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all that jazz (no label)

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all that jazz (tdolz)

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charisma (tarantura 2000)

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charisma 3rd edition (tarantura 2000)

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divinity (atlantic ocean)

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divinity (no label)

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feel all right (cobla)

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feel all right (eat a peach)

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frozen in time (no label)

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great beast 666 (empress valley)

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i left my heart in montreux (wendy)

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intimidator (empress valley)

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intimidator reissue (empress valley)

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led zeppelin a montreux (beelzebub)

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missing pieces (no label)

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montreux 1970 (live storm)

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montreux casino (no label)

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presence of the lord (beelzebub)

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the dark tower (tarantura)

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the last rave-up (tie dye)

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were gonna groove (luna)

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were gonna groove (scorpio)

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1970-03-07 Montreux Information
Recent research, most notably in the book "Led Zeppelin - The Montreux Concerts"published in 2001 by Gilles Chateau & Sam Rapallo (led-zeppelin.com), clears the historical confusion regarding this performance.

"Contrary to popular belief, Led Zeppelin never participated in the Montreux Jazz Festival (on 1970-03-14). During initial research in the early 90's, the correct date of their first Montreux concert (Casino Royal, Montreaux) was confirmed as March 7th, not the 14th as previously believed. A concert scheduled in Geneva on the 7th was replaced with the Montreux show."

Lewis & Pallett have the dates correct, Luis Rey does not. Maybe in his next edition (we hope!). Thanks Roland for providing this information.

Cross References:
1969-03-19 Sunshine Woman (Flagge)
1970-07-12 Intimate Almost Mysterious (Equinox)
Compilations Complete Tapes Vol 2 (Tintagel)