AMAZING! When The Levee Breaks feat. John Paul Jones | Playing For Change | Song Around The World

AMAZING! When The Levee Breaks feat. John Paul Jones | Playing For Change | Song Around The World
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[@hectorsmommy1717]

PFC does a great job of integrating "names" with street musicians and indigenous folk musicians. It all works! These videos show how much we all have in common, which allows us to celebrate our differences instead of being afraid of them.

[@RobSquadReactions]

Yes! Love this

[@slurpee1377]

@@RobSquadReactions you loved when the Band and the Staple Singers did the song the Weight. Well it was done similar style to this video (with Ringo Starr from the Beatles). kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppmUeIhnprZksLM. it is amazing! Also Playing for Change

[@evaford8397]

Love 💕 you two! Keep up the love! This old hippie soul digs your reactions!

[@jco207]

This is one of those reactions where one Like isn't enough.

[@alangil40]

@@RobSquadReactions Two of my favorites are the "The Weight" and "Sitti'n by the Dock of the Bay". I am sure you have probably already discovered them.

[@malcshone4409]

And still playing the most badass bass of all time at 77 years of age, Mr John Paul Jones. Legend.

[@bgaona]

I've never heard this said about John Paul Jones, but I would have to agree that his very very underrated. And when it comes to musical imagination, it's hard to surpass John Paul Jones!

[@malcshone4409]

@@bgaona " The Lemon Song" & " Black Dog"' , just two examples I suggest as evidence!!

[@dukeemzworth3005]

"Ramble On"

[@mikestephens8314]

He’s an amazing musician period. He plays multiple instruments and has been a producer for decades

[@fordprefect4345]

No one seems to mention the full on power of the message of the song and more than ever its nothing to smile about given what we are doing to our plant and its affecting all countries and cultures across the earth not tomorrow or in twenty years but right here and now. "When the Levee Breaks" is a country blues song written and first recorded by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy in 1929. The lyrics reflect experiences during the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927. Citizens of earth Wake Up

[@tektoniks_architects]

There is no way to overstate the genius of John Paul Jones.

[@christophermarshall4254]

MUSIC MAKES US ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE THIS RENDITION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO INCLUSIVE YET WITH A DEEP TRIBAL VIBE! WE ARE THAT TRIBE! This is exquisite!

[@thor8580]

I’m an old man now and have seen how the world has changed but one thing that’s always been consistent in my life is that music has always brought everyone together no matter what. Makes you think doesn’t. Smile,Cheers 🥂

[@stretchgilbert]

Here! Here!

[@robdee9341]

@@stretchgilbert From one old man of 70 I couldn't agree more. ✌️

[@stretchgilbert]

@@robdee9341 ✌

[@bayareathrasher666]

Absolutely!

[@keith6485]

I'm right there with you. Music is truly universal. And everlasting. And could there possibly be a better song to demonstrate that? I can't think of one.

[@kcw]

When the Indigenous woman started singing...... Instant full body goose bumps!!!

[@amberpaigejames9054]

This song sounds amazing, and it's so cool to see John Paul Jones performing! Love that man so much. Cheers, to both! ❤

[@johngibb7456]

I'm blown away. All the different people and cultures uniting in singing and playing one of the best Led Zeppelin songs of all time. I'm speechless,,, this is pure perfection. Hats off to John Paul Jones for creating this.

[@glenchapman3899]

This was not a JPJ project. It was put together by an organization called Playing For Change. They usually have one or two heavy weight musicians, mixed with performers all over the world. The idea is to try and promote unity through music. Over the years they have released a whole bunch of videos equally spectacular as this one

[@stebstebanesier6205]

Amber I'm feeling the emotions of which you speak. I am a 62 year old man that has heard this song a thousand times, in various states consciousness. However I never broke out crying like I am right now. Also a huge shout to the people that edited and mixed that video. Thank you guys for putting so much time and effort in to these videos, of the maybe billions of videos on KZbin, these shine especially bright.

