Led
Zeppelin Sixth U. K. Return To The Clubs Tour
March 5, 1971 - April 1, 1971
MARCH 5 - ULSTER HALL,
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND (FRIDAY, 8:30pm)
The band debuted Black Dog, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California
and Rock And Roll.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:17 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker [ 5:15 - edit/cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:46 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13
] >> Black Dog [ 4:43 ], [ edit/cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ 15:47 - cut ], [ edit/cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 7:44
- edit/cut ], [ edit/cut ], Going To California [ 3:05
- cut ], [ edit/cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be
[ 4:18 - cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 8:09 - cut
], [ edit/cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Bottle
It Up And Go, They're Red Hot, Cumberland Gap, Honey Bee, Think You
Need A Shot (The Needle), The Lemon Song..) [ 15:46 ], [ edit/cut
], Communication Breakdown [ 5:18 ], [ edit/cut ], Rock And Roll
[ 3:17 ], [ edit/cut ], Bring It On Home [ 9:06 ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good audience
recording. Almost 104 minutes.
Details: A historic show in average quality
at its best. The main noticebale drawback is the audience that is very
loud. Several members of the audience yelling and screaming continuously
throughout. There is distortion too.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
911117 - 1971 Ireland 2 Dayz (Tarantura2000), Back To The Clubs Belfast
1971 (Wendy Records), Black Helmet (SharakuLed), Black Velvet (Empress
Valley Supreme Disc), & Listen To This Murphy (Tarantura2000)
Comments:
The recording is slightly distorted as per many of the audience recordings
of the time. Make no mistake about it, what you are hearing is Led Zeppelin
at the very top of their game. Tonight's set kicks off with a bombastic
Immigrant Song, crushing the audience with it's immense volume. A superb
Heartbreaker follows, complete with a compact guitar solo. This concert
is a must for any Robert Plant fan. He gives the show 110% and the unbelievable
power of his amazing high pitched vocals is evident right from the start.
A full-on version of Black Dog complete with a mistake in the first
instrumental passage. For a long time, we have all wondered what the
first ever public performance of Stairway To Heaven must have been like.
Well, wonder no more for now it can be heard. Zeppelin finish the main
set with a compact Whole Lotta Love medley. Rock And Roll is another
preview, played at a frantic pace.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
MARCH 6 - NATIONAL
BOXING STADIUM, DUBLIN, REPUBLIC OF IRELAND (SATURDAY, 8:30pm)
Phil Carson, Atlantic Records' executive, joining the band on bass
on C'mon Everybody.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:37 ] >> Heartbreaker [ 5:42 ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 6:55 - cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >>
Black Dog [ 4:53 - cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:53 ], Dazed
And Confused [ 17:31 - edit ], Going To California [ 1:34 - cut
], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 0:24 - cut
], Moby Dick [ 13:54 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Suzie
Q, Some Other Guy, Honey Bee, Sugar Mama Blues, Think You Need A Shot
(The Needle), The Lemon Song, That's Alright Mama..) [ 22:27 - edit
], Communication Breakdown [ 5:11 ], C'mon Everybody [ 0:11 - cut
], [ cut ], Rock And Roll [ 2:07 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
108 minutes.
Details: A very similar source to the previous
night's one. Maybe a touch better in balance of instruments, also is
more clearer too and close to the stage. A distortion is present here.
Dazed And Confused suffers from many interferences. C'mon Everybody
is only a few guitar riffs.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
911117 - 1971 Ireland 2 Dayz (Tarantura2000), Black Helmet (SharakuLed),
Black Velvet (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Crazed Attack (Crazy Dream),
Hey Baby Don't You Go That Way (Beelzebub Records CD-R), & I Can't
Beleieve It! (Tarantura2000)
Comments:
A really rare show and a great one! The sound is vibrant and raw. The
playing is amazing, and Robert's voice is so high ... just listen to
Black Dog! All of the fourth album songs, including Stairway To Heaven,
are played for the second time ever at this show and sound great! Rock
And Roll in particular has a totally different arrangement from the
album. Either way, this show is exciting and amazing playing from Jimmy,
Jonesy, Bonzo and Robert's voice at its peak. What's very interesting,
Chris Welch reported they played Summertime Blues instead of C'Mon Everybody,
with Phil Carson on bass guitar as guest star.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
MARCH 9 - THE REFECTORY,
UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND (TUESDAY)
The setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since
I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog, Dazed And Confused,
Stairway To Heaven, Going To California, What Is And What Should Never
Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love and Communication Breakdown.
MARCH 10 - RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, CANTERBURY, KENT, ENGLAND (WEDNESDAY,
9pm)
The setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since
I've Been Loving You, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven, Going
To California, What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta
Love medley incl. Boogie Chillun/Tobacco Road and Communication Breakdown.
MARCH 11 - GARDEN COURT, WEST REFECTORY, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON,
SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, 9pm)
MARCH 13 - BATH PAVILION, BATH, ENGLAND (SATURDAY)
John Paul Jones' keyboard failed during Since I've Been Loving You.
The setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since
I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog, Dazed And Confused,
Stairway To Heaven, Going To California, What Is And What Should Never
Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love medley incl. Boogie Chillun/Tobacco
Road and Communication Breakdown.
MARCH 14 - TRENTHAM GARDENS BALLROOM, HANLEY, STOKE, ENGLAND (SUNDAY,
8pm)
The concert was moved from The Place, Hanley, Stoke, England. John
Paul Jones' amp caught on fire.
MARCH 16 - MOUNTFORD HALL, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND (TUESDAY)
(cancelled)
The show was cancelled because Robert Plant had laryngitis and rescheduled
to May 10, 1971.
MARCH 18 - MAYFAIR BALLROOM, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND (THURSDAY,
10pm)
MARCH 19 - MANCHESTER ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER,
ENGLAND (FRIDAY, 8:30pm)
MARCH 20 - THE BELFRY, SUTTON COLDFIELD, WEST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND (SATURDAY)
The concert was moved from Stepmothers Club, Birmingham, England.
The setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since
I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog, Dazed And Confused,
Stairway To Heaven, Going To California, Whole Lotta Love and Communication
Breakdown.
MARCH 21 - NOTTINGHAM BOAT CLUB, NOTTINGHAM, EAST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND
(SUNDAY, 7:30pm)
MARCH 23 - MARQUEE CLUB, LONDON, ENGLAND (TUESDAY, 7:30pm)
Allegedly, all four members of Queen attended this show. The setlist
most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Out On The Tiles
Intro/Black Dog, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California,
Whole Lotta Love and Communication Breakdown.
MARCH 25 - IN CONCERT, PARIS THEATRE, LONDON, ENGLAND (THURSDAY) (cancelled)
The show was cancelled because Robert Plant had laryngitis and rescheduled
to April 1, 1971. The later replacements were Brinsley Schwarz and The
Keef Hartley Band.
APRIL 1 - IN CONCERT, PARIS THEATRE, LONDON, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, rehearsal
at 3pm)
APRIL 1 - IN CONCERT,
PARIS THEATRE, LONDON, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, recording session between
9pm and 10:45pm)
The show was rescheduled from March 25, 1971.
Broadcast between 7pm and 8pm on John Peel's "In Concert",
Radio One, April 4, 1971 (Sunday) and repeated between 7pm and 8pm on
"Sound Of The Seventies", Radio One, April 7, 1971 (Wednesday).
Actual broadcast contained the following tracks: John Peel Introduction,
Immigrant Song, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California,
That's The Way, What Is And What Should Never Be, and Whole Lotta Love.
First BBC transcription disc (made on April 2nd, 1971 by Page and Plant)
was mixed down into one hour format from the original tapes at the BBC's
Transcription Studios in Kensington, Shepherd's Bush, London and includes
of the following songs: John Peel Introduction, Communication Breakdown,
Dazed And Confused, Going To California, Stairway To Heaven, What Is
And What Should Never Be, and Whole Lotta Love (edit version).
A later transcription disc from April 5th, 1971 saw Page overseeing
the mono two-track to stereo mixing ("Rock Hour" export series)
and utilized the following tracks: John Peel Introduction, Immigrant
Song >> Heartbreaker, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven,
Going To California, and Whole Lotta Love (edit version). At last there
are several bootleg sources that contains an excerpts from another BBC
tape with tracks never broadcasted before.
Finally, almost whole broadcast (minus some of John Peel's intro, What
Is And What Should Never Be false start, some of Whole Lotta Love medley,
and Communication Breakdown was released on BBC Sessions album in 1997.
Recording
Includes: DJ
John Peel Introduction, [ edit ], Immigrant Song [ 3:08 ] >>
Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:04 ], Since I've Been Loving You
[ 6:44 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 4:47
], Dazed And Confused [ 18:02 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:21 ], Going
To California [ 3:43 ], That's The Way [ 5:21 ], What Is And What Should
Never Be false start, What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:11 ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland
Gap, They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, Fixin' To Die Blues,
That's Alright Mama, Ain't Nobody's Bizness, For What It's Worth, Mess
O' Blues, Honey Bee, The Lemon Song, Crying Time..) [ 20:07 ], Thank
You [ 6:11 ], Communication Breakdown (<< I Feel So Bad, Broke
Down Engine Blues..) [ 4:47 ], DJ John Peel Outroduction.
Source: Complete superb professional pre-FM
soundboard radio recording. 106 minutes.
Details: This is an excellent radio master.
The original separation of the instruments are poor with the vocals
in the left channel and the guitar in the right channel and the drums
and bass in the middle.
Recording
Includes: DJ
John Peel Introduction, Immigrant Song [ 3:12 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 5:09 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:52 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 4:54 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 18:26 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:33 ], Going To California [ 3:48 ],
That's The Way [ 5:28 ], What Is And What Should Never Be false start,
What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:17 ], Whole Lotta Love (<<
Boogie Chillun, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap, They're Red Hot,
She's A Truckin' Little Baby, Fixin' To Die Blues, That's Alright Mama,
Ain't Nobody's Bizness, For What It's Worth, Mess O' Blues, Honey Bee,
The Lemon Song, Crying Time..) [ 19:35 ], Thank You [ 6:20 ], Communication
Breakdown (<< I Feel So Bad, Broke Down Engine Blues..) [ 4:54
], DJ John Peel Outroduction.
Source: Complete superb professional edited
soundboard radio recording for FM broadcast. 101 minutes.
Details: This is an excellent edited master
for the radio. This source is identical in sound to the above except
for that this missing some of Plant's chatter between the songs and
instruments separation is done correctly.
Official
LP Reference(s):
BBC Sessions (Atlantic)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
Absence (Toasted Records), Ballcrusher (Flat), BBC Broadcast (K&S
Records & Trade Mark Of Quality original and reissue), BBC Broadcasts
(Sunburn Records), BBC Concert (no label & Berkeley), BBC Zep (Contraband
Music, King Kong & PQ), Best Of Led Zeppelin Vol. 1 (Rock Solid
Records), Bonham's Rebirth (The Amazing Kornyphone Record Label), Carnival
(Toasted Records), The Complete BBC Performances (Toasted Records),
Early Jitters (Turtle), File Under: Led Zeppelin (Master), The Final
Option (Rock Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records), Hiawatha
Express (Ze Anonym Plattenspieler), Idolescence (Volsung), In The Light
1969 (LZL4 A-D), In The Light 69-85 (Zipp Zapp), LA Forum 6/25 1972
(Trade Mark of UFO), Led Zeppelin (Joker & String Records), Led
Zeppelin 71 (TM1698 & LXXXIV Series), Led Zeppelin Film Can (Rock
Solid Records), Live (Instant Analysis), Live In Japan 69 (TM 1698),
Live In London (LZ 1791A-B), Live In London 1971 (Matt Records), On
Tour - The Backstage Story (ORYLZ18957 A-B, DPLZ3569 A-B), Over London
(European Fan Club), Paris Studios 1971 (Atlantic), Royal Albert Hall
(Jester Productions, LXXXIV Series & Raring Records), Spare Parts
(Toasted Records), Stairway To Heaven (Contraband Music, HH STH issue,
Jester Productions, & Trade Mark Of Quality), Stairway To The Moon
(no label), Thundershoot (no label), Trade Mark Of Quality Years (Trade
Mark Of Quality), Unburied Dead Zeppo's Grave (TM 1698, both issues),
& Zep Over Europe (Earthworks)
Official
CD Reference(s):
BBC Sessions (Atlantic)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
BBC (Last Stand Disc), BBC Archives (Scorpio "new"), BBC In
Concert (Forever Standard Series), BBC Rock Hour (Bumble Bee bonus CD-R),
BBC Sessions (Last Stand Disc), BBC Zep (Antrabata Reference Master
"2nd edition"), BBC Zep Original Master (Tarantura), Breaking
The Rules At The Beeb 1969-1971 (Beelzebub Records CD-R), Cabala (Osoz),
Classics Off The Air 2&3 (Neutral Zone), The Complete British Broadcasting
Corporation Radio Sessions (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Return To
Paris Theatre 1971 (Scorpio "old"), Secret History Of Led
Zeppelin (Scorpio "old"), Stairway To Heaven (Cobra Standard
Series), & The Valkyrie's Vigil (Tarantura2000)
Bootleg
DVD Audio Reference(s):
BBC Zep (Genuine Masters)
Comments:
"This is something we've waited for a long time on the Sunday repeated
to Wednesday concert, and I know it's going to be well worth the wait.
