We listen to a new 1st gen reel transfer of July 25, 1969, of Led Zeppelin in West Allis Wisconsin, for the Midwest Rock Festival. This is a great audience recording from up close. Wonderful sound and a nice performance. Train, Dazed, and HMMT are played.

Ep. 98 - Led Zeppelin West Allis WI 1969 1st Gen

Bruce Baker

We listen to a smokin' show from Baker, Bruce and Moore (2/3 Cream) from June 5, 1994 at Brixton Academy.This band is a delight and the band sound fantastic. Lots of Cream songs.

Bonus - Bruce Baker Moore Brixton 1994

The Winter 1971 UK tour is amazing. We listen to November 16, 1971, Ispwich, and hear a band playing the smaller theaters for the last time. Zep 4 had just come out and the band were having fun, and sounding amazing.

Ep. 97 - Led Zeppelin Ipswich 1971 Part One

This is the legendary jazz fusion group Return to Forever on April 8, 1977, in Santa Monica, California. This show was captured by Mike Millard and sounds just beyond the beyond good. RIP Chick Corea.

Bonus - Return To Forever Santa Monica 1977 Millard Master

We listen to one of the best shows of Led Zeppelin's 1973 North American tour. 7/21/73 in Providence, Rhode Island. A good low gen audience source is used, and we hear Over the Hills, No Quarter (amazing!), and Heartbreaker. Great one, folks.

Ep. 96 - Led Zeppelin Providence 1973

I present a Mike Millard master recording of Genesis at the LA Forum on 4/17/78, supporting And Then There Were 3. The recording is stellar as is the performance. Squonk, The Lady Lies, and Follow You Follow Me are featured.

Bonus - Genesis - LA 1978 Millard Master

This is a BRAND NEW Led Zeppelin show that had been previously unheard. July 5, 1969 at the Atlanta Pop Festival. What a great recording (audience) of a brilliantly high powered Led Zeppelin screaming through an amazing set. Thanks to the Dogs of Doom for liberating this great show.

Ep. 95 - Led Zeppelin - NEW RELEASE - Atlanta Pop Festival - 7 - 5-69

This is the legendary Jan. 26, 1969 Boston Tea Party gig that allegedly lasted 4 hours. We only have a portion of that night taped, but by god it's one of the best ever. It may be Jimmy's best show. Unreal power, mystery, fun, and rock and roll. Legendary show.

Ep. 94 - Led Zeppelin 1- 26- 69 Boston Tea Party

Warren Zevon

Jackson Browne

This is a great radio performance from Dec. 8, 1976 featuring Jackson Browne &amp; Warren Zevon. They accompany each other on their respective songs, and it makes for a lovely, intimate unplugged concert. The Offender meets the Pretender.

Bonus - Jackson Browne + Warren Zevon 1976

We wrap up our dive in June 26, 1977 and Led Zeppelin's amazing concert at the LA Forum, by listening to blistering performances of Achilles Last Stand, Stairway, and It'll Be Me (a Jerry Lee Lewis cover). A brilliant show.

Ep. 93 - Led Zeppelin 6 - 26 - 77 LA Forum Pt. 3

A lifelong Led Zeppelin fan sharing live Zep and related shows with fans. There's way more to Zeppelin than their official releases. $heartofmarkness

Mike Millard captured the Grateful Dead at the LA Colosseum on June 1, 1991 and we get to hear it, straight from the master tape. I play Shakedown Street, Bertha, and Not Fade Away.

Bonus - Grateful Dead LA 1991 Millard Master

We dive deeper into 6/26/77 at the LA Forum, Led Zeppelin's 4th of 5 nights. I play SIBLY, the ENTIRE acoustic set, WS/BM/Kashmir. It's great. The vibes are real and wonderful in this one. Jimmy ate his Wheaties and is playing like the old days. A great one.

