Baby Come On Home

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	To oppose or discuss a nomination, please go to CZ:Proposed for deletion and follow the instructions. For the monthly nomination lists, see Category:Articles for deletion. Baby Come On Home Appears on Boxed Set 2 Published by Flames of Albion Music Registration ASCAP 320401696 Release date 21 September 1993 Recorded 10 October 1968 at Olympic Studios, London. Mixed at Mixed at Atlantic Studios, New York. Genre Blues rock Language English Length 4 minutes 29 seconds Composer Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and Bert Berns Label Atlantic Records Producer Jimmy Page Engineer Glyn Johns 'Baby Come On Home' is a song by English Rock music|rock band Led Zeppelin. Overview It was recorded during sessions for the band's Led Zeppelin (album)|debut album but remained unreleased until appearing on the 1993 compilation Boxed Set 2. The track stems from an old master reel labelled 'Yardbirds. 10 October 1968' (Led Zeppelin were called the 'New Yardbirds' during their first months of existence). The master tape went missing for a number of years and allegedly turned up in a renovation skip outside Olympic Studios in 1991. It was mixed by Mike Fraser for a much belated release in 1993, as a promotional single to promote the Boxed Set 2. The song was originally recorded under the title 'Tribute to Bert Berns', in honour of the American songwriter and producer who had died in December 1967. On this track, guitarist Jimmy Page played a Leslie speaker|Leslie guitar and John Paul Jones (musician)|John Paul Jones played piano and a Hammond organ. 'Baby Come On Home' was never performed live by Led Zeppelin or by any of its members. Chart positions Song (Airplay) Chart (1993) Peak position US Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart 4 Canadian RPM Top 100 Chart 66 Credits Personnel Musicians: Jimmy Page – electric guitar, producer, remastering, digital remastering Robert Plant – vocals John Paul Jones – Hammond organ, piano, bass pedals John Bonham - drums, percussion Production: Peter Grant – executive producer Glyn Johns - engineer, mixing Mike Fraser - mixing George Marino - remastered CD engineer (1990) Notes