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@sm6860 When they were sober, they were absolutely unparalleled. Unfortunately, especially as time went on, they weren't always sober.

@roqueofspades You got that right.

@edadan2009 Ummm, people get saved every day. I don't think he was ever satan's disciple, but if he was, it's highly unlikely that he still is.

What a cutie.

I always said that, when he was sober, Jimmy Page was unparalleled.

Molto bellissimo conzone!

@jdc336 They were all born in England, but it was America that embraced them.

Two Italian men...'nuff said.

@xXManiacPandaXx So what I'm saying is, if this has any "dislikes," the button must have been hit accidentally, because this is TOO beautiful!

Like the Hot Dog Song, this song once again proved that Zepp's talent transcended all genres. They could play anything.

P.S. On "Keep Moving," the B-side to "She Just Satisfies," there is an organ part, and Jimmy has said that he played all of the instruments except the drums on both songs. The organ part definitely has Jimmy's stamp all over it, as does this piano solo.

I wonder who the woman is at 1:47. Standing next to Jimmy, they seem to resemble each other.

When Robert recorded his first solo album, he called JPJ and asked him what he thought of it. JPJ responded with what Robert interpreted as an insult, so I'm assuming that Robert carried that perceived insult for a while.

A person had to have been a child in the late 1950's and early 1960's to truly appreciate this. Best commercial ever.

If you watch the Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Interview NY 1970 on You Tube, you can see why Zep loved to play in America. The New York interview also was in reference to the poll, but the reception was so much warmer. They laughed at Robert's and Jimmy's jokes and started the interview with someth...

@konpeitou1000 His name is Rob Grill.

@jamesthemaniac Surely you must be teasing. I thought that Robert looked bloody fantastic here. In the '80s nobody was handsomer.

It is so nice, for a change, to listen to a group featuring three very good singers. These guys had such nice voices...and they were excellent eye candy, too.

barkpeeler2000, that is something I've always thought. What a great voice Brad had.

Natash141, If you like 1:05 here, you'll like 6:55 on youtube.com/watch?v=Jxz89F82HBA

@keithbcook I'm pretty sure that it was Robbie Blunt.

@Phrenny-yes, it looks as if someone did, and it also looks as if Robert did not take offense, judging from the way he scanned the crowd afterward and smiled. I would hazard a guess that it was an item from a woman's attire that is essential for proper coverage.

Even though the audio not studio quality, while listening to this version of the song his beautiful voice is still very evident, and, considering the circumstances surrounding his passing, I also gently weep.