LED ZEPPELIN Bassist To Be Honored At GOLD BADGE AWARDS

September 20, 2010

According to MusicWeek, LED ZEPPELIN/THEM CROOKED VULTURES bassist John Paul Jones will be honored at the 2010 Gold Badge Awards, which will be held on October 20 at the Savoy in London.

In total 13 Gold Badge Awards at this year's event, which acknowledges people who work in a wide variety of fields, from journalism to session work.

"A Gold Badge conveys so much that would otherwise be left unsaid," says Basca chairman Sarah Rodgers. "It says, 'What you do for us songwriters and composers is remarkable and has not gone unnoticed'; it says, 'We couldn't do it without you.'"

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