LOVE IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Led Zeppelin - Hey Hey What Can I Do REACTION

[@JayeK47]

That musical turnaround in the verse sections is just WOW. Gives it that down home feelin'. This song is a pure jam track and the recording sounds almost live.

[@trjbrew]

This used to be one of the hardest songs to find. It was originally released as a B side. Pretty much only radio stations had it. I eventually got a DJ to make a tape of it for me in 1985. I felt like I won the lottery!

[@martyjones8016]

I had this single(45)...I want to say it was on the b side of Immigrant song but I may be wrong

[@2zxodcfm]

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[@laurabryfogle7516]

@@martyjones8016 I wanna say on the other side of ' no quarter ' ? I could be wrong, only feel like that was in a jukebox, at one of my fav bars, long ago!

[@uniquemum73]

​@@martyjones8016You are correct 👍

[@martyjones8016]

@@laurabryfogle7516 haha Im noy sure how we both missed this, since theyre holding up the photo of immigrant song and hey what can I do right in front of us....hahaha how did I miss that?

[@allenlocke1935]

This is why you gotta do "Battle Of Evermore" from Zep's untiteled fourth album haunting mandolin and Plant and Sandra Denny making magic on the vocals. It is a classic among life long Zep fans! Even Heart covered it under the alias The Love Mongers I believe, and as Heart too.

[@krisdoggett483]

BATTLE OF EVERMORE!!🔥🔥🔥

[@theinkspot67]

Oh yes, if you love Zep & the mandolin please check out "Battle Of Evermore".

[@keymack2477]

I couldn't agree more! Especially the Wilson sisters of Heart just kill this one and show how versatile each is as a singer and musician!!

[@TheScaramongus]

Yes, they should react to the Battle of Evermore. Halloween is coming soon.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Jimmy actually played mandolin on that one!

[@charlessarver8350]

"Because I got a worried mind sharing what I thought was mine" Absolute killer line in a song!

[@bluesdog645]

The bassist, John Paul Jones, played Mandolin, along with keyboards. He is an extremely talented multi-instrumentalist.

[@tonygreene3941]

He is an orchestra

[@BlackHatCinephile]

And Robs forgot to acknowledge him, after acknowledging the other 3.

[@tonyterryjohnson8603]

JPJ played Mandolin on Going to California. I love hearing that beautiful sound played so brilliantly. That is an insufficiently appreciated song

[@MaxPower-kb4ke]

JPJ was easily the most underrated member of Led Zeppelin! His bass work on "The Lemon Song" is absolutely insane!

[@jco207]

He also did most of the arrangements. He was their secret weapon, nice to see him getting some attention.

[@PriestessOfNothing]

This is one of those oddball songs that wasn't on an album but is totally amazing. That and "Travelling Riverside Blues".

[@robertharper5087]

Traveling Riverside Blues seems to get overlooked, but what a great song. That slide guitar just hits so good!

[@Chris.Davis.2]

Oops, I didn't scroll, I just said the same thing. It has since been on a few compilation albums.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yeah I think they eventually put it on Coda?

[@JSprack]

totally agree with travelling riverside blues!

[@ukesrule58]

WASN'T EVEN ON AN ALBUM.......!! This was from the Zep 3 period

[@brentcox7772]

Can’t go wrong with Led Zeppelin!!🤘🔥

[@joanlajara3939]

One of my favorites!! John Paul Jones on mandolin! Drums, acoustic Jimmy Page, and Robert’s voice! Awesome stuff! They don’t have a bad song! Love it!❤

[@juliemanarin4127]

Bass/keyboards

[@joanlajara3939]

@@juliemanarin4127 I meant to say John Bonham on drums but didn’t make it in there! Lol

[@ninRAIDER]

This just might be my favorite Zeppelin song. Definitely top 5 for sure.

[@GTLyons]

The Mighty Led Zeppelin is always a great choice.... thumbs up guys!

[@jackgilchrist]

One of my favorite Led Zep songs Lots of their songs have mandolin. Battle of Evermore has mando all the way through. John Paul Jones is a musical genius who can play practically anything.

[@redpine8665]

Yes, this song has mandolin right from the top. Gallows Pole heavily features mandolin, and of course Battle of Evermore.

[@chrisolivo6591]

One of their most underrated songs.

[@1coolbreeze]

I'm here in a little drinking village that has a fishing problem, watching Idalia churning the waters. Great tune to do it !

[@andymageen5308]

Stay dry friend ✌️

[@matthewneufeld8854]

Awesome one of my top most favorite songs from led zeppelin.

[@KathrynBrightbill-cm8cy]

This is my favorite LZ song. Truly. So good.

