Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - Led Zeppelin cover feat. David

I was a teenager in the 1970's. This music was so heady and surreal back in the day. It's really hard to describe unless you lived it. I'm 63 now. I can only take small doses because the crosspull of time forward and backwards messes with me on a lot of levels.

Says a lot about the state of today's music to see a young lady cover a tune over 50 years old. And beautifully. And hats off to the guitarist!

There’s so much undiscovered talent out there it’s mad

Haunting and Raw. Love the setting and background. I do believe this would bring tears to Robert's eyes. Love it.

What a beautiful voice! So very Unique. David didn't miss a lick on the guitar. Awesome!!

Well you can't get more stripped back than this. And what is left but the pure essence of a really wonderful song. It doesn't need the wild electric sounds, the extreme dynamics, although they are all good and Led Zeppelin's version is one of my favorites. But this is perfection, the song telling it's own story with such feeling and clarity. Sorry if I'm going overboard a little, but this was totally out of this world. Chiara seems to have a direct connection to the soul of Led Zeppelin's songs. Please give us more.

Guitar work is flawless. Speaking from someone who has played this tune countless times. Singer put her own twist, quite entertaining. Pleasant duo for a day in the park 😊

Guitar work is impressive

Beautiful Guitar work, Beautiful Vocals... Beautiful music!

Awesome song choice Chiara and a masterful performance with David!!!! Thanks for this awesome rendition 🌝👌

Led Zepplin my first concert in 1977, love seeing the young still discovering the treasure of this music.

That voice.... The guitar.. Perfection. Well done guys.

You are singing the best songs from the best band. Keep it up. We all love your voice.

Y’all CRUSHED this timeless haunting tune

IMHO, the best cover of this song ever!

Nicely done improv! :face-blue-smiling:"Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" is a folk song written by Anne Bredon in the late 1950s. Joan Baez recorded a solo version for her 1962 album Joan Baez in Concert and a variety of musicians subsequently adapted it to a variety of styles, including Led Zeppelin and Great White.

Brilliant clear audio. Whoever did the sound engineering is a professional.

Saw this video before. Never gets old.

A wonderful version. Led Zeppelin, the biggest, best & most popular band of all time!

I can listen to Led Zeppelin, any day, time, anything!! I’m not Joking!!!!!