May 10,  · When anyone thinks of rock behemoths Led Zeppelin quite often the first song that will come to their mind is the smash ‘Whole Lotta Love’. It’s a song the represents the band’s fiery beginnings and the one thing they possessed that others acts could only hope to achieve. 4 equal parts of a well-oiled machine.

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Whole Lotta Love video from Led Zeppelin's The Song Remains the. July 11, - am — NameJohn S. Rous (not verified) A tremendous performance on easily the most recognizable rock songs in the field. I only wish I could have been there to experience .

Aug 02,  · Whole Lotta Love is a very famous song by Led Zeppelin, the band that over the Seventies became the rock band par excellence, and the sales of whose records come nowadays calculated in more than three hundred million copies. The song came out in as the first song on the album Led Zeppelin II, and it’s partly based on ‘You need love’, written by Willie Dixon and recorded .

Sep 29,  · WOW, what a popular song by LED ZEPPELIN during the SEXUAL REVOLUTION of the 60's and 70's that turned the ''liberal conservitive'' teenage movement to a ''whole lotta love''.

Whole Lotta Love (Rough Mix with Vocal) Led Zeppelin II (Deluxe Edition) You need coolin', baby, I'm not foolin', I'm gonna send you back to schoolin', Way down inside honey, you need it, I'm gonna give you my love, I'm gonna give you my love.

In the #71 Rock & Roll song in the charts was Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin. Watch the music video and discover trivia about this classic Rock & Roll song now.

Jun 14,  · Song Whole Lotta Love ( Remaster) Artist Led Zeppelin; Album Whole Lotta Love; Writers John Bonham, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant.

"Whole Lotta Love" was recorded during Led Zeppelin's first American tour, which means the group was already performing it in concert. Like several of the songs on "Led Zeppelin II," it is based on a classic blues song with the riff simplified and played louder, with a section for extended guitar solos worked in as well/5(15).