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

First time I actually got a copy of this song was on the Led Zeppelin Box Set for Christmas back in 1990....

[@kevinmaniscarco469]

My favorite Zeppelin song.....I pulled over on the freeway just to listen to it the first time I heard it on the radio at work in a dump truck didn't even know the name searched for 3 years for a copy I think it was a b side never released in the U.S. or something real hard to find I finally snagged it in a four disc commerative set at like Sam's club or bjs the only other song that hit me that hard was Heartache Tonight by the Eagles

[@johncowan3729]

You two are always refreshing and always make me smile! Love your enthusiasm of and while listening to our old timer tunes. Thank you so much! you're keeping a lot of us young

[@alansanders4733]

Love how those cymbals sizzle!! 🥰

[@lesliesmithjr9354]

Desert skies Marshall Tucker band.... absolute masterpiece. Every instrument in it gets their own solo.

[@christopherseller653]

Fantastic song. Found it on an imported single as the B side in the late 70s and played it several times on Campus Radio Hatfield (Hatfield Poly in England). Still have the single!

[@waltw4537]

Hang in there, guys. Let it rock! And there you have it! Glad you dug it. Thank you.

[@alanneel1369]

Led Zeppelin - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp (Live at Earls Court 1975) is such a great tune

[@Dr_Bombay]

funny to see y'all blown away by the use of the mandolin, when the entire Zeppelin III album has a lot of it, and they used it a lot on other albums, too. I never saw them live, but i've heard plenty of bootlegs, and their shows always seemed to have an acoustic portion to give them a bit of a break. always so good.

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Have this 45 rpm in my juke box and it sounds great ! very special feeling

[@craigholt9571]

Yep, jammed on it back in the day. Love to see young peoples experince

[@dennispeters9626]

Love you guys, Your reactions are always so real and spontaneous. Keep up the good work.

[@BruceChisholm-ck4bp]

One of my favorites!

[@freedomlost08]

Two words.. one song...Gallows Pole. If you haven't checked that out, you need to.

[@lenaberber9545]

❤One of my all time favorite from them❤

[@payleighsteele1540]

Page often played the mandolin. This is one of my fave Zep songs :)

[@shaykosovac8722]

Battle of Evermore is another great acoustic with flare from Robert.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

This one is a gem, thank you!

[@jtsector]

If you like that acoustic style Zeppelin, then your next Zeppelin song will be “Your Time Is Gonna Come”. One of my personal faves.

[@sergiodavila5269]

Classic ZEP 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@barbaracollins385]

This was right on time. Sitting here on hurricane watch and warnings, Hey, Hey, what can I Do, is dead on the money. Thanks for this !

[@RobSquadReactions]

Stay safe!

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

Led Zeppelin IV has two acoustic-only somgs: THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE, with Jimmy Page on mandolin amd John Paul Jones on acoustic guitar, and GOING TO CALIFORNIA, with Page on acoustic guitar and Jones on mandolin. THE BATTLE OF EVERMORE is the best mandolin song in rock history, and leads into STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN on the album.

[@HabsAndHeavyMetal]

I was introduced to real music at the ripe old age of 9. First KISS, then Black Sabbath and then The Mighty Zep. I will forever owe my stoner neighbor for loaning me his tunes.

[@GratefulZen]

Pure joy!

[@grumpyoldman8524]

Been watching some of your reactions to Led Zep and you young lady you not only appear to feel the music, you also seem to understand it very well. So, you like the head spacy or the trippy sound? Have a listen to their best song ever produced, the studio version of `No Quarter'. Feel free to tie his hands/gag him, so you can just experience the whole song - the most hauntingly, beautiful, hypnotic ballad you will ever hear, nowhere else.

[@rowenatulley852]

You can't go wrong with Led Zeppelin . . .

[@MrDoneboy]

This was the B side to "The Immigrant Song", and became a radio hit later in the 70's.

[@pastorofmuppets13]

I feel you on the rough week thing!! Just happy you are here now!

[@alpetrocelli4465]

This is one of my favorite LZ songs, and you had to by the single (45 rpm) to hear it. ✌️❤️🎶

[@williamflinchum-qo6ch]

I saw them in 75/ on the Physical Graffiti tour/ Those We're the day,s/ Rock and Roll and Soul Train yeah! I'm 64 now and still jamming. I love your channel, and Jamel,s channel too. Ya,ll some good folk,s!

