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I think it was a rare occasion where Page sat in with Bad Company, who had an all-Ampeg backline at the time, and of course were on Zep’s Swan Song label. Plus, Mick Ralphs was fond of LP Jr’s, so that one must have been a backup. I vaguely remember reports of this happening back then.not convinced this is real, but interesting
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Mel was a Monster! Putting the first 3 GFR on my turntable and repeatedly lifting and placing the stylus on his bass lines is basically how I leaned to play. That and the ABB, BS&T, and (wait for it) Three Dog Night (Joe Schermie).
great reply and it certainly makes sense. I'll look for some audio.I think it was a rare occasion where Page sat in with Bad Company, who had an all-Ampeg backline at the time, and of course were on Zep’s Swan Song label. Plus, Mick Ralphs was fond of LP Jr’s, so that one must have been a backup. I vaguely remember reports of this happening back then.
But yes, with this plague of AI historical revisionism and disinformation, one always needs to be skeptical.