More rare footage of the mighty Zep in Montreux, Switzerland (August 7, 1971).. + Informações

Juan Dies of Sones de Mexico admits that when his traditional Mexican folk band was asked to cover a Zeppelin song as part of a tribute, it seemed like an odd choice. Sones de Mexico rose to the challenge though, covering "Four Sticks" -- a song that frustrated even the mighty Zeppelin in the studio. Here, Juan shows off the instruments that were used in the recording and performance of Sones de Mexico's cover of "Four Sticks." See more on Gearwire.com.. + Informações

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Another from the Mighty Zep. Cut the end a bit short though.. + Informações

My musical buddy and I were debating this afternoon on the "do-ability" of this song without the mighty Zep rhythm section or the pedal steel. We started singin' harmonies for the pedal steel and it kinda worked. Tell me if this would work for an audience?? Thanks for watching!!!. + Informações

Led Zepagain Mar 16, 2007 at the Whisky A Go Go, W Hollywood, CA USA - where the mighty Zep played in 1969! *** PART 3: Dazed and Confused (The Song Remains the Same live version) Jimmy Page bow solo cont'd, then on to the finale' Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com. + Informações

Led Zepagain Mar 16, 2007 at the Whisky A Go Go, W Hollywood, CA USA - where the mighty Zep played in 1969! The Song Remains The Same! Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com. + Informações

my favorite song from the mighty Zep! a much more controlled version this time. + Informações

Another rockin song by the mighty zep from physical graffiti.. + Informações

Rare cover by the mighty zep; crying shame that it did not make it onto the official HTWWW release (WLL medley). + Informações

Led Zepagain Mar 16, 2007 at the Whisky A Go Go, W Hollywood, CA USA - where the mighty Zep played in 1969! *** PART 1: HEARTBREAKER into Whole Lotta Love to rhythm jam Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com NOTE: Whole Lotta Love Pt#2 was up here, too, but got removed for some reason I don't really understand.. + Informações

Led Zepagain Mar 16, 2007 at the Whisky A Go Go, W Hollywood, CA USA - where the mighty Zep played in 1969! *** The Lemon Song: jam at the end Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com. + Informações

The mighty Led Zep' covered by funky dudes. Found on "Sarsippius' Ark" Enjoy ;). + Informações

Jason Bonham (John's son) with Led Zepagain (the Los Angeles area Zep tribute band) performing 'Rock and Roll' as the encore to Zepagain's special 1977 Zep tour set - Sat March 21, 2009 - W. Hollywood CA USA - it was a blast!!! (Last time I saw Jason performing this was at the O2 in London with the mighty Zep themselves!) Oh, when Jason throws his drumsticks out at the end, felt like one hit me smack in the head, then an arm or two reaching for it collided with my face (sending my glasses flying, as well - ha!) -- that's why the video's messed up at that part (no excuse for the rest of the bumpiness - had to rock out a little, too, of course!!!) Sorry about the poor quality - this was shot with the video function of my still camera, not a *real* video cam, plus YouTube doesn't seem to favor my .MOV Quicktime file uploads, either... Jason Bonham (guest drums on this one), Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com. + Informações

Top 40 Songs by the Mighty Zeppelin. Enjoy :). + Informações

Well this is my attempt at the Bron-Yr-Aur by the mighty zep. It's a loose interpretation of the song. Not intended to be an exact rendition.. + Informações

the mighty zep live from london i was there. + Informações

Led Zepagain Mar 16, 2007 at the Whisky A Go Go, W Hollywood, CA USA - where the mighty Zep played in 1969! *** PART 1: Dazed and Confused (The Song Remains the Same live version) up to the "If you're going to San Francisco..." part Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com. + Informações

Led Zeppelin TV 24/7 Led Zeppelin - www.livestream.com (many of the 'blocked in the US uploads' inc FULL length concerts are available here on LZTV Led Zeppelin Radio - www.facebook.com LZTV and LZR are non profit organisations associated with The Highway Star Zurich 29/6/80 (1980) A show from the June 29th that was part of the In Through The Out Door European tour. This gig in Switzerland at the Hallenstadion, Zürich is generally considered as one of their best performances for this tour. Unfortunately (unlike the name says) it is not complete since Kashmir fades out. Anyway it's the mighty Zep and just a couple of months before they disband. One of the best shows from the 1980 tour, this show has a great version of Heartbreaker and The Train Kept a Rollin'. Jimmy flashes between inspired playing and getting his fingers caught in the strings. The rest of the group play well and seem to be having fun, although they totally botch Kashmir. That caused Plant to commented it: "If anybody's bootlegging that, you'll have to scratch that number cause wasn't completely correct - somehow we got through it." Robert's voice is in great shape. Remember it well. As I get older, I realize how lucky I am to have seen Led Zep with John Bonham. Robert Plant was in fine form that night. Very talkative. 01 - Train Kept A Rollin' 02 - Nobody's Fault But Mine 03 - Black Dog 04 - In The Evening 05 - TheRain Song 06 - Hot Dog 07 - All My Love 08 - Trampled Underfoot 09 - Since I've Been Loving .... + Informações

