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| 1969 24 June On This Day Led Zeppelin - London,England at Maida Vale Studios,Studio 4 - BBC Sessions Radio 1 |
- 1966 The Yardbirds - Durham, England at University of Durham
- 1969 24 June On This Day Led Zeppelin - London,England at Maida Vale Studios,Studio 4 - BBC Sessions,Radio One Session
- 1980 Led Zeppelin - Hannover,Germany at Hannover Messehalle
- 1984 Jimmy Page with Yes - Dortmund,Germany at Westfalenhalle
- 1995 Page & Plant- Unledded Tour - Schwalmstadt, Germany at Wildenrath Airfield,Wegberg Festival
- 2000 Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes - Tinley Park, IL at New World Music Theatre
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Maida Vale is a neighborhood in west London, part of the City of Westminster. First called Maida Hill. The name is named for the Hero of Maida Inn (no longer a pub, though the building still stands). The hero was General Sir John Stuart, Count of Maida.
The site of Maida Vale Studios started out in 1909 as the "Maida Vale Roller Skating Palace and Club". It was rebuilt (the roller skating palace's arches preserved) for the BBC Symphony Orchestra, which has been there since 1934. The studio complex was the centre of the BBC News operation during World War II.
There are seven studios, five of which are currently in use for recording and the others for rehearsals and tape archives. Studio MV4 was used for the John Peel sessions from 1967 to 2004, and is still used for those BBC Radio 1 sessions that replaced replaced John Peel's Top Gear.
Read More: 30 Years Ago: Jimmy Page Joins Yes on Stage to Cover the Beatles |
2000:
The site of Maida Vale Studios started out in 1909 as the "Maida Vale Roller Skating Palace and Club". It was rebuilt (the roller skating palace's arches preserved) for the BBC Symphony Orchestra, which has been there since 1934. The studio complex was the centre of the BBC News operation during World War II.
There are seven studios, five of which are currently in use for recording and the others for rehearsals and tape archives. Studio MV4 was used for the John Peel sessions from 1967 to 2004, and is still used for those BBC Radio 1 sessions that replaced replaced John Peel's Top Gear.
Top Gear was a Radio 1 program that ran from 1967 to 1975. It was created to provide exposure for up-and-coming bands, and for musicians and bands to experiment with new material, non-album material, different sounds and guest musicians.
1984:
“Jimmy moved and bought a house in England near the house I was living in. So, we became neighbors and got together,” explained Yes bassist Chris Squire. “He was obviously pretty depressed about John Bonham’s death for awhile, and I kind of helped him out of that by saying ‘Let’s try to do some new music’ and that’s really what happened.”Read More: 30 Years Ago: Jimmy Page Joins Yes on Stage to Cover the Beatles |
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| 2000 24 June Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes - Tinley Park, IL at New World Music Theatre (Photo Andrew Labis) |
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| 2000 24 June Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes - Tinley Park, IL at New World Music Theatre (Photo Andrew Labis) |
Jimmy Page and the Black Crowes became the first artists ever to crack the Top 10 with an internet-only single, Led Zeppelin's What Is and What Should Never Be, from Live at the Greek.
♪ Travelling Riverside Blues (Led Zeppelin, BBC Session, 24 June 1969) YouTube
♪ What Is and What Should Never Be (Led Zeppelin, BBC Session, 24 June 1969) YouTube
♪ What Is and What Should Never Be (Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes, Greek Theater Los Angeles, 1999) YouTube
♪ I’m Down (Jimmy Page with Yes, Germany 1984) YouTube
♫ Guitar World interview with Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes 2000
♪ Travelling Riverside Blues (Led Zeppelin, BBC Session, 24 June 1969) YouTube
♪ What Is and What Should Never Be (Led Zeppelin, BBC Session, 24 June 1969) YouTube
♪ What Is and What Should Never Be (Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes, Greek Theater Los Angeles, 1999) YouTube
♪ I’m Down (Jimmy Page with Yes, Germany 1984) YouTube
♫ Guitar World interview with Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes 2000
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