
Led Zeppelin are set to release an updated version of theirย 1997 live albumย BBCย Sessions.ย The new 2-CD compilation,ย The Complete BBC Sessions, isย out September 16. The re-releaseย will featureย eight previously unreleased songs, as well asย the song “White Summer,” which, until now,ย was only available on The Led Zeppelin Boxed Set.
Other rarities on the album includeย the only recordingย of “Sunshine Woman,” a songย Led Zeppelin performed but never recorded in a studio setting. Aย recordingย was given to guitarist Jimmy Page by a fan who taped it when originally broadcast onย AM radio, and Page remastered the audio for the new album.
Page says of the BBC Sessions,ย โWeโd been on the road a lot by the time those sessions were recorded. The albums were always the starting point of the music, and then weโd take it out and expand it on the road. Then weโd come straight off the road into those BBC studios.โ
See the tracklist forย The Complete BBC Sessionsย below:
The Complete BBC Sessionsย
“You Shook Me”
“I Canโt Quit You Baby”
“Communication Breakdown”
“Dazed And Confused”
“The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair”
“What Is And What Should Never Be”
“Communication Breakdown”
“Travelling Riverside Blues”
“Whole Lotta Love”
“Somethinโ Else”
“Communication Breakdown”
“I Canโt Quit You Baby”
“You Shook Me”
“How Many More Times”
“Immigrant Song”
“Heartbreaker”
“Since Iโve Been Loving You”
“Black Dog”
“Dazed And Confused”
“Stairway To Heaven”
“Going To California”
“Thatโs The Way”
“Whole Lotta Love”/”Boogie Chilean”/”Fixinโ To Die”/”Thatโs Alright Mama”/”A Mess Of Blues” (Medley)
“Thank You”
Deluxe Edition:
“Communication Breakdown”
“What Is And What Should Never Be”
“Dazed And Confused”
“White Summer”
“What Is And What Should Never Be”
“Communication Breakdown”
“I Canโt Quit You Baby”
“You Shook Me”
“Sunshine Woman”
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