Led Zeppelin (2/Cd) Led Zeppelin III Sessions

Olympic Studio London UK November 1969. Digitally Remastered

Since its formation in 1968, Zeppelin has performed vigorously, as well as releasing albums quickly in a short period of time. The showcase accumulated in the two years that sprinted at full speed, and after the national tour of 1970, it was decided to take a holiday set after a long absence. Especially Paige and the plant were to heal the fatigue of the age at the mountain cottage Bron E. Ar in Snowdonia. In the wilderness of the vacation destination Wales, the atmosphere surrounded by the relaxed air seems to have had a great influence on the next album production. I am working on album production immediately after my vacation. It is an album released later as “LED ZEPPELIN III”. Recording took place from May 1970 to August 1970. During this recording period, on June 28, 1970, she appeared on the Bath Fess, showing “immigration songs” and “keep on loving you”. Especially “Immigrant Song” is famous as one unveiled unfinished unlike the final version. In case

The new album “III” recorded in this way is a reflection of the impressions of the former two episodes, more than half of which is acoustic, reflecting just relaxing air during the holidays. Such a change of musicality brought about or rejected at the time of release, and Yoichi Shibuya etc. known for Zeppelin fans were evaluating that it was going out of expectation. But after the concert is important position such as’ Immigration Song ‘known for the opening of the concert, the fierce’ Day of the Festival ‘, and’ Just like ‘Janis Joplin’ Ball and Chain ” ‘Continue to love you’ It is a song to be occupied, and at the acoustic corner inserted in the middle of the concert, this “III” song is positively played. Although it is a few Zeppelin’s acoustic number, both are highly completed with elaborate elaboration, which can be said from the fact that “THAT’S THE WAY” was used impressively in the movie “ALMOST FAMOUS”. This work was recorded recording session of “LED ZEPPELIN III”. In case

【November 1969 London · Olympic · Studio】 It is a recording of “Jenning Farm Blues” which was excavated in the 1990s and became too famous. The core melody is “Snowdonia’s hut”, it can be said that it is exactly its prototype. However, it is probably that the great differences are being played in the electric set. In the session which was recorded in the earliest in this work, originally it was oriented to a hard rock album that followed all the two works, but sublimed to an acoustic masterpiece across the vacation It is. Of course, it is also difficult to throw away “Jenning Farm Blues” by this electric set, it would be fun to inflate your imagination if you were to complete lyrics as it is. In case

【April & May 1970 Wales · Bron E. Ahr】 As mentioned at the beginning, it is a performance by acoustic in a more broken atmosphere than in a session at the Wales mountain hut where you spent the holiday after the tour. It is like feeling that page and plants enjoy playing in a playful manner by shedding them with a tape that keeps turning. It is surprising that “DOWN BY THE SEASIDE” recorded “physical graffiti” is already being played at this point. Although it is a title that Neil Young seems to like mostly, the plant is told that it is a fan of CSNY, it is exactly conscious of it. In case

【May 19, 1970 & June Headley Grange Studio】 First recorded is instrumental by guitar. It is due to the full-length acoustic. Rare is “Hey Hey What Can I Do”. In the end it was not included in the album, it was recorded as the B side of a single “Immigration Song”, it is a song that has not been made into CD for a long time. “Song of Immigrants” has been played at a relaxed tempo, and listening to the song of the plant shows that the lyrics are still incomplete and that it is a version before the performance in Bassfes. It is decided at this point that it seems that it is pouring in improvisation still with lyrics only with the bullshit of the beginning and the basic riff. Truck 2 titled “Bathroom Song” is the working title of “Out On The Tiles”. It seems that it is a song made by evolving riff of ‘Immigration Song’ when listening to the intro. “The Boy Next Door” is the working title of “That’s The Way”. Although it is recorded in 5 works in this work, it seems to change the tempo and trial and error of Akogi ‘s backing as it seems. In any case, it is interesting that all different performances, such as melodies, are the same. “My Oh My” is the working title of “Friends”. Akogi’s small article “Bron Yr Aur” is a short but famous piece with a beautiful melody. You can see that it is a simple demonstration recording, not a studio, as the laughter of the plant’s children is heard in the vicinity, and the plant’s own humming is superimposed. “Poor Tom” was an unreleased song that was missing from the album recording, but later published in the “final movement”. In case

【LED ZEPPELIN III SESSIONS】 This work contains all the session sound sources whose survival is confirmed with respect to the third album of Zeppelin. It is Zeppelin showing various approaches at the live stage, but supporting the performance at the stage is a studio recording that was made with contemplation like this in this way. It is a valuable sound source that catches glimpses of the process of making songs still known as Rock Classics.

DISC ONE OLYMPIC STUDIO LONDON U.K. November 1969 01. Jennings Farm Blues #1 02. Jennings Farm Blues #2 03. Jennings Farm Blues #3 04. Jennings Farm Blues #4 05. Jennings Farm Blues #5 06. Jennings Farm Blues #6 07. Jennings Farm Blues #7 08. Jennings Farm Blues #8 09. Jennings Farm Blues #9 10. Jennings Farm Blues #10 11. Jennings Farm Blues #11 12. Jennings Farm Blues #12

BRON-YR-AUR COTTAGE MACHYNLLETH GWYNEDD WALES April & May 1970 13. bron-yr-aur cottage tracks

HEADLEY GRANGE STUDIOS HAMPSHIRE ENGLAND May & June 1970 14. guitar instumental #1 15. guitar instumental #2 16. guitar instumental #3 17. guitar instumental #4 18. Hey Hey What Can I Do

DISC TWO HEADLEY GRANGE STUDIOS HAMPSHIRE ENGLAND May & June 1970 01. Immigrant Song 02. Bathroom Song 03. The Boy Next Door #1 04. The Boy Next Door #2 05. The Boy Next Door #3 06. The Boy Next Door #4 07. The Boy Next Door #5 08. My Oh My #1 & #2 09. My Oh My #3 & 4 10. Bron-Yr-Aur #1 & #2 11. Bron-Yr-Aur #3 12. Bron-Yr-Aur #4 13. guitar instumental 14. Poor Tom #1 15. Poor Tom #2-6

MORGAN STUDIOS WILLESDEN LONDON May 6, 1970 16. Poor Tom #1 17. Poor Tom #2

UNKNOWN STUDIOS May & June 1970 18. Celebration Day 19. Hey Hey What Can I Do 20. Out On The Tiles

OLYMPIC STUDIO LONDON U.K. May & June 1970 21. That’s The Way 22. Feel So Bad – Fixin’ To Die – That’s Alright Mama 23. Since I’ve Been Loving You 24. Since I’ve Been Loving You