MASTERPIECE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - I Can't Quit You Baby REACTION

[@andrealarocco4941]

This song is such an amazing example of the conversation between Robert’s voice and Jimmy’s guitar.

[@paullynn473]

Written by the late great Willie Dixon, mastermind behind Chess Records ❤🎸

[@Brandi6666]

I knew some clown would mention that😮 fact is i dont recall hearing his version in my 66 years. Imagine that😂😂😂

[@mca7621]

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[@craigkaiser9492]

@@Brandi6666 Actually, this was originally written by Willie Dixon and he was appropriately credited as the author of this song on Led Zeppelins debut album.

[@AWV]

@@Brandi6666 Sad. You should expand your horizons a bit.

[@DavidHinson-t5l]

Correct! And Zeppelin knot it out of the park

[@Jude_196]

P. S. Every FAVORITE Led Zeppelin tune is ALWAYS the last one you heard: until the NEXT one!! 😍🤩😍🤩😍

[@kbusby4824]

Too true!

[@daviddaniel3996]

It's always going to be the master class ' Achilles last Stand'

[@stacychabot5004]

Truer words are not spoken

[@philiplabossiere3421]

It’s insane the feeling, the pain, the soul in Plants voice at 20 yrs old, it sounds like he’s lived a lifetime. Blows my mind

[@miked2445]

Imagine having a music reaction channel for as long as these 2 and STILL being able to level up. Thank you Led Zeppelin for always giving more.

[@WonderMommaOG]

One of the best around, no doubt!

[@joannecunliffe8067]

@@WonderMommaOG Seconded - Jay and Amber's channel is utterly brilliant and I get to learn about a whole load of brilliant US bands I never knew about (being a Brit). Thank you both of you for putting in all the time and effort you have whilst working hard as teachers and bringing up wonderful children (+ showing them some of the amazing music you have experienced as well). We're a worldwide community and it's all thanks to you.

[@arizrich]

I've been lucky, I was 15 when this came out. That means I've been able to listen to it for 55 years now. Peace!

[@hjhjhjhj6611]

One of the highlights of Led Zeppelin's first album is the way this song rolls into "How Many More Times" to end the album.

[@paulhease1007]

absolutely classic segue and never ever to be forgotten...i can hear it in my head and i havent played the album in 40 years.

[@paulkane7771]

Incredible first album, one of the best debut albums ever.

[@MrDeengels]

I saw P&P in 98 and they played how many more times, absolutely blew my mind 🤯

[@Maralyssa]

How many more times is my favorite off this album

[@ALD56]

This song is a "hidden gem" only to casual LZ fans. Those who know, know.

[@Maralyssa]

Right? I played all their albums in their entirety all the time

[@Renkk17]

When you have a chance check out Robert Plant in the 80's after Zeppelin - Tall Cool One - 29 Palms - Big Log - Heaven Knows - Ship of Fools - In the Mood

[@RodneyFrazer]

Big Log is one of favorite songs from the 80's. Actually, in any decade!

[@Jude_196]

ALL GOOD ONES!!!

[@stephanieeverett2461]

Love all these ❤

[@scottzappa9314]

Also check out old Robert Plant. It's still good.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Led Zeppelin Is The Best 👍

[@taun856]

Can't go wrong with the Zep! You should listen to their most unique song (IMO) "The Battle Of Evermore". The only time they used a guest vocalist to back up Plant.

[@iKvetch558]

I concur 💯

[@markgulbranson7518]

My personal favorite for its uniqueness.

[@reality1958]

Their bluesiest album…the debut

[@eristicfreethinker2098]

My favorite.

[@toddcoldiron1710]

I love the reaction . When Led Zeppelin released their first 2 albums a lot of their songs were based on blues songs . Most of the groups coming out of Britain at that time had a lot of American blues influence . I can remember being a kid at the time and my Mom rockin' out to Communication Breakdown in her Chevy Nova . Try listening to Led Zeppelin's The Lemon Song off their 2nd album , very bluesy and I think you guys would love it !

[@Molasar54]

They are the rock band. I was blessed to see them live in 1975. It was wonderful, but also kind of sad as I knew I had seen the best concert I was ever going to see. 50+ years and the music still sounds fresh and amazing.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

One of the best debut albums. The whole thing is good bluesy rock. "How Many More Times" off it is awesome.Real good bass line.

