Stone The Crows

Led Zeppelin Manager Peter Grant travelled to Scotland to see the band Power perform centred around the distinctive vocals of MAGGIE BELL.

Suitably impressed, he signed them but had a name change in mind and they were renamed STONE THE CROWS. Even though their original guitarist Leslie Harvey had been electrocuted during a sound check at The Swansea Ballroom in 1972 they had regrouped with JIMMY McCULLOCH playing guitar and were at a creative and performance peak when this concert was recorded in Germany during 1973.

This live performance includes the hits ‘Help Me’, ‘Love Like A Man’, and ‘I’m Going Home’, a song performed to worldwide acclaim at Woodstock Festival in 1969.

This live show of Steve Marriott was filmed at Camden Palace, London in 1985. Marriott had been the front man of English rock groups: the Small Faces and Humble Pie.

This superb concert performance celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Marquee Club in London and recorded as part of the ‘Live From London’ series.