Who say's Where That Confounded Bridge

[k***@gmail.com]

I don't care if this question has been answered over and over again
but does anyone know who actually says "where's that confounded bridge."
This is my own personal Zep mystery....
Brendan Keating
=====================================================================
AIN'T GONNA CALL ME MR. PITIFUL

Its the not the question of where is the confounded bridge ? but the question of where and what bridge does youth leave us ?

[i***@gmail.com]

Wow this question is over 20 years old, but I'm pretty sure it's Robert Plant, just talking in a goofy tone. Tell me are you still alive after 20 years?

[m***@gmail.com]

“The Bridge” is a section of a musical composition meaning that it leads into a change and itself is harmonically different than any of the other sections that repeat ...
A standard song in many instances would be

Verse
“B Verse
Chorus
2nd Verse
2nd B Verse
Chorus
BRIDGE
Solo Section
And a myriad of ways to take it to the end with some choosing to repeat the Bridge after a solo section

[j***@gmail.com]

I don't care if this question has been answered over and over again
but does anyone know who actually says "where's that confounded bridge."
This is my own personal Zep mystery....
Brendan Keating
=====================================================================
AIN'T GONNA CALL ME MR. PITIFUL

i always thought it was the guy who did the news on rowan martin laugh in show

[Gregory Fox]

Yes, in Sex Machine, he said "take it to the bridge." He was
referring to the bridge of the song, which usually comes after the second
chorus. Many of Browns songs had no bridge, and LedZep did not put one
in that song. In keeping with the humor, they said "Where's that
confounded bridge" at the end, referring to their purposeful lack of a
bridge in the song.

This is the correct answer.