Led Zeppelin: The Story Of A Band And Their Music - 1968-1980

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Media:		Book

Artist:		Led Zeppelin

Author:		Keith Shadwick

Catalogue #:		HL00331336

ISBN:		9780879308711

This Item Earns 40 Musicroom Points

Description

Led Zeppelin may have disbanded in 1980, but their legacy lives on. Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham always insisted that the music they made, onstage or in the studio, was the important thing.

This meticulous book turns away from Zeppelin's well-chronicled antics on the road to explore what made them the biggest rock band of their day and an enduring influence on generations of musicians.

With many rare and seldom-seen photographs, this is the definitive vindication of Led Zeppelin's place at the pinnacle of 20th century musical achievement.