[@malcshone4409]

Me too! Especially when the lady from New Zealand came in. OMG.

[@Nalublu]

Editors and mixers. True.

[@ajohnwiersema]

That Southern Rock woman is Susan Tedeshi. She is married to Derek Trucks. The Tedeshi Trucks band is fire!

[@brianherrington7226]

Midnight In Harlem at Claptons Crossroads Concert in 2010 with Derek’s slide puts me at sheer peace .

[@bryanburton6087]

Mihirangi, the lady singing in front of the waterfall blew my face out. Everybody on this played their hearts out. What a fabulous version. Tears of joy coupled with smiles. Thanks for this reaction.

[@andyfletcher3561]

Until she came in I was pretty unimpressed, thinking this is the first "Playing For Change" video I didn't really care for. She sure kicked that thought straight out of my brain.

[@therealhousewifeofballtown]

She was incredible ! Her voice was pure magic

[@mikeberryman5322]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmHZiop3jKuNeKM

[@broken927]

Tedeschi Trucks Band {Susan on guitar/ vocals and Derek on slide guitar}. Both featured in this video. I would recommend checking out their live performances.

[@stonebay2111]

I'd rather go blind. At the white house. Susan Tedeschi Derek trucks Warren Hayes

[@dennispitkofsky6026]

Beacon show with Chris Robinson space captain last year was there

[@andyo3689]

Been saying that since I subscribed. Suggest Midnight in Harlem for a starter

[@chrisa4695]

Yes! By all means.

[@caseyhazelman2390]

Derek Trucks is possibly the best slide player alive. At 12 or 13 he played with the Allman Brothers Band and killed it!

[@lancedelger5182]

I went into this a little skeptical... cause I LOVE Led Zeppelin and this song.... this ended up being a very unique take on their song.. . It's great.

[@moonchild9876]

It was really good! Would have been nice to acknowledge the original artist! Led Zeppelin!

[@alrivers2297]

@@moonchild9876 Led Zeppelin isn't the original artist. It's an old blues song going back to 1929

[@moonchild9876]

@@alrivers2297 Correction: "artist that made the song famous"

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Dang! I didn't know it was gonna be like this! Old Zephead here...I teared up in the first few seconds and pretty much wept all the way through...

[@joanlajara3939]

Susan Tedeschi. married to Derek Trucks a great great slide guitarist! Please remember, that Led Zeppelin wrote this and came out with this in 1971!!!! They always meant for their songs and music to cross over many generations and cultures! They were geniuses then and John Paul Jones has always been one then and now!!

[@Daxtarr1]

The lady from New Zealand just crushed it!!!

[@myklegue3968]

Susan Tedeschi is a great blues singer and along with her husband is part of the Tedeschi/Trucks band (he's the nephew of Butch Trucks, 1 of the 2 Allman Brothers drummers) The Tedeschi Trucks Band is an American blues and blues rock group based in Jacksonville, Florida. Formed in 2010, the band is led by married couple Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. Their debut album, Revelator(2011), won the 2012 Grammy Award for Best Blues Album.

[@nigelthomas589]

JPJ still laying down the heaviest, hippest and coolest bass deep in the pocket. He makes any band sound great and connects globally. Kudos to all the artists involved in this project- hats off!

[@paulobrien4694]

"When the Levee Breaks" is a country blues song written and first recorded by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy in 1929. The lyrics reflect experiences during the upheaval caused by the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.

[@davidbentley145]

Derek trucks...undisputed king of the slide guitar!

[@rkw436]

Check out Megan Lovell of Larkin Poe.The Queen of slide.

[@ladyamythyst69]

I might vote for Luther Dickinson for king of the slide guitar. But it would be an epic throw down if those two had a “slide off”. 😁

[@davidboivin7996]

I would throw Bonnie Raitt into the discussion.

[@andyo3689]

Derek Trucks

[@artsilva]

I would throw Ry Cooder or David Lindly in that conversation.

