond. You have a proper ear for good music and come to conclusions after a first listen that sometimes took me years. Looking forward to your release next Wednesday as well, even though I'm more of an oldies kinda guy....
I've been listening to this album since it came out. I was 3 years old. Mother played it to put me to sleep. Through my stoner teens, and still with me now. I know every little sound by heart. Still moved by it every time. Made a "Hey Siri, break out the Led," shortcut. I love that you're enjoying it too
I really love this reaction. Led Zeppelin fans like myself often get struck with the desire to hear a specific Led Zeppelin song. When that happens to me, I come to your channel to see if you have reacted to it yet. Keep going because it’s like listening to the music you love with a friend like we did back in the day. It is apparent that you are really feeling this band, and loving it.
Your reactions are the absolute best ...hands down....on all of You Tube. Keep it up girl. You got bitten by the Led Zeppelin bug. Cant stop now. Live versions of Zepp are FAR GREATER than studio version
I bumped into Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin in a chance meeting in February 2016 at my old work place carpark in Kidderminster! I shook his hand and had a brief chat with him.. lovely normal bloke too 👍🏼
Don't forget: That album came out 51 years ago. Also don't forget: There is NO music today that even comes closes, let alone compares. Zero. None. Good reaction to the best band ever.
This is 'tha big dog' baby,, , these guys rock and roll at the drop of a hat. The first album I ever bought 1976, AND the reason my parents bought me headphones!!
This album was released 51 freaking years ago and they were just kids! It’s unbelievable that people in their early 20’s were capable of such great everlasting music. Some of the greatest bands came out of England and all of them were influenced by American blues artists!
He was playing a brand new Flying V Gibson he had on loan. He overloaded a small amp with the big Humbucker coils on the guitar to get the sound. The rest of Zeppelin One was done with an old Telecaster.
Way cool reaction to a song I thought was cold oh so many years ago. Watching someone young like you experience it for the first time is so gratifying. I knew Zep was cool 50 years ago.
Girl, I used to drag my speakers up to the bathroom door, put this record on, and soak with a bottle of wine and a fat bag of cheeba. It's still my favourite album, I mounted the vinyl sleeve on my wall.
It's hard to believe this album was recorded in 1968 and released in early 1969. This is just awesome. I'm amazed that this band is still worn by today's teenagers and these recordings are as old as some of their grandparents. There used to be a lot of engineers involved in the recording process back in the day. Your reactions are so refreshing because I've heard these songs practically a majority of my life and having your generation get into them. Good music is just good music and timeless. They actually used tape delay on the guitar to get that effect. You'd probably laugh looking at that. It was a self contained tape cartridge that would record live but the playback head in it was closely spaced and the spacing between the record head and playback head of the delay would depend on the speed of the tape and that's basically your delay on the guitar. Thank you for your reactions again.
These Brit Boys LOVED the American Blues. Totally put their own spin on it. JPJ the bass/ organ player was so GREAT RIP!!!!! Page the lead guitarist has a contract with the devil!!!!! Plant the lead singer/harmonica took you to church LOL. There are no words for them except TIMELESS!!!!!!!!
Love your reaction to Led Zeppelin. I am a life long Zeppelin fan. They are truly the G.O.A.T. Most of their songs are relatable about love and life. Once in a lifetime
Led Zep took some of the greatest blues songs and cranked them up to 100
jayscollops Can't argue with you about that!!!!! LedHead4LIFE!!!!
you mean 11
They cranked it through the stratosphere!
im ready to rock & roll!
So Achilles last stand : Led 3.0
Power blues, sexy girl. No one did them like the mighty Zeppelin.
And to think this was their first album.....they shook the world!🤘🏻
Made Beck's version, released just prior to LZ 1, appear so lame compared to this rip yer heart out by jimmy & co!
Beck was shaken like an Ali invisible punch after the Ali Shuffle. Ali was the Led Zeppelin of boxing.
Absolutely mind blowing that this was from their FIRST album. It may have been a remake of an earlier tune but 🤷🏻♂️ who cares? The talent!!!!!!! Almost every band EVER never becomes this tight after 20 albums let alone their debut. In credible!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's so beautiful to see a new generation embrace Led Zep the same way I did back in the 80's. True Rock and Roll never dies.
