Drummer reacts to "How Many More Times" (Live) by Led Zeppelin
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Plant and Bonham were 20 years old in this clip. Incredible
Can you believe Page wanted to call his new band "The New Yardbyrds", 'till Keith Moon at a party told him, "That'll go over like a lead zeppelin!"
They used the name The New Yardbirds to fulfill a contract and made a tour. Keith Moon told them they where going to go down like a led balloon - hence the new name.
Keith Moon threw out that name as a possible band name when Jimmy Page, Moon and I believe Entwhistle ( bassist for The Who) were jamming one day. This was before The Yardbirds broke up. Moon thought the band would go over like a lead ballon….in other words, it would flop. Jimmy asked if he could use the name, and Moon said sure. So when Jimmy formed The New Yardbirds (to fulfill contract obligations for several concerts in Scandinavia) he had in mind to change the name as soon as possible to Led Zeppelin. He thought it was a great name for a band that he wanted to be heavy, yet light……
I'm pretty sure they were gonna be called "the whoopie cushions" at one point too 😊
Moon said lead balloon...
Some of my favorite Led Zep songs are from their first album. It was a killer introduction to the band.
Those poor kids sitting there, weren’t allowed to make any noise, imagine how hard that was. I’m not sure how early in (1969) this was, I could have been right after their debut album came out in January. They toured for a few gigs that Page had to do as the last remaining Yardbird, the were The New Yardbirds. Their first practice together was on August 19, 1968, they did those gigs & recorded their first album in October. Not sure if you know, they recorded it & Page produced mixed & edited it, all in a few days of a total 36 hours. They played a couple more songs at this radio show, yes it’s cool to see how it really started. Thank you for your reaction.
To think that they were all in their early to mid twenties makes it all the more remarkable. Four natural talents working together. Love Zeppelin!!!
Robert Plant was 20, and John Bonham was 21 at the time. Amazing.
The early Led Zeppelin is the best in my opinion. They were new, and hungry to get noticed. They were so raw and gritty when they recorded the first two albums in 1969. One of my favorites of the Led Zeppelin music catalogue.
I graduated HS in 1970. No one I ever saw had hair like that. Not allowed at school. You could not get Led Zeppelin on the radio unless you listened to a distant FM station playing "underground" rock.
What State was that? Sure wasn’t like that here in California 🤷🏻♂️
That was in Western Pennsylvania
Hell, it's still like that here in east TN lol
I too was in the class of 70 and had a similar experience. You could only get the distant FM station at night. I did however attend their first concert ever in America. It was in Denver in December of 68. They were the warmup act behind Spirit and Vanilla Fudge.
Led Zeppelin played the Texas International Pop Festival in Lewisville, north of Fort Worth and Dallas in August 1969. People who lived there told stories of polite hippies mowing their yards for free, giving them flowers, and singing to their children…. and smoking pot and skinny dipping in Lake Lewisville.
This is why Led Zeppelin is considered one of the best bands of all times!
the key to zeppelin is that all 4 were equals, they each stood out in different ways on different tracks
This was filmed at the Danmark Studios, Denmark. Just a few months after they had formed the band. Robert and Bonzo are 20, JPJ is 23, and Jimmy is 25. So young, raw, hungry, and already awesome. The first time they were filmed. To hear, Let me introduce Led Zeppelin…. Wow. I’ve been a fan since 1969. Still listen to them every day. Please play more Led Zeppelin. I’ll check your playlist to see what you’ve reacted to so far. New subscriber for the LZ. Best 4 individual musicians, together they were magic. Best ever!
Jimmy 25 He was born January 9th 1944 and this is March 1969
Jimmy was 25 he was born Jan. 9th 1944 and this was March 1969
@@stevenseul361 you are correct. Both Jimmy and JPJ have January birthdays. I have corrected the information.
they were untouchable live! theyd only met a few months before this show
JP Jones doesn't get enough credit. He does a lot more than just play the bass.
Even if he 'just' played bass, his work with it is epic.
He also plays keyboards
plant had ridiculous range and power but it was the SOUL in his voice that really made him soooooooo good
"Mothership" is a 2007 compilation album.
Their 1969 debut album is "Led Zeppelin", typically referred to as "Zep 1".
Graduated in 73. Didn’t know about all these guys till I graduated. We had WKDF In Nashville but I only listened to Bubble Gum pop on AM till later ❤
Plant& Bonham were 20 yrsold I believe during this performance... js...
Bow was suggested by David McCallum Sr, his son David Jr just passed. Was on NCIS and Man From UNCLE.
