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Today's episode is a general chit-chat about the current goings on with teh Led Zep's. I talk about Robert Plant performing Kashmir with Nigel Kennedy, the first time he's performed it without Jimmy Page to his left. And stick around to the end, where I tell you what mighht be hapening for 2018, and it's big.
A reposting of Episode 5 from October, 2011:
Robert Plant Does Hardly Something Bluegrass festival. John Paul Jones with Seasick Steve in Manchester. Brad Tolinski's Jimmy Page book announced. Bert Jansch passing. TBL #30
This week I discuss Robert Plant's new song on the Fairport Convention album 50:50@50. As well Black Country Communion's recording their 4th studio album and John Paul Jones has a new outlet for his creativity, Tres Coyotes. Finally, an interesting interview from 1998.
It's the time of year where I do my Christmas Podcast, creating a Christmas wish list for Led Zeppeln fans.
Visit www.rambleonradio.com for a comprehensive look to the list.
This week I take a look at my ten favourite little moments within Led Zeppelin songs.
I return after a hiatus with an old school style podcast where I discuss Jason Bonham's upcoming tour and John Paul Jones recent performance with country artist Sara Watkins. As well, I talk about Robert Plant's appearance on EmmyLou Harris' Lampedusa tour, and a couple of troublesome Jimmy Page stories.
Finally, I "ramble on" a bit about Led Zeppelin IV, which turned 45 on November 8th.
This week I look at the newly remastrered BBC sessions album, and the original Led Zeppelin live album, The Song Remains the Same. Hint: I love them both.
With a week to go before the BBC session re-issue, I look at the four songs Led Zeppelin performed on the BBC that they never recorded or released, or sometimes that they never played again.
This week I look at the testimony by Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page in the Stairway to Heaven copyright lawsuit.