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Led Zeppelin: True Blues & Beyond. Part 2
Two of Frank's interviewees from Sonic Boom Vol 1 weigh in on opposite sides of the "blues rip-off" debate. And a third explains how the blues can connect two starkly different cultures.
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Jimmy Page knew that Led Zeppelin had to take America by storm for the group to be successful. Here's how they did it, as told by the people who helped make it happen.
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Think you've seen and heard it all about Led Zeppelin? Frank Reddon's new book will prove you wrong!
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- Led Zeppelin Rocks Buffalo. Part 2.
- Special guest column by Led Zeppelin memorabilia expert, Rick Barrett
- No aural evidence yet exists for Zeppelin's June 10, 1972 concert at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. Find out how researchers put the pieces together to create a realistic reconstruction of how it most likely played out
