Led Zeppelin was rock's first real Heavy Metal band. Yet many of their fans were not even fans of metal music. What the Beatles were to the '60s, Led Zeppelin were to the '70s. Drawing upon postwar electric blues, early rock & roll, and psychedelia, Zeppelin created a titanic roar in their earliest days but even then, they weren't merely heavy. Underneath the wattage, there was a strong undercurrent of folk-rock and the quartet would soon thread in world music, funk, country, and synthesizers, creating an adventurous body of work that had a long, lasting influence on the history of rock music. On The Many Faces of Led Zeppelin, we will dig deep into the work of their legendary members plus we will review their timeless catalog that even today is still essential for rock fans.

TRACKLIST:

A1. Steal Away - Alexis Korner
A2. Everything I Do Is Wrong - Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones & Keith De Groot
A3. Anytime That You Want Me - Mike Hurst feat. Jimmy Page
A4. Tribute To Elmore - Jimmy Page & Eric Clapton
A5. Broken Little Pieces - Joe Jammer
A6. Diamonds - Jet Harris & Tony Meehan feat. Jimmy Page

B1. Operator - Alexis Korner
B2. Steelin' - Jeff Beck's All Stars* feat. Jimmy Page
B3. Dixie Fried - Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones & Keith De Groot
B4. Maybe I'm Amazed - Deborah Bonham Band
B5. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Chris Farlowe

C1. Misty Mountain Top - The Slashtones
C2. Ramble On - –Chris Poland, Richard Kendrick, A.J. Caruso & Sergio Yetta
C3. Stairway To Heaven - Rose Reiter
C4. Over The Hills And Far Away - Snowblynd feat. Chris Poland
C5. Kashmir - Chris Heaven & Tracy G

D1. Rock N' Roll - Lee Thompson, Marko Pukkila, Troy Patrick Farrell, Richard Kendrick & Costello Hautamaki
D2. Communication Breakdown - Pavic
D3. The Ocean - Keri Kelli, Derrick LeFevre, Chuck Bonnett III* & Tom Drennan
D4. The Immigrant Song - Strikeforce
D5. Black Dog - Debbie Landry, Blayne Coupel, Brad Ourso & Richard Kendrick

Condition: BRAND NEW - SEALED