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Episodio 3.-Un inicio confuso y aturdido · Dazed and confused: Led Zeppelin Bio.

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  Welcome to Led Zeppelin. The podcast about this mythical band from London, London,
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  England, where all the good bands have come into the world. And
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  it all begins in nineteen hundred and fifty- eight, when a boy of
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  almost fourteen years of age appeared on a BBC television show in London playing guitar
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  with a group of skiffs a rhythm originating from the British Isles that was somewhat
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  like rock and rowe. He was interviewed by the broadcast' s driver about
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  whether he intended to devote himself to music. He, this musician, this
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  young man, replied that he was not interested, that all he wanted was
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  to study biological research and that you don' t know who this fourteen-
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  year- old boy was called Jimmy Page h that in the fifty- eight,
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  in the sixty- nine, in the fifty- nine, but another
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  fourteen- year- old on an old black- and- white TV,
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  a video program that at the time wasn' t even called video. On
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  Mexican television channel thirteen, a broadcaster announced a new and unknown band and on
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  the screen appears a quartet made up of a vocalist, a guitarist, a
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  bass player and a drummer. But this is in nineteen hundred and sixty-
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  nine that a singer, a guitarist, a drummer and a bass player can
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  do, simply and simply something that can be called communication breakdown. It'
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  s a song that impacted. This announcer says that the band that sounds on
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  the radio at the time is called led Zeppel. Sixty- eight. The
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  Jarbis, as I had told you, was one of the most prestigious bands
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  in England, because there they had paraded high caliber guitarists, one of them
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  and Clapton, who left the band when he leaned more towards pop and slowly
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  left the blues he originally played. Crapton joined John Mail' s blus Rakers
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  and later formed Cream. The Jarvers had replaced him with another guitarist, equally
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  extraordinary, but even more conflictive, whose name was or was because Jeff Beck
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  had already passed away in this case. With this group it began to become
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  more popular, even to place themes such as forge of chave of Things and
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  Hardful of Soul that fare I ove was still quatton there on the British and
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  American lists started this. In fact, it was the last song in which
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  he participated almost because he no longer liked that pop atmosphere and this guitarist,
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  Jeff Beck not on few occasions left the group standing on tour, as he
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  hated to travel and worse in the conditions in which they did it on the
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  road by old trucks or cars or broken buses, sleeping in second- man
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  hotels and eating, and one day yes and another day no. Alarmed at
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  these frequent attendances of his groupmate, they decided to call one to replace Jeff
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  Beck. Who is this little person, who is this guitarist who would call
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  to serve them Now is nothing more and nothing less than that who in the
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  fifty- eight and fourteen years old said that he was not going to dedicate
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  himself to music. The good Jimmy Page, He had been a session musician
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  and record producer for several years, having participated in recordings by people like Donavan,
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  the Rolling Stones, hoo Dem and the Kings. There' s a
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  legend there, there I also have on my Kings to Ware podcast about Dants
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  for you to listen to. Yesterday, in fact, a premiere episode of
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  this group came out. It is said that he played the requint on you
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  Relee Gadmy. But, well, there' s the controversy between Dave saying
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  that was fake and Jimmy saying it was true. So, well, the
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  jarvers played when two guitarists from time to time, as in Michael Angelo Anthony
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  ' s bollow Op movie in sixty- six, in which Jeff Beck destroys
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  a guitar tip amplifier. While the group plays powerful stroon, they return from
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  the old theme of trenkettr Rolling and in others just with Jimmy Page, coyo
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  profesionalismo. Proof of everything, he began to gain ownership in the sometimes sextet
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  and sometimes quintet group of d garburs Ya. Finally, Jeff Beck was exhausted
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  and after his nervous breakdown, he left the band and formed his own Jeff
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  Beck Rup project. Eiff Beck' s departure didn' t save the Jarvis
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  from the fall. The group was in decline and disunities and conflicts were the
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  bread of every day. They were already being forgotten practically in England and tried
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  to find refuge in the United States, where they made a tour in very