Would you welcome please Led Zeppelin!" John Peel announced the
band. This is the famous BBC concert show that was released in 1997
legally. But here we have it 100% complete and unedited, and it is indeed
a great, although not completely spectacular, show. Robert's voice is
amazing, really showing no signs of the flu when he lost it the week
before. Bonham is thunderous, Jones plays some of the best and heaviest-sounding
bass I have ever heard and Jimmy is on top form. But there's a nervousness
that adds a little tension to the show, most likely due to the studio
atmosphere. The version of Black Dog is great and gutsy, and the one-two
opening punch of Immigrant Song into Heartbreaker is very powerful.
One of the best versions of Since I've Been Loving You I have ever heard,
with Robert's vocals being the absolute stunner. The versions of Dazed
And Confused and Whole Lotta Love are also spectacular. Just before
the Whole Lotta Love, John Peel back for the introduction: "I'm
going to sing on the next one" he jokes with Robert, who also made
refference to Ray Steven's hit Bridget The Midget.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
Led
Zeppelin European Interlude
May 3, 1971 - July 5, 1971
MAY 3 - K.B. HALLEN,
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK (MONDAY)
The show is married by some rowdy members of the audience. This date
contains the only known performed and recorded full versions of Four
Sticks and Gallows Pole and the debuts of Celebration Day and Misty
Mountain Hop. More interestingly, Richard Cole made its appearance,
playing tablas and conga drums during Whole Lotta Love.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:36 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:23 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:04 ], Dazed And Confused [ 18:02 - cut
], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:17 - cut
], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:55 ], [ cut ], Going
To California [ 3:46 ], That's The Way [ 5:46 ], What Is And What Should
Never Be [ 4:09 ], Four Sticks [ 5:27 ], Gallows Pole [ 5:10 ], [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Bottle It Up And Go, They're
Red Hot, That's Alright Mama, Mess O' Blues, Honey Bee, Sugar Mama Blues,
The Lemon Song..) [ 19:33 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown
(<< Celebration Day..) [ 7:35 ], [ cut ], Misty Mountain
Hop [ 3:58 ], Rock And Roll [ 3:30 ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
123 minutes.
Details: The recording is clear but a little
distant. This results in the rhythm section getting pushed slightly
to the rear with Plant's vocals up-front and Page's guitar somewhere
in the middle of the mix. There is almost no tape hiss. No doubt one
of the best audience recordings for the era.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
Live In Copenhagen July 21 1971 & Staines March 25 1969 (Rock Solid
Records) & Loose Ends (Supercharded Records)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Copenhagen 1971 (Cobra Standard Series), In Concert In Copenhagen (Empress
Valley Supreme Disc), K, B (Image Quality), The Last Rehearsal (Missing
Link), Loove! (Tarantura), Newcastle Brown Ale (Empress Valley Supreme
Disc), Poles And Sticks (Black Cat Records), Previews & Novelties
(Equinox), The 2nd European Tour (Whole Lotta Live), Stick Out! (no
label), Swingin' On The Gallows Pole (Beelzebub Records CD-R), &
Wonderful Copenhagen (Wendy Records)
Comments:
An incredible show that previews almost the entire fourth album eight
months before its release! Robert's voice is exceptional, going higher
than the parts on the records! Jimmy, Jonesy and Bonzo are relentless
too, and they include two big surprises! Some bad things happened inside
the audience so Robert Plant appealed for calm after Heartbreaker: "Whoa,
stop! You stop! Tell him to stop - because any trouble and we go off!
We can't play if there's gonna be this going on through every number,
so somebody had better tell him in Danish what the score is! We cannot
play if there's gonna be a constant passage of people moving. We'd rather
people sit on the floor, sit down! We wanna give you a concert of music
and we cannot do that if there's a lot of people running around."
Four Sticks has a very unique intro and is played really well, and it
sounds good on stage. "We're gonna try something that we have never
ever tried before and there's every chance it'll fall apart. If it does,
we'll stop and start again. This hasn't even got a title yet but we'll
think of one as the night goes on!" It and the rocking Gallows
Pole (with 12-string electric guitar) should have been elaborated on
more ... they could have easily been done in the set. This is the only
time the band ever played these live, and added to the fact that the
rest of the show is amazing.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
MAY 4 - FYNS FORUM,
ODENSE, DENMARK (TUESDAY, 8pm) (unconfirmed)
MAY 10 - MOUNTFORD
HALL, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND (MONDAY, 7:30pm)
The show was rescheduled from March 16h, 1971. The setlist most likely
included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since I've Been Loving You,
Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog,Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven,
Gallows Pole and Whole Lotta Love medley.
WARNING! Some sources
reported that tape of this show exist and may currently be in the hands
of a tape hoarder. Possibly whole show was recorded but a very big care
must be taken with these reports.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
JULY 2 - TORINO, ITALY
(FRIDAY) (discredited)
JULY 4 - ROME, ITALY (SUNDAY) (discredited)
JULY
5 - VELODROMO VIGORELLI, MILAN, ITALY (MONDAY, START at daylight, Led
Zeppelin took the stage at 10:40pm)
The show was interrupted by riots, then brutally stopped by police.
It is reported that some of Led Zeppelin's equipments were destroyed
completely. Support from Lucio Dalla, Mauro Lusini, Mia Martini, Milva,
Gianni Morandi, New Trolls, Ricchi E Poveri, Vianella, and Il Cantamondo.
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be played: Immigrant Song >> Heartbreaker ] Since
I've Been Loving You [ 6:28 - cut ], [ cut ], Out On The
Tiles Intro [ 0:11 - cut ] >> Black Dog [ 4:43 ], [ cut
], Dazed And Confused [ 11:20 - cut ] [ supposed to be played:
Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love medley ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good audience
recording. Near 23 minutes.
Details: The recording is distant, with
distortion that occurs when Plant shrieks. It lacks depth also.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
Blow One's Cool (Grasshopper), Central Park 69-Milan 71 (no label),
The Final Option (Rock Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records),
Kooyong Tennis Courts (72169D-E), We'll Back In A Couple Of Years When
You Get Your Screws Together (no label), & Whole Lotta Love (Led
Zeppelin Fan Club Of Italy)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Casino Royale (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Live On Tour With Led Zeppelin
Volume 1 (Beelzebub Records CD-R), Short Cuts (Image Quality), &
Stepmothers Club (Mad Dogs)
Comments:
Much has been written about this disastrous concert. This is the show
where police tear-gassed the audience, causing the event to turn into
a massive riot. Several people, including members of the band's entourage,
were injured, and the stage itself was seemingly destroyed while the
band locked up in their dressing room. Given the circumstances surrounding
this event, it's hard to listen to the three tracks we have available
and get past the impending doom. But the band are in good shape. Perhaps
most notable is that this show is in that range of dates where Plant
is still in the absolute height of his vocal abilities.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
Led
Zeppelin Warm-Up for Seventh U.S. Tour
August 7, 1971 - August 8, 1971
AUGUST 7 - MONTREUX
CASINO HALL, MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND (SATURDAY, 6pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:39 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 5:18 ], [
cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 6:34 - cut ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 4:59 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 17:48 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:31 ], [ cut ], Going To California
[ 3:56 ], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 5:38 ], [ edit ], Celebration
Day [ 3:27 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:23 ], Whole Lotta
Love (<< Boogie Chillun, That's Alright Mama, Ramble On, Gambler's
Blues, I'm A Man, Honey Bee, Sugar Mama Blues, Gee, Baby Ain't I Good
To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 22:11 ], Announcer Speech [ cut
], [ cut ], Weekend [ 3:11 ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
103 minutes.
Details: A clear and not hardly distorted
recording exept for few places plus speed issues during some songs.
The vocals are in up-front in the mix while the rest of instruments
are little behind. The worst thing as it comes for this source is a
large tape hiss.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Casino (Tarantura2000), Casino Royale (Empress Valley Supreme Disc),
Montreux Casino (Graf Zeppelin), Outside The Door (Beelzebub Records
CD-R), Peter's PA (Small Fish CD-R), Peter's PA "Making A Bootleg
Record Tonight ..." (Black Dog Rekords), & The Robert Plant
Experience (Dadgad Productions CD-R)
Comments:
It was at these August 1971 concerts that manager Peter Grant agreed
with the promoter Claude Nobs that the PA be piped outside the venue
so those unfortunate enough not to get tickets could hear it. The speculation
is that this recording was made from this source. But on with the show
... it is not often that Robert really puts the rest of the band into
the shade, but on this show, with a few weeks of rock and roll behind
him, he totally dominates with a stunning performance, His voice sounding
as strong as you will ever hear him. Not that the band are not on form
themselves - they are as powerful as you always believe they will be
on a 1970 tape, with some new licks, possibly the first tryout of Celebration
Day, a rare taster of Ramble On, plus Weekend as the encore.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
AUGUST 8 - MONTREUX
CASINO HALL, MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND (SUNDAY, 3pm)
Recording
Includes: Miscellaneous
scenes. (No live footage there but shows band member interaction. The
appearance of the fan who waits for commencement of a performance and
the situation of a member's dressing room are stored.)
Source: Incomplete 8mm amateur color silent
footage. 7 minutes.
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Assemblage (Cosmic Energy), Early Visions/The Best Of Led Zeppelin Clips
Volume One (Celebration Definitive Masters), & Film Noir - Interviews
& More (Hercules DVD-R)
Comments:
We can only speculate if any previews were done during this show but
for almost sure we can expect the same quality of performance as above.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
Led
Zeppelin Seventh U.S. Tour
August 19, 1971 - September 17, 1971
AUGUST 19 - PACIFIC
COLISEUM, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA (THURSDAY, 8:30pm)
The setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since
I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog, Gallows Pole,
Celebration Day, Tangerine, That's The Way, Going To California, Friends,
Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, What Is And What Should Never Be, Dazed And Confused,
Stairway To Heaven, Whole Lotta Love medley, Communication Breakdown
and Thank You.
AUGUST 20 - SEATTLE CENTER COLISEUM, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON (unconfirmed)
(FRIDAY)
AUGUST 21 - THE FORUM,
INGLEWOOD, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (SATURDAY, 8:30pm)
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 4:04 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:03 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:42 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:14 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 19:44 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:03 ], [ cut ], That's The Way
[ 5:16 - cut ], Going To California [ 4:07 ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:38 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun,
I'm Moving On, That's Alright Mama, Dr. Kitch, Mess O' Blues, Got A
Lot O'Livin' To Do, Honey Bee, Sugar Mama Blues, Gee, Baby Ain't I Good
To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 27:29], Weekend [ 3:20 ], Rock
And Roll [ 3:59 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown [ 6:27],
[ cut ], Organ Solo [ 2:11 ] >> Thank You [ 7:29 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 1st
audience recording. 131 minutes.
Details: This source is married with some
tape hiss. The drums are up front, followed by the vocals and then the
guitar and bass are more buried in the mix.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 4:04 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:03 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:46 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:17 ], [ cut
], Dazed And Confused [ 19:54 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 7:39 - cut
], [ cut ], Celebration Day [ 3:23 ], That's The Way [ 5:46 ],
Going To California [ 4:08 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:38
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun [ cut ], I'm Moving
On, That's Alright Mama, Dr. Kitch, Mess O' Blues, Got A Lot O'Livin'
To Do, Honey Bee, Sugar Mama Blues, Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You, Kind
Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 26:58 ], [ cut ], Weekend [ 3:16 ].
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
110 minutes.