[@craigcondon2035]

Susan Tedeschi - her husband is Derek Trucks who is the guy playing the slide guitar in the video (the solo near the end). Together, they tour as the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Derek Trucks was was a long-time guitarist for the Allman Brothers Band. Both great artists. Also, in case you weren't aware, John Paul Jones was the bassist/keyboardist for Led Zeppelin.

[@kayh7982]

That's Susan Tedeschi and husband Derek Trucks on slide guitar. 30 years of music history and very cute love story meeting while Derek was playing with Allman Brothers and Susan's band was opening for them. 2012, 2×GRAMMY'S, they are known as best jam band ever. PLAYING FOR CHANGE great charity and music. Thank you very much! I see Bob Marley behind you. PFC regaee covers: "Get Up Stand Up", "Redemption Song", "One Love" or "Soul Rebel" all great music.

[@TW-me4lw]

That bluesy singer is Susan Tedeschi. The slide guitar player in this video is her husband and bandmate, Derek Trucks (formerly of the Allman Brothers Band). Their band is The Tedeschi Trucks Band. They're out touring now. Checkout their cover of The Sky Is Crying, live. Susan will surprise you with her talents. ;)

[@paulwalker9421]

"The weight " is another with Ringo Star on drums! This is fantastic and just over all wonderful !thank you!

[@pattiturner0425]

That's one of my favorites!

[@danielmarshall3102]

So glad you guys finally tapped into the "Playing for Change" project. There are many of my favourite songs on there. Gimmie Shelter, War No More Trouble, Stand by Me, All Along the Watchtower, Listen to the Music, Higher Ground, The Weight, and many more all performed by street musicians all over the world. I have many of their CD's and DVD's. I have been sharing their music on Facebook for years.

[@chopshop5519]

👍

[@EricHenning]

💯

[@elegantgypsyrose5328]

Love Stand by Me done by Playing for Change

[@nbell817]

Ditto!!

[@denroy3]

'The Weight' is my favorite by far.

[@michaelboismier1863]

I am glad someone mentioned Susan and Derek!! The older gentleman playing the Bass, the one that is flashed back to often is the great Bass player for Led Zeppelin

[@andyo3689]

Susan Tedeschi AND her hubby also on here. A lot of us have been shouting out THE TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND THE BEST ACTIVE TOURING BAND RIGHT NOW. ALSO bless you for this. Also the woman in the couple who wrote the song was THE first person male or female to solo on electric guitar. FACT Memphis Minnie!

[@leehanson1416]

Susan Tedechi, a great guitar player in her own right, is married to Derek Trucks, the guy with the epic beard.

[@ajohnwiersema]

People may not know that he played with the Allman brothers when he was a teenager.

[@kendeeni]

@@ajohnwiersema And he of course is the nephew of Butch Trucks, one of the Allmans' 2 drummers.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

I’ve always maintained, since first hearing “ Levee” when released, all those years ago, that this Zeppelin reworking of the original piece should remain untouched, for all time. It’s a pinnacle achievement for the group, with an important back story about the Great Flood along the Mississippi River in 1927. This event sent the Federal Gov. into high gear, bringing the Army Corp of Engineers in to establish a Fed. Levee System to control the River. Until now I could never imagine anyone capturing this spirit or intensity of a die that had been cast. I was wrong! To all the remarkable artists here, Bravo! A special shout out to Derick and Susan. Her vocal was spiritual. Lastly, the legend that is John Paul Jones, adding your talents is the credibility this version needed, and deserves. Let’s all remember the charitable reason for the cover, a most worthy cause.

[@RobSquadReactions]

❤️

[@Super_sayin-God.]

Great version, check out The Weight, Peace train, listen to the Music from the playing for change. All beautiful

[@annmills3163]

Playing For Change is AWESOME ☮️💜

[@marlarae9313]

With tears streaming down my face, I'm speechless and totally blown away! WOW

[@mikmaqwoman]

Playing for Change are phenominal. Please do more. This PFC is uniting . Thank you, Native American here. Love all the cultural contesnt. Susan Tadeshi and Darryl Truck Band are amazing. Midnight in Harlem.

