robert plant played harmonica on nobody's fault but mine.
robert plant played harmonica on nobody's fault but mine.
who played harmonica on nobody's fault but mine?
robert plant
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"nobody's fault but mine" was based around a stop / start riff from page. plant played harmonica on the song, and wrote the lyrics based on an old blind willie johnson blues song called "it's nobody's fault but mine", first recorded in 1928 and covered by nina simone in 1969. "candy store rock" was inspired by 1950s rock 'n' roll. "hots on for nowhere" was written about plant's time in malibu, while page played the stratocaster on the track. the closing number, "tea for one", was a slow blues written by plant about the problems he faced being separated from his family, and was an attempt to update their earlier "since i've been loving you" from "led zeppelin iii".
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