Details: The tape is kinda far away and
more muffled with the drums and vocals up front while bass and guitar
are burried in the mix.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
The 7th American Tour (Whole Lotta Live), Double Clutch (The Diagrams
Of Led Zeppelin), DX I ~ X (Mad Dogs), Walk Don't Run (Tarantura), &
Wild Weekend (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Firecrackers Explosion (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Firecrackers Explosion
1971 (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), & Walk Don't Run (Tarantura2000)
Comments:
What an incredible show! Robert's voice is simply unreal ... some of
the most throat tearing and powerful singing I have ever heard and the
range he displays is amazing. The band is simply out of this world,
playing so tightly, and Jimmy is in riot mode, especially at the end
during the encores. Whole Lotta Love is one of the longest versions
to date and is excellent.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
AUGUST 22 - THE FORUM,
INGLEWOOD, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (SUNDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements, Walk Don't Run [ 0:55 ] >> Immigrant Song [ 4:12
] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:34 ], Since I've Been
Loving You [ 7:19 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black
Dog [ 5:30 ], Dazed And Confused [ 20:39 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:21
], [ cut ], Celebration Day [ 3:40 ], That's The Way [ 6:06 ],
What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:26 ], Moby Dick [ 17:40 ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, My Baby Left Me, Mess O' Blues,
You Shook Me..) [ 23:26 - cut ], [ cut ], Communication
Breakdown [ 7:50 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 5:37 ] >>
Thank You [ 7:13 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good audience
recording. 146 minutes.
Details: The sound is clear but somewhat
muffled, with a treble emphasis, some background hiss. The end of the
show is more disorted. The drums and vocals are upfront, and the guitar
and bass are further back in the mix.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ cut ], Heartbreaker [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ cut ], That's The Way
[ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ cut ], Whole
Lotta Love [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete 8mm silent color amateur
footage. Almost 6 minutes.
Details: Footage is mostly close, with
band members' height filling two thirds to full screen height.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
The Definitive Kingdom (Whole Lotta Live), Double Clutch (The Diagrams
Of Led Zeppelin), Firecrackers Explosion II (Empress Valley Supreme
Disc), Firecrackers Explosion 1971 (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Freak
Out (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), & Walk Don't Run (Mud Dogs,
Tarantura2000, & Wendy Records), & Walk Don't Run (L.A. Two
Days) (Tarantura)
Official
Visual Reference(s):
Secret Map Of Hollywood (Jonathan Ross' BBC programme)
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Assemblage (Cosmic Energy), Early Visions/The Best Of Led Zeppelin Clips
Volume One (Celebration Definitive Masters), & Film Noir Volume
1 - 1969~1975 (Hercules DVD-R)
Comments:
If previous evening was stunnig, this one is out from this world! Another
amazing show, although Robert is much more careful with his voice and
achieves a more balanced concert. (In fact, during Stairway To Heaven,
his voice was a little ragged and he also got some lyrics wrong what
caused of his comments: "Tonight my voice is really fucked, so
I don't think we're gonna do much harmonising. But we're gonna try -
so, vibe on!") The band is simply on fire! They started very unsually
with old Venture's hit single, Walk Don't Run and then crashed with
very aggressive Immigrant Song. Dazed And Confused is truly amazing,
with Jimmy playing some really Grateful Dead-ish notes at the end! Moby
Dick has very powerful drumming. The now-usual Whole Lotta Love medley
has the crowd going nuts with an amazing stream of music and Jones'
bass solo in Communication Breakdown as well as the whole song drives
the crowd into a final frenzy before Thank You obliterates them for
good.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
AUGUST 23 - TARRANT
COUNTY ARENA, FORT WORTH, TEXAS (MONDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: [
supposed to be played: Immigrant Song >> Heartbreaker, Since I've
Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog ] Dazed And
Confused [ 17:43 - cut ], [ cut/edit ], Stairway To Heaven
[ 9:27 - edit ], Celebration Day [ 3:47 ], [ cut/edit
], That's The Way [ 6:09 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:37
], [ cut/edit ], Moby Dick [ 15:12 - cut ], [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland
Gap, They're Red Hot, She's A Truckin' Little Baby, Mess O' Blues, You
Shook Me..) [ 24:03 ], [ cut/edit ], Communication Breakdown
[ 0:42 - cut/edit ].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
audience recording. 88 minutes.
Details: For the most part the sound is
stunning: no distortion, bright, well balanced (drums are kinda behind
of the rest) and only lacking in bass occasionally. Taped very close
to the stage.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Ahead & After - The Prestigious Grammy Award (Empress Valley Supreme
Disc) & Hot August Night (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
The only remaining part of this great show comes in an excellent sounding
audience recording. Dazed And Confused is quite epic and a great Whole
Lotta Love medley is jammed upon endlessly and sounds incredible.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
AUGUST 24 - DALLAS
MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM, DALLAS, TEXAS (TUESDAY)
AUGUST 25 - SAM HOUSTON COLISEUM, HOUSTON, TEXAS (WEDNESDAY) (cancelled)
The show was delayed and then cancelled by one day due to Robert
Plant's throat issues and rescheduled to August 26, 1971.
AUGUST 26 - SAN ANTONIO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (THURSDAY)
(cancelled)
The show was delayed and then cancelled by one day due to Robert
Plant's throat issues and rescheduled to August 27, 1971.
AUGUST 26 - SAM HOUSTON
COLISEUM, HOUSTON, TEXAS (THURSDAY)
The show was switched from the Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston, Texas;
rescheduled from August 25, 1971.
Recording
Includes: Miscellaneous
scenes [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ cut ], Heartbreaker [
cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ cut ], Moby Dick [ cut
], Celebration Day [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete 16mm silent color amateur
footage. 9 minutes.
Details: Distance scale ranges from band
member height occupying one third of the screens height, to waist
to head filling the screen.
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Assemblage (Cosmic Energy) & Film Noir Volume 1 - 1969~1975 (Hercules
DVD-R)
Comments:
Only a short excerpt from rather great concert. After three high energed
shows we can only imagine a level of this one.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
AUGUST 27 - SAN ANTONIO
MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (FRIDAY, 8pm)
The show was rescheduled from August 26, 1971.
AUGUST 28 - ST. LOUIS ARENA, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI (SATURDAY)
AUGUST 29 - NEW ORLEANS
MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA (SUNDAY, 8pm)
WARNING! Some sources
reported that tape of this show exist and may currently be in the hands
of a tape hoarder. Possibly whole show was recorded but a very big care
must be taken with these reports.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
AUGUST 31 - ORLANDO
SPORTS STADIUM, ORLANDO, FLORIDA (TUESDAY, 8pm)
The show is truncated due to someone invading to the stage.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 4:07 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:52 - edit ], Since I've Been Loving You
[ 7:15 ], Dazed And Confused (<< White Summer..) [ 22:53 - edit/cut
], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:31 - edit
], [ edit ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:15 ], Celebration Day [ 4:13
], That's The Way [ 6:01 - edit/cut ], Going To California [
4:10 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:14 - cut ], Moby
Dick [ 15:51 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good audience
recording. Almost 102 minutes.
Details: First few songs are recorded at
a very low volume. The taper was messing with the levels. (In fact,
the last two songs are overloaded.) The bass seems to muddy it up a
little and it sounds a tad distant but this source is quite good still.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:07 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:57 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:11 ], Dazed And Confused (<< White Summer..)
[ 22:21 - cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black
Dog [ 5:27 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:08 ], Celebration Day [ 0:32 -
cut ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 2:39
- cut ], Moby Dick [ 15:54 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, My Baby Left Me, Mess O' Blues, [ cut ]..) [ 17:13 -
cut ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 3:31 - cut ] >>
Thank You [ 7:44 ], Stage Announcements.
Source: Incomplete excellent soundboard
recording. 110 minutes.
Details: The recording is a very good balanced
professional board tape.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience:
Florida Sunshine (Empress Valley Supreme Disc, 4CD), Orlando Madness
(H&Y Records), & Welcome To Disneyland Part 1&2 (Lemon Song)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) soundboard:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience & soundboard mixes:
Florida Sunshine (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Orlando Magic (Eelgrass),
Relax (Beelzebub Records CD-R), & You Really Got Me The Hard Rock
Gods (Akashic Records)
Bootleg
DVD Audio Reference(s):
Orlando Magic (Empress Valley Supreme Disc) & Orlando You Really
Got Me (Genuine Masters)
Comments:
Almost the complete show ... This is a very intense and excellent show,
including a very daring Dazed And Confused with an eerie White Summer
interlude at the end similar to the one Jimmy inserted in Tulsa 1970.
Celebration Day contains a funky intro and really cooks and a super
intense version of What Is And What Should Never Be is followed by a
thunderous Moby Dick before the blistering Whole Lotta Love medley.
After theramin section in Whole Lotta Love, just before returning to
the chorus there's a complete stop, before Bonzo counts in again. Robert
found contact last night according to the intro to Boogie Chillun. Then
someone is invading the stage, because Clive Coulson (a roadie) is called.
The ending is also very mysterious - an announcement that William Calmless
(?)' (the stage invader?) wallet is up here!
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 1 - HOLLYWOOD
SPORTATORIUM, HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA (WEDNESDAY, 8pm) The show was moved
from Miami Jai Alai Fronton, Miami, Florida.
SEPTEMBER 3 - MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK (FRIDAY, 8pm)
The show is truncated due to riotous audence. The stage partially
collapsed during Thank You.
Recording
Includes: Scott
Muni Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:55 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:55 - cut ], Since I've Been Loving You
[ 6:18 - cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black
Dog [ 4:46 ], Dazed And Confused [ 27:20 - edit/cut ], Stairway
To Heaven [ 8:51 ], Celebration Day [ 3:50 ], That's The Way [ 5:09
- cut ], Going To California [ 3:55 - cut ], [ cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:09 - cut ], Moby Dick
[ 15:16 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, My Baby Left Me,
Mess O' Blues, You Shook Me..) [ 22:23 ], [ cut ], Communication
Breakdown [ 6:04 ], Organ Solo [ 5:01 ] >> Thank You ( <<
Robert Plant Speech..) [ 8:20 ], Rock And Roll [ 3:39 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 1st
audience recording. 153 minutes.
Details: The recording is clear with very
little tape hiss. Unfortunately every comment made near the recorder
is picked up too. The tape varies between being slightly more or less
distant.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..), Since I've Been Loving
You, Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog, Dazed And Confused,
Stairway To Heaven, Celebration Day, That's The Way, Going To California,
What Is And What Should Never Be.
Source: Incomplete fair to good 2nd audience
recording. Near 80 minutes.
Recording
Includes: Scott
Muni Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 4:00 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 7:26 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:19 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 4:54 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 20:45 - cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:09 ], Celebration Day
[ 3:56 ], That's The Way [ 6:07 ], Going To California [ 4:12 ], [ cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:24 ], Moby Dick [ 8:31 - cut
].
Source: Incomplete good 3rd audience recording.
90 minutes.
Details: A distant and lacking bass tape
with some noticeable amount of hiss.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
How've Ya Been? Riot At The Garden 1971 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
& Mad Screaming Gallery (Lemon Song)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) sources 1 & 3 mixes:
Madison Square Garden 1971 (Wendy Records)
Comments:
An exceptional show in front of a rude and downright scary crowd! There
are some disturbing crowd comments and the general atmosphere is one
that is way out of control. "Good evening. How have you been? I
think we're gonnaget a bit warm tonight!" said Plant at the beginning.
The show itself is amazing; Jimmy is on fire, Robert's voice is unreal,
Bonham is thunderous and Jones is aggressive and loud, and the real
shining star of the show! There are brilliant improvisations that cannot
be described in words, and in the middle of Thank You, the crowd charges
the stage, prompting Robert (who sounds very scared) to stop the song
and scream at the audience to move back: "You've gotta move back.
Move back. Move back or we can't go on! Move right back! It's not fair
to everybody else. Besides I'm scared of heights!" They do, and
Thank You finishes with a great solo, and a fast Rock And Roll (unreleased
and still called It's Been A Long Time) is played with a great solo,
great high vocals (with Robert saying: "I gotta tell you, I can't
hear a thing I'm saying. All the equipment's fallen out!"), but
the last verse is skipped to get the group the hell off the stage.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 4 - MAPLE
LEAF GARDENS, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA (SATURDAY, 8pm)
The show started almost two hours late.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:51 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 7:05 ], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:16 - cut
], [ cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 - cut ] >>
Black Dog [ 5:13 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused (<< It's
Your Thing..) [ 20:51 - cut ], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven
[ 9:06 ], [ cut ], Celebration Day [ 4:22 - cut ], [ cut
], That's The Way [ 6:35 - cut ], [ cut ], Going To California
[ 4:11 - cut ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never
Be [ 4:24 - cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 14:54 - cut
], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, My Baby
Left Me, Mess O' Blues, You Shook Me, Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You,
Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 19:54 - cut ], [ cut ],
Communication Breakdown [ 7:25 - cut ], [ cut ], Organ
Solo [ 0:39 - cut ], [ edit/cut ], Thank You [ 7:31 -
cut ].
