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Articles relating to [[Led Zeppelin]]


Additional miscellaneous information on [[Led Zeppelin]].
==Parent topics==
{{r|United Kingdom}}
{{r|England}}
{{r|Music}}
{{r|Classic rock}}
{{r|Rock band}}


==Personnel==
==Subtopics==
The line-up of Led Zeppelin remained stable throughout the 1968-1980 period. In addition, a number of key personnel comprised the work behind the band's success:
===Members===
{{r|Jimmy Page}}
{{r|Robert Plant}}
{{r|John Paul Jones (musician)}}
{{r|John Bonham}}
{{r|Peter Grant}}
{{r|Jason Bonham}}


===Manager===
===Albums===
*Peter Grant - also invariably referred to as "the fifth member" due to importance he had in directing the group's affairs.
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{{r|Led Zeppelin (album)}}
{{r|Led Zeppelin II}}
{{r|Led Zeppelin III}}
{{r|Led Zeppelin IV}}
{{r|Houses of the Holy}}
{{r|Physical Graffiti}}
{{r|Presence}}
{{r|The Song Remains the Same (album)}}
{{r|In Through the Out Door}}
{{r|Coda (album)}}
{{r|Remasters (Led Zeppelin album)}}
{{r|Profiled}}
{{r|Led Zeppelin (box set)}}
{{r|Boxed Set 2}}
{{r|BBC Sessions (Led Zeppelin album)‎}}
{{r|Early Days: The Best of Led Zeppelin Volume One}}
{{r|Latter Days: The Best of Led Zeppelin Volume Two}}
{{r|Early Days and Latter Days}}
{{r|How the West Was Won (album)}}
{{r|Mothership (album)}}
{{r|Definitive Collection: Mini LP Replica CD Box Set‎}}
{{r|Celebration Day (album)}}
</div>


===Tour manager===
===Films===
*Richard Cole - an experienced tour manager, especially in the United States, from his previous work with The Yardbirds although he was eventually sacked before the Knebworth Festival in 1979 due to his heroin addiction and erratic behaviour.
{{r|The Song Remains the Same}}
*Phil Carlo - Bad Company's road manager who eventually replaced Richard Cole.
{{r|Led Zeppelin (DVD)}}
{{r|Celebration Day}}
===Songs===
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{{r|Achilles Last Stand}}
{{r|All My Love}}
{{r|Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (Led Zeppelin song)}}
{{r|Baby Come On Home}}
{{r|Bathroom Sound}}
{{r|The Battle of Evermore}}
{{r|Black Country Woman}}
{{r|Black Dog}}
{{r|Black Mountain Side}}
{{r|Bonzo's Montreux}}
{{r|Boogie with Stu}}
{{r|Bring It On Home (Led Zeppelin song)}}
{{r|Bron-Y-Aur Stomp}}
{{r|Bron-Yr-Aur (song)}}
{{r|Candy Store Rock}}
{{r|Carouselambra}}
{{r|Celebration Day (song)}}
{{r|Communication Breakdown}}
{{r|The Crunge}}
{{r|Custard Pie}}
{{r|Dancing Days}}
{{r|Darlene (song)|Darlene}}
{{r|Dazed and Confused (Led Zeppelin song)}}
{{r|Down by the Seaside}}
{{r|D'yer Mak'er}}
{{r|Fool in the Rain}}
{{r|For Your Life}}
{{r|Four Sticks}}
{{r|Friends (song)}}
{{r|Gallows Pole}}
{{r|The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair}}
{{r|Going to California}}
{{r|Good Times Bad Times}}
{{r|Hats Off to (Roy) Harper}}
{{r|Heartbreaker (song)}}
{{r|Hey Hey What Can I Do}}
{{r|Hot Dog (song)}}
{{r|Hots On for Nowhere}}
{{r|Houses of the Holy (song)}}
{{r|How Many More Times}}
{{r|I Can't Quit You Baby}}
{{r|I'm Gonna Crawl}}
{{r|Immigrant Song}}
{{r|In My Time of Dying}}
{{r|In the Evening}}
{{r|In the Light}}
{{r|Jennings Farm Blues}}
{{r|Kashmir (song)}}
{{r|LA Drone}}
{{r|La La (song)}}
{{r|The Lemon Song}}
{{r|Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)}}
{{r|Misty Mountain Hop}}
{{r|Moby Dick (song)}}
{{r|Night Flight}}
{{r|No Quarter (song)}}
{{r|Nobody's Fault but Mine}}
{{r|The Ocean (song)}}
{{r|Out on the Tiles}}
{{r|Over the Hills and Far Away}}
{{r|Ozone Baby}}
{{r|Poor Tom}}
{{r|The Rain Song}}
{{r|Ramble On}}
{{r|Rock and Roll (Led Zeppelin song)}}
{{r|The Rover}}
{{r|Royal Orleans}}
{{r|Sick Again}}
{{r|Since I've Been Loving You}}
{{r|Somethin' Else (song)}}
{{r|The Song Remains the Same (song)}}
{{r|South Bound Saurez}}
{{r|Stairway to Heaven}}
{{r|Sugar Mama (Led Zeppelin song)}}
{{r|Sunshine Woman}}
{{r|Tangerine (song)}}
{{r|Tea for One}}
{{r|Ten Years Gone}}
{{r|Thank You (song)}}
{{r|That's the Way}}
{{r|Trampled Under Foot}}
{{r|Travelling Riverside Blues}}
{{r|Walter's Walk}}
{{r|The Wanton Song}}
{{r|We're Gonna Groove}}
{{r|Wearing and Tearing}}
{{r|What Is and What Should Never Be}}
{{r|When the Levee Breaks (Led Zeppelin song)}}
{{r|White Summer}}
{{r|Whole Lotta Love}}
{{r|You Shook Me}}
{{r|Your Time Is Gonna Come}}
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===Road crew===
===Tours===
*Clive Coulson - stage.
{{r|Led Zeppelin concerts}}
*Kenny Pickett - stage.
{{r|Led Zeppelin Scandinavian Tour 1968}}
*Henry Smith - stage.
{{r|Led Zeppelin United Kingdom Tour 1968}}
*Sandy McGregor - stage.
{{r|Led Zeppelin North American Tour 1968–1969}}
*Joe Jammer - guitars.
{{r|Led Zeppelin United Kingdom and Scandinavian Tour 1969}}
*Raymond Thomas - guitars.
*Tim Marten - guitars (1980).
*Brian Condliffe - bass and keyboards.
*Andy Ledbetter - bass and keyboards (1980).
*Mick Hinton - drums and percussion.
*Benji Le Fevre - vocal technician.
*Ian Knight - lighting.


