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Led Zeppelin - III To Get Ready (Early Times Music) Studio Session

Band: Led Zeppelin
Bootleg Title: III To Get Ready
Label: (Early Times Music)
Lineage: III To Go (lp) > .wav (dBpowerAmp) > flac


Here is some information on THIS album.

The labels on the LP show the following information:

EARLY TIMES MUSIC INC.
THE HILLS BROTHERS
KL 1256 STERO © 1987
SIDE A
TIME: 18:00

THAT MAY – SO FAR AWAY

1. (WE’RE) MUSIC – NOT COFFEE
2. A SONG FOR ONE
3. A SONG FOR TWO
4. A SONG FOR THREE
5. A TUNE FOR FOUR
6. OVER THE HILLS
7. INDULGENCE FOR GUITAR
8. FRETTING AWAY


ALL MUSIC & SONGS BY
JERRY & AL HILL

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EARLY TIMES MUSIC INC.
THE HILLS BROTHERS
KL 1256 STERO © 1987
SIDE B
TIME: 16:00

THAT MAY – SO FAR AWAY

1. SEVEN IS LUCKY
2. EIGHTER FROM DECATUR
3. THREE TIMES THREE
4. MINYAN
5. ADD ONE MORE
6. DOWN BY THE OLD HILL STREAM
7. TIED UP TIGHT
8. LAST OF THE LINE


ALL MUSIC & SONGS BY
JERRY & AL HILL

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This is how the tracks are noted on the album jacket.

Side One: Unreleased Song/Instrumental I/
Instrumental II/Instrumental III/Instrumental IV
(Over the Hills & Far Away)/Instrumental V /
Instrumental VI

Side Two: Instrumental VII/Instrumental VIII//
Instrumental IX/Instrumental X/Instrumental XI/
Down by the Seaside Rehearsal/Unreleased Song
II/Instrumental XII

Basically they (I believe just Jimmy and Robert) let the tape roll and went to town on some acoustic jamming. It’s cool to hear a “brainstorming” session like this.I don’t know if Jones is there or not but it is clear that Page is on one acoustic but there is also another playing many times throughout the album. I’m fairly confident that it’s probably Plant.A little vocal stuff here and there as well.The first track starts out as if they had been playing and then quickly started the tape.This is how it is on the album I did not start the recording too late.Just a little F.Y.I..There are 16 total tracks on the album.Although side A lists 8 tracks there are actually 9 tracks on that side. Also,Side B lists 8 tracks as well but there are only 7.We still get the 16 tracks but not as listed on the cover. Check out how the labels are laid out.I’ve kind of wondered if this was totally deliberate and there were subtle hints here and there on the labels to make mention of it. I didn’t title the tracks.Since the numbers per side varied I thought I’d be more likely to get it wrong so I just numbered them as they were on each side. I also know nothing about the date of these recordings.