Source: Incomplete very good 1st audience
recording. 124 minutes.
Details: The sound is a little muffled
and tape is hissy but is great balanced, near the stage and contains
very little audience noise. The source is notorious for it's irritating
cuts between the songs.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song, Celebration Day, What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick [
cut ].
Source: Incomplete very good 2nd audience
recording. Almost 58 minutes.
Recording
Includes: Stairway
To Heaven [ 9:01 ], [ cut ], Celebration Day [ 4:20 ], [ cut
], That's The Way [ 6:34 ], Going To California [ 4:10 ], What Is And
What Should Never Be [ 4:21 ], Moby Dick [ 15:07 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete excellent soundboard
recording. 47 minutes.
Details: The recording is a very good balanced
professional board tape.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience source 1:
In A Daze (Keep Out), Live From The Midnight Sun (The Diagrams Of Led
Zeppelin), & Mapleleaf (Baby Face)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) soundboard:
Hampton From Your Palm (Wendy Records), High Heeled Sneakers (Godfather
Records), Jennings Farm Blues (Scorpio "old"), & Zoso's
Back To Rock And Roll (Oh Boy)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) audience & soundboard mixes:
Maple Leaf Gardens (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
A pretty good show, but the band seems to be a bit tired after the last
night. There are some great moments, like the opening two songs, Dazed
And Confused with some extraordinary interplaying, a great version of
Celebration Day with Jones' bass going nuts, and a great medley followed
by an excellent Communication Breakdown. Thank You is played with rush.
Plant asking the audience to being quiet during acoustic set: "Listen.
It realy amazes me, because anybody who's been to England knows that
when you go to a concert, there's such a thing as listening to what's
going on! Unfortunately, we're faced with the problem in our free society
where a lot of people come to listen, and there's a lot of people who
are making a racket so nobody hears what's going on. We've got some
things to say but every time I go to open my mouth, there's another
spokesman ... If the guy next to you is trying to listen, you've got
to respect that and be quiet. So the whole thing's a bit circular respect
thing. So many of those big festivals felt apart because the respect
wasn't a uniform one, and the thing with these concerts is that they
normally are!"
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 5 - INTERNATIONAL
AMPHITHEATRE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS (SUNDAY, 7pm)
SEPTEMBER 7 - BOSTON
GARDEN, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS (MONDAY, 8pm)
The show is truncated due to riotous audience.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:06 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:25 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:23 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >>
Black Dog [ 5:25 ], Dazed And Confused [ 22:08 - cut ], Stairway
To Heaven [ 6:33 - cut ], [ cut ], (an excerpt from Whole
Lotta Love medley): Killing Floor [ cut ] >> Whole Lotta
Love [ 6:12 ], Announcer Speech, Communication Breakdown (<< Fever..)
[ 6:32 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 4:41 ] >> Thank You [ 7:42
], [ cut ], Rock And Roll [ 3:43 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 1st
audience recording. 91 minutes.
Details: The tape is a little distorted
and hissy but also bright and clear. The balance favours the guitar
and vocals, leaving bass and drums a little in the back but fairly discernable,
improving in clarity as the show progresses. There are a few volume
fluctuations.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 4:24 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 7:57 - edit ], [ edit/cut ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:54 - edit ], [ cut ], Out On
The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:43 ], [ edit/cut
], Dazed And Confused [ 13:33 - edit/cut ], [ cut ], Celebration
Day [ 0:48 - cut ], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 0:45 - cut
], [ cut ], Going To California [ 2:54 - cut ], What Is
And What Should Never Be [ 4:39 - edit/cut ], [ cut ],
Moby Dick [ 4:42 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
58 minutes.
Details: The source is distant and overloaded
at the beginning, then clears up. In some points one or both channels
disappears.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Boston Garden Party (Magnificent Disc) & Listen To Me Boston (Tarantura)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Boston Journal ~ Wreckage In Boston: Calm Down! (Tarantura2000)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Listen! Listen! Listen To Me! (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
This is a blistering show, right from the start. Immigrant Song is a
pummeling opener and a very long and amazing Heartbreaker follows right
after. Robert is simply amazing ... hitting the highest notes effortlessly
for dramatic effect in Black Dog and a gut wrenching Since I've Been
Loving You. The band is awesome too, powering through Dazed And Confused
like nobody's business. The crowd seems to be rowdy so Robert calmed
them down few times. "No! No! You gotta cool it! Listen, I gotta
put things straight. We had a bit of trouble in New York the other day,
when so many people got on stage that is fell apart. Listen! Listen!
Listen to me! ... If everybody gets on the stage, then the police will
stop the thing. So what we wanna do is play as much of the new stuff
and old stuff as we can without it falling apart!" The ending is
pure rock and roll bliss.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 9 - HAMPTON
ROADS COLISEUM, HAMPTON BEACH, VIRGINIA (THURSDAY)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:54 - opening notes cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 7:30 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:37 ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:51 ], Dazed And Confused (<< It
Hurts Me So, Over Under Sideways Down..) [ 21:48 - cut ], [ cut
], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:27 ], Celebration Day [ 4:38 ], That's The
Way [ 7:06 ], Going To California [ 4:41 ], What Is And What Should
Never Be [ 4:41 ], Moby Dick [ 11:23 - cut ] [ supposed to be
played: Whole Lotta Love medley ].
Source: Incomplete excellent soundboard
recording. 96 minutes.
Details: The recording is a very good balanced
professional board tape.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Dead Battery (Flagge), Hampton 1971 (Cannonball Records & Theramin
Music), Hampton From Your Palm (Wendy Records), Hampton Kicks (House
Of Elrond), Hampton Roads Coliseum 1971 (Scorpio "new"), Hampton
Roads Coliseum Hampton Virginia 9/9/71 (Zeppelin Digital CD-R), High
Heeled Sneakers (Godfather Records), In The Wake Of Zeppelin (Akashic),
Inspired (Antrabata Reference Master), & Jim's Picks (Tarantura)
Comments:
An incomplete show and all that is known to exist from this show in
this fabulous sounding soundboard. An excellent, virtuostic show with
Jones in particular shining through! His bass in Heartbreaker and Celebration
Day is amazing. Stairway To Heaven is one of the closest to the album
version I have heard with a great guitar solo. In the opposite to previous
show, tonight the audience is quiet and very polite so Plant did a warm
commenatry during an acoustic set: "Right, you're sitting down
and so are we. Far out! This is the part where we usually ask people
to stop falling out of the spotlights for a bit. Fortunately, there's
no trouble tonight." High Heeled Sneakers contains only a few lines
singing by Plant: "Put on your red dress, baby, 'cos we're going
out tonight!"
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 10 - ONONDAGA
COUNTY WAR MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM, SYRACUSE, NEW YORK (FRIDAY, 8pm)
Support from Black Sabbath.
SEPTEMBER 11 - ROCHESTER
COMMUNITY WAR MEMORIAL, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK (SATURDAY)
Support from Black Sabbath.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:25 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 8:25 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:32 ], [ cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:18 ], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven
[ 2:30 - cut ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, [ cut ], Mess O' Blues [ cut
], You Shook Me, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 22:30 - cut ],
Announcer Speech, Organ Solo [ 6:18 - edit/cut ] >> Thank
You [ 7:48 ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good 1st audience
recording. Almost 72 minutes.
Details: A distant and not very clear sounding
source with vocals being most prominent in the mix.
Recording
Includes: Celebration
Day [ 5:00 ], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 6:47 ], Going To California
[ 5:05 ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:21 -
cut ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 15:57 - cut ], [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Woogie, Hello Mary Lou..) [ 12:07
- cut ].
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
54 minutes.
Details: The tape is kinda distant too
but with all the instruments better defined and significantly more dynamic.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Mad Screaming Gallery (Lemon Song)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1 & 2 mixes:
Giants Of The Sky (Trade Mark Of Quality)
Comments:
Quite a mixed performance. In one place the band rocks really but on
another they seems to be tired or bored with the atmosphere a bit I
think. Some really good playing during first few songs and the Whole
Lotta Love medley. Robert asked the audience to be back in one point
and it's obvious he was scared after Boston and New York riots.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 13 - BERKELEY
COMMUNITY THEATRE, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA (MONDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Bill
Graham Introduction, Immigrant Song [ 4:13 ] >> Heartbreaker (<<
Bouree..) [ 7:23 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:31 ], Out On The
Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:12 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 22:45 ], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:08 ], Celebration
Day [ 4:09 ], That's The Way [ 6:23 ], Going To California [ 4:39 ],
What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:22 ], Moby Dick [ 21:15 ], [ cut
], Instrumental Intro [ 0:52 ] >> Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, You Shook Me, Gee, Baby Ain't
I Good To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 22:25 ], [ cut ],
Communication Breakdown (<< Gallows Pole..) [ 6:10 ] [ supposed
to be played: Rock And Roll ].
Source: Almost complete (?) good to very
good audience recording. 137 minutes.
Details: This is somewhat distant but dynamic
recording. The snare drum does get lost in the mix because of the distance
but the rest of instruments are sharp and clear.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Back On The West Coast (Mad Dogs), Berkeley First Night (no label),
California Stampede (Magnificent Disc), Going To California II (Tarantura
& Trade Mark Of Quality), & Going To California ~ 1971 Berkeley
2 Daze (Trade Mark Of Quality)
Comments:
An excellent first night in Berkeley with the band firing on all cylinders.
The entire concert is played brilliantly, especially the new material
form the as yet unreleased fourth album. That's The Way is one of the
better versions I have heard with amazing mandolin from Jones. Dazed
And Confused is of epic proportions and the ending medley is very gutsy
and suggestive, especially from Robert.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 14 - BERKELEY
COMMUNITY THEATRE, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA (TUESDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:00 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 8:01 - edit
], [ cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:11 - cut ],
[ cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [
5:30 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused (<< Back In The USA..)
[ 22:04 - cut ], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:12 ],
[ cut ], [ supposed to be played: Celebration Day ], That's The
Way [ 6:24 - cut? ], Going To California [ 5:12 ], [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Just A Little Bit, Boogie Chillun, Hello
Mary Lou, My Baby Left Me, Mess O' Blues, You Shook Me, The Lemon Song..)
[ 25:22 ] [ supposed to be played: Communication Breakdown ].
Source: Incomplete excellent audience recording.
96 minutes.
Details: Suprisingly clear recording taped
much close to the stage without any distortion! All the instruments
are perfectly balanced and almost no hiss here.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
Best Of Led Zeppelin Vol. 1 (Rock Solid Records), The Final Option (Rock
Solid Records & The Swingin' Pig Records), Goin' West (Instant Analysis),
Going To California (Berkeley, Box Top Records, Contraband Music, LZ
1-4, Mammary, Raring Records, Titanic, Trade Mark Of Quality both issues),
Halfway To California (Viking Musik), L.A. Crazy Nights (Digger Productions),
LA Forum (LZ 1234), Led Zeppelin Film Can (Rock Solid Records), Live
(no label), Raging Violent The Virtuoso (no label), & Trade Mark
Of Quality Years (Trade Mark Of Quality)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Berkeley, California 9/14/71 (Zeppelin Digital CD-R), California Expedition
(Cashmere), Going To California (Cobra Standard Series CD-R, Dadgad
Productions CD-R, Shout To The Top, Small Fish CD-R, & Trade Mark
Of Quality), Going To California ~ 1971 Berkeley 2 Daze (Trade Mark
Of Quality), & Pollution Allert!! (Beelzebub Records CD-R)
Comments:
The sound on this recording is absolutely fabulous! This is all that
remains from this show, which is actually most of the complete show.
The playing is simply wonderful, with Jimmy's playing shining through
as true musical inspiration, especially in his Heartbreaker solo. The
whole band is playing better than ever, and the wild and long medley
is exciting, especially with Robert's great vocals. This excellent atmosphere
aso caused of some nice commentaries from the side of Plant: "You
should have come last night. Last night there were several bowlerhatted
beatniks ... This is quite a moving night for me. This is a thing that
got together ... I was going to say in the Scottish Highlands, or the
Welsh mountains, but I think it was something like the Gotham hotel,
West 37th Street. Here's to the days when things were really nice and
simple and everything was far out, all the time. On that theme, it's
not a very good cup of tea you get over here! ..."
