Jimmy loved Kalidescope, (the American one as opposed to the British one) They were his favorite group in the late '60's. He even singled out their album Beacon from Mars. I read he wanted to model Zep on them. He also said Leige and Leaf by Fairport Convention was the best album of 1969 in his '72 interview from ZigZag. Both of these albums I got and love on his recommendation. He loved Spirit and Little Feat, too, I know. He loved Bert Janech too who wrote the orginal way Black Mountain Slide is done. The others I'm not as certain, but I know Robert also like Kalidescope and of course Fairport Convention, and blues like above. They both loved Elvis, especially Robert while Jimmy loved his guitarist (James Burton?). Jonsey and Bonzo, I'm not sure about.

Does anyone know when the Revolution Documentary is going- to be released? The offical site has disappeared and it was supposed to be released this past summer. Charlotte, Pamela DesBarres and many other '60's people and musicans are interviewed in it.

I think he must of had his beard when Scarlet was born (March 24, 1971--day before mine, but 4 years earlier.)

His hands are so beautiful in these two, I think.

There are a couple others... His eyes make me shiver in this second one

I'm glad he did it, but that doesn't Jimmy still might want to do something in the future and he's who I want to see the most anyway.

I love it when David Coverdale calls him 'his royal darkness' in their inteview together.

I know this first one I put up yesterday. He is so hot in that first MSG outfit.

I included Song Remains the Same. While it's live, it's still counts as an album I--Dazed and Confused/How Many More Times II-Heartbraker/Bring it On Home III-Since I've Been Loving you/Friends IV-Four Sticks/Misty Mountain Top Houses of the Holy-Song Remains the Same/Dancing Days Phyical Graffetti-Ten Years Gone/Sick Again The Song Remains the Same- The Rain Song/Stairway to Heaven Presance-Nobodys Fault But Mine/Hots On For Nowhere In Through the Out Door-I'm Gonna Crawl/In the Evening Coda- Wearing and Tearing/Poor Tom

I think he is too. I think your siganture is one of his most handsome pictures. I love it.

Oh... this makes me so jealous.... Oh well, here's 'his royal darkness' as David Coverdale calls him...

It's very easy to fantaize about Jimmy.....................and I love his scaves.

You're welcome. I just wish someone would post more from the Raving Arizona DVD for those people that don't own it. I just think he is so hot with that cigarette and flinging around that towel.

I just did this today. I wish the face was better, but it's still him. I love this picture I'm using as my aviator. Thank you, Spacewoman.

I've read just had a chance to read about all the Zep parts. He's very nice to Jimmy, but most of all, he's very grateful to Peter Grant. It is worth getting. The September Classic Rock has an interview with Kim Fowley, and he mentions Jimmy in an early indicedent that invovled him and Jackie DeShannon. He wonders if she had more to do with Zep than anyone knew.

That's beautiful what you did with the picture. He looked gorgeous even when he was so frail, like a porcelin doll.

Thank you!!!! These are absolutely beautiful!!!

I love this and his expression. He's so sexy.

Wow! The color is beautiful!