[@IsraelBenitez-ev7mj]

Going to California is no drums...Robert Plant singing, Jimmy Page rhythm guitar, John Paul Jones mandolin and it's BEAUTIFUL

[@notthesmartestguyintheroom3753]

AMBER!!!!! Gurl you are ROCKIN those new dreds!! ❤❤❤!!!!!!!! You are so beautiful, inside and out! Jay you still holdin your own tho!! I❤this channel

[@juliemanarin4127]

As always...the whole band was fabulous here...JPJ played several instruments on here! I'm so happy to share his birthday! 🙂

[@gosccc]

This is my favourite Zep track

[@SwampmasterZ]

The song that got me interested in Zeppelin

[@robertbagley9199]

'Going to California' and 'Battle of evermore' would be great next

[@dianegoldeneye7207]

This song slaps hard.

[@Jimi-DV]

You two need to listen to some more Led Zep III, plenty of Acoustic Instruments floating about the place. I recommend "Tangerine", "That's the Way", "Gallows Pole", and I think you know the undefeated "Since I've Been Loving You".

[@ninajaiherm4315]

1977 i was a receptionist for a hotel Jimmy Page bought me a rum and coke and spoke to me for a while I did not recognise him. Until someone said who he was. We were hosting a A&M record conference at the time.

[@mr.zeppelin9384]

Best band ever led zeppelin

[@gtrgar4561]

The members of Led Zeppelin were influenced the a variety of genres of music - Delta / Chicago Blues, Celtic, Bluegrass Folk and Classical. Some things they put their rock spin to them. Other acoustic songs on Led Zeppelin III are Tangerine, That's the Way and Hat's off To (Roy Harper). The music critics panned that album because that album had so many acoustic songs. The best thing about LZ was they had almost total artistic control over their recordings. They were the epitome of Album oriented music. Acoustic guitar parts appeared on most of their albums, either as the primary instrument or as a backing instrument to the electric parts. BTW - Joe Walsh (James Gang, Eagles, solo) sold Jimmy Page the Gibson Les Paul that became Jimmy's number one stage guitar and used on recordings as needed. 🎸😎

[@alanlucio3442]

Zeppelin ❤

[@paulraymond-bf8db]

Good song good reaction

[@luclue9606]

"you dont want to miss a single note from this band." Truer words have never been spoken lol.

[@d-2793]

Great song reaction!! hey hey what can i do

[@louisb5563]

Yes, TRUE!!! No Ms. Amber...you DON'T want to miss a single note! YOU GET IT!!!🤘🏻😎

[@11shellnutt11]

you should listen to Robert Plant and Alison Krause. Such a weird mix but awesome. Fortune Teller and Nothing and The Letter are just a few of my favorites. I seen them in concert and it was awesome. I also seen Page Plant on tour...phenomenal! Wish I could have seen Zeppelin live!

[@jimmyramone7396]

❤ Let's go! ❤

[@garytom1935]

Awesome band, Song Remain s The Same, good movie 🍿🎥🤘😎🤘

[@EricKing]

Jay, you want some whiskey drinkin' blues, quintessential Led Zeppelin, you gotta listen to "I Can't Quit You Baby" from their first album. Hits hard.

[@AndICanTalk2]

I feel like when you have a band of musicians so great and powerful as Zep, you needed someone as powerful as Plant to rise above that amazing din, and deliver such amazing soul. Love this band. Love the reaction. So great.

[@brianhancock4865]

If you like this acoustical sound - you should listen to “That’s the Way” off of Zep 3. Jimmy plays a 12 string and Plant’s voice is amazing as always.

[@RobertRichmond-xu2wf]

Peace and love my friends

[@williammay1671]

Check out "Since I've Been Loving You" live 1973. Blues Zeppelin style.

[@dansavoie5087]

Again, one of the great "Classic Rock Bands" of all time. First time I heard this song was just after realizing a girl I like very much just didn't have the same interests as myself. This is easily my favorite Led Zeppelin song. I saw them in concert July 21, 1973. at Providence Civic Center. I had turned 15 two months prior. John Bonham played solo for about 10 or 15 mins during intermission. It was 2nd loudest concert I had ever been to at that time. The loudest was Jimi Hendrix at Rhode Island Auditorium, May 17, 1969, I just turned 11. How we got the tickets is a long story. My friend got them. We were late. We arrived just as Jimi Hendrix came on stage. It was dark and it was first time we smelled weed. A lot of the old white guys were giving us a hard time but not the African Americans. It was incredibly loud. After two songs we left. We were scared. The Rhode Islan Auditorium was such an old brick build we could hear Jimi just fine outside the building across the street at my friends house. Steely Dan - Peg, Babylon Sisters, Black Cow, Home at Last, Pretzel Logic, Aja.

