A previously unheard recording of Led Zeppelin’s November 7, 1969 performance at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco emerged online on March 13.
The audience recording, a more complete source than the existing tape from the show, was released by the Dogs of Doom group.
The new tape is the first known recorded live performance of “Bring It On Home.”
You can listen to the full recording below:
The Dogs of Doom group has released a number of previously unheard Led Zeppelin-related material in recent months, including a recording of Led Zeppelin’s July 5, 1969 performance at the Atlanta International Pop Festival and photographs of the band performing in Los Angeles on June 22, 1977.
Here’s the setlist for that night’s performance, according to the official Led Zeppelin website:
- Good Times Bad Times (intro) / Communication Breakdown
- I Can’t Quit You Baby
- Heartbreaker
- Dazed and Confused
- White Summer / Black Mountainside
- Babe I’m Gonna Leave You
- What Is and What Should Never Be
- Moby Dick
- How Many More Times (medley)
- Bring It On Home (encore)
I’d seen them 3X in’69 so this brings back fond memories.
Sorry for my curiosity Thomas but when (day, month) and where (city, hall) did you saw LED ZEPPELIN in concert in 1969 ? Thanks for your memories
Love them prob my fav band EVER. But sound is awful. Why not remaster it.
You must be getting old Frank , the first time for me was the Yardbirds then the new Yardbirds
Sorry for my curiosity Stephen but when (day, month, year) and where (city, hall) did you saw NEW YARDBIRDS in concert (I suppose early fall 1968) ? Thanks for your memories !
I remember seeing things about Led Zeppelin in 1977 but I’m far too young to have seen the shows live. The closest to live was listening to 4 symbols on vinyl on my much older brothers (me 3 him 16) record player.
Fantastic!!
If only Jimmy page would really start hitting up the zepp archives with modern technology to release some concert material that will never see the light of day, their early shows had all the energy, but so many recordings were done pretty poorly and bootleggers that throw out garbage recordings should be nuetered.
I remember seeing Led Zeppelin in 1976. We waiting in line 26 hours to purchase tickets. We were sitting in the third row. Best concert ever.
1976? Were you at the movie theater? LOL……
They suck live.
How would you know?
I was at that show Nov 9th 1969 at Winterland Ballroom. Only time I saw Led Zeppelin.
Looking forward to a CD silver release.
Never had the privileged to see them Live, was to young at the time. In 1969, I was 8 years old. Wished, I could of been older. But, that’s Life ! Thank you,. Sincerely,
VatsugZE61
I wonder if the SB exists.
For this long beach lad= zepp at anaheim convention ctr….opening act wss jethro tull….also missed the $ 1 dollar show at melody land…YARDBIRDS/ TROGGS…across from disneyland …
I had tickets for the last show-ever
In Cleveland,but
John Bonheim passed away before the show, major bummer.I still have the stub from the show-we had to mail in for tickets.
Seriously, they never sucked live, whoever made that comment must be young. My favorite band when I was young and still is!!! I once caught my son playing on someone’s drums, I told him when he could play Moby Dick, I would buy him drums. He did it, so I bought him drums, he currently is playing in a cover band as well as being an RN
I remember seeing lz 3 times in one week when touring so cal. San Diego sports arena, two days later at the Anaheim convention center, then lastly at the fabulous forum. My head is still ringing lol
Sorry for my curiosity but LED ZEPPELIN played only once in Anaheim 9 August 1969, and in San Diego Sports Arena first time 10 August 1969. Anyway no gigs at Los Angeles Forum in August 1969. Perhaps you saw LED ZEPPELIN in California September 1970 (2 Oakland, 3 San Diego, 4 Los Angeles) ? Thanks again for your memories and sorry for my question
Saw Zep at Memphis in April ’70, They knocked us all out when they performed Chuck Berry’s “Memphis * – cost me a whole $3.50 & is the best $3.50 I ever spent
Saw the boys 5 X , however I only realized how good
John Paul was until I heard this concert. He was given a fuller reign to explore riffs, as opposed to later concerts. Cheers all . Just blood curdling.
Sorry for my curiosity Daniel but when (day, month, year) and where (city, hall) exactly did you saw LED ZEPPELIN in concert ? Thanks for your memories
I saw them at the Pontiac Silverdome in 1972. Fantastic concert,pretty high at the time,was 17 yrs old then.
A sad moment when John Bonzo Bonham passed. His,son can’t replace him and he is as good as his daddy. LZ is and always will be the greatest band ever.
to george led zepplin didnt perform live in 1976
Seen led zeppelin 3 times in St. Louis 73,75,77 still my favorite band ever.
I was 14, in 1973, when I mailed away for Led Zeppelin tickets at the Los Angeles Forum, and received them back, in good order, for Monday, May 30, 1977, Memorial Day. They were on the floor, and 7th row center, at that. Then, two days before to the show, on Saturday afternoon, the tragedy, of tragedies, struck our family, as our dear father, a Nuclear Physicist, was working a rare Saturday Afternoon shift when he suffered a massive coronary, and pronounced DOA. Obviously dropping a Led Zepplin concert completely out of my thoughts… But, this didn’t sit well with Jimmy. So, he kindly felt obliged to suffer a brief hand injury, necessitating a 4 day postponement of the show, and on June 3rd 1973, when they brought house down, with Dad safely along as my stowaway, we were there to experience it. THANKS JIMMY!
I don’t know if this is a feasible comment or not. These were all made three years ago. I can’t remember what year I saw them. Led Zeppelin four. Was the current release. Saw them at Chicago’s international amphitheater. Just a giant echo Hall. All I remember for sure is that it was so loud. I’ve been to many concerts, but, it was loud period like Metallica in 2018. Also, there was a girl in the audience, wanting to get into the stage and want security. Try to stop her, Robert Plant let her into the stage. She danced with him during The Lemon Song, stroking him, etc. She wore a denim top no bra. And, her boobs just kept coming out and flopping all over. The crowd went unbelievably wild.