[@WilliamViets]

I am 62. Led Zeppelin got me through HS although the band had been around for about 6 years. What a great band.

[@gilbroussard2240]

I’m 63, same story. Zeppelin got me through high school.

[@WilliamViets]

@@gilbroussard2240 What I mean is that Jimmy, John Paul and the boys tutored me to help me in my AP calculus class

[@gotham61]

Led Zeppelin did a slow blues jam like this on most of their albums. You should check out the one on LZ-II, The Lemon Song. Jay will flip over the bass playing on that one.

[@Rock2005Star]

Yeah, agreed. The Lemon Song is a straight up 🔥🔥 track!! As is the alternate version of Quit found on their Coda album too.

[@scottzappa9314]

Love the grooves from album 2

[@rileyramone6231]

Yes! Gotta do it.

[@JiuJitus1210]

At the time this was recorded: Jimmy Page - 24 John Paul Jones - 21 John Bonham - 20 Robert Plant - 20 So much talent from these young people.

[@lisabenneett4735]

They are all playing with the gift of old souls, don't you think?

[@JiuJitus1210]

@@lisabenneett4735 That's exactly what I think.

[@djl9919]

Masterpiece is right. Rock on Rob Squad

[@myownchannel247]

You guys really need to hear the Rain Song by Led Zeppelin 💧

[@10speed4]

Beautiful song, no doubt.

[@bradwilliams2081]

The complete package. All 4 members were masters of their craft.

[@billreilly7693]

LED Zeppelin FOREVER, FOREVER LED Zeppelin. 🥁☮☘

[@wilelowman]

The perfect mesh of musicians that let each other shine. Like Yes or Rush, they don't step on their bandmates.

[@katyharrs278]

You need to see this live at the Royal Albert Hall,mind blowing!!😊

[@joescott8877]

truly is. masterpiece and then some!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Always magnificent!!! Live version is unbelievable!! Please do more Zeppelin!!!

[@vicprovost2561]

You are so right my dear, their version at Royal Albert Hall 1970 is a personal favorite. That show was one of their best, touring off the first 2 albums when they really put their stamp on how great rock music can sound. That concert is dope.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Amber, one thing you might have been noticing about his drum part there was especially near the end of the song, he started doing these triplet and even sometimes quadruple hit rhythms on the kick drum. Even by this first album, he was that talented and it just sounded so good. I've never viewed this as a hidden gem for some reason, I guess we heard those albums so much including this first album, that it was just one of the huge songs on it.

[@thewizard6077]

You still haven't heard the pinnacle Led Zeppelin blues song, which is a true masterpiece. The song is called "Since I've Been Loving You". Yes somebody bamboozled you into listen to a live version, as they have done with so many other reactors, but the true genius, the true masterpiece that is displayed by Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, John Bonham, and Jimmy Page (not only as guitarist but as producer), manifests itself in this studio recording. You truly need to revisit this song, because the studio recording of "Since I've Been Loving You" will open your eyes to the true power, majesty and magic that was Led Zeppelin. Peace

[@StuartBiliack]

Couldn't agree with you more. All of the reactors choose the live MSG version, which has its merits, but nothing compared to the majesty of the studio version. The guitar solo in the studio version is one of the greatest, most emotional solos ever performed, and it was done in a single take. I think it easily compares to Comfortably Numb for emotionality. Generally speaking, I think all songs should be listened/reacted to in the album version first, since this was the band's artistic creation that they wanted to present to the audience. Concert tours are usually in support of albums, to enhance sales, and although some are quite excellent, their spontaneous nature usually reduces the quality somewhat.

[@stevemoss7793]

Jordan did a reaction to the MSG performance of "Since..." in the early (pre-Amber) days. Although LZ3 is probably my favourite album, and "Since..." unquestionably my favourite studio track, I prefer the live version simply for the performance element.

[@cybermut6]

⁠@@StuartBiliack, ​​⁠ So perfectly stated! The only thing I would add is that many times live recordings on these classics were marginal at best and they may have performed, like 14 out of 15 days straight, and the lead singers voice was subpar at best. ALWAYS START WITH STUDIO VERSIONS FIRST!!

