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“I play the drums like I drive – crazy”: the epic life and tragic death of Cozy Powell

Drum legend Cozy Powell passed away on April 5 1998 at the age of 50. This is his story, by the people who knew him best

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How a photo of notorious German fighter ace the Red Baron provided the cover of Led Zeppelin II

Also in the picture are Miles Davis (or is it?), Neil Armstrong (or is it?) and a possible in-joke aimed at engineer Glyn Johns

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"Leslie said to the audience 'There’s a technical hitch,' and he touched the microphone and the guitar. And that was it": The tragic story of Stone The Crows, Scotland's great lost band

With musical talent to spare and Led Zeppelin’s manager behind them, Stone The Crows should have been a success story. Instead it’s one of tragic death and unfulfilled potential

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Led Zeppelin fans! Peter Grant's Ferrari 246 Dino GTS could be yours, although it won't be cheap

Peter Grant purchased the Ferrari in 1973 and drove it for three years. Now to be auctioned, it comes with Grant’s original logbook

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“They said, ‘We did a little thing for you, but we don’t know if it will make the album. I said, ‘You’re crazy – this is the single!’” the epic life of ‘Funky’ Claude Nobs, the man who inspired Deep Purple’s Smoke On The Water

Claude Nobs was the man who co-founded the Montreux Jazz Festival – and crossed paths with Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa and Deep Purple

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“The audience just wouldn’t let us go!” Jimmy Page recalls Led Zeppelin's legendary four-night stand in Boston in January '69, the gigs that set his band up for superstardom

On this week in 1969, Led Zeppelin played their first dates in Boston, and blew the minds of everyone in attendance

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“I don’t mean to sound arrogant, but we had the goods. We knew what we were doing”: how Bad Company conquered in America in the ’70s

Bad Company played their first US gig in July 1974. Within 12 months, they were one of the biggest rock bands on the planet

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Peter Grant in 'no doubt' Alistair Johnston handball was Rangers penalty

Former Celtic player Peter Grant admitted his relief at Alistair Johnston not being awarded a penalty against him for a handball during the Parkhead…

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The guide to Led Zeppelin’s Swan Song Records in 10 essential songs

Led Zeppelin, Bad Company, The Pretty Things, Maggie Bell – Swan Song Records was one of the great maverick labels of the 1970s

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“I never liked it. I never understood it. And it made no difference to the way we played, not for a second”: how Bad Company defied punk to make their classic third album Run With The Pack

In 1976, punk was on the verge of exploding. But rock was far from done – and Bad Company were making a stand with Run With The Pack

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“I don’t mean to be arrogant, but we had the goods. We knew what we were doing”: how Bad Company hit the bullseye with their classic second album Straight Shooter

Bad Company’s second album, Straight Shooter, was the one that sealed their superstardom

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“Peter Grant had tears in his eyes. He gave a little speech and then said, ‘Now get the f**k out of here and knock them dead’”: how Bad Company‘s classic debut album won over the US and turned them into the next Led Zeppelin

Spooky houses, supergroups and the patronage of Led Zeppelin – how Bad Company became one of Britain’s biggest musical exports in the 70s

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Sparta Prague boss Priske praises Abdallah Sima and Danilo ahead of Rangers clash

Sparta Prague boss Brian Priske has highlighted two Rangers players who could cause problems for his side.

The National (Scotland)

Richard Madeley stuns British-Palestinian guest with 'racist' question

BUMBLING TV presenter Richard Madeley has been accused of “racism” after asking a British-Palestinian MP whether she had heard advanced warnings…

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Celtic youngster Evan Easton joins Sheffield United

The 18-year-old has moved south of the border.

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Martin O'Neill jokes about about England's Rangers training ground reception

The 71-year-old poked fun at the reception he would likely receive if he turned up at Auchenhowie.

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Peter Grant urges Matt O'Riley to sign new Celtic contract

The ex-Hoops midfielder is a big admirer of the Dane.

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Michael Beale branded 'delusional' over Rangers vs Celtic comments

The ex-Dunfermline and Alloa manager believes the Ibrox boss was way off with his assessment of the match, which ended 1-0 to Celtic.

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If you've got a lot of spare cash you can buy a 10% stake in Led Zeppelin

The sale is for the share of Led Zeppelin's rights currently owned by Helen Grant, daughter of late band manager Peter Grant

The Guardian - UK

Daughter of music manager Peter Grant puts Led Zeppelin stake up for sale

Helen Grant hopes to use windfall to further legacy of her father, who she says was band’s ‘driving force’

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A closer look at the SNP MPs stepping down at the next General Election

THE number of MPs announcing they will not stand again at the next General Election has almost reached the total who quit ahead of the 2019…

Glasgow Live

Steven Gerrard Al-Ettifaq move defended by Celtic hero Peter Grant with 'no qualms' response

The former Rangers and Aston Villa manager is back in the dugout after deciding to become the latest big name to make the move to the Saudi Pro League as he takes on his third dugout gig.

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“Led Zeppelin’s fee went from £500 to £20,000 in a year!” Collapsing stages and no toilets: The 1969 Bath Blues Festival that inspired Glastonbury

They sold 7000 tickets – and 30,000 people turned up. How The Bath Blues Festivals became the inspiration to a young Michael Eavis and Glastonbury.

Daily Record

Second SNP MP confirms they will not stand at next general election

Peter Grant, who represents Glenrothes, is the latest SNP MP to announce they will not seek reelection.

The Independent UK

Second SNP MP to stand down at next election

Peter Grant MP for Glenrothes and Central Fife has announced that he will not seek re-election.

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