'Get The Led Out! - Led Zeppelin Salute' Now Available

April 12, 2008

The concept of taking twelve celebrated numbers from the LED ZEPPELIN songbook and reworking them sans vocals works wonders on "Get The Led Out! - Led Zeppelin Salute". Renowned for his great ears and studio expertise, producer guitarist Brian Tarquin assembled a sweeping array of classic ZEPPELIN covers as performed by some of rock's cutting edge guitar stars. Recorded around the globe reaffirming the international and timeless appeal of Rock Gods, LED ZEPPELIN with James Ryan cutting an instrumental "Black Dog" at his studio in Australia. Martin Winch recorded his version of "Kashmir" in New Zealand while Hal Lindes recorded "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" at his Venice Beach studio. To round out the richness of this collection there are four in four vintage tracks three from 1970 with Jimmy Page, Daniel Edwards, John Bonham and singer David "Lord" Sutch and one from '68 with John Paul Jones and singer Keith de Groot which is the icing on the cake for any true ZEPPELIN fan.

"Get The Led Out! - Led Zeppelin Salute" track listing:

01. Whole Lotta Love - CHRIS MAHONEY
02. Moby Dick - RANDY COVEN featuring LESLIE WEST
03. Four Sticks - HOWARD HART
04. Dazed & Confused - BRIAN TARQUIN
05. Immigrant Song - GREG RAPAPORT
06. Kashmir - MARTIN WINCH
07. The Battle Of Evermore - STEVE BINGHAM
08. Black Dog - JAMES RYAN
09. D'yer Mak'er - LARRY VAN FLEET
10. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - HAL LINDES
11. Friends - STEVE BOOKE
12. All My Love - DOUG DOPPLER

Bonus tracks:

13. Thumping Beat - JIMMY PAGE
14. 'Cause I Love You - JIMMY PAGE
15. Wailing Sounds - JIMMY PAGE
16. Burn Up - JIMMY PAGE

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