[@MidwestFarmToys]

Yep. MSG was such a garbage show as far as zeppelin is concerned. If you want perfect zeppelin live, it has to be pre 1972 before plants voice went out and everything got over-bloated and long

[@billherman7294]

After all these years, I still get chills

[@andrewcole3736]

It truly is a hidden gem. I’m glad you did a reaction to it. It was a good suggestion. I highly recommend Buddy Guy’s What Kind of Woman. 🕊❤️🎼

[@geraldarsenault275]

they did that one 4 or five months ago google it

[@skatter44]

The live version of this song is so intense it's almost like a completely different song!

[@steverey8362]

You know you're old when every-time you hear this song your mind goes into how nice it flows into the next song. My head started playing the roll in to "How Many More Times" W/o me asking. lOl

[@asallee2]

John with that nasty kick drum.

[@joeday4293]

When Jimi Hendrix met John Bonham, he famously gave him one of the grooviest compliments imaginable: "Boy, you got a right foot like a rabbit." 👍

[@bowtiefidenine]

Tea for one Led Zeppelin 😮😮

[@Kevonutube303]

"How many more times" are you going to listen to one song off this fabulous album without realizing, you need to let it flow into the next song, everytime??? 😮 Glad you enjoyed. Who would have believed this little channel and it's two great hosts, would have come this far and still learning every day! Thanks guys, keep em coming!!!!

[@paulnickson8734]

Their entire first album is astonishingly great. Amazing to think this was released in 1968. It's aged well ... Unlike contemporary albums from the same period . (The Monkees, anyone?!?)

[@Dr_Bombay]

haha, i just posted the same sentiment. IYKYK!

[@joanlajara3939]

To see them play these great songs live is a special part of all of us who saw them! First album is and always has been my favorite! All 4 were each the best in their own talents!! Thanks for appreciating great rock blues!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ RIP John Bonham

[@Marvintheballoonman]

They played on Monday here at the San Diego Sports Arena. I'm known as the screamer. During, Whole Lotta Love, I was still screaming when the music kicked back in. A few songs later Plant announced they had nothing going on that week so on Thursday we will do another concert. There are a lot of people outside that didn't get in so, pick up a ticket before you leave. On Thursday, there I was screaming but when Plant finished I was still screaming. He said to bring me to him. I was lifting and carried to the stage. When I finally stopped, the band kicked in. Security wanted to get me out of there but Plant told them, he's with us tonight, leave him alone. We played off each other the rest of the night. One of my favorite concerts, glad you found another jewel ❤️

[@RodneyFrazer]

Guys, you know how versatile they are with their many different styles. Blues, acoustic, mellow vibe (Ten Years Gone), flat out rock & roll, reggae style, and Caribbean style (Fool in the Rain), and others that are hard to classify (No Quarter, Ramble On, etc). Please listen to "The Rain Song"! Talk about throwing you a curveball! I guarantee you'll be caught of guard and pleasantly surprised. Pretty Please!!!

[@Jude_196]

WOOOHOOOOOOOOOO!! LOVES me some LED ZEPPELIN!! Glad to see ya'll reacting to more of them!! HAPPY Not-Monday-Anymore, You-Guys!!

[@utekrause8334]

Love Planty too and of course the other guys. They are my favorite band FOREVER.

[@jotacalvo]

As my now deceased best friend use to always say: “we can argue all day long about the 2nd greatest band, and that’s all good. But there ain’t no arguing about the greatest. It’s Led Zeppelin. That’s it. Discussion’s over.” 😂 We spent hours, and hours, and hours, and hours listening to LZ together. For years. Miss you Wyatt C.

[@craigkaiser9492]

Great reaction by my favorite 2 reactors! Like many British bands of that era, they were heavily influenced by American Blues and artists like Willie Dixon and Muddy Waters. Many songs on their first 2 albums were remakes of blues songs and their versions were sometimes referred to as Atomic Blues.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

It's a popular LZ song, I wouldn't consider it hidden at all, but yes, a gem!

[@Nickydafish]

Rock n roll has its roots in the blues.

