Songwriter Reacts to Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You (SOULFUL!)

[@michaelwalker8707]

Omg! Warriors! Yes! You are definitely a generational catch up.

[@mikecalderon5251]

They will always be the greatest band on earth to me...

[@davidmckenzie420]

Page's best solo (IMHO).

[@juliemanarin4127]

Dine in one take!

[@brent4209]

Jimmy Paige is one of the greatest studio magicians of all time! Entire albums recorded and arranged in months , sometimes weeks! GENIUS

[@philipsavickas4860]

Led Zeppelin 1 was recorded in 15 hours took 14 hours to mix 30 hours total in studio

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Geeeeesh!!

[@sarahdaw6648]

Led Zeppelin will always get me to subcribe.....

[@777edmatt]

Some day try Watching the 1973 live concert in MSG, FANTASTIC concert!

[@jamiegriffin9866]

One of my favorites!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🔥🔥🔥🎶🎶

[@roadkill7314]

Not just rock in the 70's. You had great R&B, pop, soul, funk, soft rock, folk, and disco. All great in the 70's; greatest decade of music in the history of mankind.

[@juliemanarin4127]

They are pure magic! Watch this live from MSG in 1973!!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Coming soon 🙏🙏🎶🎶

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

I was looking for this comment, because the Live from MSG in '73 is TRANSCENDENT. Definitely a must!!! (The entire set is a must, if one is jumping down the Led Zep rabbit hole, in my opinion. Stairway from that set is EVERYTHING. )

[@christyzeeaquarianated2600]

@@NAIATHEDRAGON probably just roll through the entire MSG '73 set from start to finish, my guy. Trust us Zep heads on this one - listening to it feels like coming home, whilst finding true freedom, all at the same time.

[@rudejude1000]

Led Zeppelin Tea For One, is probably their best blues song imo

[@kerryknight228]

Watch this live from MSG, they take it to another level. Great song!

[@davidreilly8888]

My all time favorite guitar solo. Overflows with emotion.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

I get the Hathaway reference. This song is blues with a glint of edge. Jimmy Page was a sought-after session musician (so was bassist John Paul Jones) and during his time doing that, he learned production techniques, musical arrangements, etc. so when it came time to produce his own albums, he knew how to get the sounds he wanted, where to place the mics, etc. and said, (paraphrasing) not only did he learn what *to* do, he also learned what *not* to do. This song is full of youthful heartbreak. If you listen closely, not too long into the start of the song, you can hear John Bonham's drum pedal squeak. Often times, Jimmy would leave "mistakes" in on purpose for the listener to catch because he wanted people to feel as if they were there in studio while it was recorded, but this wasn't one of those. Instead of a regular bass, John Paul Jones played the bass pedals of the Hammond organ he played on this song and that outstanding guitar solo was done in one take. Let me also say, I really appreciate that you don't pause during the music; it's a very nice, respectful touch.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

The mistakes being left on is as genuine and real as it gets. These guys were the real deal! They loved 🎶

[@PhilPastor]

This might be my favorite LZ tune of all time... Just an awesome studio performance, and the live performances are even better. Soulful vocals, great guitar and the rhythm section is exquisite (as usual).

[@bobbyn.9773]

Jimmy Pages guitar solo still gives me chills when I listen to it and he did it in the studio in one take, he the best guitarist ever in my opinion, and btw he produced and mastered every single Led Zeppelin album...if you want to hear LZ do a soulful Motown sound song please listen to Baby Come on Home from their Coda album and you will be shocked these are 4 white guys from England

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

One take is insane 🔥🔥

[@Scoobydcs]

@@NAIATHEDRAGON yup 1st go in 1 take, he picked the. Guitar up, plugged into an amp he'd never seen, DIDNT EVEN ADJUST IT and did THIS!!!! The engineer who recorded it rates it as the best solo he ever heard in his life

[@bobbyn.9773]

@@Scoobydcs exactly!

[@leddygee1896]

Color has nothing to do with it. Either good or it's not, and this is quite possibly the greatest blues rock song ever produced...

[@jeffhaney841]

Think you'ld also love their "In MY Time of Dying" live at MSG.

[@shaykosovac8722]

Earls court 75

[@tektoniks_architects]

That's the one.

[@nitepeople76]

Now thats a wild ride!

