EPIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - You Shook Me REACTION

[@donnaholland1625]

John Paul Jones on the keyboard. He is so underrated. JPJ can play ANYTHING.

[@se7inhand]

And he's a great arranger.

[@BenWillyums]

It took page and plant about 59 people to replace him when they toured without him in the 90s

[@Doc552]

JPJ is a genius on base , keyboard and sound! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🎉

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes a multiinstrumentalist...pure genius

[@juliemanarin4127]

​@@se7inhandyes people often forget that

[@TahoeNevada]

John Paul Jones on keys and bass. Robert Plant on vocals and blues harp (harmonica) John Bonham drums/ percussion Jimmy Page on guitar and producer

[@dougieyou]

And Kid's that's why they are the greatest rock bend EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kevinsacks3185]

Originally written by blues legend Willie Dixon, the song was also covered by The Jeff Beck Group, with Rod Stewart on vocals. Definitely worth a listen.

[@winstonsyme5899]

I posted this above, but John Paul Jones played organ on Becks version.

[@garylewis2618]

By far the better version and recorded 6 months before this

[@JoeandAngie]

Uh, they butchered it.

[@ClearlyBlissful]

It was Muddy Waters who originally performed it.

[@joescott8877]

Apparently Jeff Beck literally wept tears of anger/envy when Jimmy Page played him Zeppelin's version.

[@barbarasimmons5777]

Can you believe that Robert was only 20 years old when they did that? Have been listening to these guys for 40 years. So, so good!!!

[@billyrampersad1750]

Plant and Bonzo were 20 years old and Pagey and Jonesy were 24 years old when they did this in 1968 ...

[@billyrampersad1750]

Plant and Bonzo were 20 years old and Pagey and Jonesy were 24 years old when they did this in 1968 ...

[@iKvetch558]

One of their greatest songs...definitely shows how bluesy Led Zep could be...and Plant's voice! Holy crap, can that boy SANG!😁

[@EdA1]

Not the first one that people normally suggest, but one of Zeppelin’s greatest tracks!!!… and one of the sickest guitar solos ever recorded!

[@dianedavies8291]

Yes, it’s definitely in my top 3 LZ songs.

[@davidmhewett44]

Fool in the rain has to be close to the top. It never got the respect it deserved.

[@larryc3860]

any early LZ, with a heavy Blues flavor, was and is my fav..........

[@TheTempleOfBoom]

John Paul Jones , Bass, Organ, Mandolin, and more,....Zeps secret weapon.

[@BenWillyums]

If you listen closely the solo seamlessly changes from an organ solo to a harmonica solo to a guitar solo

[@garyarnett1220]

Only heard Zeppelin and Purple pull that off so seamlessly.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yep

[@shaneluttrell532]

Good call, I never really noticed that.

[@sha1om]

@@garyarnett1220 Loggins & Messina did that on "Pathway to Glory", except that they went from oboe to harmonica to violin to guitar so smoothly that you can't even tell where it switched. I had to listen a few times to find the junctions.

[@richarddefortuna2252]

That is absolutely NOT Robert Plant on the keyboard. That is none other than Zeppelin's secret weapon: John Paul Jones.

[@vicprovost2561]

He should know that by now, after No Quarter how do you not know he is on the keys?

[@RiverRat904]

One of if not the most underrated musicians ever in my opinion. JPJ is a beast and a legend. ALWAYS on time.

[@marklerner8963]

It is Plant on the harmonica though.

[@courtneywallace871]

This whole album might be the greatest debut album for any band ever. If I’m correct, Plant was only 19 when this was recorded.

[@eye5856]

20

[@ptournas]

Good guess anyway, he celebrated his twentieth birthday about two weeks before they started recording!

[@ladyjane8855]

They were all so young. Explains why many of their songs were so sexual 😂

[@johnwilkinsoniv1746]

It's a great song. Mostly I hear it as the lead in to Dazed and Confused, which takes things up a notch. Always great to see you both! I can remember when you had 10K subscribers, really nice to see your channel grow so well! Cheers! JW

[@vicprovost2561]

Have they done Dazed and Confused? If not, it should be next.