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 16 - HONOLULU
CIVIC AUDITORIUM, HONOLULU, HAWAII (THURSDAY, 8pm)
SEPTEMBER 17 - HONOLULU CIVIC AUDITORIUM, HONOLULU, HAWAII (FRIDAY,
8pm)
Led
Zeppelin First Japanese Tour
September 23, 1971 - September 29, 1971
SEPTEMBER 23 - NIPPON
BUDOKAN, TOKYO, JAPAN (THURSDAY, 6:30pm)
The show is truncated due to riotous members of the audience and
almost stopped. Rumoured to be professionally recorded. While researching
in 1997, Page himself rediscovered some of tapes but they were not considered
good enough to warrant official release.
Recording
Includes: Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:17 ], [ cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:30 ], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven
[ 9:10 ], [ edit/cut ], Going To California [ 6:16 ], [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love [ 1:10 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good 1st audience
recording. Near 32 minutes.
Details: A significantly distant and somewhat
flat sounding source, with some hiss throughout.
Recording
Includes: Goro
Itoi Introduction, Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..),
Since I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog,
[ cut ], Dazed And Confused, [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven,
Celebration Day, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp Intro >> That's The Way, Going
To California, What Is And What Should Never Be, [ cut ], Moby
Dick, [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Hello Mary Lou [ cut
], Mess O' Blues, Evil Woman, Tobacco Road, Good Times Bad Times, For
What It's Worth, How Many More Times, The Hunter, You Shook Me, Gee,
Baby Ain't I Good To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ cut ],
Communication Breakdown [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
2nd audience recording. 142 minutes.
Details: The tape is clear and well-balanced
if a bit overloaded in the bass frequencies and with source no. 5 is
possibly the best sounding of all 8 sources.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:40 ], [ edit/cut ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..)
[ 6:40 ], [ edit/cut ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:02 ],
[ edit/cut ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black
Dog [ 5:19 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 21:43 ], [ edit/cut
], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:58 ], [ edit/cut ], Celebration Day
[ 4:00 ], [ cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp Intro [ 0:45 ] >>
That's The Way [ 6:22 ], [ edit/cut ], Going To California [
6:01 ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:19 ], [
cut ], Moby Dick [ 16:10 ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love
(<< Boogie Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues [ cut
], [ cut ], Tobbacro Road [ cut ], Good Times Bad Times,
For What It's Worth, How Many More Times, The Hunter, You Shook Me [
cut ]..) [ 30:26 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown [
3:31 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 3rd
audience recording. 134 minutes.
Details: The tape is somewhat distant and
muffled.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:48 ] , Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:54 ], Since I've
Been Loving You [ 7:17 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black
Dog [ 5:31 ], Dazed And Confused [ 22:27 - cut ], Stairway To
Heaven [ 9:16 - cut ], [ cut ], Celebration Day [ 4:08
], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp Intro [ 0:53 ] >> That's The Way [ 6:34 ],
Going To California [ 6:12 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:27
- cut ], Moby Dick [ 16:38 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, Evil Woman, Tobacco Road [ cut
], Good Times Bad Times, For What It's Worth, How Many More Times, The
Hunter, You Shook Me, Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You, Kind Hearted Woman
Blues..) [ 35:34 ], Communication Breakdown [ 3:39 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 4th
audience recording. 148 minutes.
Details: The sound is bright, clear and
balanced but the bass/drums line is somewhat indistinct. The audience
claps along to a few of numbers.
Recording
Includes: Goro
Itoi Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:42 ], Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:46 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:08 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:24 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 22:06 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:10 ], [ cut ], Celebration
Day [ 4:01 ], [ edit ], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp Intro [ 0:45 ] >>
That's The Way [ 6:34 ], Going To California [ 6:08 ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:26 ], Moby Dick [ 16:37 ], [ cut ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues,
Evil Woman [ cut ], Tobacco Road, Good Times Bad Times, For What
It's Worth, How Many More Times, The Hunter, You Shook Me [ cut
], Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..) [ 36:52
], Communication Breakdown [ 3:47 ].
Source: Incomplete very good to excellent
5th audience recording. 149 minutes.
Details: The source is slightly close to
the stage. It is very nice balanced than the most of other sources of
the date. The only major downside of this source is that the guitar
is not so clear as we could expected and there is some amount of hiss.
Recording
Includes: Goro
Itoi Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:47 ], Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:49 cut ], [ cut ], Since I've
Been Loving You [ 7:16 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:10 ] >> Black
Dog [ 5:32 ], Dazed And Confused [ 3:14 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 6th
audience recording. 31 minutes.
Details: The main drawback of this source
is that the bass is very distorted detracting from the recording and
the source is quite distant.
Recording
Includes: Goro
Itoi Introduction, Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..),
Since I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog,
Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven, Celebration Day, Bron-Yr-Aur
Stomp Intro >> That's The Way, Going To California, What Is And
What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun,
Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, Evil Woman, Tobacco Road, Good Times
Bad Times, For What It's Worth, How Many More Times, The Hunter, You
Shook Me, Gee, Baby Ain't I Good To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..),
Communication Breakdown.
Source: Almost complete very good to excellent
7th audience recording. (Need length).
Details: The quality is really excellent
much like the recording no. 1 and no. 5, maybe a little better in places
but it fluctuates throughout. It has superb spectrum and all the instruments
are well balanced. Obviously it was recorded on high end equipment much
close to the stage. Almost no distortion here.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ cut ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..), Since I've Been
Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog, Dazed And Confused,
Stairway To Heaven, Celebration Day, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp Intro >>
That's The Way, Going To California, What Is And What Should Never Be,
Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Hello Mary Lou,
Mess O' Blues, Evil Woman, Tobacco Road, Good Times Bad Times, For What
It's Worth, How Many More Times, The Hunter, You Shook Me, Gee, Baby
Ain't I Good To You, Kind Hearted Woman Blues..).
Source: Incomplete good to very good 8th
audience recording. 125 minutes.
Recording
Includes: Goro
Itoi Introduction [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 3:41 ], Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree..) [ 6:40 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:02 ], [
cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 21:45 ], [ cut ], Celebration
Day [ 3:57 ], [ edit ], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp Intro [ 0:51 ] >>
That's The Way [ 6:21 ], Going To California [ 6:03 ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:22 ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 16:07 ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun [ cut ]..) [ 8:40 - cut
].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 9th
audience recording. Almost 100 minutes.
Details: A bit distant and very hissy tape;
due to that some parts of recording are partially less audible.
Recording
Includes: Goro
Itoi Introduction [ cut ], [ edit ], Immigrant Song [
3:45 ], Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:47 ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 7:08 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:24
], Dazed And Confused [ 22:06 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:00 ], [ cut
], (an excerpt from Whole Lotta Love medley): How Many More Times [
cut ] >> The Hunter >> You Shook Me > Whole Lotta Love
[ 11:23 ], Communication Breakdown [ 3:35 ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good 10th audience
recording. 79 minutes.
Details: Taped far from the stage, Plants
song introductions are kinda hard to hear over the wild din, and the
music sounds fuzzy, competing with the general buzz of the crowd and
hiss. The last part of show sounds even worse, containing large distortion.
The worst of all sources available for this date so far.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ cut ], Heartbreaker [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
[ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ cut ], Celebration Day [
cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp [ cut ], That's The Way [ cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ cut ], Moby Dick [ cut
], Whole Lotta Love [ cut ].
Source: Incomplete 8mm silent color amateur
footage. 7 minutes.
Details: Distance scale ranges from band
member height occupying one fourth of the screens height, and
up to two thirds.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
In Concert (no label)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Live In Tokyo 1971: In Concert (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Complete Live In Japan (Last Stand Disc), The D.J. Of Legend (Empress
Valley Supreme Disc), Front Row (Tarantura), Fronto Row (Memphis), Live
In Japan 1971 (Last Stand Disc), Storm Of Fanatics (Mud Dogs), Tokyo
Tapes (Empress Valley Supreme Disc 6CD, 4CD & 2CD edition), &
Young Person's Guide To Led Zeppelin Volume 2 (Empress Valley Supreme
Disc)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Peace Of Mind (Mud Dogs) & Tokyo Tapes (Empress Valley Supreme Disc
6CD & 4CD edition)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 4:
Reflection From A Dream (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin original)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 5:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 6:
First Attack Of The Rising Of The Sun (Empress Valley Supreme Disc,
4th CD)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 7:
Rock Carnival (Watch Tower)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 8:
Tokyo Tapes (Empress Valley Supreme Disc, 6CD edition)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 9:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 10:
The Calm And The Storm (no label)
Mixes
CD Reference(s):
First Attack Of The Rising Of The Sun (Empress Valley Supreme Disc,
first 3 CDs) - sources no. 2,3&5.
Flying Rock Carnival 1971 Complete (no label) - source no. 2,4,5&7.
Live In Tokyo 1971: Reflection From A Dream (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
- sources no. 2&4.
Meet The Led Zeppelin (Wendy Records) - sources no. 2,4&5.
Reflection From A Dream - Remastered (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
- sources no. 2&4.
Rock Carnival Legend (Beat & Beat) - sources no. 2,4,5&7.
Stop That Thing (Beelzebub Records CD-R) - sources no. 2,4,&5.
Timeless Rock (Watch Tower, 3CD edition and 4CD edition with first 3
CDs) - sources no. 2,4,&5.
Bootleg
Visual Reference(s):
Assemblage II (Cosmic Energy)
Comments:
Opening night of the first Japanese tour; there aren't too many words
to describe this amazing show! Robert's voice is unreal, and the whole
band, particularly Jones and Page, are definitely on fire! After blistering
Immigrant Song, Jimmy's broken a guitar string and Plant did some observations:
"I understand that in Japan not many people speak English. Anyway,
every day it's getting better. We'd like to say that so far we've had
an incredible time, a wonderful time. We haven't even played a concert
yet and we've all really been having a ball. I'm gonna do my best to
make this the best time we've ever had, because it seems to be such
a difference to America. America doesn't seem to be so good anymore,
unfortunately. Maybe it'll get better." Dazed And Confused has
some awesome riffing led by Jones and Page, and the entire show, culminating
in the exceptional medley, is great! Some crowd members climbed on stage
during the Communication Breakdown and Robert Plant had to stop the
song for a short while.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 24 - NIPPON
BUDOKAN, TOKYO, JAPAN (FRIDAY, 2pm)
Rumoured to be professionally recorded. While researching in 1997,
Page himself rediscovered some of tapes but they were not considered
good enough to warrant official release.
Recording
Includes: (an
excerpt from Whole Lotta Love medley): The Hunter [ cut ] >>
Hello Mary Lou >> Pretty Woman >> How Many More Times >>
Whole Lotta Love [ 11:52 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown
(<< Hey Hey What Can I Do?..) [ 5:34 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good 1st audience
recording. 18 minutes.
Details: Muffled and distant, not clear
at all.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 2:00 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree, Feelin'
Groovy..) [ 7:03 - edit ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:37
], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:34 ], [ edit/cut
], Dazed And Confused (<< I Got A Feeling..) [ 24:39 ], [ edit/cut
], Celebration Day [ 4:53 - edit ], That's The Way [ 6:26 ],
Going To California [ 7:00 ], Tangerine [ 3:36 ], [ edit/cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:34 ], [ edit/cut ], Instrumental
Intro >> Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Cocaine, Rave
On, Your Time Is Gonna Come, I'm A Man, The Hunter, Hello Mary Lou,
[ cut ], Pretty Woman [ cut ], How Many More Times..)
[ 25:27 ].
Source: Incomplete good 2nd audience recording.
105 minutes.
Details: Again, the sound is muffled, somewhat
mushy in places and distant. This one seems to be also bit boomy here
and there. However, this source is much more bright. The real problem
here is lots of crackle from vinyl and original tape - it overloads
the intimate atmosphere of recording.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements [ cut ], Immigrant Song [ 4:03 ] >> Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree, Feelin' Groovy..) [ 7:09 ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 7:37 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:33
], [ edit ], Dazed And Confused (<< I Got A Feeling..)
[ 24:06 ], [ edit/cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:07 ], [ edit
], Celebration Day [ 4:52 ], [ edit ], That's The Way [ 6:53
], Going To California [ 7:06 ], [ cut ], Tangerine [ 3:38 ],
What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:19 ], Moby Dick [ 19:13 - edit/cut
], [ cut ], Instrumental Intro [ 1:00 ] >> Whole Lotta
Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Cocaine, Rave On, Your Time Is Gonna
Come, I'm A Man, The Hunter, Hello Mary Lou, Pretty Woman, How Many
More Times..) [ 28:40 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 4:18 ] >>
Thank You [ 7:37 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<<
Hey Hey Waht Can I Do?..) [ 5:34 ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good 3rd audience
recording. 165 minutes.