So tight, jpj’s bass thrumming, Bonham pounding, Page and Plant exploding. Neat to see them so young and fresh!
Thank you, Lee and Joel.
Led Zeppelin were 10 years ahead of everyone else, and still few bands can get anywhere near this. No trickery here kids, no autotune, just sheer off the radar talent.
Man, those drum skins are beggin’ for mercy! They were so tight then. Exploded onto the music scene and the ripples are still felt.
I saw them live once in Boston. Page did the bow. Years later I worked with a guy who was a huge Zep fan and when I told, he was just like jaw dropped. “You saw him do THE BOW?!?!?” LOL… yep.
No need for anyone else to ever play rock n roll again, Led Zepplin perfected it on that night!
I saw Zeppelin so many times back in the 70's and they would play their songs a little different each time, which is why I had to see ever show when they came to town and that was a lot 💖l'm considered a "Led Head"😝🤘🎶
lol!! "what the f#*$& is happening" 😂 love your appreciation for Zeppelin 💖...they were my favourite too!!
And then they were legends. What a performance.
L33...You haven't listened to Led Zeppelin's 1st album? Well, it's 'bout time you did! One o' the greatest debut albums ever. My favorite o' theirs. I went into a record store 'n saw the album displayed on the new release wall. Picked it up, checked out the cover front 'n back 'n decided to take a chance. As it turns out I made a wise decision.
The 9th song of their debut album, Led Zeppelin 1. Mothership was just a compilation album, many, many years later.
This is actually a four song set. The entire set is fabulous! Highly recommend that you listen to them all so that you see LZ in the beginning.
The GOATS, BEEN A FAN SINCE 18, now I am 71! They don’t get tired! This is early and raw! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That is a really cool film. I’ve been a Zeppelin fan since the 70’s and I haven’t seen that video before. Great version.
Page is playing his Yardbird's pink paisely patterned Telecaster Fender!
The Dragoncaster the one he used for all of the first album, except when he used the borrowed acoustic from Big Jim
I was able, by accident as I bought tickets to see Vanilla Fudge and Spirit, to attend their first US concert ever in Dec. of '68. They were trying to promote their first album, which had barely been released, but were having trouble getting a promoter to book them. They were relatively unknown at the time. Finally in a last ditch attempt they convinced the biggest promoter in the Denver area to "gamble" on them at the last minute. He put them on the bill for a concert as the opening act behind Spirit and Vanilla Fudge, who were the headliners. Their name wasn't even on the first posters that came out because they hadn't been added to the roster yet. So when the show started and they were announced as the show began, few people knew what to expect. They came out and blew the doors off. I can still remember them playing this song in much the same way it is played in this video. Everyone was stunned and amazed. It was like WTF did I just witness.
It was on this tour that Jon Bohnam met and befriended the drummer from Vanilla Fudge, Carmen Appice. And where the opening sequence for Stairway to Heaven was allegedly copied from a song Randy California, the lead guitarist for Spirit, showed Jimmy Page. And I have to say they do sound hauntingly similar but I digress.
Between the three bands, that whole show was really something to behold. But I have to say, Led Zeppelin is the band that sticks out most in my memory after these 56 years.
That is a fantastic story. You are a lucky dude! I would give up my.... my.... idk. I'd give up a lot to be there lol
This is the way I remember them from a concert I went to in Miami in 1970. Unbelievable.
The set they play here for this show are the best live video performance of Zepplin out there IMO. The sound quality was decent compared to most of the popular videos I've seen out there. The band was in their early prime, tight and played so raw, so real compared to Song Remains the Same.
Incredibly awesome early footage! Bonham was wailing on those drums, Page was epic as always, Plant was his perfect self and thank goodness, they showed John Paul Jones!! Thanks for sharing. This made my day!
crowds watching Zepplin live were proably very high and bacck then people got into it and "felt the music"
That's a classic riff, it was on their first album, every teenage guitar player, including me, would play it.
My favorite blues song by Led Zeppelin is Tea for one
Presence album ❤
Point of info: Zeppelin’s first four albums were untitled: they were just I II, III, and IV. Mothership is a compilation album.
You shook me babe live 1970 Albert Hall a must
Re the audience: I think no one had heard of them before in this area, and they were all taking it in. It’s possible they were asked to stay seated for this televised or filmed performance.
Best British band ever. Robert plant is brilliant.