[@kennethbrown5164]

Zepplin's best blues song is "Bring it on home".... You guys should check it out.

[@winstonsyme5899]

True. Or When the Levee Breaks, since if been loving you, etc

[@KenRoerden]

@@winstonsyme5899 They did those two, but they haven't done Tea For One or I'm Gonna Crawl yet.

[@winstonsyme5899]

@@KenRoerden I was actually just naming other Zeppelin’s ‘best blues song’.

[@MsZepfreak]

Led Zeppelin were the perfect storm. Each member exceptional in their art. Best band in the history of blues/rock. ❤

[@mojobc15]

Hard to believe you haven’t reacted to ‘In My Time of Dying’ by LZ from their Physical Graffiti album. It’s a 1920’s gospel/blues song that the band does in their heavy blues style. Bonham’s drums are some of his heaviest with band. If you do check it out let it play ALL the way to the end and you’ll hear a funny surprise ending of what occurred in the actual studio recording of this song. 😉

[@juliemanarin4127]

Omg have to do that one!!

[@chefdsal1]

I third this! ITS A MUST

[@RobertMichaelStewart]

Most definitely one of their best.... For sure!

[@tonycandela-eo3fb]

Absolutely and in my opinion their best album. There’s not one bad song . 👍🏼

[@railsplitters79]

Do Led Zeppelin “battle of evermore” now that’s epic!

[@myownchannel247]

The Rain Song is another one of those songs that is a must for any Led Zeppelin fan ☔️

[@bobguitarlearner8007]

I prefer the acoustic version

[@unclebob6794]

I must say I prefer the Plant/Page version but I love this song no matter which version I hear.

[@stormy8207]

Yes. Robert Plant has an extraordinary voice. No doubt about that. And he is my favourite too. It was a band of high quality performers. JPJ's arrangements were genius.

[@juliemanarin4127]

YesJPJ is often overlooked!

[@redpine8665]

Plant said a couple of years ago when he hears this 1st album, he felt he "overcooked" his vocals, and wished he had done a little more "shutting the f up" lol

[@stormy8207]

@@redpine8665 lol

[@joannecunliffe8067]

It's Led Zeppelin - what else do you need to say ❤❤❤!

[@stormy8207]

@@paultaylor9498 you have to be joking.

[@vicprovost2561]

Oh my God, one of the most killer guitar blues and another All Time Classic from the debut album, so glad to see you guys trying it!. Another in the same vein from that album is I Can't Quit You Baby, more heavy blues from that best at it, Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@owenbb505]

Absolutely every member shines on this track while still being a cohesive unstoppable force together, THAT is the awesome power of Led Zeppelin! Great reaction, you guys! :)

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes!

[@thrakd]

John Paul Jones on keys! Yes!

[@jeromesimon4926]

What! Y’all didn’t know Zeppelin was just as much a rock blues band as much as a hard rock band! Come on guys!!!

[@ronreynolds1610]

....and how dare they do some acoustic sounds too !!!...LOL ... they do it all very well IMO ...

[@timchromecast]

Wasn't hardrock a bit bluesy in the beginning? It just got a bad name due to hairmetal in the 80s 😂 Once the big record execs smell money, music genres get ridiculized for the masses... from rock to new wave, and electronic to hiphop and latin. These execs never fail to ruin a genre with their greedyness 😢

[@gregkerr725]

My first rock concert...San Antonio Texas 1969........haven't been the same since!

[@andymageen5308]

From their first album, this track was a BIG reason in creating the Led Zeppelin legend, they took the Blues to another stratosphere ✌️

[@Pton_reaction_addict]

This song is one of my favorite ones. Bluesy with John Paul Jones rocking the keyboard and Plant rocking the harmonica. The vocals and guitar in sync is amazing. Love Zeppelin

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

GREAT F***IN SONG 🥰

[@christophermckinney3924]

Robert plant on vocals and harmonica. John Paul Jones on bass and keyboards. John Bonham on drums. And Jimmy Page on guitar.

[@gregsnow4045]

None better, you can never go wrong with Led Zeppelin. Both Robert Plant and Jimmy Page have stated their favorite band was Little Feat. worth a listen!!!!