[@davidburton9136]

Great reaction. One of the things Bonzo was famous for, and what I think you noted on this song, is his fast foot. He always played a single kick drum but was so fast he'd sound like a double-bass drum setup. Those are triplets John is playing with his foot, a signature of his, probably using a Ludwig Speed King drum pedal. Those were really widely used back then for their speed but had a tendency to squeak when not lubed. On the song "Since I've Been Loving You" from their third album, the squeak was actually noticeable in the recording.

[@joescott8877]

I think the story goes that jimi Hendrix saw them in America in 68 or 69 and went up to Bonham afterwards and said "Boy, you got a right foot like a country jackrabbit!" LOL

[@PeterTea]

Check out this song live from the Royal Albert Hall 1970… epic.

[@chuckjohnson8717]

Thank you Jay and Amber. Glad you enjoy stretching yourselves 😊

[@davidrae9314]

Thats the Way live at Earl's court please 🙏

[@lookmanohands1966]

Robert was 20 years old on this. Crazy good. He has said he was only there to watch the great musicians in Zep play and he was only adding a bit here and there for added color. For as much charisma he had he was equally humble. My favorite band since 1976.

[@robertcrawford1791]

An Otis Rush song (written by Willie Dixon) that Zep put their stamp on. The Blues were popular with British bands. Too many naysayers brand Zep as copycats, but they were just fans. Nothing wrong with that.

[@jackkelly2620]

Well, LZ does have a song called TRAVELING RIVERSIDE BLUES.

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

A true classic that puts all four talents on stage. A great compilation to lay back and listen to.. A true Zeppelin track.

[@Maralyssa]

They played more of a variety on the radio in Southern California in the 70s. Plus we played albums more than listened to the radio

[@marcnovellino2028]

Great song blues feel.

[@bernie4366]

There's no such thing as a 'hidden gem' for Zep, anymore than there is for the Beatles. Pretty much every song is a classic and every word and note analyzed from here to hell and back. If you grew up in the 70's there's probably not any song you could play from Zep that we wouldn't recognize after one bar and usually one note lol

[@geoffrobinson]

The complexity of the drums in the intro section of their live version of this always gets me.

[@LiamRocks509]

Achilles Last Stand please 🙏

[@michaellanning9396]

I feel that s h I.. brah love it 😀 you two are like peas and carrots l✌️❤️🌎

[@cliffwheeler7357]

If it's Led Zeppelin, if it's I Can't Quit You Baby, then it has to be the live version at the Royal Albert Hall. The band was on fire that night. Never bettered.

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘

[@DanyJune]

İt's so funny for me this young generation discovering oldies that we ignored so quickly !!😢

[@christophermollan1684]

You don't just listen to this song...you exist in the song and let it take you to a different place...

[@dennispower5362]

Play off the album.. all songs are bangers... the whole album is history.. say no more do your self a favour ☮️🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@gregschultz9462]

Jay and amber there's a live 1970 version at the royal Albert hall it's even better then the studio version I highly recommend watching it you'll definitely love it!!!

[@rogercaruso9337]

Just think the ages of these guys are between 19 and 21 years old and this is their first album. I think they were together for like three weeks

[@John_Locke_108]

A staple of their early live shows. Absolutely incredible tune that is even more amazing live.

[@charlesmarkley220]

Those Brits absolutely loved black American blues. Check out Steve Windwood at 16.

[@AngeloMarcheschi-vj9em]

The GOATS at work ❤

[@douglasyuhas413]

You both need to listen to led zeppelin song wearing and tearing! Killer song !

[@Pton_reaction_addict]

Check out a very obscure Zeppelin song check out The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair. From the Tasty Pop Sundae Series. Their catalog is so deep. Other good songs of the beaten path are: Out On The Tiles, Poor Tom, You Shook Me.

[@tonic8945]

I love the blues 💙, one of my favourite bluesmen of all time is Tony Joe White give him a listen ,I think you'll dig it

[@tonyvia7051]

Love the channel and the way you explore and truly experience the music. Led Zeppelin had so many great songs and this is among the best. Another “hidden gem” is Moby Dick. If you haven’t already, try the live version (Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1970).

