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Eddy Van Halen was asked on Mtv in an interview about what makes rock music, and does it have to be a hard electric guitar. His answer was, Look at Led Zepplin, they are considered the best rock band ever and half their songs are acoustic.
Robert wrote this song for his wife and it was the first Zep song he wrote primarily himself. Jimmy had the "little drops of rain..." section and harmonizes with Robert on it. The rest didn't often sing with Robert but there are a few songs. Zep blended acoustic and electric guitar from their first album and their instrumentation is always top notch.
My wife had never heard Led Zeppelin before, being from another country... This is the song I introduced her to the band with years ago. It's my ring tone on her phone... Such fantastic ability...
I was 18 years old when Led Zeppelin's first album dropped. It totally blew a whole Generations mind at once and it's been doing it ever since. Peace ✌️ ☮️
Thanks for mentioning JPJ because it sounds like you’re a fan like I am of his contributions and the color that he adds to the music. He’s criminally underrated and overlooked except by musicians who realize that Zeppelin wouldn’t have been Zeppelin without him. He’s a master bass player, but it goes way beyond that with all those keyboard parts, stringed instruments and pedals heard throughout their catalog (except on Presence lol). He makes up for it on In Through The Out Door because Page was all strung out and he had to step up, like it or lump it lol.
Eddy Van Halen was asked on Mtv in an interview about what makes rock music, and does it have to be a hard electric guitar. His answer was, Look at Led Zepplin, they are considered the best rock band ever and half their songs are acoustic.
Just a heads up! The next two tracks "Heartbreaker and "Living Loving Maid" have to be played together. Every radio station did it and still does it.
Robert wrote this song for his wife and it was the first Zep song he wrote primarily himself. Jimmy had the "little drops of rain..." section and harmonizes with Robert on it. The rest didn't often sing with Robert but there are a few songs. Zep blended acoustic and electric guitar from their first album and their instrumentation is always top notch.
My wife had never heard Led Zeppelin before, being from another country... This is the song I introduced her to the band with years ago. It's my ring tone on her phone... Such fantastic ability...
When JPJ is playing the keys you wonder who's on bass .. but he's playing bass notes with his feet on bottom pedals of organ...
My husband sang this to me 41yrs ago and he still calls me if he’s in the car or at work and this comes on the radio. Beautiful song
I was 18 years old when Led Zeppelin's first album dropped. It totally blew a whole Generations mind at once and it's been doing it ever since. Peace ✌️ ☮️
Played at my wedding reception. Robert's tribute to his wife, Maureen.
I played this song at my wedding in 1987. Robert Plant wrote this love song for his wife.
Thanks for mentioning JPJ because it sounds like you’re a fan like I am of his contributions and the color that he adds to the music. He’s criminally underrated and overlooked except by musicians who realize that Zeppelin wouldn’t have been Zeppelin without him. He’s a master bass player, but it goes way beyond that with all those keyboard parts, stringed instruments and pedals heard throughout their catalog (except on Presence lol). He makes up for it on In Through The Out Door because Page was all strung out and he had to step up, like it or lump it lol.
There is nothing that compares to hearing Led Zeppelin on vinyl!
underrated song; most people have never heard it
This song is a great testament to Zeppelin's diversity.
you boys doin' it right by reacting to the whole album. Led Zeppelin was not a single's band. Rock on Airplay Beats
This is/was my song for my far better half. Almost 16 months since she passed and I still cant listen to this without crying like a baby.
Bonham playing monstrous drum fills in what is essentially an acoustic song!
Led Zep are so magical 🪄 ✨🪄✨🧡
Zeppelin is so well rounded with some of the best rhythm sections in history
Beautiful song!!
Classic Zeppelin,❤