Well it seems back in the late 90's, two guitar heads named Eddie Gaudet and Scott Wigley happened to meet in a Mobile, Alabama store named West Mobile Music, well they soon formed a band with a Mr. Amacker and Mr. Ziggy and named it "Ten Years Gone" after a favorite ZePPeLiN tune. Ah it seems they just could not play enough 70's rockers with a few Black Crowes tunes thrown in. Here's an audio sampling of two of those songs "WalK AwaY" by Mr. Joe Walsh and "Wanton Song" by the mighty ZeP (Page & Plant). The Vid used here includes a nice sampling of guitars and amps once owned by Mr. Gaudet and Uncle Wigley with a rediculous group at the end owned by someone else. The wonderfully fab lead work on these songs is by the talented Eddie Gaudet, the less than fab vocals and rhythm guitar is by Uncle Wigley. Danny Amacker is on bass with Ziggy on the skins.. + Informações

Led Zepagain Mar 16, 2007 at the Whisky A Go Go, W Hollywood, CA USA - where the mighty Zep played in 1969! *** PART 3: Whole Lotta Love: "You gotta let that boy boogie" jam to finale break Steve Zukowsky (guitar, theremin, mandolin, bow), Jim Kersey (drums), Jim Wootten (bass, keys, mandolin), Swan Montgomery (vocals, mouth harp) band website: www.zepagain.com Apologies for the way-too-up-close visuals on clips #3 and #4 of this song: the lens on my still/video camera got stuck and wouldn't let me zoom back out. This clip is for those folks who just have to hear the rest of the song, even if watching it makes them dizzy. :-). + Informações

an awesome performance of achilles last stand. i had to cut off the last 30 seconds, here's what you miss: Robert: "well it's no doubt you've picked up by the atmosphere at least on stage tonight, it's like sort of the high point of the whole tour to be back here. and that's--maybe after six nights it might not be so easy to say that but at the moment, we'd like to--uh, we give you this song." [then into stairway] enjoy.. + Informações

Watch in High Quality: www.youtube.com "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant) Performed by: Andrew R. and Noah C. Produced by: Andrew R. Engineered by: Andrew R. Video produced by: Andrew R. Andrew R. - Guitars, Keyboards Noah C. - Vocals 12/1/08: Featured on Captain Rock's channel for one week Notes: *This is me and my best friend's cover of a great Led Zeppelin song. We know we cannot touch the mighty Zep, but this is the best sound we could get for our cover. *This wasn't recorded in a studio. This was actually recorded on a cheap computer microphone and then mixed on my computer. *The rain that you hear during the solo and also at the end of the song is not an effect - it was actually raining during the recording of the song. Enjoy!. + Informações

Feel of This KASHMIR.. Covered by Lochad Watberg. Grant (LoudmouseLopresti), Dave, Tim, and Chad. We decided to try this one day, turned out pretty good thanks to the guys bailing me out.. thanks guys Thanks to the Mighty Zeppelin for creating this awesome masterpiece. you guys are true jedi's.... Led Zeppelin is Robert Plant, John Bohnnam, Jimmie Page, John Paul Jones... + Informações

www.acousticzeppelin.co.uk After seeing WOTE's masterful rendition of Gotye's "Somebody I used to know" on one guitar, we were inspired to do something similar. Being a "Tribute Band" without an original thought in our heads we decided we'd apply the same concept to a song by the mighty Led Zeppelin. Enjoy! Please share this video with your family, friends, the whole wide world & any friendly aliens you may know too because we would love to send this around the world. You can follow us on Twitter @AcZep and on Facebook https please check out the WOTE video also at: www.youtube.com Our thanks go to Rob Stone for his direction and recording/editing talents. please check out Rob's other work at his channel: www.youtube.com Acoustic Zeppelin & Beyond. + Informações