[@geob3963]

Led Zeppelin - The Rover Led Zeppelin - Achilles Last Stand Robert Plant & Allison Krause - Killing the Blues Robert Plant - Big Log Robert Plant - In the mood

[@tonysousa9305]

Masterpiece.

[@danj1968]

Now that you have listed to this (a different side of ZEP) you got to listen to "Bring it on home" its one of fav's

[@ericanderson8886]

From that amazing debut album, pure elevated blues from Led Zepp.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Straight up blues...wonderful song!

[@hherrer5]

Amber you have to react to the live version of “ Moby Dick” it’s a song that’s basically a drum solo for John Bonham. Dope

[@aliquinn2474]

You would be blown away by a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog" by John Farnham. It was used as a vocal warm up before his shows. Incredible to listen to.

[@stevewellman5541]

That reverberated A note at the end of the call and response might be the most powerful note ever recorded. This song really shows the talents of Led Zeppelin. JPJ's organ solo, Robert's harmonica solo and Jimmy's guitar solo should be taught in music classes until the end of time. Great reaction!!!!

[@bigdave1302]

You seem to forget that Zeppelin wasn't Page and Plant, there were two other just as important members. John Paul Jones, bass and keyboards, writer, and arranger. John Bonham, perhaps the greatest rock drummer of all-time.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes absolutely right!

[@axltyler]

Plant's vocals sparkles on this song with his falsetto dance at the end with the guitar.

[@generationjones60]

If you like a funky bass listen to Lemon Song from Led Zeppelin. JPJ is phenomenal.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Absolutely!

[@jodyjackson5475]

My hubs looovveess that song!!!❤

[@brettteeter3461]

The best bass ever.

[@MikeCatone]

yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lemon song

[@jimdunagan4180]

ha ha the forgotten guy...John Paul Jones Bass/Keys...he is amazing in his own right, and a huge part of their sound.

[@valerienewton908]

Oh man that takes me back to my friends garage about 1975! You couldn’t even see in there! 😆

[@michaelasay8587]

Why couldn't you see....Valerieeeee

[@RiverRat904]

Your Grandkids know that Valerieeeee? Haha. I was born in 75 but aren't we glad we didn't have cell phone cameras when we all grew up?🤣 Love your story!!

[@WTCWorldview]

This made me so happy. Can I give 10 thumbs up? I've been wanting you to react to this song for awhile. I'm sure I have suggested it at least once or twice. What I have always loved about this song is the instrumentals. John Paul Jones on organ, followed by Plant on harmonica, and then Jimmy page on guitar back to back to back. Throw in Plant's vocal gymnastics, Bonham's steady drums, and that cool echo effect that gives a haunting feel to the song and you just can't help but love every second of it. A fun song you haven't tried from them yet is Custard Pie. Jimmy has some cool guitar effects and Plant tears it up on harmonica.

[@cazgerald9471]

3:46 John Paul Jones on the keys - JPJ was a multi-instrumentalist

[@rwschumm]

Some Classic (as it gets) Led Zeppelin, right there! Still remember hearing this album at a friend's house after it came out. I was sold, and bought it as soon as I had the $! Great Choice and Great Reaction, You Guys! :)

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'd love Robert Cray's “Right Next Door (Because Of Me)"!!! An outstanding singer/guitarist up there with BB King and SRV!! Y’all loved his “Smoking Gun”!!! He did an album, ‘Showdown’, with Blues greats Albert Collins and Johnny Copeland!!

[@richarddefortuna2252]

I saw him live at the Pocono Blues Festival many, many years ago, when it was at Big Boulder. Fantastic!

[@surlechapeau]

@@richarddefortuna2252 I saw him on the Pier in NYC, August 1988, great show!

[@mikekremposky]

Saw Robert Cray in ‘84, opened for Clapton in DC. Had never heard of him but went out and bought his CD the next day!

