Led Zeppelin Database - Fancy Pantry

The albums covered in this section:

THE COVER VERSIONS
FANCY PANTRY FP006
CD: I Gotta Move (Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden Mar. 14 '69) (*)/Money (Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany June 30 '80 w/the special guest of Phil Carson) (**)/Shakin' All Over (Soundcheck, unknown venue May 3 '73 - not Minneapolis) (**)/Sex Machine (an excerpt from Whole Lotta Love medley) (Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California Mar. 25 '75) (***)/Something Else (Tasty Pop Sundae, Studio 2, Aeolian Hall, London, England June 16 '69) (****)/Sittin' And Thinkin' (Fillmore West, San Francisco, California Apr. 27 '69) (**)/Stand By Me (Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan Oct. 9 '72) (+)/The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair (Tasty Pop Sundae, Studio 2, Aeolian Hall, London, England June 16 '69) (***)/For Your Love (Fillmore West, San Francisco, California Jan. 10 '69) (++)/Feel So Bad medley incl. Fixin' To Die, That's Alright Mama (Olympic Sound Studios, Barnes, London, England May-June '70 - not from '72) (*)/Bye Bye Baby (an excerpt from How Many More Times medley) (Texas International Pop Festival, International Speedway, Festival Field, Lewisville nr. Dallas, Texas Aug. 31 '69) (*)/As Long As I Have You medley incl. Fresh Garbage, Shake, Cat's Squirrel, Cadillac No Money Down, I'm A Man (Fillmore West, San Francisco, California Apr. 27 '69) (**)
Recording: (*)Superb stereo soundboard; (**)Excellent stereo soundboard; (***)Excellent stereo audience; (****)Superb stereo professional radio recording; (+)Very good stereo audience; (++)Good mono audience; (+++). Source: See above. Comments: European bootleg. Deluxe jewel case.

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