CCS also did "The Band Played The Boogie - and the People Danced on" and "Cannibal Sheep". but you never see or hear "Cannibal Sheep" any more, seems to have disappeared from the worlds music achieves. Great band Great time and Great Girls in FABULOUS outfits, love it!
that was hot. Ive always loved this version over zeppelins. it just reminds me that the best rock'n roll is the devils music!! and weren't those women just the devils women lol har har har
i use to buy these albums believing they were the original artists; only to discover subsequently i had been had, much to my chagrin. my 10p a week pocket money which i saved up was spent needlessly on these frauds.
Alexis Korner was a visionary; heard this as a kid prior to Led Zep's version, and this still remains for me the defintiive combination of rock, pop, soul and blues, and one of the best instrumentals ever...with the possibly exception of 'Albatross', by Fleetwood Mac.
Vinyl rocks dude. That's how rock'n'roll started out on and it's there to stay in spite of CD, DVD, MP3, digital download, and other ethereal formats.
I have to admit, these cover were the source of my early teen boy discoveries. I remember the one thats slightly see through very much. I remember me and my older sis pi**ing ourselves over HOT LOVE. No one could scowl like Bolan. Great post, oh, Iv'e gone all damp....
i never said i enjoyed them, i was aged about 10 or 11 when i got it with my pocket money, can't remember exactly which one it was but i think it was the one with jeepster & coz i love you on it, i thought i was buying an album with original artist's on it,
i watched a documentary a long time ago and it informed you that he did sing&play piano etc on those crap lp's, when i found out they were covers i didn't buy anymore
ukgolfa - totally right - we had a collection of these albums, lotta memories. Which Queen of New Orleans was great at 2.,20! Now chaps - fav bird on the albums. Gotta say 1.57 will take some beating..
This just might be heresy, but as a lad of 9, and because I heard this first as the intro to TOTP, I thought this was absolutely bazzin...and then I filled out my trousers and heard Led Zep's version, and was actually disappointed...
I do believe that these Top Of The Pops albums had nothing to with the BBC1 show as all the tracks were not sung the origanal artist, all th the BBC did actually release a 25th Anniversry double album in 1989 but wasn't until I think 1995 that the BBC released a TOTP compalation CD with latest hits on but as with 25th anniversy edtion it had the origanal artist on it there been other BBC TOTP albams as well
great time great girls
bond00777777 8 months ago
Why does the beginning have to sound like Coronation Street?
marmite400 8 months ago
trop bon ça sonne à mort !
totoche34 8 months ago
I think CCS must have made the 50 second "TOTP Version" espcially for the show, as there is no way it's an abridged version of this.
RetroCool73 9 months ago
What happened to the song 'Timothy"
TomHafely 9 months ago
What happened to the song 'Timothy
".
TomHafely 9 months ago
Beatles are greatest band ever. Michael is the geatest artist ever. Fact
theone225 10 months ago
I like the Nazi girl model at 1:50 the best.
1FineYoungCannibal 11 months ago
CCS also did "The Band Played The Boogie - and the People Danced on" and "Cannibal Sheep". but you never see or hear "Cannibal Sheep" any more, seems to have disappeared from the worlds music achieves. Great band Great time and Great Girls in FABULOUS outfits, love it!
OlBlueshound 1 year ago
cool covers!
and cool track! :)
pontello3 1 year ago
that was hot. Ive always loved this version over zeppelins. it just reminds me that the best rock'n roll is the devils music!! and weren't those women just the devils women lol har har har
halvaman3 1 year ago
@halvaman3 Heathen! :')
chris6zep 1 year ago
love this song, sends me right back to the 70's lovin it xx
valeymac 1 year ago
superb
spike89980 1 year ago
Phenomenal.. I LOVE this version !!
TheElementalmagick 1 year ago
i use to buy these albums believing they were the original artists; only to discover subsequently i had been had, much to my chagrin. my 10p a week pocket money which i saved up was spent needlessly on these frauds.
porridgeeveryday 1 year ago
Led Zep are really overated plagaristic wankers apart from that there not bad lol
jnmklo9 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
led zeppelin was not pop
TasOMW 1 year ago
The breakdown was also used during the scene change at Raymond's Revue Bar in Soho during the 80's.
hotelBroslin 1 year ago
What memories.