Ep. 92 - Led Zeppelin 6 - 26 - 77 LA Forum Pt. 2

We listen to an awesome Dire Straits show from Oct. 6, 1985 at Boston's illustrious Wang Theatre. Mark Knopfler kills it and plays a very high energy show. Great quality as well. Must have.

Bonus - Dire Straits Boston 1985 (Wang)

We listen to another great 1st generation recording by St. Mike Millard, from June 28, 1981 at the LA Forum. This is the Long Distance Voyager tour, with Patrick Moraz playing keyboards. Lots of hits in this show.

Bonus - Moody Blues LA Forum 1981 Millard 1st Gen

We listen to the underappreciated gem 6/26/77 LA Forum gig of Led Zeppelin. The 4th of 5 nights at the Forum. A great performance and fantastic playing on No Quarter and 10 Years Gone. Maybe my favorite '77 gig.

Ep. 91 - Led Zeppelin 6 - 26 - 77 LA Forum Part 1

Stevie Nicks

This is wonderful recording of Tom Petty &amp; the Heartbreakers at the LA Forum, June 30, 1981. Stevie Nicks joins them onstage for a couple of songs, and Mike Millard was there to record it all for us. This is a great show from the Hard Promises tour. Not to be missed.

Bonus - Tom Petty LA Forum 1981 With Stevie Nicks

We finish up our look at Sept 14, 1971 with Led Zeppelin at Berkeley, California. I play a Stairway to Heaven played 2 months before Zep 4 came out, and a rollicking Whole Lotta Love with so many medleys. Enjoy!

Ep. 90 - Led Zeppelin Berkeley 1971 Pt. 2

This is a great recording of a secret gig played under the name Blessed Chloroform. The Black Crowes played a club in London on Oct. 31, 1994 and we listen to it. This is a great band at a great time in their career. A good one.

Classic Rock Live - Black Crowes London 1994

We listen to an excellent stereo vinyl rip of 9/14/71 in Berkley Cali. Insane performances of SIBLY and Dazed, as well as the mellow acoustic That's The Way and Going to California. A great one, folks.

Ep. 89 - Led Zeppelin Berkley 1971 Pt. 1

An incredible recording of the ARMS tour from the LA Forum, December 6, 1983. We hear Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page playing individual sets, as well as together, to benefit Ronnie Lane. A legendary tour.

Bonus Episode - Clapton, Beck, Page - ARMS Concert LA Forum MIllard

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I talk about the 1998 Page/Plant tour, and how Jimmy Page was ON FIRE and playing like a man possessed. I focus on the Bizarre Festival in Koln, Germany on August 23, 1998, and play three songs from this gig (professionally recorded and broadcast), Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Heart In Your Hand, and How Many More Times. Good stuff. My new mic cable has yet to arrive, so my vocals are recorded using my laptop mic.  Apologies.

Episode 19 - Page Plant Bizarre Festival 1998

A look at what ended up being Led Zeppelin's final tour, 1980's Tour Over Europe. Songs included are: live performances of Nobody's Fault But Mine, Money, and the second to last live performance of Whole Lotta Love, with Bad Company's Simon Kirke joining the band on drums.

Episode 8 - Led Zeppelin's Final Tour 1980

Jimmy Page

I explore Jimmy Page's 1988 solo tour, in support of his Outrider album. There's much talking, and 3 live tracks from his last show of the tour, at the Manchester (UK) Apollo, Nov. 26, 1988.

Episode 7 -  Jimmy Page's 1988 Outrider Tour

Something to help pass the time during the pandemic. I talk about and listen to Pink Floyd in LA April 26, 1975. The recording is from Mike Millard's original master tape, and it's insanely good.  I play a track that would end up on Animals, Have a Cigar, Time, and a beautiful 22 minute Echoes. An interesting show for interesting times.

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I carry on from last week with more songs from Led Zeppelin's March 16th, 1973 Vienna concert. This is their musical peak and the music is aggressive, wild, and almost dangerous. We hear Whole Lotta Love (including I Can't Quit You, Let's Have A Party, You're So Square, etc), and a blazing performance of Since I've Been Loving you.