This was a performance held at a "teen center" and recorded by Danmarks Radio. Because the film was to be broadcast, the kids in the audience were told to "behave with decorum". lol
Yeah, they were so young, Plant and Bonham were 20, Jones 22 and Page 24. Such a tight band from the start, and comfortable enough with each other to improvise that early on. Amazingly gifted musicians who were clearly on the same wave-length.
Page used a violin bow during a few other songs in addition to this one, "Dazed and Confused", "Whole Lotta Love" and "In the Light". If you watch other live performances, you'll see more of that.
Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it a lot.
My man ! You really need to hear the original remastered studio version. It actually makes sense and is a classic.
That's so funny. You mentioned you were around 11 or 12 when you were introduced you to Zeppelin!. Hey... Me too, but it was in '69...lol when this concert was happening in real time. I love that.
The Bass sounds awesome
It think the strings needed to be deep fried for an hour to get amazing FAT sound
One of my all time favorite bass lines.👍
Consider that at that time, few people had seen anything even remotely like this. The audience is probably in shell shock.
Page and Jones were studio veterans. The other 2 were kids from the clubs. Still the best music came from bands that were young and hungry.
The first to play with a violin bow on his guitar was Eddie Phillips with The Creation.
Zeppelin is the greatest!! Watch the rest of this concert!!
Early days.
Long before they had it down pat.
You have only seen flashes of brilliance, as compared to a brilliant show.
And it is that rawness I really like about the performance. This is no phone in. These guys are cooking.
Those kids probably never heard or saw anything like them before in their lives ! They were in awe I believe !!!!! 1969 !
The Mighty Zeppelin
I saw Page and Plant live in 1998. They also played “How Many More Times” and Page picked up the violin bow. Like Dazed and Confused, the song comes from Jimmy Page's time with the Yardbirds and was chosen by him for the first Led Zeppelin album.
Led Zeppelin 1 starts and ends with 2 of the best tracks
The energy they all generate is fantastic.
I've been a Zeppelin fan for a long, long time and haven't seen this performance before - wow - the improvisation!
I first saw it when it was played on the BBC in 1989. Became a Zeppelin fan from then on. ✌️
It’s been around for quite awhile. I bought a bootleg copy a long time before it was officially released.
The crowd are stunned...never seen or heard anything like it.
JPJ and Bonzo holding it all down !!!!!
I was 10yrs old in 69. I agree, no one like Led Zeppelin x50 plus years for me. Robert Plant vocals are so unique. Still has pretty good vocals now in his 70s. The other 3 so talented. .
This was the first Led Zeppelin song I ever heard, back when it first came out. Was hanging with friends at the lake, a pickup truck rigged with speakers, one of my friends just bought the album on 8 track and this was the first song that started playing, full blast under the stars .Some beers, some 420 action and girls, then this song came on and the heavens parted. I had never heard anything like it before. Will never forget that experience.
Amazing, just getting started and before they were welll known. Fans going on the ride with them
I remember those days so well. Led Zeppelin were always great on stage.
The Yardbirds (which featured Jimmy Page for part of their history) uses an early variation this riff way back in 1964, with their cover of Howlin' Wolf's SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING... the best blues song ever written , imho.
Listen for yourself, here's the 1965 BBC recording: czcams.com/video/OHZAnMTCtA0/video.html
If you watch, they were still working out stage cues. Blew a couple, but covered.
This, I believe, was very close to the “New Yardbirds” dates, so not too much stage time yet.
They are killer, though. I love it. Great bar band! ✌️
Look how small that drum set is that John Vaughan is using. He still sounds great
The 28 minute live version of Dazed and Confused from MSG 1973 is the greatest guitar solo ever recorded. Unfortunately, you can't find the whole video performance on CZcams now.
Led Zep 1 is my favorite. The bluesiest of all their albums and I love the blues.
Fuck ……..says it all !!!!!!
There debut album was Zeppelin 1 Mother Ship is a greatest hits cd
I was 16 and remember it like it was yesterday, what an exciting time.
The kids were told to sit still and not get too excited,common practice in those days during filming 😊
Led Zeppelin 3 was a bit of a departure for the band. Less hard rock/blues, much more experimental. Although not as appreciated among Zeppelin fans in general, this departure, along with the learnings from Led Zeppelin's albums 1 & 2, culminated in the amazing "coup de grâce" of their numbered/untitled album series, Led Zeppelin 4.
