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Led Zeppelin Hamburg March 11, 1970

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Ep. 253 – The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast

This is a joyous scorcher of a show. Led Zeppelin in Hamburg, DE on March 11, 1970 is a rollicking yet chill performance similar to the RAH show two months prior. We hear Heartbreaker, a Since I’ve Been Loving You so new the wings are still wet, and a massive How Many More Time is a vehicle for a billion cool medleys. A great band at a great time in their great career. Enjoy

You can download this complete recording right here: https://mega.nz/folder/usdlCI6K#uYmNkZOPSt_9HvEbUB20vw

Led Zeppelin Oakland 1970

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Ep. 226 – Sept 2, 1970 Oakland Colosseum: The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast

Sept 2, 1970 Oakland, CA. This is tonight’s Led Zeppelin concert. It’s right before Blueberry Hill and shines with that same magick. We Communication Breakdown (w/ Good Times Bad Times), a rare Train Kept A Rollin’, Blueberry Hill and a raucous Long Tall Sally. Powerful and kinetic.

You can download this complete concert here: https://mega.nz/folder/PwdyjQaI#CRcpM0lOW1D_UuN2Ktd4Vg

Led Zeppelin Bloomington 1970 NEW SHOW

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Ep. 202 – The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast

We listen to the newly released recording of Led Zeppelin in Bloomington MN April 12, 1970, taped by Michael Gillespie. I play Since I’ve Been Loving You, Bring It On Home, and Organ Solo/Thank You. So glad more new shows appear!

You can download this complete concert right here: https://mega.nz/folder/ft9TgIRB#LghVDE379J4sU6-boazsAA

Derek & The Dominos w/BB King 1970

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November 26, 1970 Cincinatti OH – The Heart of Markness Clasic Rock Podcast

This is a great performance by Derek & The Dominos in Cinci Ohio 11/26/70. Eric Clapton plays brilliantly on Got To Get Better In A Little While before jamming with BB King on Everyday I Have The Blues. Amazing show.

You can download it here: https://mega.nz/folder/GoNTxCbJ#xUIRZAb4Dixc-OU5Aqn_bw

Led Zeppelin Oakland 1970

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The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast: Ep. 174 Sept 2, 1970 Oakland (Source 1)

Sept. 2, 1970 kicks off the California stretch of the tour for Led Zeppelin. Another incredible performance from all of them as we hear Whole Lotta Love (w/ a whole lotta medleys), Train Kept A Rollin’ (!), Blueberry Hill, and Long Tall Sally. Good times.

You can download the complete recording in FLAC: https://mega.nz/folder/W8slBDRL#HDemwduQZt47Y6mCqH3QTw

Led Zeppelin – Tampa 4/9/70 2 Source Merge

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Ep. 154 – The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast

We hear a nice 2 source mix of Led Zeppelin in Tampa on April 9, 1970. Bring It On Home, Heartbreaker, SIBLY, and How Many More Times are heard. This band is on fire. Amazing Robert and Jimmy night.

If you would like to download this complete recording you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/X5V10QrT#AxHKlz79btPdGGNsvnI8RA

Led Zeppelin – Vancouver 1970

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Ep. 88 – March 21, 1970 – The Heart of Markness Led Zeppelin Podcast

This is a great recording from March 21, 1970, the show opener of Led Zeppelin’s 5th American tour, in Vancouver BC. We hear an embryonic Since I’ve Been Loving You (won’t be released for 7 more months)Heartbreaker, Thank You and Communication Breakdown. Merry Christmas one and all.

If you would like to download this show you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/K1sTDYaR#qvGQywvh4tWT2yOwfmhjBA

Santana – Honolulu 1970

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The Heart of Markness Classic Rock Podcast

We listen to some tracks from Santana playing Honolulu on May 22, 1970, in an excellent soundboard recording. This is Abraxas era Santana from just before Neil Schon joined the band. Good stuff.

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Peter Green RIP

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Peter Green & Eric Clapton 1970

This is a very mellow, Grateful Dead/Allman Brothers-esque jam From February 8. 1970 at the Boston Tea Party. Jim Gordon from Derek and the Dominos plays drums. The connection between Peter Green (rest in peace) and Eric Clapton borders on telepathic. It’s uncanny.

You can download this jam right here: https://mega.nz/folder/W91BDahT#fT0eGTCHYWrwITAy-SOr-w