Details: A really bad sounding tape, worst
of all sources available. The sound is muffled, overloaded and bassy,
also lacking clarity. Only quiter moments and acoustic set are seems
to be in more decent quality.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree, Feelin' Groovy..), Since
I've Been Loving You, Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog, [ edit
], Dazed And Confused (<< I Got A Feeling..), Stairway To Heaven,
Celebration Day, That's The Way, Going To California, Tangerine, What
Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick [ cut ], Instrumental
Intro >> Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Cocaine, Rave
On, Your Time Is Gonna Come, I'm A Man, The Hunter, Hello Mary Lou,
Pretty Woman, How Many More Times..), Organ Solo >> Thank You,
[ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<< Hey Hey What Can I
Do?..).
Source: Almost complete very good 4th audience
source. 172 minutes.
Details: The sound is bright and clear,
only let down in places by some bass frequency overload distortion.
The audience clapping along is audible in a few numbers.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:58 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree, Feelin' Groovy..)
[ 7:03 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:30 ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:29 ], Dazed And Confused (<< I
Got A Feeling..) [ 23:48 - cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:17 ],
Celebration Day [ 4:55 ], That's The Way [ 6:37 ], Going To California
[ 7:21 ], Tangerine [ 3:42 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:31
], Moby Dick [ 19:25 - cut ], Instrumental Intro [ 1:00 ] >>
Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Cocaine, Rave On, Your Time
Is Gonna Come, I'm A Man, The Hunter, Hello Mary Lou, Pretty Woman,
How Many More Times..) [ 28:35 ], Organ Solo [ 4:18 ] >> Thank
You [ 7:44 ], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<< Hey
Hey What Can I Do?..) [ 5:34 ].
Source: Incomplete good 5th audience recording.
168 minutes.
Details: The main drawback of this tape
is bad bass distortion - except this the recording sounds clear and
much enjoybable. The audience is noisy too on this source in places.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
In Concert (no label)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 2:
Super Stars (Led Zeppelin In Tokyo) (no label)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Live In Tokyo 1971: In Concert (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Super Stars (Led Zeppelin In Tokyo) (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Afternoon Daze (Mud Dogs) & Pretty Woman (Tarantura)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 4:
Your Time Is Gonna Come (Scorpio "new", 4th CD)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 5:
Timeless Rock (Watch Tower, 4CD edition with 4th disc)
Mixes
CD Reference(s):
The Balloon Boys' Rock Carnival In Tokyo (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
- source 3,4&5.
Complete Live In Japan (Last Stand Disc) - source 4&5.
Hard Rock Night (Wendy Records) - sources 3,4&5.
Light And Shade (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin) - source 3&5.
Light And Shade - Remastered (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin) - sources
3,4&5.
Live In Japan 1971 (Last Stand Disc) - source 4&5.
Live In Tokyo 1971: Light & Shade (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
- sources 4&5.
Your Time Is Gonna Come (Scorpio "new", first 3 CDs) - source
3,4&5.
Comments:
Another killer show! Robert's voice is simply beautiful ... the incredible
well-recorded acoustic segment has Plant vocals that will move any sensitive
listener to tears. The band is on fire, and they blaze through Dazed
And Confused and Celebration Day at warp speed! Moby Dick and John Bonham
was amusingly introduced as "The only person who could do it. The
only person who was in his pyjamas ten minutes before the show. The
right honourable John Bonham." The Whole Lotta Love medley is one
of the finest ever with the only ever time Your Time Is Gonna Come played
in the middle. The encores finish this great event, a second incredible
night in Japan!
WARNING! Some sources
reported that another tape of this show exist and may currently be in
the hands of a tape hoarder. Possibly whole show was recorded but a
very big care must be taken with these reports.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 27 - HIROSHIMA-KEN
TAIIKUKAN, HIROSHIMA, JAPAN (MONDAY)
The charity concert for the benefit of victims of the atom bomb.
Rumoured to be professionally recorded. While researching in 1997, Page
himself rediscovered some of tapes but they were not considered good
enough to warrant official release.
Recording
Includes: Stairway
To Heaven [ 9:11 - cut ], Celebration Day [ 4:50 ], That's The
Way [ 6:42 ], Going To California [ 7:51 ], Tangerine [ 3:51 ], What
Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:22 ], Moby Dick [ 1:29 - cut
].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 1st
audience recording. 43 minutes.
Details: This source has been recorded
closer to the stage and is more upfront and clear when compared with
other two tapes. It suffers from some overloading and distortion though,
especially during the louder songs. There's also some fumbling going
on with the recorder here and there too.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:51 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:30 ] , Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:30 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [
24:23 - cut ], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 10:03 ],
Celebration Day [ 4:49 ], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 6:42 ], Going
To California [ 7:42 ], Tangerine [ 3:51 ], [ cut ], What Is
And What Should Never Be [ 4:24 ], Moby Dick [ 19:07 - cut ],
[ cut ], The Lady Is A Tramp Intro [ 0:38 - cut ] >>
Whole Lotta Love (<< In The Light, Boogie Chillun, Let's Have
Fun, Be-Bop-A-Lula..) [ 18:13 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience recording. Near 127 minutes.
Details: Fairly clear and rather good balanced
recording but taped with some distance, lacking high end also. In quiter
moments it rates clearer quality but for many parts there is noticeable
overloading/disortion too.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:48 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:29 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:33 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >>
Black Dog [ 5:40 ], [ edit ], Dazed And Confused [ 18:24 - cut
], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:47 ], Celebration Day [ 4:49
], That's The Way [ 6:45 ], Going To California [ 7:39 ], Tangerine
[ 3:48 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:30 - edit ], [
cut ], The Lady Is A Tramp Intro [ 0:47 - edit ] >>
Whole Lotta Love (<< In The Light, Boogie Chillun, Let's Have
Fun, Be-Bop-A-Lula..) [ 18:43 ], [ cut ], Instrumental Improvisation
[ 0:53 ] >> Communication Breakdown [ 6:17 ].
Source: Incomplete good 3rd audience recording.
117 minutes.
Details: The tape is very hissy if not
a bit overloaded at times and muffled, with minor tape issues here and
there. It is also more distant than previous source.
Recording
Includes: Band
Announcements, Immigrant Song [ 3:48 ] >> Heartbreaker (<<
Bouree..) [ 7:29 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 1:39 - cut ], [ cut
], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:48 ], [ cut ], Tangerine [ 3:46 ],
[ cut ], Instrumental Improvisation [ 0:48 ] >> Communication
Breakdown [ 5:49 ].
Source: Incomplete poor to good 4th audience
recording. 47 minutes.
Details: This could be a good source ...
but the level of overloading is so devastating that for the most part
we can hear the wall of sound, with all the instruments mushed in roar.
Only the chatter is fairly listenable.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 1:
Led Zeppelin 71-72 (Digger)
Bootleg
LP Reference(s) source 3:
Hiroshima Part 1&2 (Geil) & Hiroshima Live In Japan (Trade Mark
Of UFO)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Love And Peace In Hiroshima (Bumblee Bee, bonus CD-Rs)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Complete Live In Japan (Last Stand Disc), Live In Japan 1971 (Last Stand
Disc), & Peace/Hiroshima (Tarantura)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Peace Of Mind Vol. 1&2 (Mud Dogs)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 4:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2 & 3 mixes:
Live Peace In Hiroshima 1971 (Wendy Records original & reissue),
Love And Peace In Hiroshima (Bumble Bee, original CDs), Message Of Love
(Lemon Song), & Zingi (Tarantura2000)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3 & 4 mixes:
Love And Peace In Hiroshima (Bumble Bee, basic CDs)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1, 2, 3 & 4 mixes:
Live Peace In Hiroshima 1971 Remastered Version (Wendy Records)
Comments:
A rather fast-feeling concert, but played brilliantly, with a really
nice level of intimacy reached in the acoustic segment. Black Dog and
Heartbreaker are great and Robert's voice is excellent, especially of
Since I've Been Loving You and the rather short and compact yet brilliant
rock medley. During Communication Breakdow some audience members are
climbed the stage so the band stopped the song for a while and Plant
said: "Whoa, you must stop it! Please do not come on the stage.
Stay here and be cool. Please sit down. Sit on the floor mate!"
A nice show that was a benefit for the people of Hiroshima.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 28 - OSAKA
FESTIVAL HALL, OSAKA, JAPAN (TUESDAY, 7pm)
Rumoured to be professionally recorded. While researching in 1997,
Page himself rediscovered some of tapes but they were not considered
good enough to warrant official release. Clive Coulson, a roadie made
his appearance on vocals during C'Mon Everybdy and High Heeled Sneakers.
Phil Carson, Atlantic Records' executive, also joined on bass on these
two songs. John Paul Jones made an accompaniment, playing organ.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:05 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 8:56 ], Since
I've Been Loving You [ 7:47 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >>
Black Dog [ 5:40 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused (<< Over
Under Sideways Down, Third Stone From The Sun..) [ 28:07 - cut
], [ cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 8:11 - cut ], Please
Please Me [ 0:23 ], From Me To You [ 0:30 ], Celebration Day [ 4:22
], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp [ 3:09 ] >> That's The Way [ 7:04 ], Going
To California [ 8:38 ], We Shall Overcome [ 0:48 ] >> Tangerine
[ 3:31 ], Down By The Riverside [ 2:14 ], [ cut ], What Is And
What Should Never Be [ 4:17 ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 20:03 ],
Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, D In Love, Bachelor Boy,
C'Mon Baby, Maybelline, Hello Mary Lou..) [ 19:20 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 1st
audience source. 149 minutes.
Details: The source is rather clear and
fairly balanced but contains noticeable distortion. The instrumentation
does get cluttered in places, where sonic chaos ensues.
Recording
Includes: C'Mon
Everybody [ 3:08 - cut ], High Heeled Sneakers [ 3:39 ] >>
Communication Breakdown (<< Cat's Squirrel, Watch Your Step..)
[ 7:37 ].
Source: Incomplete fair 2nd audience recording.
15 minutes.
Details: The tape sounds thin (lacking
depth), it's hissy and wishy-washy. It sounds like it's coming through
a funnel.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
Led Zeppelin 71-72 (Digger Productions)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1: Complete Live In Japan (Last Stand
Disc) & Live In Japan 1971 (Last Stand Disc)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
The Bachelor Boys' First Stand In Osaka (Empress Valley Supreme Disc),
Come On Everybody (Mud Dogs), Osaka Woman (Cobra Standard Series CD-R),
& Please Please Me (Wendy Records)
Comments:
A riotous show in front of a sleepy crowd! Jimmy is blazing throughout
the whole show and the band is just relentless in their brilliant playing.
Robert's voice is awesome, and the emotion and range he expresses with
it is truly amazing. In an attempt to enliven a "dishonorably quiet"
audience, the band plays a few cover tunes. Please Please Me and From
Me To You consists of only 30 seconds of each song. Page quietly strums
a few bars of an unfamiliar melody that Plant faintly starts its lyrics
to before abandoning it as soon as he starts singing and doing We Shall
Overcome instead. Two minutes of Down By The Riverside excites the audience
the most. A cut after Down By The Riverside may have contained more
cover tunes. Something different finishes right before What Is And What
Should Never Be. The medley is bedlam and the excellent and obscure
encores include a long version of Communication Breakdown. Plant introduces
Phil Carson on bass and Clive Coulson on vocals after C'mon Everybody.
Certainly sounds like Plant singing C'mon Everybody. Perhaps Plant sang
offstage while Clive Coulson impersonated him on stage as a joke!
WARNING! Some sources
reported that another tape of this show exist and may currently be in
the hands of a tape hoarder. Possibly whole show was recorded but a
very big care must be taken with these reports.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
SEPTEMBER 29 - OSAKA
FESTIVAL HALL, OSAKA, JAPAN (WEDNESDAY, 7pm)
Rumoured to be professionally recorded. While researching in 1997,
Page himself rediscovered some of tapes but they were not considered
good enough to warrant official release. It is whispered that the acoustic
set was extended because John Bonham collapsed with exhaustion.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:38 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Feelin' Groovy, Bouree..)
