Jimmy Page and Robert Plant visit the tombstone of bluesman Sonny Boy Williamson.

Blue

Finger Poppin' Time - Hank Ballard & the Midnighters

Thanks for the link.

For the confused, the proven one would be the one who fulfills his words.

There's a thrill upon the hill Let's go, let's go, let's go There's a thrill upon the hill Let's go, let's go, let's go There's a house party way across town People coming from miles around Put on your pretty red dress Let's go see about this mess That's it, baby let's git And go way up on the hill We're gonna have a whole lotta fun We gonna greet the risin' sun All night long we gonna ball Until we hear your mama call That's it, baby let's git And go way up on the hill There's a thrill upon the hill Let's go, let's go, let's go There's a thrill upon the hill Let's go, let's go, let's go Let's go! Everybody's gonna be there My friends and yours from everywhere Oh, what a time it's gonna be! Come on baby, let's go see That's it, baby let's git And go way up on the hill There's a thrill upon the hill Let's go, let's go, let's go There's a thrill upon the hill Let's go, let's go, let's go. Hank Ballard

Turquoise

It just keeps on keeping on, beautiful in its simplicity.

But only God creates. You merely find what is already there.

Only the proven one has the honey.

Some people are meant to have an orgasm in the middle of a song, and Robert Plant had made it to age 21. In those days most of the audience was closer to his age and there were not a lot of little kids running around. The audience was mostly teenagers or young adults. It was only later in life that the audience was joined by the Barney brigade and Robert had to shut the bedroom door.

They probably already know how bad we are, so there is not much to taint.

Hey Hey What Can I Do - Led Zeppelin

If I'm disappointed I'll be sure to post the details on this thread.

In The Evening - Led Zeppelin

Sway - Rolling Stones

Silver Train - Rolling Stones

I have no idea if they are members here but I doubt they would say so if they were.

Since this thread is continuing I guess I'll recommend some ginger tea for Robert Plant after all.

My boyfriend had the first album; he saw them in the sixties in San Francisco and met Jimmy Page then.

In My Time Of Dying - Earl's Court 1975 - Led Zeppelin

Turn On Your Love Light-Bobby Bland-1959

Riot In Cell Block # 9 - Smokey Joe's Cafe - The Robins

Sounds familiar; my parents kept me from attending the May 1969 concert on a Thursday night because my boyfriend had kept me out until late the night before. Friday morning I was back in school in my art class and several of my classmates were talking about the night before. They had scheduled two performances in one night, and the first audience refused to leave, so they called the police. The next morning the stage was a mess, which interfered with the dance classes that were usually scheduled there.