soundsof71: The Doors, “Love Her Madly,” March 1971, the month before its appearance on LA Woman. (German release)

soundsof71: The Doors, “Love Her Madly,” March 1971, the month before its appearance on LA Woman. (German release)

Babylonfalling: Robert Plant By Don Hawryluk

Soundsof71: Jimmy Page: The Black Dragon Suit In Full Effect.

Soundsof71: Gregg Allman, Carnegie Hall, April 1974, By Bob Gruen

Soundsof71: The Rolling Stones, Sticky Fingers, Released April 1971.

Soundsof71: Sarahlaststand: Bonzo’s Drum Kit, 1973 “Le Kit De Bonzo”

Soundsof71: John Lennon, Hyde Park London, By Shaun Kenneally

Soundsof71: Is That A Lemon In Your Pocket, Or You Just Happy To Squeeze Me? (Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin, May 18 1975, Earls Court, By Mick Gold.)

Soundsof71: Mick Jagger, The Rolling Stones, September 11 1973, Manchester, By Fin Costello

Soundsof71: Keith Emerson, Carl Palmer, &Amp;Amp; Greg Lake, August 1971 In Danbury, Connecticut, By David Gahr

Soundsof71: Eric Clapton’s Rainbow Concert, With Pete Townshend, January 13, 1973, Rainbow Theatre London, By Barry Plummer

Soundsof71: Billboard For Abbey Road On Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, By Robert Landau.

Soundsof71: Led Zeppelin Iv Promo Poster. It Says [The Four Symbols] “Is Led Zeppelin” Because, At The Time, The Album Was Released With No Clues To The Band’s Identity, No Album Title Or Song Listings, No Nothin’. Just Those Symbols.

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