Right? I'm loving it!!!!
You only feel Zeppelin if you love blues, funk, melody, rock and soul. They respected and did it all better than anyone.
One of the best covers of any blues number ever...
Thank you, Willie Dixon!
You Shook Me All Night Looooooooooooong. Good God Almighty. That song never get old. I first heard this in high school back in 1969!
Dano S....I'm 63 and I'm with you...it never gets old!
I'm 81 years young this year, and I saw them play Perth in 72, I'm still rocking mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Australia 😎🖐🎶🎵🎶
Led Zeppelin changed my life and my perspective on it. I'll never have enough words to thank my dad.
They're having so much fun with this one in the studio that if you listen carefully in the second verse, you can hear them laughing in the background....
Great, hilarious reaction!
Sing a cover of this....you are awesome!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Yep
Exactly because this was a time when you just had fun
"Anyone remember laughter?"
Always love bluesy Zeppelin. The long consecutive instrumentals Organ-Harmonica-Guitar are fantastic...
They are amazing aren't they? Happy Thanksgiving! The singer Robert Plant plays the harmonica...John Paul Jones on the organ!
Led Zeppelin is the best rock band of all time, no doubt
Robert Plant played harmonica part and John Paul Jones was on organ
Yep!
Jonesy played the bass, with foot pedals, at the same time.
I didn't know JPJ did keys too! I always assumed this was a session artist on the organ. I knew Plant was killer on the harmonica, I shoulda guessed the bassist would be similarly multi-talented. :)
Robert not only played the harp on this tune, but he played the hell out of it. Always amazed at how good he was. His vocals are supreme on this cut, even the entire album. Plant at his peak was a thing of beauty.
How Jimmy gets the sound he gets on his solo is kind of intimidating to me. I want to run away. Are you kiddingi me??? This song is dripping with everything good about the blues, the hard core blues.
@@throwabrick LZ had only a couple of songs with another musician sitting in, Rock n' Roll and Boogie With Stu, both times with Ian Stewart. They had one singer appear in one of their songs, Sandy Denny of Fairport Convention in a duet with Plant in Battle of Evermore.
your listening to the most greatest rock band of all time. I never get tired of hearing the mighty zep.
Jimmy used a 1958 Fender Telecaster (a gift from Jeff Beck) for this album. He used various amps from Vox, Fender, Hiwatt, and Orange also on same album. By the second album he switched to a 1957 Gibson Les Paul and never looked back.
Every member of this group was an All Time Badass
This has to be the greatest reaction to any song ever! Wow!
Love your reactions...so passionate. If you enjoy Zeppelin doing blues you really need to check out " in my time of dying " off the Physical graffiti album. Also " the rover " off that same album is not something i have heard any one react to..which is a damm shame. You also did some Sabbath recently which was cool. I highly recommend both " into the void " and " national acrobat " by them. Anyway im British so dont celebrate thanksgiving but i hope you have a nice time. Keep up the good work.🥰
These guys loved the blues, & were listening to it as young teens, out buying the records as soon as the arrived in England. Another amazing blues song they do is Tea For One. Robert Plant is the harmonica player. Watching all your reactions, I don’t believe Led Zeppelin disappointed you at all. Another great song is No Quarter. I know I’m years late, but I love your reactions, love when someone loves my favorite band of 50 years. They are the GODS of music.
I gotta love your reaction to this song. Led Zeppelin's roots came from the blues.
Best reaction I've ever seen. Do in my time of dying! Great song
Live version!!!
It's the Blues we love. Yes indeed there is nothing in this world better than listening to some ice cold Blues. Here are some artists worth a Reaction or two. Big Mama Thornton-Hound Dog, John Lee Hooker-Boom Boom, BB King-Thrill Is Gone, Howlin Wolf-Smokestack Lightning, Muddy Waters-Manish Boy, Buddy Guy-Red House, Rolling Stones-Red Rooster, Midnight Rambler, Janis Joplin-Summertime, Ball And Chain.
Don't think I've ever seen anyone play the Air Harmonica before! But that's what Led Zeppelin will do to a person! Rock on, sister!
