Luxury, today's song by a group of blues indebted Englishmen is a classic rock staple.

Opening with a guitar riff that was voted the number one guitar riff of all time by BBC Radio 2 listeners,

this song helped bring the band's success across the pond to the United States,

becoming their first gold certified hit.

That's right, D'allel, but amidst all that success, there has been some controversy

around the songwriting credits and inspiration,

not just for this song,

but nearly all of the songs by one of my favorite bands,

let's not get it twisted,

but part of their heritage and part of their history

is about where did they borrow,

where did they pilfer, where did they steal from,

and was it even borrowing, pilfer, where did they steal from? And was it even borrowing,

pilfering or stealing to begin with? We've got the stems, we've got the original songs

they're derived from, and we'll decide, is it plagiarism or just plain old inspiration?

Today on one song, we're showing a whole lot of love to whole lot of love by Led Zeppelin.

Oh, that's a good time, baby, baby, I see it. on a whole lot of love to whole lot of love by Led Zeppelin.

I'm an actor-writer-director and sometimes DJ Diallo-Riddle. And I'm producer, DJ, songwriter, and musicologist Luxury, aka the guy who whispers,

Interpolation.

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All right, luxury, we hinted at it at the top of this episode, but today we're going to take a slightly different approach

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