Hot Dog - Led Zeppelin
- NeedsBass Electric
- NeedsVocals
- NeedsSurprise me
- NeedsKeys Piano Electric - Rhodes
'Hot Dog' is a recorded song on English rock band Led Zeppelin's 1979 album, In Through the Out Door. A fun, rollicking tune done in the style of a country hoe-down, it features some Elvis Presley-like vocals from singer Robert Plant. The song was influenced by American Rockabilly music. It emerged from the band's London pre-production rehearsals, at which it was typical for them to run through old Elvis standards from the 1950s. The lyrics are about a girl in Texas who 'Took my heart' may have been based on a real woman in Plant's life, but he called this a tribute to Texas and the state of mind of the people who lived there. Plant also mentions the name 'U-Haul' in one of the song's verses, referencing the American-based, 'move-it-yourself' company. The title of the song Hot Dog, refers to a distinctly American cuisine.
| Talent | Invited | Reserved |
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| Keys Piano Electric - Rhodes |
tudan Owenks cDub - Gentlemen thanks again...Sounding excellent...Any ideas for Vox/Keys ?
thx1138 I laid a bass track in here if you want it.
Hi Frank - Drum track uploaded using my bonham style ludwig kit. Hope you like it.
Owenks - Hey ! Ok...I split your tracks....Increased the signal for your 'wah-wah' track and remixed...How does it sound to you ? Your original is in drafts so we can always revert if you do not like it...
Hello thx1138 trumpet track if you like