[@brandonashby4318]

Playing for Change is an excellent rabbit hole to lose yourself in. So many greast musicians and great songs

[@rhiahlMT]

Playing for Change is an excellent organization. The Weight with Ringo Starr was one I Loved. Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" has so many children in it, you can't help but smile.

[@mikebunner3498]

Hey Squad, You two have selected another masterpiece..... John Paul Jones is a super talent!!! First things first - this is a darn good song to begin with. Plus all of these other artists from around the world just make it BETTER! I wonder how much these folks practiced for this video, before they recorded it??? A very special world-wide effort! WOW!!!

[@conniedean1977]

Susan Tedeschi is the southern blues singer you’re digging. She’s married to Derrick Trucks, who played with the Allman Brothers for years.

[@stewpot6998]

Love this version. The woman singing the 'go to Chicago' part, wow! Thanks guys.

[@therealhousewifeofballtown]

Her name is Mihirangi

[@chance1774]

@@therealhousewifeofballtownthey were talking about susan there

[@PlayingForChange]

Wow! Thanks a lot!! 🤩

[@anitaliwai1868]

You guys are doing amazing things (being in Hawaii I especially love how youʻve captured so many local artists and now you can add Iam Tongi to the future ones!) Mahalo

[@ScottDeBerg]

I absolutely LOVE the fact you know about Playing For Change, and are sharing the music. It is such a GREAT cause, and I'm a monthly contributor. All of the world instruments, all of the world's singers, all of the world in general, must come together and work together, or this world won't be around for our children & grandchildren. #PeaceThroughMusic

[@michaelvallejo8148]

Playing for Change has also done great versions of The Band's 'The Weight', The Doobie Brother's 'Listen to the Music and 'All Along the Watchtower'.

[@mickeyd6444]

I'd like this ten thousand times if I could. One of the more inspirational music productions I've seen in years.

[@paulcwalina7910]

Watched this a few days ago. Phenomenal. I think one of the silver linings in the pandemic cloud has been these long distance collaborations by musicians. There have been a few great ones. The Doobie Brothers' "Black Water" is an outstanding example. Great choice. Thanks for making me smile.

[@leecook8818]

This is one of the best music videos I have seen! Wow!

[@vetti2u]

There are a TON of GREAT collaborations on Playing For Change!!! You could go a couple of weeks just reacting to them!!!

[@copperhopperwarren4788]

agreed! and each one has a new surprise in it🐰

[@judithfox2435]

My favorite Playing for Change.

[@jrepka01]

You've got to delve further into the Playing for Change project. Every one of their video releases is a revelation!

[@Herbert04]

Normally when I see stuff like this. It gets that polite clap because your a polite person and they tried. But this. Oh My God. They put it all on the table. I got my lighter out. It's lit. And I'm holding it high out of respect for blowing this out. Their voices are amazing. The instrumental was surprising. This was a good video.

[@woodywright8290]

Sorry your auto correct mispronounced a word? “This was a GREAT video!” Hope that helped? 😎

[@RolandTumble23]

I know what you mean by "normally", but PfC breaks the mold. Everything the do is pure gold.

[@Herbert04]

@@RolandTumble23 They got my attention.

[@beno7238]

absofreekinlutely!!

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

I'm so glad you got to hear this version of a masterpiece. It brings the talents of John Paul Jones up front after years of playing in the shadows of three other musical geniuses. It adds several layers of color to the music.

[@bethtanner4481]

The Peter Gabriel Playing for Change recording of Biko is absolutely worth listening to.

[@erinb.5103]

When the levee breaks is actually my favorite Led Zeppelin songs, their version puts me into an “Amber trance” lol. This song is amazing.

[@glennburch1081]

The drummer was killing it! He did John Bonham justice, for sure. A myriad of different performers and it all worked...... JUST A BEAUTIFUL THING. Great reaction, TY for sharing this and reacting.

[@anitaliwai1868]

Bonham is my favorite drummer all-time but Steve Perkins from Janes Addiction is in my top 5. His tribal drums on their tracks is just hypnotic.