Interestingly, the band members designed symbols to be placed on the cover of this fourth album. The symbol designed by Jimmy Page is commonly called "ZoSo" (as it appears to spell this). "ZoSo" has been adopted as the alternative title for this album. Scholars say the symbol somehow represents the planet Saturn. But, to my knowledge, Jimmy has never revealed it's true meaning. Funnily, I read that in one interview, Page called "ZoSo" "my rising sun symbol"., but he also once said, "I like bananas," when asked what his symbol meant, and walked out.... 😂
Such a fantastic song and performance by LZ. They were just so nasty back then. The essence of in your face rock and roll. Thanks Joel and Lee.
Gotta remember that this was so new that people were mesmerized and just gawked in awe. It took getting used to over the years to "allow" it to "move" them physically me thinks.
I think most everyone I knew FREAKED OUT when Page used a bow on his GUITAR!!! SO INNOVATIVE!! The SOUND!!! Love your reactions, Lee! :) HAPPY HUMP DAY!! HUGS!!!
Eddie Phillips created that trick in 1966 aproximately. Page never credited him, of course 🤡🤡🤡💩💩💩
Them Crooked Vultures . Now there’s some to do on your channel !!!!
Yes please, I'll second that 😊
I just smile every time I watch this. No one knew who they were.
The royalty of rock ‘n’ roll - LED 🔥ZEPPELIN!!!
This was in Denmark, I believe. That crowd, lol. btw, The photo is of the zeppelin the "Hindenburg" that crashed and burned in 1937.
Please check out the fantastic drummer of the Dresden Dolls as they perform their live version of War Pigs. How can it be done with only a piano and Drums? Amazing.
Saw DD a couple of times. He was outstanding and I’ve seen many greats. He’s good on guitar too.
JPJ such a bad ass.
Jimmy still playing a Tele. 👍
ROCK GODS!
Incredible improvisations in their live performances!
Plant is in my opinion the greatest singer, his range tone & texture is amazing. You should hear their amazing first album, it’s an amazing debut album. Page uses the bow in Dazed & Confused, their movie version of it is mind blowing. If you haven’t heard You Shook Me, it’s a really great song.
63 and I get the f…..Led Out everyday
What an epic performance. One of the few time I remember Page òn a Telecaster too. Not the greatest recording of course, being early video, but great.
They just jammed from island to island (I know the concept - we used to rehearse 60 mins and then go out and play for 120 - good for adrenaline kicks - will we kill it or just f*ck up?). They had a start, some bits in the middle and an ending. How they got from each part to each part is just a jam, luckily with a few words of text thrown in. There are a few mistakes in this, like missed breaks, but they'd only been together for a few weeks. It got polished up real quick. The jamming gets easier the better you know what the other guys will probably do. JPJ, like most bassists, holds it together in the midst of the chaos. John Entwhistle of The Who did the same. Notice the violin bow feature was done here without the echo used in later years. It would have probably sounded better if Bonzo's kick drum had been miked better - couldn't hear it hardly here. I think the audience was tranquilised.
GrOOvEEE......
Zep 1 where they reinvented the blues
I saw them in 1969 at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, CA. They played this as the encore.
I think he's playing the "Dragon Tele", originally given to him by Jeff Beck after Page recommended Beck for the Yardbirds guitar position. Clapton had recommended Page when he left to join John Mayall, but Page was still satisfied being a studio musician at the time, so he suggested his old teenage buddy Beck for the job. See Page induct Beck into the R & R H. of Fame. He got the violin bow idea from the father of actor David McCallum (NCIS, Man From Uncle), who was a studio session leader and violinist. In the movie This Is Spinal Tap the guitarist references this by playing the guitar strings with a violin.
You should listen to the studio version also to put it in context. Studio Zepp and live Zepp are both great but different animals. Also need to listen to Dazed and Confused especially live for some serious use of the bow.
Great song from one of best debut albums in history. All of Zep's albums are super. How familiar are you with Black Sabbath? That could be another deep rabbit hole to jump into.
Debut album not Mothership that's a Compilation
Bonham slams those skins hard - wonder how often he had to replace the heads?
Shredding before there was shredding. Page was brilliant in the early days.
Yeah the people watching are like "what the hell is he doing? I love it!"
oh yes, the viola bow, a trick invented by Eddie Phillips from The Creation...
Of course, Page never credited him, and he used it massively up until at least the mid 70s
These guys were just some new band playing blues. They weren’t Led Zeppelin yet …that’s what the vibe was. Nothing negative but they were a band like a lot of others. Well they were special.
Just my opinion, but I think Zeppelin I is easily their best album. One of the greatest debut albums ever, and one of the best albums ever, period. I saw them in 75 at Olympia Stadium in Detroit, but I would give anything to have been able to see them in those first couple of years.