[@_emh]

"I open my front door, hear my back door slam... ya know I must have one of them new fangled back doors, man." Right there is an expression of both the sadness and frustration of a man working "from 7 to 11 every night" while his girl is cheating on him. That line hits hard and Plant delivered it like a ton of bricks landing on your chest. I've been listening to Led Zepp since I was a teenager and Since I've Been Lovin' You is one of my all time favorite songs -- it's one that has layers that you enjoy more with age. Just found your channel, friend, and I'll be stayin' a while!

[@boki1693]

Would you believe this wasn't even a hit for them? Pretty much a hidden gem until KZbin came along that only big Zeppelin fans knew. This is another song that is a must to do live. LOL. "Warriors, come out to play......ay." I am from Long Island and was a teenager in the 70's so you know I saw that. One of those movies that it was so bad it was good. I do believe I saw it in the same theater just before or just after I saw Star Wars for the first time. Lets just say the lines for one of the movies was much much much longer. Multiplex's were just starting to become a thing but my multiplex I meant maybe 3 screens. My much older (18 years) brother was in the music business ( Atlantic and Arista records) most of his life and spent plenty of time in the recording studio on both sides of the glass. He has worked with MANY famous musicians. Def Leopard, Aretha Franklin, Taylor Dane, Mariah Carey ( Both Long Island girls) to name a few. He met a very young Steven Tyler (Tallarico) of Aerosmith before he was in Aerosmith and remembers him sitting next to him and being annoying and asking a ton of questions on how things were done. He is from Yonkers not Boston as most think. When they recorded back then they usually didn't record the entire band all at once. They may do the drums one day, the singing another, guitars the next and so on and so on. Then the Engineer would mix all of it together. The genius of Jimmy Page was he was the Engineer on most Zeppelin tracks.

[@jeffhaney841]

Love what you're doing man. Do yourself a favor and check out this song live at Madison Square Garden. The intro, hell, the whole thing was over the top.

[@lookmanohands1966]

Zeppelin is best experienced front to back in order so I' m glad you're going to listen the the whole albums.

[@ginnydominguez5493]

Thank you. My favorite never get tired of this one.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dmgallibond469]

Great reaction! It's so interesting you talked about touring a recording studio. Jimmy Page was a session musician in his teens before Led Zeppelin started. That meant he would go to the studio and be asked to sit in and fill in on recording sessions for various bands. He was hired by the studio and worked as one of many session guitarists. He has said in many interviews that often he never knew which bands were recording on any particular day, and he was expected to be something of a chameleon and be able to play many different styles depending on whether the band was a rock, country, blues, or other kind of band. He also said he learned a lot of how to set up to record live instruments and, importantly, what NOT to do (by witnessing and hearing the mistakes that many producers and engineers made when trying to record various instruments). He also has said that when he would hear new and innovative sounds on records, he would often talk to engineers and producers in the studio and ask how those sounds were recorded. All of that knowledge helped him once Led Zeppelin started making music so that he was able to understand not only how to play the music he wanted to create, but how to record it so he could get the sounds that he wanted on the album. It's also funny that you talked about "mistakes" that turn into magic, and this song features a great example of that. If you listen very closely in some of the quieter moments, there's a little rhythmic mechanical squeak that you can hear. That is the squeak of John Bonham's bass drum pedal. The microphones on the drum kit picked up and recorded that noise. I'm sure that was something they never intended to record or something they didn't realize would make it to the tape, but it adds a kind of ambiance that makes you feel like you are literally in the room with the band when they are playing the song.

[@doriwiljt]

The music we listened to as young teens. Brings me back to driving around town smoking doobs and finding where the next party or get together was. The first 3 zep albums, CSN&Y Deja Vu, Stones Sticky Fingers, so many more. Music of the 60s-70s was the best

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Reminds me of an 80s film lol. What town ya from?

[@doriwiljt]

@@NAIATHEDRAGONthis was what teens did in any town in the early to mid 1970s.

