Led Zeppelin - Ramble On: Songs That Changed Music With J.J. Blair

[@Producelikeapro]

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[@ZigbertD]

My favorite Zep album is Physical Graffiti, but from II, I think What Is and What Should Never Be is highly overlooked.

[@jimw6659]

Trampled Under Foot for me, with In my Time of Dying a close second.

[@aeonlancer]

Whole Lotta Love

[@j0pj0p]

This one

[@brizzieleif5258]

I enjoyed reading the blog and the video breakdown, thanks.. I have many faves but one is a bit of a deep cut and its Candy Store Rock. I like the 1950’s vibe and the rhythm to it. One of my favourite parts is the huge string bends before the solo adds suspense. Plants vocals sadly aren’t great on it. Plant said he sang the track a bit like Ral Donner, the guy who waned to be Elvis but wasn’t quite there.

[@mariodriessen9740]

This is so great! Part of the perfection lies in the rawness and the imperfections. Hearing some of the isolated guitar tracks…, if someone would give me a guitar and an amp and this would be the sound I was getting from it, I probably would’ve thought they’d gone out of their minds. But they just went for it and made everything sound amazing! 🧡🧡🧡

[@ZigbertD]

John Paul Jones' bass part is kind of the secret sauce that really sends the song into orbit, IMO.

[@barrysmith8920]

Jones IS Zep’s secret sauce, and my fave member

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@prepro595]

100%

[@jtrjammer]

One of all time favs from them. Been playing that baseline for decades. So cool to hear the parts broken out like this. Go J.J.!

[@RockandRollWoman]

THIS is my favorite Zep song! So many unexpected twists, and Jimmy's light and dark dichotomies throughout. A bassline to cherish. Thanks for deconstructing!

[@prepro595]

When isolated you really hear the rhythmic complexities. Zeppelin never ceases to fascinate.

[@sundogaudio851]

thanks Warren and Mr Blair for all you do!

[@Mister_Jahn]

This IS how you ROCK! awesome and thanks... jazzed for mixing session!

[@dumpstershockey2746]

I love this treatment of this classic Zep song!

[@Producelikeapro]

Marvellous!

[@eoinc_Ire]

This is fantastic! Knowing how the magic was made ❤

[@Producelikeapro]

Marvellous!

[@j0pj0p]

Agree. I love hearing all the imperfections - the roughness of the playing. It all adds to the feel of the song.

[@HasseC]

J.J is a gem!!

[@Producelikeapro]

YES! He certainly is!!

[@johnreilly9748]

Classic! Maybe my favorite Zep tune!

[@ivorytelecaster]

Me too!

[@Producelikeapro]

Huge song!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@ivorytelecaster me three!

[@compucorder64]

It's hard to pick, but yeah, I think I agree. The drum groove and guitar play so well together. The bassline is so melodic. And the singing is ... actually even a level beyond the instrumentation!

[@erock.steady]

indeed this is _how you rock._

[@crawlingman7003]

Ooh one of my favorite Zep tunes- slow melodic bass vs fast guitar strumming.

[@guidomartin1017]

Hey Warren, thank you so much for this fantastic special! I hope all is well for you and your family and you are safe. ❤

[@johntbd]

Very Fun run through.

[@Timkast]

Thank you! 🙏🏽

[@pointTv-fs1ow]

Warren I hope all is well and you and your fam/estate are safe

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@johnnyresistance]

best rhythm section, RIP Bonzo

[@jimw6659]

Wonderful insights!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@Freakaboogie]

ho lee shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. that wah fuzz lick was cooooool. whoa

[@DollyPocket]

Bonham had incredible capabilities. Sometimes he locks to the lead guitar, then locks the base and occasionally gets down with the lead singer. Wherever he thought to push the rock.

[@gitarrenpost]

I've enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@Producelikeapro]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bobbaumeister5243]

Magic! Thx

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@The-Skyking]

The Allman Brothers first album was in 1969. Just to add fuel to the mystery if Page was inspired by Allman Bros harmony guitar lines.

[@sundogaudio851]

or vice versa?

[@tone9930]

Nice :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@DigitalRackGear]

Okay - Not sure if I'm the first however I won't be the last - Top Marks for using a rare AKG mic (C414 EB perhaps?) for your voice recording! Hearing the raw recordings of Ramble On is a gift. Great review. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@klauszimmermann3770]

the AKG - my main mic😇

[@createlovehappy]

where is the whole lotta love video?

[@rocketpoolpki]

Weyez Wazza?

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha thanks ever so much!

[@tonyn1926]

Page must be a genius, he copies Allman, before Allman was even anybody. What a stupid comment, that is "Allmaness, even though they had not made it yet"

[@southsideronnie]

Check out Rick Beato to for even more insight. But such a great song. Amazing how such low tech sounds so great!!!