On June 20 Jimmy Page was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Surrey. Jimmy was made a Doctor of the University for services to the music industry. The ceremony took place at Guildford Cathedral . Whilst at the ceremony Jimmy signed a guitar to be given away in a competition at the upcoming GuilFest.
In 2003 the university officially marked the appearance of Led Zeppelin at the venue’s Great Hall in October 1968 with the unveiling of a special plaque.

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Rich Woman, Leave My Woman Alone, Black Dog, Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us, Through The Morning, Through The Night, Goodbye So Long, Fortune Teller, In the Mood/Black Country Woman/In the Mood, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Shut It Tight, Bon Temps Roule, Trampled Rose, Green Pastures, Down to the River to Pray, Killing the Blues, Nothin’/Who Do You Love/Nothin’, Battle of Evermore, Please Read the Letter, Gone Gone Gone.
Encores: You Don’t Knock, One Woman Man.
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I just returned from the Robert Plant and Alison Krauss show at the Roanoke Civic …

On the week of what would have been John’s 60th birthday, it was good to in the company of one of the Bonham family.
It’s been far too long since I caught up with Debbie Bonham and her band, so it was great to be in attendance at her showcase gig at the 100 Club on Tuesday. This date was delayed from March due to guitarist Pete Bullick’s illness so it was also great to see the man on very good form. The band was excellent –showcasing the new album plus …

To Wembley for the Robert and Alison gig. A rendezvous with the boy Foy in the afternoon at The Chandos was followed by a rather confused journey to North London that ended up with a bus ride across the Wembley Triangle (more like Bermuda) to finally get to The Torch pub – scene of many a past pre Wembley TBL meet.  There it was good to see some familiar faces, Graeme, Pam, Krys J, Eddie E ,Kam and Julie ,Dave Fox, Dave Rigg, Anne Marsden,  Alistair etc.
The gig: Often beguiling …

The previously mentioned TBL pub meet will take place on Saturday May 31.
The venue is The Chandos Pub, 29 St Martins Lane London WC2CN 4ER , nearest tube is Leicester Square. 
See http://fancyapint.com/pubs/pub1054.html.
We will be in the upstairs bar from around 2pm.
Nothing too grand about this – it’s just a good opportunity to have a bit of an informal get together on what would have been John Bonham’s 60th birthday. I’ll also be announcing the results of the John Bonham Greatest Beats Poll – As voted via the magazine and website. …

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Rich Woman, Leave My Woman Alone, Black Dog, Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us, Through The Morning, Through The Night, Goodbye So Long, Fortune Teller, In The Mood, Black Country Woman, Shut It Tight, Bon Temps Rouler, Trampled Rose, Let Your Loss Be Your Lesson, Green Pastures, Down to the River To Pray, Killing the Blues, Nothin’, The Battle of Evermore, Please Read The Letter, Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)
Encores: You Don’t Knock, One Woman Man, When The Levee Breaks, Your Long Journey.

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I arrive at Wembley’s Arena with some trepidation, …

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