[@davewildermuth7519]

I recognize one or two of these players. Stephen Perkins was the drummer for Jane's Addiction ("Been Caught Stealing"). And that's Derek Trucks, from the Allman Brothers ("Jessica"), on guitar. And here's the great Susan Tedeschi ("Midnight in Harlem"), as well! What a wealth of music there is, from this one jumping-off point! Inspired by this, here's my Next Stops, World Music Edition: Paul Simon, "The Obvious Child" Ladysmith Black Mambazo, "Homeless" The Chieftains, featuring Sinead O'Connor, "The Foggy Dew"

[@roncypert8255]

And currently collaborating in the Tedeschi Trucks Band…. Two stellar musicians!!

[@AcidBathFreakshow]

You should combine Paul Simon and Ladysmith black mambazo with diamonds on the souls of her shoes 😊

[@Alewifes_Husband]

You know Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi are married, right? And that Derek was in the Allman Brothers for some years, and is the nephew of the ABB drummer and original member Butch Trucks.

[@joelhammond4162]

@@Alewifes_Husband yes, was just about comment the same

[@joelhammond4162]

@@Alewifes_Husband curious, is your screen name in relation to Gary Richrath, the late great REO guitarist, RIP? Loved his playing. So tasty.

[@levpoplow7354]

Congratulations on finding Playing For Change! I've been a member for a few years now. You're going to absolutely love their international collaborations on songs that you already know as well as ones you may have never heard before. And, best of all, you're now part of their movement to unite the world through music, which is very much in line with what you two amazing young people are doing.

[@lancehaley9417]

So lovely to see you "kids" appreciate this song. I'm 68 years old and was 15 when I first heard it after bringing Zeppelin's album home from the record store (which I still have). Originally inspired by The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and composed by two African-American blues musicians, Leppelin's rendition was a tribute to those artists. Most people don't understand that this cover by John Paul Jones and Company, and the accompanying video, is to bring attention to Climate Change and how quickly a single weather event can alter our homes and lives. That was the point of the original song: one day the Sun is shining and life is wonderful; then nature comes along and has the final say in so many people's fates. All they can do is sit down and cry. They know their lives will never be the same. Now we are witnessing these occurrences on an unimaginable scale almost daily. Metaphorically speaking, the levees are breaking all over the world, and it may be too late to stop these catastrophes.

[@davidkeech9738]

There are a number of these "Playing For Change" songs around....THe Weight is another good one.

[@robertbanks162]

Another good one , Susan Tedechi - "Rock Me Right"! So many good songs from her.... Fantastic rabbit hole!

[@naenae796]

This BLEW me away ! I was skeptical about anyone else performing a favorite Zep song. Boy, was I wrong !

[@eurofritz4617]

:) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHKwYoCBnpyVhLc

[@igibbs2000utube]

PFC has done a number of great songs, though this one - featuring Susan Tedeschi and her husband Derek Trucks (and, yes, y'all need to check out Susan Tedeschi's solo work and also the Tedeschi Trucks Band's work :)) - is my favorite so far. Thank you all for pointing out how PFC's efforts are about showing how we _can_ come together. Humans are more alike than we are different. Music is a universal language.

[@anitaliwai1868]

"Somehow" by TT is on my daily playlist now. So good

[@igibbs2000utube]

@@anitaliwai1868 do you mean “Anyhow”? Great one.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

HOLY S......!! WHAT AN AMAZING VERSION!! FEMALE VOCALIST WAS FIRE!!!!!!! THANKS FOR THIS!!!

[@raymondivey7420]

Susan Tedeschi, whose husband Derek Trucks is also playing guitar in the video. Check out their band Tedeschi Trucks Band.

[@vandergod]

When you asked “who is this woman”, that’s Susan Tedeschi. Her husband, Derek Trucks, was playing slide guitar in this video. So you NEED to start looking at their band, Tedeschi Trucks Band. Her voice is dynamic and he’s one of the greatest living guitar players right now.

