Y'all have to share Led Zeppelin with your friends, you never know who else might become fans. The end part where he sang with the guitar is called a "call and response" and some type of call and response was a common thing in blues music. Zep was known for taking blues and turning them hard and heavy. They are fantastic.

This live at Royal Albert Hall was FIRE!!! Robert...the singer...on that harmonica!!

You guys have to check them out live! You won’t believe it! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Now you’re beginning to understand why we old timers (70 years young), call them the GOATS! Simply put!😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥

I was in school of infantry back when walkmen were cassette players. Had an African American from the city in my squad that I suggested he listen to zeppelin. I gave him Led Zeppelin 1 one night out in the field. The next night he asked me what other tapes of them I had. He turned into a hard core fan. I remember having in-depth talks about them over chow several times. Music brings people together.

You're in it now, there's no stopping the Zep deep dive!

They were, are and WILL ALWAYS BE the ultimate rock band.

I love when Robert plays harmonica! Led Zeppelin still rocks after all these years. Best band of the 70’s and my youth🥰 keep that good music alive ya’ll✌🏻

Magg, you flashed a million dollar smile, while listening to my #1 fav LZ song!!!!

man this is so much more than being tight this is a blues masterpiece it's a master's class it is top-tier

LSD and Led Zeppelin are a must if you really want to enjoy the music!

Zepplin !st album man...that`s what my older brother told me to start off with my journey into rock in his package he sent from nam back in 68,along with a copy of high times magazine w/joker papers and a bag of hootch....now you two are on your journey....enjoy my dudes...

...thank the late Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon for writing and performing this blues classic in the 1960's

ZEPPELIN's Legendary , " Call, & Response"! Jimmy Calls with his Guitar! Robert Responds with his Voice! 🎶

Kudos to y'all for backing up after you pause!! SO many reactors don't, and I--and I know others--are irritated by reactors who don't do this simple thing, as it means they may miss out on a really cool transition, a dramatic buildup, a crucial word in the lyrics, etc. Glad you did that, and glad you rocked to this superb song from this endlessly amazing band!

Robert Plant on that WICKED Harmonica.........PLant and drummer John BOnham were in a band B4 ZEP where Plant was on harmonica ALOT!!!!!!!

I love all zepbut their faster tunes appeal to me more If u ever listen again try Fool in the rain,Bron yr Stomp,black dog and Hey hey what can I do. They are faster and more upbeat

We gotcha now you youngins are hooked lol JPJ is awesome on the key board and Robert with vocals and harmonica just all of them are fantastic in their own right

Blues baby

Please do No Quarter!!

I invite you to discover this other wonderful talented young singer. This angel is one of the best singers in the world and she's only 17 years old. Angelina Jordan Her fans called Angels have been following this music prodigy with an old soul from Norway. She's basically been a star since she was 7 years old. First and foremost, she is a jazz singer but has the ability to sing any genre. She also does all of her own musical arrangements. Her influences are Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Etta James, Frank Sinatra, Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, and Adele to name a few. Her love of jazz came from her grandmother playing jazz music around her when she was young. In 2014, she entered at age 7 and won Norway's Got Talent at the age of 8. With her new found fame, she used it to appear on many shows from abroad and help raise millions for the less fortunate children around the world. At age 13, she was invited to participate on America's Got Talent: The Champions in 2020. She shocked the audience and the judges with her rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. She received a standing ovation from all and got the Golden Buzzer from judge Heidi Klum to go straight to the Finals. Her performance went viral and even the group Queen responded on Twitter by saying, " Wow, what a rendition!" For Queen to respond to someone covering one of their songs is quite a feat since they rarely react to anyone. Not only that, but she received the copyrights for her version of this song from Queen, which makes it hers now. She did not win, but her fan base grew and expanded her popularity. Now 17 years old, living in Los Angeles, and is signed with Republic Records, whose clients include Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, and Drake to name a few. Her family and Republic Records have agreed not to heavily promote her just yet so she can live as normal of a life as possible and finish her schooling. She has a new single that came out May 5th called Love Don't Let Me Go, a new EP called Old Enough coming very soon, and a new album of original music which will be coming out later this year. She recently returned back to Norway and performed at a number of sold out concerts in which fans from around the world came to see her. Many of the fans there said she sounded better live in person and was a once in a lifetime experience. Her fans call her The Barefoot Princess. She always performs with no shoes when she sings. Why? The reason is very special. When she was 6 years old, she was traveling with her family in Iran where she met a poor shoeless girl in the streets that was about her age. She made money by weighing people. After speaking with her for a few minutes, Angelina noticed the scars on the girl's feet and asked the girl what her dream is. The girl said she wanted to be a doctor but she couldn't because she had to make money for her family. Angelina did what came natural to her, she gave the little girl her shoes and told her to not give up on her dreams. The girl then asked Angelina what her dreams were, Angelina answered that she wanted to be a superstar, and the girl said she would pray for her success. Since then, Angelina has performed barefoot in honor of that little girl and to those who are less fortunate around the world. She keeps this promise to this day. One of the reasons why we love her so much!

VIDEOS-The Clash 'ROck the Kasba' U will DIG IT ------YO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

U need listen to Aerosmith, in this moment, slip knot, nirvana, black Sabbath, disturbed, system of a down

In the 1960's, British guys called girls 'Birds.' :)

ive watched a lot young Black American Hip Hop and Rap fans reacting to Led Zep and they all pick up on them straightaway i dont think most of them are aware that this music was originated by the Great Black Delta Blues Guitarists. Like. Charlie Patton. Robert Johnson etc

There he goes again with one of his many guitars Jimmy Page

Another great Zep cover of a classic Blues tune, this time by Chicago legend Willie Dixon. Here's a link to the original if you'd like to do a side-by-side comparison: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e5qaq5qKnZvLiZs.html

Wilie Dixon song

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