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Hey Friends....got myself a new group, check them out if you will! https://www.facebook.com/namedbythesun/
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I was amazed at this "scholarly" article, which to me seems like a long paranoid rant about how Plant based his vocal style and his manner of dress on Janis Joplin: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/enhanced/doi/10.1111/jpms.12081/ What I take away from it is that Plant admired Janis and may have developed his hippie stage presence based on her personal style, but the fact is both of them based aspects of their vocal styles on the blues and Plant's voice is so different from Janis' that I find them hard to compare to each other. Plant's voice is often ethereal, and I find Janis Joplin's
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does anyone have any info on the sessions for Led Zeppelin III that yielded "hats off to roy harper" "key to the highway/trouble in mind (rough mix)" & "feels so bad/fixin to die"? are there any more recordings from this session? it sounds like they were all done in the same session given the tremolo effect on robert's voice and jimmy's old-school bluesy acoustic guitar. i'm curious to see what other tracks may have been laid down in this style, or when/where these were done. anybody got anything?
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Hey there! I know Zeppelin rewrote the blues for a new generation and turned out solid platinum music. I am getting into the old blues on which there music sprouted from, J. L. Hooker, Muddy Waters, Memphis Minnie, Robert Johnson, Bukka White , Howling Wolf, Lead Belly, etc, etc. I have also ordered the "The Roots Of Led Zeppelin" series with this song/artist list: Disc: 1 1. Blind Willie Johnson Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed 2. Blind Willie Johnson Nobody's Fault But Mine 3. Memphis Jug Band Stealin' Stealin' 4. Memphis Minnie When The Levee Breaks
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If Your a Zeppelin fan and love bands that are simular. I would recommend this band too everyone. Amazing sound and band from LA. Website Facebook YouTube SoundCloud
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As David Grohl stated Led Zeppelin “helped establish hard-rock, folk-rock, blues-rock, heavy metal, and possibly even helped influence psychedelic and punk-rock”. Of course there are other genres that Led Zeppelin has influenced, some of which would be nonexistant without Zeppelin. But what are some genres that Zeppelin hasn't really influenced?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwkU4vUihJI