[ 8:07 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:39 ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:08 - cut ], Dazed And Confused
(<< Pennies From Heaven [ cut ].. ) [ 27:52 - cut
], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:28 ], Celebration Day [ 4:40 ], That's The
Way [ 6:24 - cut ], Going To California [ 8:42 ], Tangerine [
3:18 ], Friends [ 3:57 ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:21 -
cut ], Moby Dick [ 14:39 - cut ], Instrumental Intro [
0:46 ] >> Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Tossin' And
Turnin', Twist And Shout, Fortune Teller, Good Times Bad Times, Instrumental
Improvisation [ cut ], You Shook Me..) [ 29:08 - cut ],
[ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<< Just A Little Bit..)
[ 7:49 ], Organ Solo [ 4:32 ] >> Thank You [ 7:43 ], Rock And
Roll [ 3:45 ].
Source: Incomplete excellent 1st audience
(?) recording. 179 minutes.
Details: This is very strange sounding
tape. With the exception of acoustic set it is overloaded by the drums.
The vocals are also partially inaudible for most of the show. Perhaps
it was recorded on multi-track and then ended as a hastily 2-track mixdown,
with instruments being not balanced properly.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:40 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Feelin' Groovy, Bouree..)
[ 8:12 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:34 ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:32 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
(<< Pennies From Heaven..) [ 31:21 ], [ cut ], Stairway
To Heaven [ 9:32 ], Celebration Day [ 4:39 ], [ cut ], That's
The Way [ 6:42 ], Going To California [ 8:44 ], [ cut ], Tangerine
[ [ 3:21 ], [ cut ], Friends [ 3:44 ], What Is And What Should
Never Be [ 4:28 ], [ edit ], Moby Dick [ 20:13 ], [ cut
], Instrumental Intro [ 0:47 ] >> Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Chillun, Tossin' And Turnin', Twist And Shout, Fortune Teller, Good
Times Bad Times, Instrumental Improvisation, You Shook Me..) [ 31:14
], [ cut ], Communication Breakdown (<< Just A Little Bit..)
[ 7:46 ], [ cut ], Organ Solo [ 4:29 ] >> Thank You [ 7:51
], Rock And Roll [ 3:47 ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 2nd
audience recording. 189 minutes.
Details: The tape is fairly sharp and bright
but the recording is distant. The top end is distorted and harsh sounding.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:39 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Feelin' Groovy, Bouree..)
[ 8:11 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:32 ], Out On The Tiles Intro
[ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:29 ], Dazed And Confused [ 12:37 - cut
], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 6:39 - cut ], Going To California
[ 8:46 ], Tangerine [ 3:19 ], Friends [ 3:45 ], What Is And What Should
Never Be [ 4:30 ], Moby Dick [ 12:58 - cut ].
Source: Incomplete good to very good 3rd
audience recording. Near 94 minutes.
Details: The show was taped not too close
to the stage. This causes distance range and also there is some bottom-end
distortion throughout. The top end is very high though.
Bootleg
LP Reference(s):
After The Slide (Bird Brain Records & Instant Analysis), Best Of
Led Zeppelin Vol. 1 (Rock Solid Records), Cellar Full Of Noise (The
Amazing Kornyfone Record Label), The Final Option (Rock Solid Records
& The Swingin' Pig Records), Japan Tour 71 (BUG), Led Zeppelin Film
Can (Rock Solid Records), Live (Instant Analysis), Live In Japan (The
Amazing Kornyfone Record Label & CON), Live In Japan 69 (TM 1698),
Live In Japan 1971 (LZL, Trade Mark Of Ufo, 1LP & UFO, 2LP), Live
In Osaka 9/29 71 1&2 (GLC, LXXXIV Series & Rock Solid Records),
Strange Tales From The Road (Rock Solid Records), & Unburied Dead
Zeppo's Grave (TM 1698, both issues)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
A Cellarful Of Noise (Noise Generator), The Complete Geisha Tape (Memphis
& Tarantura), Complete Live In Japan (Last Stand Disc), It's Been
A Long Time (Mud Dogs), Live In Japan (Cobra Standard Series CD-R),
Live In Japan 1971 (Last Stand Disc, 3CD and 13CD), Live In Osaka (Nighthawk),
Lost Geisha Tape (Tarantura), Please Please Me (Wendy Records), Smoke
Gets In Your Eyes (Mad Dogs), Strange Tales From The Road (no label),
World Tour/Wild Side (Toasted/Condor), & Zeppelin Ediface (Toasted/Condor)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
929 (H-Bomb Music)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 3:
Nine Two Nine (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin's last 2 CDs & 2CD reissue)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2 & 3 mixes:
929 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin), Nine Two Nine (The Diagrams Of Led
Zeppelin's first 3 CDs), & Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Scorpio "new")
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1, 2 & 3 mixes:
9291971 (Tarantura2000), Fatally Wanderer 929 (Wendy Records), Fatally
Wanderer - Definitive Edition (Wendy Records), Japan Wonderful Place
XXXV Anniversary Edition (Beelzebub Records CD-R), Live In Japan 1971
(Empress Valley Supreme Disc & Tarantura2000), & You Were There
In Spirits (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
The last show of the 1971 Japan tour is a tour de force! The energy
and virtuosity are unbelievable, and Robert's voice is amazing, sustaining
all of his high range notes and going low ... a most commanding vocal
performance. "We spent two weeks in wonderful, glorious Japan which
has been incredible. Great hotels, great bars, great people and without
giving you any bullshit, this is our last night in Japan and we're gonna
have a good time and I think you will!" said Plant during the show.
Dazed And Confused is very long and includes some great jams in the
middle, including Pennies From Heaven! Stairway To Heaven has a great
solo from Jimmy, Celebration Day is fast and furious and this may be
the best acoustic set I have ever heard! That's The Way, Going To California,
and Tangerine all have amazing improvs within them, especially from
Jones on the mandolin. Friends has it sonly live premier here too! Moby
Dick is inventive and neat and Whole Lotta Love features some obscure
and great references, and Robert is a joy to listen to. The encores
are wonderful too, including a throat-tearing rendition of Rock And
Roll (still untitled).
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
Led
Zeppelin Seventh U.K. Tour
November 11, 1971 - December 21, 1971
NOVEMBER 11 - NEWCASTLE
CITY HALL, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:50 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 6:34 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:21 ], Since I've
Been Loving You [ 7:19 ], Rock And Roll [ 3:40 ], Stairway To Heaven
[ 8:16 ], That's The Way [ 5:18 - cut ], [ cut ], Going
To California [ 5:28 ], Tangerine [ 3:13 ], Dazed And Confused [ 22:06
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:20 ], Celebration Day [ 4:20
], [ cut ] [ supposed to be played: Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love
medley ], Communication Breakdown [ 4:41 ] [ supposed to be played:
Weekend ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
97 minutes.
Details: There are some volume fluctuations
throughout the show. For the most part the tape is more hissy and the
music become somelike muffled but the sound is still enjoyable. The
vocals are out front and clear. The guitar is just behind but always
embattled with the drums for supremacy.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Geordie Shooner (Wendy Records), Good Bad Or Indifferent (Tarantura2000),
Newcastle Brown Ale (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), Teddy Bear's Picnic
(no label), & Transitional Magic (Electric Magic)
Comments:
Really nice sound on this ... The band is playing very tight but loose,
and are steamrolling through the set. Robert's voice is very good and
the show focuses on the new material from the newly released 4th album.
A great show. "Now then, today's the day of the Teddy Bear's picnic,
and to go with it, the new album came out. I know what they say about
the length of time between the two, and I'm sure you can rea all sorts
of reports and toss a coin!" said Plant. The main question is Moby
Dick really was played or not. Right after Celebration Day Plant saying
"The one and only..." and the tape cuts straight into "You
don't wanna be famous?" comment just before as Pagey starts with
opening intro to Communication Breakdown.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 12 - LOCARNO
BALLROOM, SUNDERLAND, TYNE AND WEAR, ENGLAND (FRIDAY, 7pm)
Other sources lists Mecca Ballroom, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England.
NOVEMBER 13 - CAIRD
HALL, DUNDEE, SCOTLAND (SATURDAY, 8:15pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:36 - cut ] >> Heartbreaker [ 7:11 ], [ cut
], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:02 - cut
], [ cut ], Rock And Roll [ 3:38 - cut ], [ cut
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:26 - cut ], [ cut ],
Stairway To Heaven [ 7:28 - edit/cut ], [ edit/cut ],
That's The Way [ 6:06 - edit/cut ], [ edit/cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur
Stomp [ 4:27 - edit/cut ], [ cut ], Tangerine [ 2:34 -
edit/cut ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 8:30 - edit/cut
], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 2:10 - edit/cut
], [ edit/cut ], Moby Dick [ 2:01 - edit/cut ], [ edit/cut
], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun [ edit/cut ], Hello
Mary Lou [ edit/cut ], Mess O' Blues [ edit/cut ], Honey
Bee [ edit/cut ], The Lemon Song [ edit/cut ], Gee [ edit/cut
], Baby Ain't I Good To You [ edit/cut ], Kind Hearted Woman
Blues [ edit/cut ]..) [ 18:05 - edit/cut ], [ edit/cut
], Communication Breakdown [ 4:08 - edit ], [ edit/cut
], Weekend [ 2:16 - edit ].
Source: Incomplete good audience recording.
Near 90 minutes.
Details: The sound quality is kinda distant
and but enjoyable and rather clear. The tape is plagued with tape speed
problems that making listening a hard thing.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
The Road And The Miles To Dundee (Led Note)
Comments:
A good show. Plant's voice is beginning to show some wear and he seems
to take it easy up until the medley at the end of the show. Page and
Bonham, on the other hand, are still very much in it from the very start,
playing just as they had been at the last recorded date at the tour-opener
in Newcastle. This show features the first recorded performance of Bron-Y-Aur
Stomp since the official full debut in Osaka on September 28th that
year. The best playing of the night is definitely the Whole Lotta Love
medley, which features the band doing Hello Mary Lou, Mess Of Blues
and a fantastic version of Honey Bee, where Page delivers some excellent
soloing, and Plant finally lets his voice rip. The band also play an
excellent version of Eddie Cochran's Weekend, with Page again putting
in a great solo and Plant again giving the vocals a good effort.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 16 - ST.
MATTHEW'S BATHS HALLS, IPSWICH, ENGLAND (TUESDAY, 8pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ cut ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree, Feelin'
Groovy..), Out On The Tiles Intro >> Black Dog, SinceI've Been
Loving You, Rock And Roll, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California,
That's The Way, [ cut ], Tangerine [ cut ], [ cut
], Dazed And Confused (<< Improvisation based on The Crunge theme..)
[ cut ], [ cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ cut
], Celebration Day [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Woogie, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, Honey Bee [ cut ]..) [
cut ].
Source: Incomplete very good 1st audience
recording. 88 minutes.
Details: Good balanced and clearest of
all three sources, taped not too far away from the sateg what causing
of a little distortion in bass notes.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:46 - edit ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree,
Feelin' Groovy..) [ 7:01 - edit ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:12
] >> Black Dog [ 5:12 - edit ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 7:26 ], [ cut ], Rock And Roll [ 3:12 - cut ], [
cut ], That's The Way [ 6:32 - cut ], Tangerine [ 2:56
], Dazed And Confused (<< Improvisation based on The Crunge theme..)
[ 26:35 - cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:19 ], [
cut ], Celebration Day [ 4:31 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Boogie
Woogie, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, Honey Bee, Sugar Mama Blues,
Lend Me Your Love [ cut ]..) [ 21:11 - edit/cut ].
Source:
Incomplete good to very good 2nd audience recording. 104 minutes.
Details:
Somewhat distant source, with vocals to the fore and the bottom end
a little blurred.
Recording
Includes: Unknown
song listing.