[@madmann5040]

When I was six I saved up my allowance and bought led zeppelin three 197 (something),with a little help from my older brothers.Srtill have it beat up and scratched but still my most prized possession!😅🇨🇦

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

6 year old genuis!!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Nowadays the 6 year olds just go on tiktok lol

[@nancypilcher5948]

One of their best bluesy song also I’m gonna crawl is another good one and even better

[@brianpercival1829]

Loving the 70s. What hit me in the face like a brick was Robert Plant's vocals. Then there was Freddy Mercury's 4 octave range. Also 4 octave range of Steve Perry, with Neal Schon on Guitar. Journey platinum after platinum became USA first arena band and all arena concerts a sellout. Songs Open Arms, Don't Stop Believing, Wheel In The Sky, Faithfully. So many more songs they did made them one of the best rock bands of all time.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

The 70s was full of originators.

[@briancotter2666]

FYI.... Led Zeppelin from England had Album III recorded in Nashville, TN. Would explain the Soul Sound coming out from their already Blues Style of Music.

[@Desiree.N.M]

Now this bad boy right here though YESSS‼️🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼one of my all time favorite Led songs‼️💯🫶🏼😌

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Soo many fire songs to catch up to!

[@caramoretti1774]

you need to watch the lie version from Madison Sq Garden

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Coming soon 🤜🤛

[@tektoniks_architects]

You've read all the comments....this is a landmark track for this band. Recorded "live" in the studio in one take. To imagine Jimmy Page improvising the guitar solo for this song in a single take is almost incomprehensible. Pure genius.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Oh for sure dude for sure I was born in 1956 so I know all about the 60s 70s and '80s worked with a lot of bands so a lot of bands those were the days my friend

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Beyond grateful for you to be here seriously !

[@rogercaruso9337]

This is the blues baby the blues yeah let's go

[@johannadavis7594]

Zeppelin makes a rush hour stuck in traffic drive so much easier.

[@jackh1672]

Just found ya , and glad to see you listen to the song in its entirety, as we did. Saw Zepp live in Boston Garden 1971ans had a bitchin side view of stage promoting their 2nd album.. Young, Raw and a Killer Show! Page played his guitar at times using a violin bow behind his back, shredded all night! If time, check out Page with the Yardbirds Live from the 60s. Blues Sounding! Brits shared music through record shops, Night Clubs, recording studios etc Blues from the States is what the Artist gravitated to and built their craft from... Emulating The Great American Blues Artists. Just saying.

[@peggyp5844]

Love your insight! Zep is the epitome of 70s classic Rock and Roll! Mixed with blues/jazz/r&b.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🐐 🔥

[@cayminlast]

I have to say, watching you react to music from my youth makes me kind of emotional in a way, because music was different 40, 50 years ago and still has huge effect on people hearing it for the very first time. Thank you.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

I was just having a big conversation about this topic with someone! Much love!

[@anitapaulus937]

I get your Hathaway comparison. This is straight blues. So good! Being off and creating something new happened when they were recording 4 Sticks, and quickly wrote Rock and Roll.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Crazy!! That's Amazing 👏

[@rogercaruso9337]

This is a fantastic guitar so I think you're going to like it

[@36karpatoruski]

70’s (and 80’s), absolutely - but for creativity, you MUST include the 60’s where it all took off!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

What're some great 60s bands?

[@36karpatoruski]

@@NAIATHEDRAGON. Where to begin? How about the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Creedence Clearwater, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, Steppenwolf, Mamas and Papas, Simon and Garfunkle, Animals, Moody Blues, Sly and the Family Stone, Aretha Franklin - just for starters!

[@starfire6122]

Now I'm subscribing!..you just played my favorite Zepplin song ..glad you picked the recorded version💞✌️

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Much appreciation!

[@rogercaruso9337]

What a freaking voice this is why they're my favorite

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🔥🔥🔥

[@robertasirgutz8800]

I'm so impressed by your interest in the best band ever.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

I'm loving it!

