This is Led Zeppelin at the Newport Jazz Festival on July 6, 1969. The recording I use is a 2nd gen (M>Reel>Reel) from KRW_CO, and it's pretty damn good. We hear Dazed and Confused (the crowd goes bonkers when Jimmy slaps the strings w/ his violin bow), You Shook Me (killer filthy slide), and a beautiful How Many More Times. There are some PA issues early on but the show is brilliant. Gotta love 1969 Led Zeppelin!

We hear a great recording of the Stills/Young Band on July 4, 1976 in Niagara Falls NY. This is an epic setlist and I play Long May You Run, For What It's Worth, and Cowgirl in the Sand. This was a volatile short-lived project, but it was brilliant.

July 9, 1973 St Paul Minnesota. A fun show with some wild playing by Jonesy and Bonzo. We hear a jazzy No Quarter and an epic Dazed and Confused for the ages. A great show from a great tour. An underappreciated show. Great playing all around.

This is a beautiful recording of a beautiful show. Saving Grace w/ Robert Plant & Suzi Dian May 1, 2022, at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival. We hear Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down, It's a Beautiful Day Today, and a sublime We Bid You Goodnight. This is special.

We hear a new 4 source merge of June 10, 1977 Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden. This is a great night and we hear an epic No Quarter and bombastic fantastic Kashmir. All cylinders firing in this one.

This is a great show from Page/Plant's Unledded Tour, May 26, 1995 in Vancouver BC. This master recording captures the fire and excitement of the band, and the crowd. We hear Thank You, Shake My Tree, Dancing Days & In The Evening. Awesome.

November 12, 1984 Covent Garden London, Roy Harper & Jimmy Page play an intimate acoustic set, 5 days before the first live appearance of the Firm, and it's wonderful. Hangman, 20th Century Man, and One of Those Days in England are heard. Really cool gig.

We listen to the newly released recording of Led Zeppelin in Bloominton MN April 12, 1970, taped by Michael Gillespie. I play Since I've Been Loving You, Bring It On Home, and Organ Solo/Thank You. So glad more new shows appear!

We hear a scorching recording of John Paul Jones in London Nov. 12, 1999 on his Zooma tour. I play Nosumi Blues, Triple Neck, and Crackback. Brace yourself for phat bass.

I take a look back at the last five years and play some live favorites, some rehearsals and jams, and The Yardbirds playing the Velvet Underground. This was a joy a trial to compose. Lots of great stuff in here.