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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

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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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