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The Herb Staehr Collection will be valuable to researchers interested in the history of Ten Years After, English blues-rock, and Woodstock, as well to those looking for images of Eric Clapton or Alvin Lee, and viewing or listening to performances that have not been commercially released. The collection spans the years circa 1950 to 2007, with the bulk of the material dating between 1968 and 2007. This item is a live audio recording of Led Zeppelin at Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA, on 1969 April 27.

Jane Scott, dubbed "The World's Oldest Rock Critic," had a career spanning nearly 50 years writing for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and her papers provide valuable insight into rock and roll music, its performers, and influence both local and national. The Jane Scott Papers span the years 1937-2011, including undated materials.This item in the collection is the reporter's notebook on Led Zeppelin.

The Michael Ochs Collection spans the years 1948 to 1994, with the bulk of the material dating between 1975 and 1985. The documents pertain to Ochs’ career as a rock and roll photographer, his career as a publicist for Columbia Records, the courses he taught at UCLA, and his radio programs. The collection provides rich documentation of both Ochs’ role in the rock and roll music industry and a history of the rock and roll genre itself.

The Robert and Margo Roth Collection of Handbills, Postcards, and Posters spans the years 1966 to 1971 and 1993 to 1995. The collection provides insight to the psychedelic artwork associated with the music of the 1960s, while also illustrating how concert poster art had evolved by the 1990s. Specifially, the collection contains two postcards featuring Led Zeppelin.

Keith Altham, Top Pops, 13 September 1969

David Hancock, National RockStar, 13 November 1976

Richard Cook, New Musical Express, 11 December 1982