[Survey: What are the 5 greatest guitarists and drummers?]

Guitarist:

1. John Mclaughlin

2. Jimmy Page

3. Eric Clapton

4. Jimi Hendrix

5. Robert Johnson

Drummer:

1. John Bonham

2. Billy Cobham

3. Roy Haynes

4. Keith Moon

5. Krupa

Singer (oh what the hell):

1. Robert Plant

2. Little Robert Anthony

3. Percy

[Plantations]

L.A. 6-21-77:

The man who fought against the elements. The man who fought food poisoning. The man who drinks Heineken. The man who doesn't get out of bed. The man who hasn't got a cymbal. The man who's having a chat with his man who knows the man who tunes Jimmy's guitar, who comes from Scotland, and doesn't know the man they call "Tim." But does know Audrey from Dallas, thank you.

The man who now learns how to construct his own drum kit. The man who's not very professional. The Man who said he could go back to a building site any time, and we all agreed. The man who's holding up the show. The rhinestone cowgirl--come on Bonzo, get on with it. (That's what the Quaalude stagger is). The man who played the Los Angeles Aztecs and beat them 10-1 by himself. The man who, one wonders, is he worth waiting for...and doesn't really realize there's a curfew here.

A childhood friend, a man, who many people once said..."never 'eard of him." John Bonham, OVER THE TOP!!!!!

on 6/21/77 after Battle of Evermore didn't he say something like "the guy that tunes Jimmy's guitar is from scottland, and he always tends to tune it in Scottish" ?

[Plantations]

this is a good one: Vienna 3/16/73.

"Thank you, danke schön. It's very nice to be here in Vienna. Very nice. You people got some good groupies. [long pause] Um, this is a song about, uh, this is a song off the new album which comes out sometime this year. The LP is called Houses of the Holy. We all hope you'll rush out and look at a copy. And this is a song about little school girls... and uh, not too little mind you... not.. too little.. and uh, my love for them. Remembering what happened to Jerry Lee Lewis... I think I'll take it easy. Mr. Bonham there, 200 pounds. Dancing Days!"

woah there robert, we know what you're thinking about, lol!

[In My Time Of Dying]

the thing i always wondered is if he says "take my body home" or "take my boy home". in the studio version it sounds like "boy" but live it always sounds like "body"