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How Many More Times

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Led Zeppelin recorded How Many More Times in October 1968 at the Olympic Studios in London. It is the longest song on the album Led Zeppelin, which was released in 1969. It is over eight minutes long and is divided into distinct sections joined by a rhythm that recalls the bolero from a previous song by Jeff Beck called Beck's Bolero. Jimmy Page played guitar, bass and wrote part of the piece, something he also did in Dazed and Confused and In the Evening. The lyrics speak of love, children and a complicated relationship, with repeated phrases that add intensity. The song was recorded with the label Atlantic and was produced by Jimmy Page himself. ↓ Skip to chords

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Tonalidad A

Duración 8:28

Compositor Jimmy Page / John Bonham / John Paul Jones

ISRC USAT29900542

Credits

Música Jimmy Page, John Bonham, John Paul Jones

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Led Zeppelin released «How Many More Times» as the ninth and final song of their first album, released in 1969. The track closes the record like it's a reflection, a moment of pause between the toughest riffs. The lyrics speak of a relationship that wears out, of questions without answers, of a love that fades away. It's a song that doesn't sound like it was written for a mass audience, but rather as if someone was thinking aloud. It's not one of the most well-known songs by the band, but it is one of the deepest.

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