[@howardbrown911]

Wow! Incredible piece of music! LZ can do almost anything. This would be one of my favorite songs by them except for the fact that it is one their first album, and everything on that album is one of my favorite songs! For something quite different from them that you would never expect I'd recomend the "Rain Song." The guitar of Page and the voice of Plant will take you to tears. I swear it. Wow! You guys are now fast approaching a hilf mil subscribers - WELL DONE! I love your channel. Keep up the great work. Take care! Amber, you are a hippie iin your soul girl. Don't ever change. I am not religious, but I do admire your gentleness in making all of us aware of our connections to eachother and that together we can find the peace that God most likely intended for us. Please keep that up as well. Have a great day you two!

[@shaneluttrell532]

RAIN SONG!!!!

[@waltw4537]

Here we go. Thanks. Glad you dug it. Great reaction.

[@jojokrako7818]

The mighty Zeppelin!!!!!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Amazing! wish you guys would go back and redo Heartbreaker this time with Living Loving Maid

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes, those songs belong together, they are a total rush! 🎸

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

They went deep into the black churches down here in Georgia for that one but on the other hand its great baby makin music as well! Zepplin has always been my favorite band & GO DAWGS - WOOF✌💖☮

[@lindaulloa4786]

My favorite Zeppelin albums are the first and second when they were the most bluesy!

[@Kevonutube303]

Just sounds strange ending without "Dazed and Confused" extending the experience. Glad you enjoyed, hope you can get to the "continuation" soon. Enjoy!

[@TOPCHEF19733]

Zeppelin did go a number of cover blues songs. This one is an old Muddy Waters cover.On one bootleg recording they covered Fat's Domino "Blueberry Hill"

[@LiamRocks509]

Achilles Last Stand by Led Zeppelin 🙏

[@joelewis9772]

Okay, kids, pay attention. Robert Plant - Vocals, Harmonica. Jimmy Page - Guitar. John Bonham - Drums. John Paul Jones - Bass AND Keyboads. Pretty much the same arrangement on every single Led Zeppelin album ever recorded. Except for "Boogie With Stu" which was a jam session with Rolling Stones pianist Ian Stewart off the Physical Graffiti album or "Kashmir," which has a backing orchestra.

[@BenWillyums]

They said one of the reasons they KNEW they really had something fantastic as a band was in their first rehearsal is when they Plant first sang note for note with Page's guitar

[@leobrotherton2398]

What an amazing arrangement of music. These guys were at the top of their game. I know you hear it all the time...but i am truly greatfull to have been grooving to this music when i was in my teens. We didnt realize what we were experiencing at the time.

[@terryberryere629]

Dazed and Confused is another great one from that album.

[@magneto7930]

JPJ, Zep's secret weapon, plays the keyboards!

[@tetleyT]

You just can't go wrong with these guys! For something different give "Battle of Evermore" a try. There's no John Bonham drumming but it's a cracking song.

[@bobshaw8319]

You guys need Achilles Last Stand in your life .. Mind altering song

[@juliemanarin4127]

Live 1979!!!

[@traci4187]

The call-and-response between Plaint and Paige at the end is so iconic. Absolutely classic, strong blues!

[@jacobpatrick3412]

Blues is the best to chill to

[@davidpetrich7277]

Well it is the rainy season here in the Pacific Northwest and it always makes me want to hear "The Rain Song". Led Zeppelin wrote because George Harrison said their problem was they didn't do any ballads.

[@scottconnors578]

Queen You take my breath away. Led Zeppelin will always be the best.

[@nikkineretin]

It is incredible how steeped in blues this band is. Definitely my favorite rock band of all time, the Beatles in a whole different category. Amber, I am with you on John Bohnam he does the work of two drummers.

[@billg763]

Gallows Pole is another great zeppelin song. BTW the album with You Shook Me was their first and got me hooked in 1969!

[@vickilee7494]

Immediate chills

[@joshehrendreich4058]

We love that you love them. Another awesome reaction.

[@PeterTea]

I remember John Paul Jones saying something along the lines that you know you’re in a good group when you can slow jam together.

[@SENSEOFLIBERTY]

Plant is on drums, John Paul Jones singing, Bonham plays guitar, right beside Jimi Page stands and ask himself "What the... is going here? Who turns those keyboards to auto mode?".