Ep. 28 - Led Zeppelin Vienna 1973

I talk about Led Zeppelin's 1973 European Tour, which is considered to be the technical peak of the band, and give a little background as to why that is. The we focus on is Vienna March 16, 1973, and we listen to what is arguably the best Dazed and Confused ever performed. It's 29 minutes of mayhem and it's amazing.

Ep. 27 - Led Zeppelin Dazed & Confused Vienna 1973

We wrap up our look at Led Zeppelin's second (and last) tour of Japan, in 1972.  We talk about how this tour is underappreciated, and we listen to Stairway from Oct 2, 1972 (Tokyo), as well as a rousing Whole Lotta Love with a rare Lemon Song/Killing Floor in the medley, as well as I Can't Quit You, and lots more. Understated tour but still very good.

Ep 40 - Led Zeppelin Japan 1972 Part 2

This is Part Two of our focus on April 28, 1977 in Cleveland, where Led Zeppelin played a hell of a show. We listen to a beautiful performance of Ten Years Gone, as well as a glowing Since I've Been Loving You. Jimmy Page is playing wonderfully. We also hear a snippet of an early 1975 hoarded soundboard tape. One of the only live performances of the Wanton Song in soundboard quality. Good stuff!

This is Part Two of our focus on April 28, 1977 in Cleveland, where Led Zeppelin played a hell of a show. We listen to a beautiful performance of Ten Years Gone, as well as a glowing Since I've Been Loving You. Jimmy Page is playing wonderfully. We also hear a snippet of an early 1975 hoarded soundboard tape. One of the only live performances of the Wanton Song in soundboard quality. Good stuff!

Ep. 44 - Led Zeppelin Cleveland '77 Part Two

Part 2 of our visit to March 12, 1975, and Led Zeppelin's incredibly awesome concert in Long Beach, CA.  We listen to Stairway, Trampled Underfoot, and a legendary (for real) Heartbreaker. Amazing stuff.

Ep 48 - Led Zeppelin Long Beach 1975 Pt  2

Fleetwood Mac in Inglewood, August 30, 1977 is the topic of the THIRD  quarantine episode of the night. I'm not getting more sober, so this willl be the last one for tonight. A great quality show from another Mike Millard master. We listen to four songs from this amazing show featuring Fleetwood Mac at their high water mark. Enjoy.

Bonus Quarantine Episode - Fleetwood Mac Inglewood 1977

We go back to 1977 for this one. April 28 in Cleveland. This is a great show. Really powerful and dirty. We listen to Nobody's Fault But Mine, and an epic No Quarter, in which Jonesy shines. Latter day Led Zeppelin at their finest.

Ep 42 - Led Zeppelin Cleveland 1977

In this episode I talk about the Aug 31, 1971 Led Zeppelin show in Orlando, Florida. There's a great soundboard/audience matrix recording from which I play two songs. Thank You is one of the best ever, and Since I've Been Loving You just sings. Zep in 1971. It doesn't get better.

Ep - 35 Led Zeppelin Orlando 1971

I talk about the 1972/73 UK Tour of Led Zeppelin, Robert's voice issues, Zep's final UK tour, and I play some of an unreleased multitrack recording of the Jan 22 Southampton show, and I also bitch about  my grumpy health woes. I play How Many More Times/Communication Breakdown and Thank You.

Ep. 29 - Led Zeppelin Southampton 1973

We talk about The Firm as Jimmy Page and Paul Roger's project following the dissolution of their respective bands (Led Zep and Bad Co.)and I play three tracks from a professionally recorded show in Cleveland, May 11, 1986. Songs played are Satisfaction Guaranteed, Tear Down the Walls, and Live In Peace.

Ep. 30 - The Firm Cleveland 1986

This is a long one folks. Led Zeppelin March 12, 1975 in all their glory. One of the best shows of the tour. We listen to No Quarter and Dazed and Confused, and just enjoy some of the best music ever performed.

