Led Zeppelin Debut Did Not Impress Mick Jagger and George Harrison
. The veteran music man has worked with a host of bands including Zeppelin, the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, the Eagles, Eric Clapton and the Small Faces. And in his upcoming memoir Sound Man: A Life Recording Hits With The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, Eric Clapton, and The Faces� he also reveals he hasn't come down from the high of hearing Zep in the studio for the first time, saying he was "completely blown away." He tells Music Radar: "We were putting the Stones' Rock And Roll Circus together around the same time and I took an acetate of the album into a production meeting. I told them, 'This is going to be huge,' but Mick Jagger wasn't interested in hearing it. I dragged George Harrison into Olympic Studios to listen to it. He didn't get it, strangely. I still think that album is their best - it shook everything from the roots. "They were an example of the kind of band that didn't need much input from me. I kept my jaw on the floor throughout those sessions, just floored by their natural talents." Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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