Which album is The Lemon Song on...
... the tune they totally nicked from Howlin' Wolf (and some lyric parts from RJ) and then completely forgot to mention that small fact in the credits upholding the finest blues traditions?
New doco on Page, Edge and Jack White
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Led Coldplay?bluesbass wrote:Which album is The Lemon Song on...
... the tune they totally nicked from Howlin' Wolf (and some lyric parts from RJ) and then completely forgot to mention that small fact in the credits upholding the finest blues traditions?
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Re: New doco on Page, Edge and Jack White
and Whole lotta love of course was a Willie Dixon/Muddy Waters song - took a long time to get that creditedbluesbass wrote:Which album is The Lemon Song on...
... the tune they totally nicked from Howlin' Wolf (and some lyric parts from RJ) and then completely forgot to mention that small fact in the credits upholding the finest blues traditions?
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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For me some of the finest Jimmy Page is when he's coping Peter Green licks - including the intro to Since I've Been Loving you! 
"It's all a gift... and I have to keep giving it back, or it goes away. If I start believing that it's all my doing, it's gonna be my undoing." - Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Yes, that was just for you. When I first got into Led Zep I was playing bass and loved the band. I had every album I could get on vinyl or cassette. As the years went by those albums were borrowed or stolen. It's only now (a couple of decades later) that I'm enjoying learning Page's licks. He has his own style and it's a whole lotta fun! His riffs are raw and jerky. A bit of grit in the channel helps. 
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Hmm I'm 23, but I think that's completely and utterly irrelevant to appreciating music. Yeah it's personal, but good music is timeless. It would be a damn shame if I had to listen to only songs that have been around since I have, cos by that rule, in my opinion at least, we'd be running out of music before we run outta gas.
I don't like Led Zep much, I like their rhythm section more than the wank section, but I can also hear how the band has influenced other musicians, and some of what they have taken from those before them.
Right now I'm getting into Pink FLoyd a bit, mostly for Gilmore's decadent solos but if he didn't have such an amazing songs to play over then it would be too wanky (as in, less tasteful).
At the end of the day, it's a language and you tell a story. Doesn't matter whose story it is, or what it's about, it's how you tell it. I think that applies the best to blues, anyway.
I don't like Led Zep much, I like their rhythm section more than the wank section, but I can also hear how the band has influenced other musicians, and some of what they have taken from those before them.
Right now I'm getting into Pink FLoyd a bit, mostly for Gilmore's decadent solos but if he didn't have such an amazing songs to play over then it would be too wanky (as in, less tasteful).
At the end of the day, it's a language and you tell a story. Doesn't matter whose story it is, or what it's about, it's how you tell it. I think that applies the best to blues, anyway.
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just went to see this just now, it's really quite an amazing film, really interesting stuff about the 3 of them and they teach each other their songs nd riffs etc, really cool flick I'd recommend it
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