As for stage shots, I'm not sure there is anyone better than Preston.
Plant w/ Rod Stewart, same show as the pic above with Jeff Beck. And to think I was a wee 4 year old, just down the road from this show.
Preston says in the book something along the line of "If you can't get a good shot of Jimmy Page, you are in the wrong business". He's right.
This is a great shot. In 77 the did Battle Of Evermore in the acoustic set, with Jones singing the Sandy Denny Part (a questionable decision, based on bootlegs I have heard). Fairly certain that's whats being played here, as he looks to be singing, and based on the instrumentation.
Page in 75 working the Theremin. This one and the next one ('77) continue to prove Preston's point.
I find this one really interesting, with spots on Page and Jones, and Plant in the shadows. Maybe the beginning of Dazed and Confused, as Page looks like his fingers are behind the nut, as he would be bending the notes, having hit harmonics, and working the wah pedal.
Plant w/ Rod Stewart, same show as the pic above with Jeff Beck. And to think I was a wee 4 year old, just down the road from this show.
Preston says in the book something along the line of "If you can't get a good shot of Jimmy Page, you are in the wrong business". He's right.
This is a great shot. In 77 the did Battle Of Evermore in the acoustic set, with Jones singing the Sandy Denny Part (a questionable decision, based on bootlegs I have heard). Fairly certain that's whats being played here, as he looks to be singing, and based on the instrumentation.
Page in 75 working the Theremin. This one and the next one ('77) continue to prove Preston's point.
I find this one really interesting, with spots on Page and Jones, and Plant in the shadows. Maybe the beginning of Dazed and Confused, as Page looks like his fingers are behind the nut, as he would be bending the notes, having hit harmonics, and working the wah pedal.
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