[@bobl6329]

Realize I am late to catch this. but you nailed when you brought up sharing the various cultures. I pray daily that we all could learn to cherish and share all our various cultures and never lose the beauty of all of them. Be as one by loving the differences in all of us.

[@davidbentley145]

This is absolute proof that we all can play together and proves that LOVE is the only engine of survival!

[@frankparrish7887]

Hope you get a chance soon to check out some of the other "Playing for Change" videos. So many great ones out there. And Susan Tedeschi ( Te-desk-key ) along with her husband, Derek Trucks ( Long haired dude with a solo near the end) You have to check their video for Midnight in Harlem, as well as Angel From Montgomery. They're fire! Heck, their own band is pretty multi-cultural itself!

[@willdwyer6782]

Derek Trucks is the nephew of Butch Trucks, founding member of The Allman Brothers Band.

[@michaellockhart554]

The absolute best is Bound for Glory, livein Atlanta, Derek is playing Duane's gold top Les Paul

[@lynnevetter]

Susan Tedeschi is in this, she I recommend, for female friday or just whenever. Excellent Bluesy jams.. she is stunning. It Hurt So Bad is one of my favorites.

[@only1doran199]

If you let it music can break thru any walls we build up. Just love that a 1920’s blues standard could be played anywhere in the world and with passion

[@timtravasos2742]

Awesome. New appreciation for John Paul Jones' playing and contribution.

[@swinglow33]

Absolutely beautiful, can’t like this enough.

[@chesterpierce2504]

The blond women singer is Susan Tedeschki. Her "Hurts So Bad" at Austin City Limits is amazing!

[@cnatview]

Bless you guys for promoting PFC and their cause. I have followed them for 2 or 3 years and every time I listen to the music on their videos and the singers from countries I have never heard of before, it makes me cry. Just witnessing the fact that we all have this one heartbeat inside of us and we're all the same. It is such a beautiful thing. It's nice hearing the kiddos in the background. Thank you so much for your reaction, guys. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@blueyzblue6391]

The outro to The Big Short... Hell, ya! What a movie...what a song

[@michlkwitz]

Who else never would have thought in a thousand years that a panpipe would work in this song? (I still remember all those commercials for mail-order albums by Zamfir back in the day.)

[@treywhitehead2262]

This was the coolest thing. I think I’ve ever. Seen. And definitely donating to the cause!

[@barbarasalley]

The incredible Derek Trucks making that slide guitar cry and his wife Susan Tedeski wailing!!

[@davidfutch997]

Your reaction to this song is the same one I had when I first heard it.The column started up from the start.Then the woman from New Zealand came in with all that Power and Soul.I was stunned and played it at least 10 times in a row.Thanks from Kentucky

[@michaelvallejo8148]

The woman singing with the southern voice is Susan Tedeschi and is married to the guy that's playing slide guitar in the video (Derek Trucks). She has had her own solo career, but they have released a lot of good music together as The Tedeschi Trucks Band.

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

I love playing for change, they did a great job on The Weight.

[@scottlong7352]

Love you guys! I grew up with Led Zep, saw them live in 1977. This all might have been passed on, but, if not, JP Jones was also the one playing mandolin when you hear it in songs like Going to California, Hey Hey, What Can I Do, etc. And all of these years I thought When The Levee Breaks was a original Zep song, and just recently discovered Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy wrote and recorded it in 1929! ❤

[@thor8580]

Awesome I saw Derek Trucks playing slide guitar his father was the drummer for Allman Brothers band and he also played with them before Gregg Allman died. He’s an awesome slide guitar player. You guys should check him out he plays with his wife call Trucks Tedeschi band. Y’all would love his wife Susan Tedeschi She’s the one singing and A rocker in her own right. Cheers 🥂

[@pattiturner0425]

She IS amazing!

[@robertcoates6800]

Butch Trucks was Derek's uncle not his dad.

