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Yeah, I get that. Supposedly his son was 11 at the time...no matter how much of a brat he was being, you don't hit someone else's child, especially a guy like Grant.Quote
Hairball
Ah yeah...that story rings a bell and have read it somewhere in the past.
Can't really blame Grant for defending his son though (whether he was a "thug" or not), though maybe he went way too far in that situation.
Grant was a BIG dude who I would never have wanted to mess with!
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keefriff99Peter Grant and John Bonham were basically thugs. They almost beat a guy to death in Oakland, along with Cole and John Bindon.Quote
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GasLightStreet
Led Zeppelin's management was pretty bad.
Just the management? Think of the Zep's purported lover for ... um ... animal shows!
Seems like it was really Richard Cole, who was always the main instigator; and road crew maybe. But after reading a book or two on LZ, and seeing interviews with all of them; I realized that the band could not be bothered with that kind of crap.
Actually, so many of these road stories seemed to build a band's mystique and image, but often the band had little to do with the action.
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GasLightStreet
Led Zeppelin's management was pretty bad.
Just the management? Think of the Zep's purported lover for ... um ... animal shows!
Seems like it was really Richard Cole, who was always the main instigator; and road crew maybe. But after reading a book or two on LZ, and seeing interviews with all of them; I realized that the band could not be bothered with that kind of crap.
Actually, so many of these road stories seemed to build a band's mystique and image, but often the band had little to do with the action.