[@AlAndValOffGrid]

Of all Zep's songs, THIS one is WHO Robert Plant IS.

[@StuartBiliack]

Jimmy was just playing with different tones and sometimes throwing in a completely off note just to keep the listener on his toes. Sounds like he was having the most fun with this recording, but at the same time, delivering a smoking, sexy blues number. One of my favorites by them. Just raw talent.

[@robert-wb3uc]

Mr.Plant......respect bro

[@shaneluttrell532]

Great reaction! Their first album is just drenched in the blues. I think you've probably listened to enough songs from that album where you can now sit down with your headphones and give it a spin from start to finish. Led Zeppelin has always been an album band. Each of their albums is sonically different from their last, and is an experience for the listener. Do yourselves a favor, if not now, then later, and immerse yourself in a Zeppelin album! I think vinyl is best because you can sit and stare at the album art while you listen, but any format is great. Thanks as always for your channel, it's pure joy.

[@chrisnicol1644]

Thank you both... Because of you, I have started my Led Zeppelin again; all the BBC and live stuff, plus the studio stuff...You are the best....

[@kevinsacks3185]

Next up - Since I've Been Loving You.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

Studio version, it has to be the studio version!!

[@kevinsacks3185]

@@bernardsalvatore1929 agreed. Gotta hear that squeak from the bass drum pedal.

[@BensSoZen]

The. Battle. of. Evermore. - Led Zeppelin IV . C'mon with it

[@jamesthompson8659]

THANK YOU! When I would put Led Zep 1 in my 8 track(yeah) it would stay in for 2 weeks.

[@ralphboyle]

Gotta do some of their live stuff as well! Great reaction!

[@henriksylvestolsen4885]

of the more obscure songs Dyer Maker is my favorite

[@anitapaulus937]

I think you are talking about Bonzo’s bass drum triplets. They are so effective.

[@sheiladrucker6872]

This is their first album. You guys need to listen to Zeppelin song "Tea for one". I think it's on Presence.

[@coolies2002]

Has anyone else noticed that Jay has got jacked! Since the years I have followed him.

[@DavidHinson-t5l]

Just think? This was their debut album! 💣🔥

[@tomtk7]

1969 I was in the Air Force when this album came out, loved every song, but my favorite is the next song How Many More Times. Look forward each night to see what your selections are.

[@ursgeiser6570]

The Royal Albert Hall 1970/Jimmy's Birthday Bash is one of the well-preserved concert videos in terms of sound, where LZ play a 6' version of this song, as well as the faster, fantastic blues rock Bring It Home on Me (new for you) and other older brilliant songs. Great, keep up going!!!

[@michaelraynor6927]

A FANTASTIC BLUES BAND WAITING FOR YOU TO DISCOVER IS THE ORIGINAL" FLEETWOOD MAC "FROM THE LATE 60S. OH" WELL" "AND MAN OF THE WORLD " ARE JUST 2 FANTASTIC SONGS THEY DID

[@davidbacker1843]

Fantastic... Next up the ultimate blues song. Since I Been Loving You from Led Zeppelin III

[@malcshone4409]

“ How Many More Times”!!! Please!!

[@paulkane7771]

My FAVORITE Led Zeppelin song is the next one that I'm going to hear!

[@josephpisano6040]

The mighty Led Zeppelin!

[@xwfhomevideo]

One of my favorite songs

[@bigbow62]

The original by Willie Dixon is just a beautiful blues tune ✌️🙂

[@RudyRivera-t3l]

His live version is priceless.

[@chuckd2845]

And to think they were only in their very early twenties and making music like this.

[@peteralbert1485]

The days of my youth spent playing this album front to back, beginning to end, are really showing up and making me wanna cry Don't cut it off here! The next song up is "How Many More Times!!"

[@georgeperkins4171]

Led zep is the peak of rock evolution.

[@thomassharmer7127]

The whole of their first album is a filled with gems.

[@pamelawertz498]

What Is And What Should Never Be on Led Zeppelin 2 is another one that will blow you away.

[@shawnkautzman4879]

Jay and Amber that was fire.

[@ugaais]

Led Zep 1 Boston first and Van Halen 1 and Guns and Roses Appetite may be the best 4 debut albums in rock history