Dazed and confused (studio) - Backing track

So folks, since I'm getting a lot of requests lately I've decided to open a PayPal account.
If you like the backing tracks I upload, and you're feeling generous you can donate me whatever amount you feel like, it will be surely appreciated!
Link's here: www.paypal.me/manu9629

[@rickyjiggens2180]

Thank you so much man I'll be keeping the neighbors up for a while with this one

[@manu9629]

Good to know 🤣

[@darthmater691]

This is great! Also time stamp for the solo: 3:30

[@guitarskeepmesane4958]

Hell yah, thanks man. Mother Russia thanks you

[@antuny9269]

doing gods work, thanks so much.

[@artiev983]

Your backing tracks are the best!

[@nakul2569]

Never have I subscribed so quick!!!

[@hilmicannn]

YOU’RE PERFECT. Nice joob bro thanks..

[@flashy5150]

Robert Plant had such a rippin voice at the beginning of Led Zeppelin.

[@manu9629]

I think those were the best years for him vocally speaking

[@flashy5150]

@@manu9629 There is no doubt, I know doctors probably told him, “if you keep singing at this velocity, you will lose your voice”. Just like David Lee Roth did, he developed a much more raspy voice by 1990, and I really believe that this was when they found polyps on his voice box, he had them removed and this is why DLR has lost his bass tone in his voice, and his signature scream, that was made from his raspy voice. Doctors always tell rock singers, “ if you have this surgery, there is a big chance that you won’t sound the same”. If Robert kept singing “Black Dog”, for instance, he would have been in for surgery long ago. I am a vocalist, I’ve won prizes for actually singing “Black Dog”, so I know how the voice is. I used to sing “Whole Lotta Love” and “Rock n Roll” all the time too, very stressful for the voice. Robert has kept his voice pretty damn good for what he has put it through, fans have to appreciate it as he ages.

[@artiev983]

Could we maybe get a stairway to heaven backing track from 8/4/79

[@TOGETHER_YA]

3:30