Born out of a 1972 jam session, the lyrics inspired by Robert Johnson's 1936 'Terraplane Blues' and the riff (surprisingly) by Stevie Wonder's 1973 release, 'Superstition', Trampled Underfoot has long been one of my favourite Led Zeppelin tracks.
Released as a US single in 1975 with 'Black Country Woman' on the B-side, it's rightful place belongs to the UK album release that same year of Physical Graffiti.
Rather surprisingly track 2 of side 2 hasn't been covered that much. However two notable exceptions, both from 2007, are on Zepparella's 'A Pleasing Pounding' and Vanilla Fudge's 'Out through the in door'
Jem's Music blog does just what it says on the tin - it's all about music. Stuff he's listening to, bands he's seen, bands you ought to see and listen to, and anything else he wants to talk about - all music related.
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