You Shook Me' by Led Zeppelin is BY FAR!..the best Rock & Roll/Blues song that I personally!...have ever heard.!! I'm 53 now' & heard it for the first time when I was 14' years old & it just blew my f%ckin mind into a million lil pieces! It's just dirty nasty roll around in the mud and take me to church like never b4 ecstasy!
John Paul Jones on the Electric Piano/Organ,, The Bass player.. Robert on the harmonica... This was my Childhood... 2 older sister obsessed with Led Zepplin...
not bad for four young lads from England, eh?
peace (from the UK)
We knew how to make music
GOATS OF ALL ROCK..... What separates Zeppelin is the four members are all top 3 or better in their field, guitar,bass,drums and vocals...Page and Jones were the top session players in London b4 Zeppelin which is why their producing was on point... Add the fact Bonham was rocks greatest drummer and you get masterpieces.... You need to do In My Time of Dying just to listen to their raw intensity in studio..
One of the best damn reactions ever! I was shaking right along with you. Zep could lay down some of the nastiest blues. Timeless!
I'm ALWAYS ready to rock and roll! LZ was steeped in the blues. Do yourself a favor and listen to Led Zeppelin I, II, III, and IV; also Physical Graffiti. Such a legendary ass kicking band.
I once saw them five times in a week..........London, earls court........the rip off touts warned us.......a friend was doing lighting.,......Peter grant had a word......they were gone........
If you ever gather a collection of Led Zeppelin albums, you're going to have to store them in the refrigerator... you know - because they're "So cold!"... ; )
Led Zeppelin's first studio album was, to a large extent, a love letter to the black blues musicians across the Atlantic who inspired them. Our bodily skin may have color, but our souls do not.
SingleTax...well put.
yer gonna need a cigarette after that one
I do! and I don't even smoke
I always do!
Nah. you need some hydro with this.
Just a cigarette? You need the whole pack.
No a joint
Girl, I heard this first time at 15 when it came out. Can you imagine being in full hormone mode and hearing this when nothing had really be heard by little white girls from Canada living in Florida for 13 years. This transformed us. I know that this music was inspired by black rhythm and blues singers. You make mention of this bringing you back to church. It does the same to me. I used to sit in my backyard in Fla. as a 9 year old and listen to the music coming from the black churchgoers. I was so envious of them because my church sure didn't sound like that. I loved it and I still love gospel, blues and rock. I married a man from the Caribbean and have been exposed to reggae and soca. I lived in England and was exposed to African music as well. Anyway, loved your reaction. You really seem to get the song and the musicianship. While Led Zeppelin took heavily from black American blues, they made it their own by adding unique touches through their gifts of technical skill, and ability to interpret and arrange. I am reminded of Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Jimi started a sound (I saw him at the Atlanta Pop Festival) and his music moved Stevie so much that he had to create his own sound coming out of Jimi's sound. In a sense Jimi birthed Stevie Ray's sound. Thus, Jimi lives on. Isn't that true with all musicians; they hear something from somewhere and what they heard becomes a muse? What the heck did you do in this reaction to cause such a lenghty reply? Nothing, I suppose, rather it must be cabin fever after how many days in self imposed isolation. Stay well and don't judge me too harshly. Just an older citizen trying to stay sane in an upside down world. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada
I've always been leary of these remasters, now I don't know, that sounded amazing.
It's always cool to see somebody get this music and this girl definitely does
Led zeppelin master s of rock and roll best band ever thank God for led zeppelin they are untouchable best band ever
I have a bird that whistles--I have a bird that sings....the right before and right after 8 min mark....LORD HAVE MERCY
Ages when this album was recorded
Plant 20
Bonham 20
Jones 22
Page 24
Try 70s heart
@Warren552011 The album was recorded in September/October of 1968. Jimmy Page was born 1/9/1944. He was 24 when the album was recorded and 25 when it was released on January 12 1969.
John Paul Jones 1/3/46-22 years old when recorded, 23 when released
John Bonham 5/31/48-20 when recorded and released.
Robert Plant 8/20/48-20 when recorded and released.
@Warren552011 So what? yawn
@Mark Mace So 28 is the magic number huh? How ridiculous
met him in person... lovely bloke too
One of the many great things about Zeppelin is that they could play slow and jam so well together. Like PB&J. Plant, Bonham and Jonesy.
