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/

Also, this video isn't one person's 30-minute clip but instead someone has downloaded other people's videos and edited them together without credit into one longer video.

He played No Quarter on the grand piano, not the Wurlitzer.

I'm looking forward to hearing about this! Three John Paul Jones performances in three days is a rarity, as is a performance where it's specifically John Paul Jones and not him performing as part of a group or duo.

It's also worth mentioning that Jimmy Page used that performance to debut his new Super Dragon amps which were then publicly revealed weeks later and are being sold online using photos of Page at that performance to promote them.

It's a shame that the photos section of the website is now inaccessible. It's thankfully archived on the Wayback Machine here: https://web.archive.org/web/20240216201744/https://jimmypage.com/photos The live section is archived here: https://web.archive.org/web/20240216201642/https://jimmypage.com/live And the discography is archived here: https://web.archive.org/web/20240216201650/https://jimmypage.com/discography

The theory mentioned by one poster in the previous 2022 thread was that the messenger was Joe Massot's son, presumably referring to Jason Massot who was born in 1970. That would have made him three years old at the time of filming, significantly younger than the messenger shown in the film.

If they're attributing footage to Superhype Music Inc then that's an outdated attribution - there are no currently trading businesses under that name in the US or UK. Superhype Music existed in the UK from 1974 to 1985, and it's likely another company with the same name existed in the late sixties and was shut down by the early seventies. The New York State business records referenced in the Discogs post refer to a Super Hype Music Inc set up in 1991 and shut down in 1997 and registered to an accountancy firm in New York, I haven't been able to show a link between that business and Led Zeppelin.

I managed to speak to both men who performed "Rumble" with Jimmy Page last night. It turns out Jimmy was very exacting in wanting to recreate the sound of the original song on stage: https://ledzepnews.com/2023/11/04/exclusive-how-jimmy-page-created-a-faithful-recreation-of-rumble-for-the-rock-roll-hall-of-fame-induction-ceremony/

Could it be a copy that used to belong to someone named Kirk Read?

Just published my interview with guitarist Kenwyn House on LedZepNews. He says Robert Plant performed "Stairway To Heaven" on Saturday because a wealthy donor agreed to donate a six-figure sum to charity if that song was played https://ledzepnews.com/2023/10/24/exclusive-the-story-behind-robert-plants-one-off-solo-performance-of-stairway-to-heaven/

They look pretty fake. Don't trust anything purporting to be a certificate of authenticity that isn't from a specialist authentication company like PSA etc. Any company can print off a page of A4 and claim it's a certificate of authenticity, but it doesn't mean anything.

It’s now been deleted

At the risk of sounding a bit facetious, I'm assuming it's genuinely a test. The post wasn't shared on the band's official Facebook or Twitter pages. It shows a photo of two Emmy Awards. They're not awarded until September this year, with nominations being announced in July.

Thank you, Steve!