Led Zeppelin

The single "Kashmir" performed by Led Zeppelin was released in 1975 as part of their sixth album, "Physical Graffiti". The band has performed this single at nearly every concert since the single was released.

It would be impossible to know who you were talking about without more information, like a timeline. Anyone attempting to answer this with absolute authority on this amount of information would obviously have to be the person who asked the question in the first place meaning that any answer given has no validity.

OR if you actually meant what you said and weren't talking about the hermit, you're probably referring to the wizard thats generally featured on licensed t-shirts.

To my knowledge it doesn't have a special name :\

The original Led Zeppelin's final performance was in Berlin, Germany on July 7, 1980.

"Whole Lotta Love" was "freely adapted" from Willie Dixon's "You Need Love". Dixon sued; he and Led Zeppelin settled out of court in 1985.

All but John Bonham are alive

How many crew did a zepelin have

Blackbird, All Together Now, Sgt. Peppers, Baby you're a rich man, Love Me Do, and more.

Led Zeppelin, the iconic rock band formed in 1968, had members who lived in various locations, primarily in the United Kingdom. Robert Plant resided in Worcestershire, Jimmy Page lived in London, John Paul Jones was also based in London, while drummer John Bonham lived in Birmingham. During their tours, they often stayed in hotels or rented accommodations, but their primary homes were in these cities.

Led Zeppelin's version of "Kashmir" features a unique arrangement that includes background vocals by a female singer, specifically during the 1976 live performances. The backing vocals were provided by a group of female singers, including the notable addition of the Egyptian singer, who contributed to the ethereal sound of the song. However, in the studio version on the album "Physical Graffiti," there are no female vocals; the live renditions are where this distinct element is showcased.

"Good Times Bad Times" by Led Zeppelin reflects the duality of life, capturing both the joys and struggles that come with it. The lyrics convey themes of love, loss, and resilience, emphasizing how experiences shape one's perspective. The song's energetic instrumentation contrasts with its introspective lyrics, illustrating the highs and lows of existence. Ultimately, it resonates with listeners by embracing the complexity of human emotions.

While recording in Nashville, Robert Plant often resides at the historic Blackbird Studio, which features a variety of luxury accommodations for artists. Additionally, he has been known to stay in nearby hotels or rental homes to immerse himself in the local music scene. His presence in Nashville reflects his appreciation for the city's vibrant musical heritage.

more than likely

Rock, he played with Led Zeppelin, one of the best rock groups of all time.

I think I put this question up a couple months ago, and to my relief, he has no missing toes.

I just bought Led Zeppelin II this week for 15 U.S.D.

Stairway to Heaven has a recorder solo.