Thanks a million for this.
da162da 1 year ago
takes ya back eh? best TOTP theme ever...
cosycleaner 1 year ago 3
This is stupid theres only one good version and thats ZEPPELIN!!!!!!!!!!!! this is insulting
Dwade3WJPR 1 year ago
@Dwade3WJPR
Ah there speaks the voice of ignorant youth. Without Alexis Korner there more than likely would not have been a Led Zeppelin..............
arjaybee56 1 year ago 2
@Dwade3WJPR If only I could be so musically ignorant and narrow minded in my musical tastes as you LOL
leonaofficial 1 year ago
Alexis Korner was a visionary; heard this as a kid prior to Led Zep's version, and this still remains for me the defintiive combination of rock, pop, soul and blues, and one of the best instrumentals ever...with the possibly exception of 'Albatross', by Fleetwood Mac.
Happy trolling, peace..
The Brit.
ukgolfa 1 year ago
U put a lot into this and its great, thanks!!
Giblinkbob 1 year ago
Alexis Korner is a legend.
RockNFuckingRoll95 1 year ago
Hiiiiiiiiiigh School, CLASSSSSSSSSS'ic AZTEC GLory
MrRumBull 1 year ago
In the long hot summer of'76 I was a van salesman for pickwick records I was 21 world at me feet great days.
helltopay1 1 year ago
@fatpizzaman - if you look from 1:25 onwwards, bottom left hand corner it also says "easy one the eye!!!!"
sidthesquid74 1 year ago
It's also nice to know that some paid 77p for the album - pause it at 2:31 !!!
sidthesquid74 1 year ago
This video makes me wanna go back to vinyl.......
sidthesquid74 1 year ago 2
Vinyl rocks dude. That's how rock'n'roll started out on and it's there to stay in spite of CD, DVD, MP3, digital download, and other ethereal formats.
fatpizzaman 1 year ago
I have to admit, these cover were the source of my early teen boy discoveries. I remember the one thats slightly see through very much. I remember me and my older sis pi**ing ourselves over HOT LOVE. No one could scowl like Bolan. Great post, oh, Iv'e gone all damp....
jaguaret 1 year ago
i never said i enjoyed them, i was aged about 10 or 11 when i got it with my pocket money, can't remember exactly which one it was but i think it was the one with jeepster & coz i love you on it, i thought i was buying an album with original artist's on it,
bobbysaab 1 year ago
genial un gran cover !!
THCSOUNDS1 1 year ago
i watched a documentary a long time ago and it informed you that he did sing&play piano etc on those crap lp's, when i found out they were covers i didn't buy anymore
bobbysaab 1 year ago
If you enjoyed them why did finding out they were covers make a difference?
lesterpiglet1 1 year ago
I miss THE TOP OF THE POPS albums.
I have a great selection though, but I don't have them all.
Best albums ever!
xanadu500 1 year ago
all of the top of the pops lp's were cover versions and were absolute crap, i think elton john sung a few of them before he made it himself
bobbysaab 1 year ago
Elton John never sung on the "Top of the pop" . The covers were so good you could not tell whether it was Elton John or not :-)
xanadu500 1 year ago
some 16 of Elton`s cover versions are on his CD " Legendary Covers as sung by Elton John" - from Amazon etc !
45rpmSINGLES 1 year ago
NICE !!!
bond00777777 2 years ago
ukgolfa - totally right - we had a collection of these albums, lotta memories. Which Queen of New Orleans was great at 2.,20! Now chaps - fav bird on the albums. Gotta say 1.57 will take some beating..
0132222 2 years ago
@0132222 It's a tie: 1:30 and 1:45 for me, mate..I've always preferred threesomes in my fantasies..!
Cheers.
ukgolfa 2 years ago
..when you think about it, with the exception of vocals, almost every genre of music is represented here..Three and a half minutes of brilliance.
