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James McGregor

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  1. They did meet and get on well, because Robert has said so, but far as I know there is no evidence whatsoever to even remotely suggest they were ever romantically linked.

    Edit: Robert discusses his relationship with Janis from about 13:00-14:15 during this

    interview with Charlie Rose. Robert says he considered her to be his "fairy godmother":

    http://www.charlierose.com/shows/2005/05/1...an-robert-plant

    Thanks. Thought maybe backstage Texas State Fairgrounds in '69.

  2. yo,

    10-4 on don't try "when the levee breaks" live unless you get one of those neil young neck braces

    thanks...i have seen alot of film/concerts over the years and i don't recall seeing robert playing the

    harp (back in the old days some called it a "mouth harp" then harp for short)

    well done robert that is a pretty ballzie job on the "levee" vocals and harmonica and all this time

    i thought it was butterfield.....that is a fine compliment to robert i would think.....

    i did lose 10 bucks though.....

    TYVM ! Fats.......out

    Nobodies fault but mine has some solid harp in it. LA '77 is better imo but this is Knebworth

  3. I knew Page was in the same room with Hendrix. Just wasn't sure if they spoke

    GW: Speaking of Eddie Kramer, who worked closely with Jimi Hendrix: Did you

    ever jam with Hendrix?

    Page: No. And I never saw him play, either. This is a good story actually,

    back in the late sixties, I went right from working with The Yardbirds,

    to touring and recording with Zeppelin, and that kept me very busy. In

    the first two years of any band, you just work solidly; if you're going

    to make an impression that's what you have to do. We were no different.

    In fact, we probably worked for three years straight. Anyway, every time

    I came back from tour and Hendrix was playing somewhere, I would always

    say to my self, "Oh I'm just so exhausted, ill see him next time".

    I just put it off and of course, there ultimately never was a next time.

    I'm really, really upset with myself for never seeing him. I really

    wanted to hear him.

    Now, did I ever meet him? I did actually go into a club in New York

    called Salvation, and he was there, but he was totally out of it. He

    didn't really know who anybody was -- he was barely conscious. Somebody

    was just kind of holding him up. It is just kind of a shame that I never

    really had a chance to talk with him or hear him... I heard his records,

    naturally, but it would've been a thrill to see how he worked things out

    on stage. That's quite another ballgame, as you know.

    http://www.iem.ac.ru/zeppelin/docs/interviews/page_93.gw

  4. Frank Zappa(as did Ted Nugent) once said that Jimmy Page was the most overated guitarist after claiming to watch him from backstage at a gig where the Mothers of Invention and Zep were on the same bill. Any idea when and where that was?

    Also when and what gig did Bonzo pour orange juice over Alvin Lee during Lee's set? Where Zep playing the same gig or just hanging out?

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