For their US tours in 1972-75, and then every concert from their 1975 tour onwards Led Zeppelin employed Dallas-based light and sound company Showco:
==Other related topics==


*Donny Kretzchmar - Showco monitoring mixer.
===General===
*Rusty Brutche - Showco sound engineer.
*Kirby Wyatt - Showco lighting engineer.
*Allen Branton - Showco engineer.
*Joe Crowley - Showco engineer.


===Administrative===
{{r|Three Week Hero}}
*Bill Harry - publicist (1969-70).
{{r|A Way of Life}}
*BP Fallon - publicist (1973-74).
{{r|Little Games}}
*Danny Goldberg - US publicist (1973-75).
{{r|The Yardbirds}}
*Rick Hobbs - Jimmy Page's personal assistant.
{{r|Jimmy Page and Robert Plant}}
*Rex King - John Bonham's personal assistant.
*Brian Gallivan - US tour assistant (1977)
*Dave Northover - US tour assistant (1977)
*Dennis Sheehan - US tour assistant (1977)
*Dave Moulder - Europe tour assistant (1980)


===Legal===
*Steve Weiss - New York attorney.
*Joan Hudson Associates - London representative.


==Bootlegs==
 
===Audio===
 
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{{r|Led Zeppelin: The Ride}}
|December 30, 1968
{{r|Live at the Greek}}
|''Gonzaga 68''
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{{r|Unity MacLean}}
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{{r|1995 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony}}
|January 9, 1969
 
|''Twinight''
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{{r|Heavy metal (music)}}
|January 10, 1969
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|''For Your Love''
 
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{{r|Beck's Bolero}}
|January 11, 1969
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|''Psycho Au Go Go''
 
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===Terminology===
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{{r|Back door man}}
|January 12, 1969
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|April 27, 1969
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|May 25, 1969
|''Anybody Got a Les Paul?''
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|May 27, 1969
|''Complete Boston Tea Party''
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|''A Secret History''
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|August 18, 1969
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|''Classics off the Air, vol. 1''
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|''Mudslide''
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|September 4, 1970
|''Live on Blueberry Hill''
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|1971
|''Classics off the Air, vol. 2''
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|June 25, 1972
|''Burn Like a Candle''
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|May 5, 1973
|''Quantient''
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|May 31, 1973
|''Bonzo's Birthday Party''
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|June 3, 1973
|''Three Days After''
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|June 2, 1973
|''Persistence''
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|March 19, 1975
|''Snow Jobs''
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|May 24, 1975
|''Rock and Roll''
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|April 27, 1977
|''Destroyer''
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|June 21, 1977
|''Listen to This Eddie''
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|June 23, 1977
|''For Badgeholders Only''
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Members

  • Jimmy Page [r]: (b. 9 January 1944) English session guitarist and founder of influential group Led Zeppelin, known for his production techniques and blues influenced lead guitar soloing. [e]
  • Robert Plant [r]: (b. 20 August 1948), English rock singer and songwriter, famous for his membership in the rock band Led Zeppelin as the lead vocalist, as well as for his successful solo career. [e]
  • John Paul Jones (musician) [r]: (b. John Baldwin, 3 January 1946), English musician, composer, arranger, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist musician. Best known as the bass guitarist and keyboardist for Led Zeppelin. [e]
  • John Bonham [r]: (31 May 1948 – 25 September 1980), English drummer and member of Led Zeppelin, he was known for his drum solos and hard hitting styles and became a role model for future rock percussionists. [e]
  • Peter Grant [r]: (5 April 1935 – 21 November 1995), English manager and president of Swan Song Records, he was known for his no-nonsense management style and became a role model for future music managers. [e]
  • Jason Bonham [r]: Add brief definition or description

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