Led Zep were often accused of 'stealing' songs. As Ray Davies of The Kinks said, the art of great pop music is knowing what to steal. Led Zep went above and beyond, shaping masterpieces from modest ideas. Small songs became mountains of passion and virtuosity.
The rabbit hole go's a lot deeper keep going
Love how much you love this! You hear all the instruments sing. ✌️ ❤️
So after having this experience of this song, imagine yourself having just listened to this... and then the first notes of Dazed and Confused, that bass line, come into your ears.
Awesome reaction Scribe.. The guitar was a Fender Telecaster none as The Dragon Telly. The same guitar in the Dazed and confused reaction. Last year Page and Fender were putting out limited edition signatures of it to the market.
He used a Gibson flying v on you shook me
I can't quit you baby has to be one of Zeppelin's best blues songs, the entrance is legendary!! Worth a react
Finally you are doing this song I recommended! You rock girl!
Enjoy and feel the seventies in your veins... This is how you listen to Led ... closing your eyes.
My dear friend to answer a couple of your questions.
First off this song was originally written by African-American composer and singer by the name of Willie Dixon born in Mississippi and raised with the delta blues. Where later he went to Chicago and made a name of them self writing songs for Fats Domino Chubby Checker and James Brown to name a few. Led Zeppelin reversing the song and mr. Dixon was in fact compensated handsomely.
Glad he got paid !
FYI...Dixon was credited as the writer from the get-go. Same for "I Can't Quit You Baby".
I have 2 copies of this album, first editions. Willie Dixon's name is imprinted right on the label. Always has been.
Since Led Zeppelin absolutely loved Mississippi Delta Blues and Chicago Blues, I'm not surprised that you like this one so much. They took that music, amped it up to 11 and put in some twists of their own, and sold it back to the world in great fashion.
Your best reaction yet!!!! You FELT that.
I, IV, V - 12 bar blues. timeless.
LOL, pulled up to a stop light yesterday and the car full of high school kids next to me were rocking out to this recording. I looked at them, they looked at me (I’m 65) and we just laughed. Then the light turned green and we went our separate ways. (And yes, THEY HAD MASKS ON! Awesome.)
I have been nourished by Led Zeppelin since 1968 when Communication Breakdown played on the radio. I have watched about 4 of your videos and I already love you. Thank you for bringing the passion of this music into public view. It is fun to enjoy the lads play their magic with someone else. Thank you. Please listen to the BBC Sessions version of this song You Shook Me. It will blow your mind.
🎸🇬🇧❤ BEST BAND EVER !!!!!!!......BY FAR, TOTALLY UNTOUCHABLE 👍
This is from their FIRST album in 1969...imagine having never seen these guys before - you pop into a club/pub and after a few drinks the band goes on and BAMMMMM they play this...
In my time of dying is a great example of Zeppelin taking old blues and putting some stank on it!!
Excellent reaction to a great song. Love it.
Now you need to do Since I've Been Loving You the studio version....if you loved You Shook Me than Since I've Been Loving You will be orgasmic to you!
I love the BBC version... Best song ever
@@jeanagarrett92 Great version....Jimmy told me that he had some misgivings about the movie The Song Remains the Same but thru the years he learned to love it for what it was...a raw moment of a concert!
Thanks for doing you shook me.
I thought you'd feel this one ,glad you enjoyed it 🤗
I love everything about Thanksgiving dinner.
Hope you're having a great holiday
🤘😎
Yet another crushing Willie Dixon composition Led Zeppelinified. A perfect trifecta of Harp solo Organ solo and then Guitar solo.
It's great to see a talented person recognizing talent
It is so great to see an African-American young lady appreciate the other side of music.
I asked a co-worker who is Black if she liked Zeppelin. She immediately said no. Why? Because I am Black. I said that I was White and I really loved Mowtown. I informed her that every great guitarist from England, including the Beatles, all said they received their influences from Black entertainers from the South. This song was originally recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962.
Willie Dixon wrote the song and recorded it in 1970.
Etta James recorded it.
We wouldn’t have blues, and Jazz if it were not for Black musicians.
Again, it was great to watch your reaction. I am 68 years young, part of the Woodstock Generation, I personally saw Zeppelin in person 7 times.
