I can't give you a direct link to it, but the Royal Orleans web site has a page called "List of known circulating Led Zeppelin concert videos" that has the info you're looking for.

fried wings & tilapia, french fries, and some Dew....

Once upon a time i.e. the late 80's/early 90s I viewed a 3 hour VHS video cassette of LZ live footage in date order. Of the 77 tour it contained 3 items: (1) Birmingham (that crowd hysteria!) (2) One of the New York shows (very black but JP was visible because he was in white) and (3) A montage of ALS. I've no idea if that represented everything available at the time. And now this latest offering. This may be one of those question which takes a few seconds to ask but a lot of work for someone to answer but here goes: Does anybody have a completed list of all the 77 footage now available? Perhaps a list of the 77 tour dates with a yes or no next to it? It seems to be fairly well covered now from start to finish.

12 days ago gas was 3:35 today it's 3:65.

Following on from my rant over the weather: A meltingly hot bowl of Chilli Con Cow. A Crusty Rye Loaf to mop up the sauce so we can at least warm up. 2 Bottles of Rioja and at least 3 joints of Hash so we can sleep without feeling the effects of Hypothermia.

. If it wasn't for the fact that it was light at 5.45am this morning, then I could have sworn Spring and Summer had passed this wet miserable Island by. -4c this morning and a frost. Heating has been on this afternoon and it is as cold as a tub of Ben and Jerrys. As I pulled up the Duvet with my morning cup of Tea, the weather looney said it will warm up next week. Great I said to Mrs CP, then he delivered the killer blow " It will rain for the next 10 days".

"An absolute honour to work on reimagined versions of classic Led Zeppelin songs" So what. He performs Zeppelin songs on stage on every tour he does in a roundabout way. Maybe he's feeling a trifle nostalgic?

Here's the up to date article that Classic Rock Magazine wrote up: https://ledzepnews.com/2024/04/25/robert-plant-is-working-on-reimagined-versions-of-classic-led-zeppelin-songs/

By Fraser Lewry, Classic Rock Led Zeppelin frontman and original golden god Robert Plant is reportedly working on a new version of a Zeppelin classic. The news emerged in a series of social media posts from those involved in the project. “While the project is currently top secret, it involves a Led Zeppelin song,” writer and singer/songwriter Antonella Gambotto-Burke told LedZepNews. “Spending time with Robert has been such a privilege,” she added. “The thing that surprised me most was the intense magic he brings with him. It literally fills the room. Spiritually speaking, he’s a giant, and the music is, of course, untouchable. I’m still flying!” Gambotto-Burke, author of Apple: Sex, Drugs, Motherhood and the Recovery of the Feminine, also records with producer Gavin Monaghan as the duo Mama ft. Antonella. She posted further details on Facebook, saying, "In keeping with the rollercoaster that is 2024: hanging out for the day with Robert Plant in the studio. Robert specifically asked to work with Magic Garden Recording Studio, making the brilliant Gavin one of a handful of living producers who has had the honour of working on a Led Zeppelin track." Studio owner Monaghan, who previously worked with Plant when he added vocals to 12 Harps, a song by Wolverhampton singer Scott Matthews from his 2009 album Elsewhere, also posted on social media about the new session, raising hopes that Plant may have revisited more than one Led Zeppelin classic for the mystery project. "Absolute pleasure to be working with Robert Plant and Wolves Records at Magic Garden Studios again," he wrote. "And the thrill of a lifetime to be reimagining some classic cuts from Led Zeppelin. Keep your eyes peeled and more in the pipeline!" Wolves Records was launched in 2021 by Wolverhampton Wanderers, the football club that Plant supports and is vice-president of. Artists signed to the label include grime and rap artist Reepa, pop-punk singer-songwriter Ben Kidson, pop-rocker Split The Dealer and soul/r&b singer Sophia Saffarian. https://www.loudersound.com/news/robert-plant-new-versions-of-led-zeppelin-songs

She shakes like a tree....

Enthusiasm for miles and miles R😎

Good points, Steve. I have a few friends that attended this concert here in Atlanta. I saw the firm, P&P, etc. R😎🎸👍🎶

Agreed. I'm particularly impressed by Jimmy's enthusiasm during Rock and Roll, which is near the end of a three hour concert. He's still moving around like he did at the beginning of the show, which belies the notion that he wasn't in the best of health at this point in his career. I also wonder how much better the reputation of the '77 tour would be among hard-core fans if this concert was the one that we had a professional video from instead of Seattle. I know there would still be issues about the playing not being at the level of previous years, but I think the tour itself would be held in much higher regard.

👍 Washington ain't much better.

This is a very good angle to get the stage presence. I like the footage a lot.

https://ultimateclassicrock.com/neil-young-love-earth-tour-launch/

https://ultimateclassicrock.com/david-gilmour-the-pipers-call-single/

high fashion athletic supporters with.....

Mike Pinder, the Moody Blues Keyboardist and Founding Member, Dead at 82 - https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/mike-pinder-the-moody-blues-keyboardist-founding-member-dead-obit-1235010490/

R.I.P. Moody Blues Co-Founder Mike Pinder Dead At 82 - https://ultimateclassicrock.com/moody-blues-mike-pinder-dead/

in tight leather lederhosen and