The dog's bollocks, is this...
ukgolfa 2 years ago
i hate to say it as a Zep fan ..i prefer this version ! For the Tull fan they also do a good "teacher"
klnine 2 years ago
you can't call yourself a zeppelin fan if you like this more than the zeppelin version... no offense but this version blows
orangetransformer 2 years ago
yes i know when i told my old mate "Planty" that he almost threw a beer over my head ! Good job Bozo was dead by then !
klnine 2 years ago
Guitarist was a danish dude named Jorgen Thorup. He could do stuff on his beat-up Fender guitar! Died last year.
marand75 2 years ago
No it was Peter Thorup, but it´s true that he died last year. See Beefeaters for more Peter Thorup
benlebum 1 year ago
lol i thought this was cansei de ser sexy
arancienne 2 years ago
Thanks 45rpmSINGLES YOU ROCK!!!!
Huffy1001 2 years ago
This just might be heresy, but as a lad of 9, and because I heard this first as the intro to TOTP, I thought this was absolutely bazzin...and then I filled out my trousers and heard Led Zep's version, and was actually disappointed...
Alexis Korner was a visionary.
Cheers for this.
ukgolfa 2 years ago
Wow ccs does Zeppelin's cover of Muddy Waters song
jnmklo9 2 years ago
the BBC had released Top Of The Pops 70s Rock (great album) A totp 80's album
and there is a seires of TOTP repasenting each year since 1964
gallafey 2 years ago
I do believe that these Top Of The Pops albums had nothing to with the BBC1 show as all the tracks were not sung the origanal artist, all th the BBC did actually release a 25th Anniversry double album in 1989 but wasn't until I think 1995 that the BBC released a TOTP compalation CD with latest hits on but as with 25th anniversy edtion it had the origanal artist on it there been other BBC TOTP albams as well
gallafey 2 years ago
They also had a smaller hit with Brother, which was the theme music for the Top 20 in the seventies.
Glenn1967ful 2 years ago
Wow, Tull does Zeppelin!
Heavy man!
FLTlingit 2 years ago
It's not Tull, it's C.C.S. Tull aren't the only ones with a flute.
karakorak 2 years ago
RIP Peter Thorup!
miclu1960 2 years ago
So good!
mirrejve 2 years ago
Not only a great song, but a brilliant video.
Being a child of the seventies I remember my older sisters having some of the albums and now watching this video saying I remember that one...
Ah sweet memories...
katwanc 2 years ago
That is brilliant.
ColumRogers 2 years ago
The Greatest Riff EVER!!
yodasteveo 2 years ago
Creedence Clearwater Symposium?
number1saxophone 2 years ago 2
Collective Consciousness Society led by Alexis Korner
Bleadbelly1 2 years ago
Also, the beginning reminds me of Coronation Street
sidthesquid74 2 years ago
Does anybody see it says "Easy on the Eye" at the bottom of each album sleeve.
I like this version but love the Zep's better. Undoubtedly!!
sidthesquid74 2 years ago 2
This is one of those rare occasions where the cover version is arguably better than the original.
nickbaldeagle01 2 years ago
For "nickbaldeagle01". You rang, sir?
number1covers 2 years ago
They also did the theme music to the Radio 1 Top 20 in the 70s- Brother- not as big a hit, but familiar to Radio 1 listeners in the seventies.
Glenn1967ful 2 years ago
Great!!
vrouwkje 2 years ago 5
your taking way back to my teenage years !, First time I have heard the song in stereo !
justcrosby59 2 years ago
We were the children of the revolution...ahha... and glad we were there!
laggie24 2 years ago
This is a great version from one of the best bands ever !!!
Robangels2 2 years ago 8
takes me right back
GriefTourist 2 years ago
hey 45rpm i have top of the pops also....nice : }
usbreaks 2 years ago
tidy, class music
merthyrliam2 2 years ago
I'm a top of the pops collector..... nice to see the first 32 remembered.
coveralbums 2 years ago
The first time I can hear this in stereo ! Thanks for posting this version.
PCMusic75 2 years ago
yes great stuff thank you
mrdee11091 3 years ago 2