[@kuraban1]

Oh yeah. Good choice. Gotta be prepared for any instrument coming up in a Led Zep track. While you've got the standards, JPJ is just an amazing musician who can play just about anything.

[@robertcrawford1791]

Before it was released widely I had this on a 45 as a b-side. It was immediately one of my favorite zep songs. Fantastic stuff!

[@Ledhed-yt5cv]

If you want more mandolin, The Battle of Evermore is a must listen

[@minxiv7]

One of my favourite Zeppelin tunes ❤

[@nevik6671]

If you haven’t head “Since I’ve been loving you” you gotta check that out! Then Phish “Divided Sky”! If you want more mandolin checkout “Battle Of Evermore”

[@stephenpatterson8031]

This is sooo f ing awesome✊️

[@VXMassive]

Studio version of Stairway to Heaven needs to be your next Led reaction

[@acb9231]

Fantastic song, fantastic band! Huge LedHead here! Been one since they started! This song could only be found in America on the B-side of "Immigrant Song" and in England on an Atlantic Records record sampler. It's scarcity added to its appeal and helped keep the song on classic rock playlists for many years. 🤘🎸

[@Murph_.]

Robert Plant is a story teller, and his voice adds so much to the story. Add Page and Bonham and the story becomes an amazing song.

[@jalkabre5904]

If you like the mandolin, check out this Led Zeppelin song ..."The Battle Of Evermore"

[@josephcarreiro]

John Paul Jones on the mandolin. There are 2 great songs featuring his mandolin Goin to California and The Battle of Evermore

[@Brandi6666]

Such a brass balls situational song🤘❤️

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

Yes! 🤘

[@mrichards6795]

Nice reaction!. I would say that "The Battle of Evermore" is the Led Zeppelin song with the most mandolin. In fact, it's only mandolin. I would recommend giving that song a listen; I enjoy it very much.

[@philvallee645]

Thank you for checking this one out, it's long been a favorite of mine. Honestly it is VERY hard to find a bad Zeppelin track and the deeper you go the better it gets. Please keep exploring - lots more gems to discover. In My time of Dying; Going to California; Misty Mountain Hop; Houses of the Holy; just for starters and I'll say it again but see what you can do about listening to the Madison Square Gardens version of Dazed and Confused. Pretty sure Jimmy was possessed that night.

[@Gekokujo76]

This is my favorite Led Zeppelin song. It went from being rare to being played on classic rock radio regularly. Hootie and the Blowfish do a cover of this track....and it's much MUCH better than you would probably think.

[@targetshootr]

During their 2 or 3 hour shows they would take a seat and play some tunes like this. And then they went back to blowing your hair back. Check out Bron-Y-Aur Stomp sometime.

[@robtoft6988]

You guys want to hear some unique rocking Zeppelin check out “Bron Yar stomp”

[@michaelvallejo8148]

This was the 'b' side to The Immigrant Song. What a single!

[@diptastik5651]

This was originally just a one off recording for an LP called The New Age of Atlantic, released in 1972. It included various artists from the Atlantic label. If you ever get a chance to listen to the whole LP it is really good .

[@mikeeckel2807]

"Hey, hey...." is the B-side of the "Immigrant Song" single.

[@cameronmassey7544]

If you guys want a serious treat Listen to "Traveling Riverside Blues" by Zeppelin and thank me later. will be right up your ally

[@drewhall6602]

Gallows Pole also gives you the banjo and mandolin

[@SLOPPEWALL]

John Paul Jones the Swiss Army knife of Led Zeppelin.

[@lewistwine7589]

Maybe the most talented rock band ever. Plant, Page, Jones, Bonham…now that is a Fab Four.

[@uksuef7218]

regarding the mandolin both jpj and jimmy page can play it. It was used on going to california which i know you guys already did. i agree about battle of evermore, butit was also used to great effect on Thats the way. if you watch the live version from earlscourt 1975 they sit at the front of the stage for what they used to call the acoustic set and you can see jpj on mandolin jimmy page on acoustic guitar with a beautiful vocal by rp . more led zeppelin please .

[@michaelwilkinson3296]

HI Guys , Both Jimmy Page & John Paul Jones played the Mandolin . Have you not heard the song The Battle of Evermore for the untitled forth album ???? Kind Regards

[@pacoy5319]

Hey, Jay...check out some more recent love performances...Jon Bonham's son on drums, Plant and Page STILL nail it. Close your eyes and it's spot on as the 70's!

[@belindaportwood128]

Should react to "You Shook Me"...one of their best!

[@Chris.Davis.2]

Fun Fact; Hey, hey what can I do was not originally ever on an album, it was released as a b-side with Immigration song.