From Led zep.com
[July 16] "Up to 100,000 songs recorded and filmed between 1966 and 1991 by Bill Graham, the American concert promoter, languished in an underground basement in San Francisco for more than 10 years after his death. Bill Graham Archive Bill Sagan, a health company executive turned rock entrepreneur, who has now launched negotiations aimed at securing the stars’ permission to release their music. This weekend he was flying to London for talks with lawyers representing British rockers such as Led Zeppelin and the Who." [Article - London Times]
Wonder if Queen will try anything.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]wstüssyb wrote: [/QUOTENAME]From Led zep.com
[July 16] "Up to 100,000 songs recorded and filmed between 1966 and 1991 by Bill Graham, the American concert promoter, languished in an underground basement in San Francisco for more than 10 years after his death. Bill Graham Archive Bill Sagan, a health company executive turned rock entrepreneur, who has now launched negotiations aimed at securing the stars’ permission to release their music. This weekend he was flying to London for talks with lawyers representing British rockers such as Led Zeppelin and the Who." [Article - London Times]
Wonder if Queen will try anything.[/QUOTE]
Whoah, that is interesting news! But I'm not quite sure I understand the article...does that mean this guy recorded various songs at live shows between 1966 and 91?
[July 16] "Up to 100,000 songs recorded and filmed between 1966 and 1991 by Bill Graham, the American concert promoter, languished in an underground basement in San Francisco for more than 10 years after his death. Bill Graham Archive Bill Sagan, a health company executive turned rock entrepreneur, who has now launched negotiations aimed at securing the stars’ permission to release their music. This weekend he was flying to London for talks with lawyers representing British rockers such as Led Zeppelin and the Who." [Article - London Times]
Wonder if Queen will try anything.[/QUOTE]
Whoah, that is interesting news! But I'm not quite sure I understand the article...does that mean this guy recorded various songs at live shows between 1966 and 91?
he recoreded all of the concerts that came to his hall, every band that played there he recorded it!
Wow, thats amazing! I'd like to see what all he has.
I think this was already discussed some time ago in Queenzone. It seems that this guy has one of the most valuable archives in the world.
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I really hope there are recordings from Queen in there. They don't mention Queen in the articles about that archive altough they played a lot of gigs in that period there.