[@leemcintyre9490]

Any time you hear them Keyboards 🎹 in a ZEPPELIN Tune, it's always Legendary Bassist John Paul Jones! And when you hear vocals, and Guitar going Back, & Fourth like this, it's referred to as,Call, & Response! 🎶 LED ZEPPELIN may not have invented it . But they Perfected it!

[@malcshone4409]

“ How Many More Times” next please guys. You won’t be disappointed I promise!!

[@MLawrence2008]

Possibly the best rock Blues that has ever been recorded. Four of the worlds best musicians just in the groove! Just wonderful. Great review.

[@debrathomas1404]

My first concert at 16, I couldn't sleep for 2 nites! Tickets were $5! ❤

[@quentinrussell584]

They have been accused of nicking this slowed down heavy version of a blues classic off Jeff Beck (Rod Stewart on vocals) recorded a year earlier (1968). John Paul Jones played Hammond organ on the Beck version also. But they do give their own inimitable stamp.

[@IsraelBenitez-ev7mj]

"Is that Robert Plant on the keyboards??" JOHN PAUL JONES...talk about the bassist GOD DAMN IT

[@BlackRoseNite]

Robert Plant - vocals John Paul Jones- bass and keyboard Jimmy Page - guitar John Bonhom - Drums there's a great tribute band I've seen a few times live called Zoso they have a few vids on youtube

[@tomaleshire4145]

Robert Plant: You shook me.... Jay and Amber: I'm shook.... 🔥💯😂❤️✌️

[@butterflymama0838]

So many of the UK artists of that era did the Blues genre. Fleetwood Mac (before Stevie & Lindsey era), Led Zeppelin, Rod Stewart, Rolling Stones, just to name a few.

[@jimelkins8697]

Check out the band Black Country Communion. The drummer in that band is John Bonham's son Jason and the guitar player is Joe Bonamassa.

[@suzukispider]

Well I've been telling you to listen to this for months now as well as all that other great music you really need to check out elp's trilogy. Thanks for finally getting around to it

[@stevevogel632]

I love how you guys articulate and discuss your takes on your videos

[@jamesharper3933]

Led Zeppelin 1 is one of the BEST debut albums and just plain best albums of all time. That's John Paul Jones on the keyboards.

[@L.A55]

Willie Dixon song, first recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962.. Dixon was Waters bass player..

[@nicolelandberg543]

You guys really need to listen to the first Led Zeppelin album front to back, the way the songs flow and blend together, just epic

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Led Zep gettin all bluesy……..turn it up! ❤️🎶❤️

[@markboon341]

The segue from harmonica to Page's guitar is sublime

[@JustTanya.]

A good blues song for Female Friday, Big Maybelle "Candy". I first heard it when The Cosby Show was on and loved it. When you hear that phrase, "I put my foot in it.", it's this. Yep. Big Mama Maybelle put her foot in that. 😂😎👍

[@erniearambula3525]

The Lemon Song is another gem that you don't to often hear.

[@Username-sl3fm]

TE FOR ONE pure led zepp. Studio's version firt.jaw dropping solo and vocals crying together you'll be shocked. Hey the blues was there inf.

[@charlesporbes8702]

Another great led zeppelin song.misty mountain hop is awesome

[@helenespaulding7562]

Nah..come on….not first time you’ve heard Plant ripping’ harmonica…..Levee Breaks? That’s one of my favorite reactions of yours!! Great guitar/harmonica riff in that.

[@larryw4175]

John Paul Jones played keyboard whenever they needed it

[@tylerhackner9731]

From their legendary first album

[@primitivochapa5877]

Im gonna crawl led zeppelin

[@PL-ev2mw]

I love both the Beck’s and Zep versions and still have the albums.

[@shemanic1]

one of my fave Led Zep tunes from my most loved & played album of theirs. Thank you. Would it be possible to post a list of already played tracks of the top bands like Led Zep & Floyd, so we can see what else to suggest.

[@GodFirst8]

Gotta do since I've been loving you off their 3rd record! Blusey!

[@realamerican5813]

OMG, I had such a GREAT time in high school!! Class of 77 ROCK ON!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Me too...class of 78!

[@realamerican5813]

We had it so good!@@juliemanarin4127