[@philosopher0076]

Hey Brother, I subscribed a few days ago and keep going on the journey of listening to REAL music. As others have told you, insofar as Zeppelin goes, the studio stuff is gold...GOLD, and necessary listening. But, Zeppelin LIVE in concert was a free expression ride with constantly evolving songs night to night, show to show, due to improvisation, their always dynamic creative ideas and working off of each other sonically in the moment. They had the superior musicianship, talent, musical chops to do so. So with that said, and as a musician all my life...I will advise you ( again, as other's here have ) to listen to the LIVE version of " Since I've Been Loving You " from their 1973 New York City Madison Square Garden concert immortalized in the Zeppelin concert movie, " The Song Remains the Same ". HOWEVER!!!....You've got to listen/watch the correct and ACTUAL/ GOOD version of that LIVE song. There are TWO edits. The ORIGINAL, and some spliced together one with pieces from two different concerts at MSG. You must watch/listen to the ORIGINAL one. The WRONG one that loses the vibe do to wacky sound cuts from two shows spliced into one...is the one that is on the official LED ZEPPELIN channel on KZbin and is titled, the " OFFICIAL " Video. That's bullshit because it ISN'T. The correct, true complete song recording from ONE show from beginning of the song to the end, is the one directly from context from the concert film, " The Song Remains The Same." THAT is the awesome version that is original and with no sound edits. And it is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5irnZV-qcmJgrc On top of being the true complete LIVE recording, it is also in HD...an added plus. So DEFINITELY listen to THAT link for the song, not the, " OFFICIAL " one. Keep forward man. You've entered a whole new musical world. Keep on the journey forever.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Thank you man! I'm taking your advice to the bank! 🤜🤛

[@burnttoasteditorial1552]

You are very thoughtful and doing a grand job. Keep it up!

[@annapi1512]

Felice di ascoltare gli Zep insieme a chiunque li apprezza. Saluti dall'Italia👍🏼

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🇮🇹 🔥🤜🤛

[@Scoobydcs]

8:24 is my favourite vocal note by anybody EVER!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Epic!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@VIDSTORAGE]

LedZep 3 deluxe version is great as well as the others that are out ..Get a copy while you can

[@brendawoodson3230]

You gotta hear it live in New York at MSG

[@darrencooke4207]

You may have heard at the beginning that you can hear John Bonham's drum pedal squeaking. They made fun of him for it but left it in the song anyway.

[@oliver6749]

Had to subscribe, love your vid's and doing a lot of Zepp

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🤜🤛

[@777edmatt]

You have to remember the 70s and 80s were big disco days also! Some really great dance songs back then!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Sounds like alot more fun!!

[@MrThumbs63]

@@NAIATHEDRAGON it was!!

[@fahqfassebookman5157]

that snare.... the left hand of john bonham my god

[@debbiemccain5850]

WATCH THIS LIVE FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1973...AMAZING!!🎶🎸🎵

[@oliverkalamata2753]

I see you got the 90s MTV camera angle going. 😏

[@anonw3829]

If you like movie oldies, (Warriors is not old for me, LOL) try to find Captains Courageous. Spencer Tracy is phenomenal and it's a great story!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Let me screenshot this to remember! Thank you!

[@holysmokes5817]

Reverend! 🍄🌲🍄✨💥🌈

[@paulyoung6040]

Back in the day,all rock music was considered demonic in it's nature,it's good to immerse yourself in things that you are not exposed to previously and make up your own mind

[@freddymo3339]

AS WITHIN SO WITHOUT

[@Bluewizard7131]

The guitar part was recorded in one take. The live version is even better!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

One take and boom! Forever a classic.

[@jeffkocik8345]

The second part of your statement is absolutely absurd.

[@rogercaruso9337]

I can't think of the song but it's by Metallica they have a video out with her in the studio can't think of the song I have to get back to you on that one

[@supriyadiadi8148]

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[@lizd85018]

You can try and try but the meaning is in the title

[@babymoon56]

It d elites me to see young people getting back to real music, when I say “real” I mean real instruments played without auto tune or a drum machine on tape. You seem like a very intelligent young man, back in the ladder part of the 60’s very young Englishman were studying the greats. Muddy Waters, How’len Wolf, and Robert Johnson. Almost all of the bands coming out of England were rooted in the blues, mix that with Little Richard and James Brown and you have modern rock.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

That's the type of insight I really love. I'm happy to hear genuine music without the extra stuff. Nowadays it's just too much unauthenticity back to back. Always a new artist sounding the same. It feels like fast food. I'm a student in class when I play these songs.

[@supriyadiadi8148]

Next REACT VOB -SCHOOL REVOLUTION -MV. VOB BAND ROCK 3 HIJABERS from 🇮🇩👍 AMAZING SUPER TALENTED 🤟🤟🤟

[@rogercaruso9337]

Yo bro do I need to say anymore really