Music of my youth - Early, ealy years up into late teens

[whoisit]

I still do that -- after a drink or two.

Stretch, what dance were you doing and what year?

 

[whoisit]

Stretch, what dance were you doing and what year?

Rather, what time period.

 

[whoisit]

I dance all the time, it keeps me mobile and it feels good.

My dog Foxy likes to dance with me, she LOVES Bruno Mars, Uptown Funk.
I just pulled it up and Foxy jumps up yapping and dancing. She hears first note and she's off to the dance.

 

[whoisit]

Trivia question answer. This was the very first song the newly formed "New Yardbirds", otherwise known as Led Zeppelin played when they met and jammed together.

Beats me.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Great video! Live. Jimmy dancing around LOL

The Yardbirds - Train Kept A Rollin' [Ft. Jimmy Page 1968]​

He used the intro again in Dazed and Confused

 

[Ringo]

My first album was "Cliff", 1959. And it was recorded on a tape recorder from an LP.

 

[whoisit]

My first album was "Cliff", 1959. And it was recorded on a tape recorder from an LP.

My first record was a 99 cent 45, Beatles, I Want To Hold Your Hand, 1963,

 

[shockedcanadian]

He used the intro again in Dazed and Confused

His work with Jeff Beck on Bolero influenced much of the first album truth be told. Once he went from telecaster/strat to the Gibson, his solos in particular really took on a different level of emotive genius.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

His work with Jeff Beck on Bolero influenced much of the first album truth be told. Once he went from telecaster/strat to the Gibson, his solos in particular really took on a different level of emotive genius.

Beck’s Bolero is on LZ I How Many More
Times

Agreed LZ became a titanic sound monster when he switched to the Les Paul. The little section on Heartbreaker after the first solo sounded like a Freight Train starting up

 

[shockedcanadian]

Beck’s Bolero is on LZ I How Many More
Times

Agreed LZ became a titanic sound monster when he switched to the Les Paul. The little section on Heartbreaker after the first solo sounded like a Freight Train starting up

The riff on that song is a classic distortion, so thick. I'm guessing a step down from a standard tuning with an open G. It's just too full of a sound but this is just always what I thought, I've never cared to confirm it and I haven't played guitar in years.

The secret sauce to LZ was Jimmy Page the producer. You hear the music over 50 years old and it sounds richer than music made long after.

 

[Ringo]