Before becoming the driving force behind Led Zeppelin, guitarist Jimmy Page was a session man, hawking his talent to dozens of bands on the British beat scene, including this 1968 session for fledgling singer Keith De Groots debut album. However, whatever talent De Groot had was swiftly eclipsed by the sheer force of his backing band, which included future Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, keyboard legend Nicky Hopkins and guitar hero Albert Lee, whose lightning fast licks and Fender Telecaster soon made him an icon of British rock.
SIDE A: 1. Burn Up 2. Everything I Do Is Wrong 3. Think It Over 4. Dixie Fried 5. Fabulous 6. Lonely Weekends 7. Boll Weevil Song 8. Rave On
SIDE B: 1. One Long Kiss 2. Lovin' Up A Storm 3. Livin' Lovin' Wreck 4. Down The Line 5. Breathless 6. Everyday