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  1. ...Thank you for sharing this great historic piece with the fans...there is so much to learn from fans like yourself... I hope there are pictures of our Beloved Page from Eel Pie Island...I don't think I seen any....if you come across any somehow...well you know what to do...!!!
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    A big project?

    ....Kiss of Fire, thank you ever so much for bringing this to my attention...I got it together now 1. Fri 25 Dec 2009 12:00 BBC 6 Music 2. Sat 26 Dec 2009 01:00 BBC 6 Music 3. Sun 27 Dec 2009 22:00 BBC 6 Music 4. Mon 28 Dec 2009 20:00 BBC 6 Music 5. Fri 1 Jan 2010 21:00 BBC 6 Music ...listening now...
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    A big project?

    ...tks. for the update, I so wish there are transcripts or repeats?...anyway, I think he is beginning to "reazlize"...please share more details if you can tks. lot...
  4. ...Hello...tks for sharing this extra ordinary story....this time period is very special to me as I was beginning to understand Rock and Roll music and the Name Zeppelin...indeed you brought back some special memories...thank you!!! I have listened to recordings of this show...I am envious...I wish my parents had moved to New York!!!
  5. AEN27, love being in company of my fellow Pagette...

  6. ....wishing you the very best....thank you for everything that you do for the fans!!!
  7. ...although I always will respect his decision not to play if he chooses to, but my true feelings are captured in your writing here...one needs to remain passionate, essence of life, I wish he had remained so in all the time slowly gone by, there was no need to stop as he did...but this is good news, and his true roots of blues, Elvis, and Others are very close to his heart, I am sure he will pay tribute to these great Voices with his Music at least once....
  8. tks. I Love your Channel...will be talking to you more!!!

  9. ...got any since I been loving you?...or Song Remain The Same... Tks...
  10. tks. Diana-loura...that's just so beatiful so far...one of my and I am sure all of us here, fav. pic's of our beloved Page...keep us posted...
  11. Hello, I watched your Youtube Chanel, really enjoying it......welcome!!!
  12. Thanks to the Webmaster for extending life of this mystery thread and Freedom of Expression. There is no other purpose/reason, but to make sincere/factual contribution to Led Zeppelin Timeline....... ...Here is The Original Article from which Las Vegas mystery concert Fanviews extend... Sunday, September 09, 2001 Copyright © Las Vegas Review-Journal COLUMN: Mike Weatherford Readers remember The Doors Jim, be careful how you undulate on that ice! Hey Kurt, can you sign my dressing room? Last Sunday I claimed Madonna was the last active music star who hadn't played Las Vegas, and asked readers to share memories of rare shows by icons now in rock 'n' roll heaven. There were plenty of responses, many centering on The Doors playing the Ice Palace skating rink in Commercial Center. Review-Journal alumna and Preferred Public Relations President Michele Tell referred me to her uncle, Mike Tell, who promoted the concert. He couldn't confirm the date, listed on some Web sites as Nov. 1, 1969. But he remembers that because Jim Morrison had been arrested for lewd behavior in Miami, both performer and promoter were threatened with arrest. "There were more security guards and policemen around that stage than you've ever seen," Tell recalls. Morrison was "so intimidated that when he sang, he didn't move." Michele Tell met Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek a few years ago. He remembered the show for a different reason: "Because they just put flat boards down on the ice, it was freezing," he told her. What's striking now is how rock concerts were treated by local authorities as a suspicious enterprise, miles removed from the "legitimacy" of the Strip, which was focused on Eddie Fisher and Phil Harris the night of The Doors' visit. Jon Jacobsen writes that Janis Joplin was "one that got away" in 1969. "The city and Sheriff Ralph Lamb would not give the promoter a concert permit, saying that the city would be invaded by the Hell's Angels and the youth of Las Vegas corrupted." Readers Dan Kempf and Sherrill Denley are convinced Led Zeppelin also played the Ice Palace, though a scholarly Web site lists no date. "Led Zepplins," as the Las Vegas Sun called the band, canceled an April 1970 concert after Robert Plant collapsed onstage in Phoenix the night before. Some high school students had planned to protest the $6 ticket price. Do you think any of them paid $75 to see Plant and Jimmy Page at the MGM in 1998? In the modern era, Nirvana was the rare group not to play here after its landmark "Nevermind" album. But Craig Alan Boyle, who managed Calamity Jayne's on Boulder Highway, remembers the band opening for Sonic Youth on Aug. 16, 1990. "They were booed offstage by the restless crowd," Boyle recalls. "I personally was in the dressing room watching Kurt Cobain throw a fit following his set. Before their performance, Kurt and the rest of the band signed the walls of the dressing room. "Unfortunately," he reports, "new owners not realizing the historic significance, painted the walls in the mid-'90s." Mike Weatherford's entertainment column appears Tuesdays and Sundays. ......................... Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin Richard Cole with Richard Trubo Originally Published: New York:HarperCollins Publishers, 1992 Excerpt - Page 95 - Summer 1969 Tour ....The Zeppelin wives joined us for a few days during that tour, including some of the shows in Las Vegas and other West Coast cities......On this particular tour, I figured that by pulling a few strings, I could get us some front-row seats to Elvis Presley's show at the International Hotel.....That afternoon, I had called Bill Miller, the entertainment director at the International,....My name is Richard Cole, "I told him." That night, we had front-row tables. It was the first time any of us have seen Elvis performed...... ........... Maureen Plant is present during the Seattle Pop Festival...... July 26, 1969 Robert Plant watched with his wife Maureen during the Doors' set, eventually weighing in on it during an interview with Ritchie Yorke for the New Musical Express. http://onthisdayinledzeppelinhistory.blogspot.com/2009/07/ol-blue-eyes-mudsharks-and-heavyweight.html ..... Promoter in question, Michael Tell's family/siblings influence extends highly into Caesar's Palace in the year of 1969...for hospitality services... .......for now...
  13. ...extremely happy to see Jimmy involved in social causes, this is necessary also.........
  14. ...Hello, I would say overall one of the best, as every decade belongs to a certain musician/Band, likewise, the 70's belong to Zep..70's generation/culture is forever associated with Zeppelin....further, mid-70's rock music was absolute beginning for me and I couldn't been partial to anyone...in this regard, I remember the Name Led Zeppelin was "above" others, and ABSOLUTELY NO ROCK STAR HAD IMPACT OF PAGE, NO ONE..I KNEW THIS "ROCK STAR" A LONG HAIRED MYSTERIOUS STAR, WAS ABOVE ALL FOR SOME REASON, WHY? I WAS JUST BEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND...
  15. Hello Raj, happy to have you on board,

  16. Hello, always nice to have young passionate Zepheads on board..Nice to be in your company, even though I belong to that time OH SO LONG AGO!!!

  17. ...I like this first, Earls Court would be second (I have this one)...'77, '79 least...
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