Source: Incomplete very good 3rd audience
recording. Almost 117 minutes.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
Over The Twelve Foot End (no label)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Kinetic Circus (Theramin Music) & Two Penny Upright (Antrabata Reference
Master)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1 & 2 mixes:
Feelin' Groovy (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1-3 mixes:
Ipswich 1971 (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1, 2, 3 & possibly 2 more mixes:
Feelin' Groovy Definitive Version (Empress Valley Supreme Disc)
Comments:
An excellent and surprisingly powerful show! Robert's voice is really
strong and the band is really cooking right from the first few bars
of Immigrant Song. The local swimming pool was tonight's arena of the
show (also used as a dance hall in occasion). Prior to the date of the
concert or dance, the pool was drained, and a complex wooden support
structure was installed in its place, upon which panels of wood flooring
would sit. So, not quite the danger was present at the venue as one
might think but Plant was wary of that: "I don't know whether the
12-foot end's this one or that one. God help us! I'm sure you must have
had a Town Hall! It's gonna be a silly night tonight. We'd like you
all to feel at home. Just think of the drop beneath you and the drop
that might come eventually!" Dazed And Confused has some really
funky jam interludes led by Jones and Page and the end medley is excellent,
with Plant's vocal prowess being showcased from the lowest crooning
to the highest shrieking. The band also threw in some nice encores on
this tour, with Eddie Cochran's Weekend getting aired three times, at
Dundee, here in Ipswich, and in Bournemouth, with the latter show also
featuring a cover of Jerry Lee Lewis' It'll Be Me. Perhaps the biggest
surprise of the tour, however, is the aforementioned performance of
Gallow's Pole at this show in Ipswich, being the first known performance
of the song since Copenhagen in May 3rd that year.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 17 - MAYFAIR
SUITE, KINETIC CIRCUS, BIRMINGHAM, WEST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND (WEDNESDAY,
8pm)
NOVEMBER 18 - STUDENTS UNION, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH
YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, 8:30pm)
NOVEMBER 20 - ELECTRIC
MAGIC SHOW, WEMBLEY EMPIRE POOL, LONDON, ENGLAND (SATURDAY, START AT
5pm)
Support from variety circus acts, Bronco and Stone The Crows.
Recording
Includes: Heartbreaker
(<< Bouree, Feelin' Groovy..) [ 6:32 - edit ], Out On The
Tiles Intro [ 0:12 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:04 ], Since I've Been Loving
You [ 7:23 ], Rock And Roll [ 3:46 ], [ edit ], Stairway To Heaven
[ 9:31 - edit ], [ cut ], Going To California [ 5:36 -
edit ], [ edit ], That's The Way [ 6:24 - cut ],
Tangerine [ 2:47 ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused [ 24:31 - cut
], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:16 ], [ edit ], Celebration
Day [ 4:36 ], Moby Dick [ 16:57 - cut ], [ cut ], Whole
Lotta Love (<< Boogie Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues [
cut ]..) [ 13:10 - cut ] [ supposed to be played: Communication
Breakdown, Organ Solo >> Thank You ].
Source: Incomplete good 1st audience recording.
123 minutes.
Details: The tape is muffled and muddy
with a large amount of hiss, augmented by an inferior recording. Overloaded
by the bass but still enjoyable.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:44 - edit ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree, Feelin'
Groovy..) [ 6:36 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog
[ 5:08 ], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:43 ], Rock And Roll [ 3:50
], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:29 ], [ cut ], Going To California
[ 5:38 ], That's The Way [ 6:23 ], Tangerine [ 2:45 ], Dazed And Confused
[ 24:45 - cut ], What Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:18 ], Celebration
Day [ 4:42 ], [ cut ], Moby Dick [ 18:07], Whole Lotta Love (<<
Boogie Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Mess O' Blues, Honey Bee, Going Down
Slow..) [ 23:54] [ supposed to be played: Communication Breakdown, Organ
Solo >> Thank You ].
Source: Incomplete fair to good 2nd audience
recording. 141 minutes.
Details: This source is highly distorted
and muffled throughout. The tape hiss is also noticeable.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 1:
1971.11.20 London Wembley Empire Pool - Electric Magic Show (Dadgad
Productions CD-R), Electric Magic Show (Apple Music & Mad Dogs),
& Magick (Tarantura)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source 2:
Electric Magic Show (Small Fish CD-R) & The Empire Strikes Back
(Tarantura2000)
Bootleg
CD Reference(s) source mixes:
Electric Magic Show (Electric Magic)
Comments:
Not a decent sound for an exceptional show! Robert is in great voice
and the band just steams through the set. "Are you cold?"
asked Plant rather frozen audience. Being a bit disappointed with lack
of pig acts, Plant said: "I expected a bit more from the pigs!
Did you? I could have brought some goats!" A good acoustic set
is followed by a long and great version of Dazed And Confused that has
so much spontaneous music in it that it seems like it could go on forever!
Great Whole Lotta Love medley to close the concert.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 21 - ELECTRIC
MAGIC SHOW, WEMBLEY EMPIRE POOL, LONDON, ENGLAND (SUNDAY, START AT 5pm)
Support from variety circus acts, Home, Stone The Crows and DJ Jeff
Dexter. The setlist most likely included: Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker,
Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog, Since I've Been Loving You, Rock And
Roll, Stairway To Heaven, Going To California, That's The Way, Tangerine,
Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, Dazed And Confused, Celebration Day, What Is And
What Should Never Be, Moby Dick and Whole Lotta Love.
NOVEMBER 23 - PRESTON PUBLIC HALL, PRESTON, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND (TUESDAY,
7:45pm)
John Bonham's brother Mick made his special guest appearance and
played congas in Whole Lotta Love.
NOVEMBER 24 - FREE
TRADE HALL, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND (WEDNESDAY, 7:45pm)
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 3:53 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree, Feelin' Groovy..)
[ 8:04 ], Out On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:15
], Since I've Been Loving You [ 7:47 ], Celebration Day [ 4:21 ], [
cut ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:28 ], [ cut ], Going To
California [ 5:49 ], [ cut ], That's The Way [ 6:30 - cut
], [ cut ], Tangerine [ 2:50 - cut ], [ cut ],
Bron-Yr-Aur-Stomp [ 4:40 - cut ], [ cut ], Dazed And Confused
(<< Shaft theme.. ) [ 25:50 - cut ], [ cut ], What
Is And What Should Never Be [ 4:11 - cut ], [ cut ], Rock
And Roll [ 3:32 - cut ], [ cut ], Whole Lotta Love (<<
Just A Little Bit, Boogie Chillun, Rave On, Hello Mary Lou [ cut
]..) [ 12:08 - cut ], [ cut ], Thank You [ 1:47 - cut
].
Source: Incomplete fair to good audience
recording. 112 minutes.
Details: The tape is disorted. The instruments
are not well balanced. The vocals and drums are up front with the bass
and keyboards in the middle and the guitar slightly in the background.
The recording also lacks lower frequencies significantly.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
1971.11.24 Free Trade Hall Manchester (Dadgad Productions CD-R) &
Rave On (The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin)
Comments:
The sound isn't very good with a little emphasis on the bass, which
makes it all the more enjoyable to listen to. The band is just so on
here, delivering one memorable song after another. The rhythm section
is unstoppable, Jimmy is simply out of this world and Robert's voice
is at its peak, letting blood curdling shrieks and power loose in Since
I've Been Loving You and other numbers while lending a delicate touch
to Stairway To Heaven and the beautifully intimate acoustic segment.
Plant is started having a cold and he explains: "Gosh. I think
I got that flu that's going about. I was in bed 'til half past six,
and it's nice to be back ... I dunno, where are we? In Manchester. Manchester,
right! It's good to be back." Dazed And Confused is immensely long,
excellent, and even includes a funky jam on the theme from Shaft!
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 25 - QUEENS
HALL, PERCY GEE BUILDING, LEICESTER UNIVERSITY, LEICESTER, EAST MIDLANDS,
ENGLAND (THURSDAY, 8pm)
The show is married by equipment problems.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song [ 4:03 ] >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..) [ 7:27 ], Out
On The Tiles Intro [ 0:13 ] >> Black Dog [ 5:20 ], Since I've
Been Loving You [ 7:49 ], Celebration Day [ 4:44 ], Going To California
[ 5:37 ], That's The Way [ 6:43 ], Tangerine (stop), Tangerine [ 2:52
], [ cut ], Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp [ 5:05 ], Dazed And Confused (<<
Shaft theme..) [ 27:11 ], Stairway To Heaven [ 9:35 ], What Is And What
Should Never Be [ 4:19 ], Whole Lotta Love (<< Just A Little Bit,
Going Down, Boogie Chillun, Hello Mary Lou, Rave On, Mess O' Blues,
So Many Roads, The Lemon Song..) [ 28:50 - cut ], Rock And Roll
[ 3:48 ], Communication Breakdown [ 5:40 ].
Source: Incomplete very good audience recording.
151 minutes.
Details: The sound of this tape is very
clear, recorded much close to the stage and without the echo. There
is some tape hiss however and source seems to be kinda muffled a bit
but also.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Best For Hard 'N' Heavy (Empress Valley Supreme Disc), The Diploma (Tarantura2000),
Mystical Majesties Request (Electric Magic), & Soul Sister (Beelzebub
Records CD-R)
Comments:
Yet another great and extended show from Winter 1971 tour. After a brief
pause, Page begins Tangerine, only to stop dead after 40 seconds. In
Page's defense, it is immediately followed by a loud buzz, perhaps the
sound of a guitar cord being re-plugged into an amplifier or guitar
after being found to not be fully inserted. He restarts and Tangerine
is performed without incident. Again, Dazed And Confused contains an
amazing improvisation on the Shaft theme and Whole Lotta Love medley
is well worth listening too. This show closes with Communication Breakdown,
containing a soulful, Band Of Gypsies-style solo and a funky break before
accelerating to a racing finish.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 29 - LIVERPOOL
STADIUM, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND (MONDAY, 8:30pm)
This date started one hour late. The setlist most likely included:
Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Out On The Tiles Intro/Black Dog, Since
I've Been Loving You, Celebration Day, Going to California, That's The
Way, Tangerine, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, Dazed And Confused, Stairway To Heaven,
What Is And What Should Never Be, Whole Lotta Love and It'll Be Me.
WARNING! Some sources
reported that tape of this show exist and may currently be in the hands
of a tape hoarder. Possibly whole show was recorded but a very big care
must be taken with these reports.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
NOVEMBER 30 - KING'S
HALL BELLE VUE, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND (TUESDAY, 7:45pm)
Date added to the original itinerary. The show was truncated due
to riotous audience.
DECEMBER 2 - STARKERS
ROYAL ARCADE BALLROOM, BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND (THURSDAY, 8pm)
The show is married by equipment problems.
Recording
Includes: Immigrant
Song >> Heartbreaker (<< Bouree..), Out On The Tiles Intro
>> Black Dog, Since I've Been Loving You, Stairway To Heaven,
Going To California, That's The Way, Tangerine, Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp, Dazed
And Confused (<< Shaft theme..), What Is And What Should Never
Be, Rock And Roll, Instrumental Improvisation >> Whole Lotta Love
(<< Just A Little Bit, Bottle It Up And Go, Cumberland Gap, She's
A Truckin' Little Baby, Boogie Chillun, Heartbeat, Lawdy Miss Clawdy,
I Can't Quit You Baby, How Many More Times, Shame Shame Shame..), Communication
Breakdown (<< Turn On Your Lovelight..), Weekend, You Really Got
Me >> It'll Be Me.
Source: Almost complete good to very good
audience recording. 142 minutes.
Details: The sound is rather clear but
distorted and with some balance problems in some places. A rather distant
one with large tape hiss.
Bootleg
CD Reference(s):
Ballroom Magik (Beelzebub Records CD-R), Heartbeat (H-Bomb Music), &
Rock And Roll Magic (Electric Magic)
Comments:
This show equals the other shows on this short tour of the UK. Dazed
And Confused is another winner, with another version of the theme from
Shaft (we thus have three now), which served as a precursor to The Crunge
in 1972 and the "funk" part of the piece in 1973 onwards.
The Whole Lotta Love medley is also very inspired. Truckin' Little Mama
was obviously thrown in by Robert and the rest of the band scramble
to follow along. Half way through Rock And Roll Robert Plant is left
without any musical backup and sings a few notes alone. This was due
to equipment failure. A couple of great encores closing this recording.
Led Zeppelin Database
email
update
DECEMBER 7 - POLYTECHNIC,
LANCASTER, ENGLAND (WEDNESDAY) (unconfirmed)
DECEMBER 9 - COVENTRY LOCARNO BALLROOM, COVENTRY, ENGLAND (THURSDAY,
8pm)
Date added to the original itinerary. The show was stopped after
3 songs and it was announced there was a bomb scare. The show was restarted
later in the evening.
DECEMBER 15 - SALISBURY CITY HALL, SALISBURY, WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND (WEDNESDAY,
START AT 8:30pm)
Support from Jerusalem and Marble Orchard. The show was cancelled
at the last minute due to Jimmy Page having the flu. However, both support
acts performed. The concert was immediatelly rescheduled to December
21, 1971.
DECEMBER 21 - SALISBURY CITY HALL, SALISBURY, WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND (THURSDAY,
8:30pm) The show was rescheduled from December 15, 1971.
Continue
with following tour dates:
1968
| 1969
| 1970
| 1972
| 1973
| 1975
| 1977
| 1979
| 1980
| 1985-2007
|