Led Zeppelin - Thank You Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Thank You' by Led Zeppelin?

   Robert Plant, the lead vocalist of Led Zeppelin, wrote the lyrics for 'Thank You.' This song marked the first time he took on the role of sole lyricist for a track by the band.

2. What instruments are prominently featured in 'Thank You'?

   The song features a distinctive Hammond organ played by John Paul Jones. Additionally, Jimmy Page contributes with an acoustic guitar solo that plays a significant role in the musical arrangement of the song.

3. Was 'Thank You' ever performed live by Led Zeppelin?

   'Thank You' was part of Led Zeppelin's live performances starting from late 1969 and during their tour in January 1970. It showcased John Paul Jones' keyboard skills and was often highlighted in their concerts.

4. Are there any notable covers of 'Thank You' by other artists?

   'Thank You' has been covered by various artists including Tori Amos, who included it on her extended 'Crucify' single. Chris Cornell also covered this song and performed it during his tours as documented on his 2011 album 'Songbook.'

5. How does the song handle its conclusion in studio recordings?

   'Thank You' concludes with a church organ that fades into silence before returning about ten seconds later. This false ending creates a unique listening experience but can pose challenges for radio broadcasts, leading some stations to edit out the silence.