Babe I’m Gonna Leave You
Robert Plant and his Strange Sensation’s earliest release of “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” on file came out in 1994. Robert Plant shares the writing credit with Anne Bredon and Jimmy Page. The earliest release on file is Joan Baez’s, from 1962. Also recorded by Led Zeppelin (released 1969), Quicksilver Messenger Service (released 1968) and Great White (released 1994), among 130 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.
Most people file this one under Led Zeppelin and never read the fine print, but Anne Bredon's name sits right there next to Page and Plant. Then hear Plant pick it back up with the Strange Sensation in 2002, still carrying her song.
Credited writers: Anne Bredon, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.
Earliest release on file: Joan Baez, 1962.
- Quicksilver Messenger Service1968
- Led Zeppelin1969
- Chapter Eleven1988
- Great White1994
- The Plebs1998
- Kenny Blackwell2000
- Doro2003
- Richard DeVinck2003
- BlackBud2006
- Vanilla Fudge2006
- Joe Lynn Turner, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Tony Franklin, Doane Perry & Bob Kulick2007
- P!nk2009
130 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.
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