Ep. 47 - Led Zeppelin - Long Beach 1975

We talk about the start of Led Zeppelin's 1975 tour, with Jimmy Page's broken finger, and Robert Plant's flu ravaged voice, and how the band modified their set list to compensate. I play tracks from the opening night in Brussels on January 12, 1975. We hear one of the only performances of When The Levee Breaks, and the Wanton Song. Really cool stuff.

Ep 38 - Led Zeppelin Brussels 1975 (Live Levee)

Recorded on Jimmy Page's 76th birthday, this episode is a big thank you, and happy birthday, to the musician who changed my life. We listen to Train Kept A Rollin' from his 25th birthday (1/9/69), and Heartbreaker from his 26th birthday (1/9/70 Royal Albert Hall), as well as my all time favorite performance ever by Jimmy, Ten Years Gone from Copenhagen July 24, 1979. Thanks for a half century of great music, Jimmy. Happy Birthday.

Ep. 37 - Happy Birthday Jimmy Page

I revisit the Valentine's Day 1975 Led Zeppelin concert, in Uniondale, NY. I play a excellent soundboard recording of In My Time of Dying, and then jump to the previous night for the next song. On February 13, 1975 Zeppelin played in Nassau, NY, and for their encore brought out future Rolling Stone, and Current Faces guitarist Ronnie Wood, for a truly awesome dual guitar Communication Breakdown. It's a good one, folks.

I revisit the Valentine's Day 1975 Led Zeppelin concert, in Uniondale, NY. I play a excellent soundboard recording of In My Time of Dying, and then jump to the previous night for the next song. On February 13, 1975 Zeppelin played in Nassau, NY, and for their encore brought out future Rolling Stone, and Current Faces guitarist Ronnie Wood, for a truly awesome dual guitar Communication Breakdown. It's a good one, folks.

Ep. 26 - Led Zeppelin - Valentine '75 Part Two

We enjoy a few of my favorite live covers performed by Led Zeppelin over the years. Zep plays Ray Charles, Roy Orbison, Elvis (of course), Eddie Cochran, The Ventures (super awesome!), and MORE (Fats Domino).

Episode 15 - Super Cool Led Zeppelin Live Covers

I talk about the very first tour of the United States, Dec/Jan 1969. They were an opening act, unknowns (except for Jimmy + the Yardbirds). I play 3 tracks from a wild, almost out of control young band, fresh out of the gate. The songs (from excellent soundboard audio) are As Long As I Have You, Train Kept A Rollin', and For Your Love (insane pysch hard rock version of the Yardbirds hit).

Episode 24 - Led Zeppelin - Opening Act January '69

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 Rahul Moodgal has spent 20 years as a fund raiser across long only strategies, hedge funds, fund of funds, customized solutions, start-ups, and non-profits.  Collectively, Rahul has raised and helped raise $60 billion for firms since 2005.  He started his career in the industry at powerhouse TT International, and later joined The Children’s Investment Fund (TCI) where he led the marketing effort that raised $20 billion in just 3½ years.  Within TCI’s affiliate model, Rahul also was responsible for the largest India fund raise in history ($1 billion for TCI New Horizon Fund), and the largest sector fund launch in history ($1.1 billion for Algebris Investments).  Our conversation covers capital raising lessons learned from teaching, the value of transparency, the gold rush before 2008, the lean times afterwards, modern fee structures, the three key points to effective marketing, the three traits that will kill you, the two biggest issues start-up funds face, the best questions asked by leading allocators, and some of the worst horror stories in attempted capital raising. We close comparing by fund raising for charities and investment firms.   Learn More   Discuss show and Read the Transcript    Join Ted's mailing list at CapitalAllocatorsPodcast.com    Join the  Capital Allocators Forum   Write a review on   iTunes   Follow Ted on twitter at  @tseides    For more episodes go to CapitalAllocatorsPodcast.com/Podcast

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