[@joiedevivre2005]

I love all the Playing or Change compilations. Bringing talented artists & music lovers together for the common good is what music is all about. Two of the featured performers, Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi are married to each other & have a band you should check out - The Tedeschi Trucks Band.

[@BibleBikerChurch]

Hey family, Pastor Fred here. Another great Playing for Change one is another one you recently reacted to. The Band singing The Weight with the Staple Singers is what you reacted to. PFC did it for the 50th anniversary of the song, and features Ringo Star of the Beatles on drums, and so many many others!!! You truly need to see it!! Side note: in the video the last 2 ladies that sing are on the front porch of the house Bob Marley grew up in.... CULTURE!!!!

[@alicecobb7763]

🙏 soo glad you're aware of PFC. Such diverse instruments, vocals and culture right across the globe. All for One good course. Beautiful couple, keep up the smiles 👏👏

[@allendesalme197]

Susan Tedeschi (teh-deh-shee) is a great blues singer. Her marriage to and musical collaboration with guitarist Derek Trucks is absolutely incredible. I think that was him playing slide guitar. Theier album Revelator is magic.

[@jimdunagan4180]

This one will blow your minds. Couple notes. Drums were put in a stairwell. Robert playing the harmonica. And both Johns driving the song.

[@jennhen2675]

This was fantastic and made me emotional.

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

Playing For Change is... beautiful.

[@danielperezcabezas109]

What a version! Leaves me breathless.All these people put their best in the song.Thank you for reavcting to this one.

[@darrenchapman7500]

This was straight up DOPE! I’m older too. I love that you see what I see and have always seen. Music, no matter race or culture, brings people together!! One of your Top 5 videos from you two! Great job Jordan and Amber!!

[@riverlove6820]

Thank you - thank you. Because of your joy for music, I knew you would love this. I was happy that I wasn't the only one suggesting it. Amber, I felt exactly the same the first time I heard Playing for Change performing "One Love". I'm so glad for you to discover PFC and how you guys have now also introduced a lot of other music lovers to the collaborations of musicians from around the world performing some of our favorite music. Love n peace

[@johnpalmer5367]

Yes, the beauty of humanity is so evident here! I fully emphasize with the tears of joy!

[@mdanam]

And to address your other question, no, not everybody on this video is famous. One Thing PFC is fabulous at doing is mixing really famous musicians with people who just play on the street. Also, each of these musicians individually record their parts, and then it's all mixed together later. They are truly amazing

[@dragonmac1234]

When The Levee Breaks is one of my favourite Led Zeppelin songs, and this is an amazing version I literally had chills (in a good way) listening to it. John Paul Jones is a musical genius, I think it's a case of if you want him to play an instrument he will do it :)

[@johncampbell756]

He's also a great arranger.

[@RyanHeafner]

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Midnight in Harlem is a must listen. Derek Trucks is the nephew of Butch Trucks from The Allman Brothers Band. Susan Tedeschi is his wife.

[@flexanimo4162]

Well said Amber! The emotion on your face said it all! Equality for all!

[@dbradx]

Killer version of a killer classic - how can you go wrong? Peace and love from Canada!

[@edpamnilson2185]

I keep playing this over & over & over because it is sooooo good. GREAT music. just really GREAT. I really Iove it. Excellent job. !!!!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@howardbrown911]

Man Amber!!!!! You so nailed this. The beauty of the human soul and spirit is shown so clearly here. It is so sad that the same spirit in mankind can be also so ugly at times. Your words and the joy with how you said them, however, is inspiration too!!!! Love you Lady and your wonderful heart and spirit. You two are going to raise some absolutely amazing children.

[@richardbailey1295]

The Blues Lady is Susan Tedesche......The Tedesche Trucks Band is the spiritual successor to The Allman Brothers Band......Her husband is the slide player in the video, Derek Trucks, nephew of Butch Trucks, but ABB Drummer. Derek was in the Allman Bros.

[@contrafax]

The First time I saw this I cried, watching you enjoying it as much as I did, I cried again. Thank you.

[@jasonbone5121]

Playing For Change - "The Weight" is a must do.