In My Time off Dying
" In My Time off Dying " is the third song of Physical Graffiti , sixth album of the group of Rock English Led Zeppelin left in 1975. It is a song of folk/blues traditional, inspired of the song Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed , recorded by Blind Willie Johnson and later taken again by Joshua White, Bob Dylan (on its first album]) and [[Martin Gore]]. This song is longest that the group recorded in studio: more than eleven minutes. '' In My Time off Dying '' was played at the time of the round 1975 and of some dates in 1977, during which [[Robert Plant]] dedicated this song with [[Denis Healey]], British Minister for Finance [[Workers party (the United Kingdom)|member of the Labor Party]]. The group never finished in the same way this song because of its nature with being played impromptu. The version studio finishes with: " Oh, don' T you make it my dyin', dyin', dyin'… " and at this time, one intends to cough a member of the group (probably [[John Bonham]]) or a member of the team of recording. Robert Plant benefits to add a key of humor and finished the song from it by saying '' cough '' (“to cough”). And Bonham exclaims just after by saying " That' S gonna Be the one, hasn' T it? ". Ironically, Plant really any more did not hold to sing it after having been victim of an car accident in 1975. It pointed out later " Why the hell did I sing that song? ". ==Anecdote== *Il acts of the one of the rare songs that Jimmy Page played in concert on its guitar [[Danelectro]] black and white. It used also this guitar for '' White Summer '' and '' [[Kashmir]] ''. ==Sources (in English) == * '' Led Zeppelin: Dazed and Confused: The Stories Behind Every Song '', by Chris Welch, {{ISBN|1-56025-818-7}} * '' The Supplements off Guide to the Music Led Zeppelin '', by Dave Lewis, {{ISBN|0-7119-3528-9}} {{Broad Led Zeppelin}} [[Category: Song of 1975]] [[Category: Song of Led Zeppelin]] [[in: In My Time off Dying]] [[pl: In My Time off Dying