By the way, I have also seen Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, the Intruders, the Spinners, Teddy Pendergast, the Temptations, the Four Tops, Earth, Wind, and Fire, George Benson, and many more. Back in the day we had different genres of music to pick from. One year Frank Sinatra, the Doors, and Marvin Gaye had number one records on the music charts.
In one year. Pretty amazing, this doesn’t happen any more.
I forgot to tell you that I saw the Love Unlimited Orchestra conducted by Barry White. What a fabulous show that was. I think that I was the only white girl there screaming for this very overweight gentleman singing and swooning us in the most sensual way.
Amazing.
Black people have to give us a chance,
Our musicians are fabulous, so are our singers. I love R&B but I can’t stand rap or hip-hop.
J-Z could never sing like Smokey Robinson. Motown lifted up Black women, put them on pedestals, appreciated their beauty and worth.
Just yesterday at a red light, this guy next to me had a pretty incredible sound system, it even made my car shake. The lyrics of this song were so vile and vulgar, not to mention, very disrespectful. Tell me, do you know any woman that likes being referred to as bitches and ho’s? I don’t.
They have to bring back sexy.
I've seen a lot of young black American rap and hip hop fans reacting to Led Zep Pink Floyd and Deep Purple and they get it straight away. They feel it. Better than young white guys
I'm having haggis; a Scottish dish accompanied with neeps an' tatties (mashed turnip and potatoes). Meanwhile, John Paul Jones (bass and on the organ) Robert Plant on harmonica and of course vocals. Mr Bonham and Page killing it as usual!
Just think of how inivative and completely world shattering this wouldve been in 1968! Some of the sounds they get in this mix havent been used as well anywhere else ever. Pages guitar sound, feel, and the ear to produce this, and just the way you almost have a reverse delay in front of Plant's vocals is so bitchin! They dont make em like this. There was so much soul in those recording booths it must've been hard to breathe!
12:05 Hey, I particularly enjoy when you're on a rant.... Your singing (ranting) recap of the songs you just heard for the first time are what made me subscribe in the first place.
As for my favourite thanksgiving dish, I have no answer to that, being Dutch. A day like any other for me. But I wish all a y'all over there a happy thanksgiving and good times with your relatives. Love, peace.
Aye what’s it like in Dutch ? And I’m glad you enjoy my rants
@@ScribeCash Heyo! Thanksgiving is not a thing here in Dutchieland (aka the Netherlands or Holland). Businesses have (to my regret) quite successfully tried to make 'Black Friday' a thing recently, but there's no family meals involving turkeys to go with it. We do, however, have our own holiday celebrations, and the winter months have some way to make people pull together in their own particular ways wherever you go...
Keep doing what you're doing, ScribeCash! I'm really enjoying your genuine reactions from across the pond. You have a proper ear for good music and come to conclusions after a first listen that sometimes took me years. Looking forward to your release next Wednesday as well, even though I'm more of an oldies kinda guy....
I've been listening to this album since it came out. I was 3 years old. Mother played it to put me to sleep. Through my stoner teens, and still with me now. I know every little sound by heart. Still moved by it every time. Made a "Hey Siri, break out the Led," shortcut. I love that you're enjoying it too
When I dropped the needle on song #1 Good Times, Bad Times I was forever a fan of Led Zeppelin.
I really love this reaction. Led Zeppelin fans like myself often get struck with the desire to hear a specific Led Zeppelin song. When that happens to me, I come to your channel to see if you have reacted to it yet. Keep going because it’s like listening to the music you love with a friend like we did back in the day. It is apparent that you are really feeling this band, and loving it.
Your reactions are the absolute best ...hands down....on all of You Tube. Keep it up girl. You got bitten by the Led Zeppelin bug. Cant stop now. Live versions of Zepp are FAR GREATER than studio version
I haven’t seen you do any Etta James you need to .. Best female vocalist that lived .
My Favorite part of listening to this was that when he sang this song, he was 20 years old. And he did the harmonica.
Scribecash I love the way you hear and talk about the music before the words x
I bumped into Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin in a chance meeting in February 2016 at my old work place carpark in Kidderminster! I shook his hand and had a brief chat with him.. lovely normal bloke too 👍🏼
I can watch your LED ZEP reactions over and over because you groove to the music like no one else...
