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This punchy opening track from the band's debut album set the stage for Zeppelin's juggernaut conquest of the world of hard rock. Page octave-doubles [[John Paul Jones]]' nimble, angular bass line on his slinky-strung Fender Telecaster, adding shimmering finger vibrato at just about every opportunity. The guitarist's scorching, Leslie-effected lead licks, with their gut-wrenching bends and tumbling triplets, convey a man on fire and poised to win the West. |
This punchy opening track from the band's debut album set the stage for Zeppelin's juggernaut conquest of the world of hard rock. Page octave-doubles [[John Paul Jones]]' nimble, angular bass line on his slinky-strung Fender Telecaster, adding shimmering finger vibrato at just about every opportunity. The guitarist's scorching, Leslie-effected lead licks, with their gut-wrenching bends and tumbling triplets, convey a man on fire and poised to win the West. |
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Revision as of 07:12, 21 July 2021
"Good Times Bad Times" featured as the opening track on Led Zeppelins 1969 debut album Led Zeppelin I. It is one of four songs from the album that appear on their compilation album Mothership.
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For the lead guitar solo, Jimmy Page passed his Fender Telecaster through a Leslie speaker to create a swirling effect This type of speaker contains a rotating paddle and was designed for a Hammond organ.
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This punchy opening track from the band's debut album set the stage for Zeppelin's juggernaut conquest of the world of hard rock. Page octave-doubles John Paul Jones' nimble, angular bass line on his slinky-strung Fender Telecaster, adding shimmering finger vibrato at just about every opportunity. The guitarist's scorching, Leslie-effected lead licks, with their gut-wrenching bends and tumbling triplets, convey a man on fire and poised to win the West.