http://backpagemagazine.com/2011/07/27/the-mystery-of-the-black-zeppelin-sessions-revealed/

Bill Ward and his fond memories about John Bonham.

http://theselvedgeyard.wordpress.com/2009/11/22/ultimate-rock-n-roll-on-wheels-the-1970s-van-customization-craze/

Green.

http://seeker401.wordpress.com/2010/01/11/laurel-canyon-part-13/

Gram Parsons, and maybe Bernie Leadon in the background, although I really don’t know if they ever played together. What’s the deal with such a long story? I don’t know. Maybe later I’ll try to read it all.

http://segerfile.com/nmoves.html

This page is part of a site with very good info on Bob Seger, his albums and more.

http://ebni.com/byrds/index.html

This site is more reliable than a wiki article. I like the way the different parts are linked to one another. Even though it is sometimes distracting to have so many links on the text you’re reading, the articles here are well done, and don’t take you off the main theme you’re reading.

http://mygeneclarkpage.com/

Lovely tribute site.

http://www.barry-goldstein-concert-closet.com/2010/05/photos-yvonne-elliman-marcy-levy.html

“Yvonne Elliman / Marcy Levy
with Eric Clapton
August 14, 1975
L.A. Forum ”

Marcy Levy provided such wonderful back up on Clapton’s Promises and she also wrote Lay Down Sally!

http://www.petecosenza.com/jacksonbrowne.html

Well, Jackson Browne has written some of the most captivating music I’ve heard in my life, and Joe Walsh has some fun music too, both as a solo artist and as part of the James Gang.

http://pinkfloydhyperbase.dk/

This is where you will find all the lyrics and information on songs, albums, films, books and unreleased material.

http://davidgilmour.com/

Pink Floyd’s lead singer and guitar. Too bad he wants it all to himself.
(I mean, Dave Mason, guest drums?)