Jimmy Page used a Fender Telecaster and a Supro amp for this album plus an echo-plex, a portable tape echo device. Nothing else sounded like it!
Page used a Gibson flying v on this song he borrowed it from a friend also he used a tonebender fuzz on all the songs.
Syd Barrett used the same set up.
@@RobXHEphotosPs37.29 he used a selmer amp
Greatest rock band ever.
I just want to know what they are doing with the sound of that fucking guitar!! 😵Unbelievable.
Love it, Scribe!!! You're the shit...great reactions. Keep gettin' the Led out!!!🤘✌💯🇺🇲
Don't forget: That album came out 51 years ago. Also don't forget: There is NO music today that even comes closes, let alone compares. Zero. None. Good reaction to the best band ever.
This is 'tha big dog' baby,, , these guys rock and roll at the drop of a hat.
The first album I ever bought 1976, AND the reason my parents bought me headphones!!
Jimmy Page was most likely using a Tone Bender distortion pedal on his guitar.
Habla Ingles, huevon...!!
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@@geesee5669 no
This album was released 51 freaking years ago and they were just kids! It’s unbelievable that people in their early 20’s were capable of such great everlasting music. Some of the greatest bands came out of England and all of them were influenced by American blues artists!
Love watching you loving this, especially since you're a singer musician
He was playing a brand new Flying V Gibson he had on loan. He overloaded a small amp with the big Humbucker coils on the guitar to get the sound. The rest of Zeppelin One was done with an old Telecaster.
Happy Thanksgiving. Great reaction!!!
Seriously you’re the absolute best when it comes to reaction videos. You got it down. Also I think I’m falling in love with you lol!
Please do How many more times by led Zeppelin 👍🏾❤️I know you would love it 👏🏾
Way cool reaction to a song I thought was cold oh so many years ago. Watching someone young like you experience it for the first time is so gratifying. I knew Zep was cool 50 years ago.
They took this shit to church!!
Girl, I used to drag my speakers up to the bathroom door, put this record on, and soak with a bottle of wine and a fat bag of cheeba. It's still my favourite album, I mounted the vinyl sleeve on my wall.
MASTERMIND'S at WRITING and PLAYING!!!!CLASSIC BLUES FOR YOUR SOUL!! 🐐😍😁🎸🔥🤯🐐😍😁🎸🔥🤯🐐😍😁🎸🔥🤯🐐😍
This passionate young woman, knows her music".... i love 💘 your energy"....
I love that organ, I love that harmonica, and I love you! Soul 2 soul ❤️
Love your reaction! You express exactly how I feel. Awesome.
It's hard to believe this album was recorded in 1968 and released in early 1969. This is just awesome. I'm amazed that this band is still worn by today's teenagers and these recordings are as old as some of their grandparents. There used to be a lot of engineers involved in the recording process back in the day. Your reactions are so refreshing because I've heard these songs practically a majority of my life and having your generation get into them. Good music is just good music and timeless. They actually used tape delay on the guitar to get that effect. You'd probably laugh looking at that. It was a self contained tape cartridge that would record live but the playback head in it was closely spaced and the spacing between the record head and playback head of the delay would depend on the speed of the tape and that's basically your delay on the guitar. Thank you for your reactions again.
One of the sweetest yet powerful guitar solos ive ever heard.
Greatest reaction video ever!
You have a good voice! Led Zep played their homepage to black blues in a respectful and honorable way...youre awesome
These Brit Boys LOVED the American Blues. Totally put their own spin on it. JPJ the bass/ organ player was so GREAT RIP!!!!! Page the lead guitarist has a contract with the devil!!!!! Plant the lead singer/harmonica took you to church LOL. There are no words for them except TIMELESS!!!!!!!!
who else was waiting for dazed and confused to start
Damn girl you got this 56 year old Tennessee hippy doing your dance moves!!! So cool. And I'm in a wheelchair thank you thank-you very much.
That guitar solo hit you HARD
Love your reaction to Led Zeppelin. I am a life long Zeppelin fan. They are truly the G.O.A.T. Most of their songs are relatable about love and life. Once in a lifetime