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Live On Stage 12/20/03 Ruckus Pizza, Raleigh,
NC To book The Levee, call us at
919-957-1329, 919-942-3449, or write us an e-mail. The best-selling live Led Zeppelin DVD and CD releases have
energized The Levee, and we're ready to put on
some fantastic shows. We've learned a lot of great new songs, and
we hope you can
join us soon to hear the results of all the fun we've been having. Keep an eye on our site as we announce
new developments and additional live appearances in 2003 and into 2004. Thanks for visiting! |
Moby DickAn odd piece of Led Zeppelin II in 1969
and The Song Remains the Same in 1976, "Moby Dick" was an
opportunity to showcase the percussion skills of John Bonham, Led
Zeppelin's one-of-a-kind drummer. Those who have heard Led
Zeppelin' BBC recordings will recognize its genesis in "The Girl I
Love (She Got Long Black Wavy Hair)". For The Levee,
the track serves as a spotlight for our own Brian Leden, who plays an
extended solo full of unpredictable rhythm figures and intricate time
signatures. The drum solo, and "Moby Dick" in
particular, dates from the very beginning of Led Zeppelin's career, when
it began in late 1968 as an interlude called "Pat's Delight"
(named after Bonham's wife). It was played all through 1969 and
1970, but was not performed at a few concerts in 1971 and almost
disappeared until the 1973 American tour. By that point,
performances could go on for up to 30 minutes at a time. After the
1975 and 1977 American tours, which included more marathon solos
distorted by bizarre "space age" sound effects, "Moby
Dick" was retired. Sound Clips Back to the Setlist page |
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