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  bad conditions. Peter Brant was, his manager, Jimmy Page was the most
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  enthusiastic of the five members of the ensemble, but the others were getting more
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  and more fed up with everything. Emmy Page was trying to keep them together
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  desperately. The chances of playing were there, but kit Ralf, the vocalist,
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  didn' t take things very seriously. He got drunk and was too
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  wrong to sing. It was a real shame that the group seemed to be
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  ashamed of even his name, although Jimmy didn' t really know why he
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  was a great band. He was never ashamed to play with the Jarberts on
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  a four- month- old Europe tour. The guitarist felt that they could
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  hardly perform it and the task was to form a new band to fulfill this
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  commitment, which he decided to call The New Jarburts. However, he recalls
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  with frustration that there was a lot of magic tied to the name of the
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  jarburs and found it amazing, but he saw them fall apart and he could
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  not believe it. Someone told him that if they had stayed together longer,
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  perhaps the best group in the world would have arrived. Initially, the New
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  Jarbrshments are made up of a team of superstars. Jimmy Page met with Jef
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  Bag and other musicians to record the bex bolleiro theme of Jimmy Pash' s
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  authority and thought they could do a new project. There were rehearsals in which
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  Page and Bag participated in the guitars. Kid Moond left him on drums,
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  Nicky Hopkins on the piano and a dark session musician named John pal Jones on
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  bass. The idea was to get another bass player and the name of John
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  came up in Twistel, also from The Hoo. They also needed a singer
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  and thought they might call Steve Winwood, but he didn' t offer it
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  because he was very committed to traffic. The second option was Steve Marriott of
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  Humble Pie, and they made the proposal. Soon there was an answer,
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  but not from Mario, but from one of his band' s representatives,
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  who wrote Page a threatening and aggressive message saying how you would like to play
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  the guitar with broken fingers. This will happen if you get close to Steve
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  again and, well, obviously, he wasn' t called. Little by
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  little they forgot the idea of forming that group and diluted, but not in
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  Jimmy Page' s mind, Beck Moone Hopkins. They walked away. But
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  it wasn' t like that with John Paul Jones, who told Page that
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  he was interested in participating in the new band. Both had been born in
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  southern London and had met four years earlier during the recording sessions of Donovan'
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  s hordy gordy Mind album. It' s not that the keyboard bass player,
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  producer and arranger needed work. He had plenty of it and allowed him
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  a relaxed life. However, he was tired of spending the hours in the
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  studio and needed to go out and get some air. Fagre had great respect
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  and agreed to work with him on the new Jarburts project. And that'
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  s how half the band is left that the pole would be Led Zeppeling formed.
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  Play the New Jarverts and listen to these albums where Jeff Beck and Jimmy
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  Page come out at the same time in certain Jarvert songs. It' s
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  actually an interesting album. The last of them, or the last album that
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  or my favorite rather from The Yarburts is the one called Little Games. It
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  is an album that already has a pre- led zeppelinean sound, obviously not
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  in the voice. The singer' s voice is very different from that of
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  the Rol Pland, but that doesn' t mean that the musicality and idea
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  of Jimmy Page already began to influence this sound. It is also important to
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  know that this band, in which Kid ralf had the lead voice, was
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  a mix of rock with blues and Clapton was always very interested in blues.
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  In fact, that' s what he kept doing after he left the Jarburts.
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  He went a lot to the blues. Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck with
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  a little bit more of a rock orientation. They don' t leave out,
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  however, they don' t let go of rock and roll. So
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  either the nascent rock and roll rather, and that' s how they later
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  create what would be a new sound based mostly on pentatonic rock and roll scales
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  or heavy metal. Sometimes I' m an ortist. I hope you'
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  re liking those chapters of Led Zeppelin and Dainstein Confesust. Everything seemed stunning and
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  confusing to them, because that' s how Led Zeppelin' s story began,
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  with confusion, with a band disintegrating as a new one emerged, we
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