Geoff Turpin

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

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[Rock and Roll Garage @rocknrollgarag1]

Happy 80th birthday to the Led Zeppelin bassist and keyboardist John Paul Jones!

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

@matoxley Ordered on Wednesday, arrived this afternoon. Thanks @matoxley another crackin' read.

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

@TMHINOFFICIAL @PeterBom4 @matoxley Rest assured you are not alone 👍🏼

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

RIP John Henry Bonham 'Bonzo' 🙏🏼
45 years gone... but never forgotten.

[MOJO Magazine @MOJOmagazine]

Remembering John Bonham, who died on this day in 1980. From When The Levee Breaks to Four Sticks, relive some of Bonzo’s finest moments with MOJO’s rundown of Led Zeppelin’s 50 Greatest Songs.

READ: https://t.co/BxUeWehYJG

📷Koh Hasebe/Shinko Music/Getty

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

@EricIdle Looking forward to seeing you at the Royal Albert Hall later this month.

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

Happy Birthday RP 🤘🏼

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Happy 77th birthday to the legendary Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant!

[Cure Parkinson's @CureParkinsonsT]

Please see a statement below from Helen Matthews, CEO of Cure Parkinson’s, regarding the sad passing of Ozzy Osbourne.

📷: Ross Haflin

[Guns N' Roses @gunsnroses]

Happy F’N’ birthday to the one and only, the legendary Slash!

[Slash Addict @addict_slash]

Happy 60 Birthday @slash 🎂 🎩 🎸 🤘🏻 #Slash #smkc #GunsnRoses 🥂

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

Terrible news RIP the Prince of Darkness 😢

[BlackSabbath @BlackSabbath]

Ozzy Forever!

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

RIP Ayrton.

[Autocourse @Autocourse1]

#OnThisDay 31 years ago, we lost one of the greatest @F1 drivers of all time Ayrton Senna, those who were there will never forget one of the most tragic weekends in motor racing. https://t.co/ZcidEipTBA

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

RIP

[MotoGP Fan Zone @bgmotogp]

22 years ago today we lost a great rider and a great person. RIP Barry Sheene #MotoGPLegend

[Goodwood FOS @fosgoodwood]

On this day in 1949, the great Niki Lauda was born. At #FOS 2024 we saw Adrian Newey get behind the wheel of Lauda's Ferrari 312 B3, which saw Lauda take his first win in Formula 1. As Formula 1 cars go, it produces one of the best noises of the era and any era really.

[Silverstone @SilverstoneUK]

Remembering Niki Lauda on his birthday - a true icon in @f1 ❤️

[Crash MotoGP @crash_motogp]

Happy 46th Birthday to Valentino Rossi 🟡🥳

#MotoGP

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

Happy Birthday.... Rock on Jimmy

[Rock and Roll Garage @rocknrollgarag1]

Happy 81 birthday to the Led Zeppelin guitarist and producer Jimmy Page!

[RockNRollNationLive @RnRNationlive]

December 10, 2007
#LedZeppelin
@ledzeppelin

Led Zeppelin play a one-off show at the O2 Arena in London, the biggest reunion in rock history. John Bonham's son, Jason, plays drums at the show, which is hailed by critics and fans as triumphant.

After Ahmet Ertegun, the band's revered boss at Atlantic Records, died on December 14, 2006, his widow, Mica, asked Robert Plant if he would consider getting the band back together for a one-time gig in benefit of Ertegun's Education Fund, which provides funding for students to study music in college. Plant, never one for nostalgia, agreed to the request, setting the wheels in motion for the feverishly anticipated reunion. The other three are on board, and in May 2007, they gather for a secret rehearsal, which goes well enough to move forward with the show. On September 12, the show is announced, with the 18,000 tickets were awarded through an online lottery. A digital stampede ensues, with well over a million entries (sometimes reported as 20 million or more). Face value is $255 a ticket, but scalpers get about $2,000. It's just the third time the three surviving band members have taken the stage since the 1980 death of John Bonham. The first was at Live Aid in 1985, where they gave an unsatisfying, three-song performance with two different drummers: Phil Collins and Tony Thompson. In 1988, with Jason Bonham on drums, they did an ad hoc performance at the 40th Anniversary concert for Atlantic Records. This effort is far more organized and thoroughly rehearsed, with three weeks of focused preparation. In stark contract to their backstage Bacchanalias of the '70s, they are all business, with nothing stronger than tea and coffee to drink before taking the stage. The concert lives up to the hype, with the band ripping through a 16-song set of fan favorites, including "Stairway To Heaven," "Kashmir" and "Rock And Roll." Hopes are high for a reunion tour, but Plant puts his efforts into touring with Alison Krauss; the pair released an album, Raising Sand, in October 2007 that goes on to win a Grammy for Album Of The Year. The other three gather in the studio in 2008 and toy with the idea of touring with another vocalist, but nobody can fill in for Plant. Asked by Rolling Stone about the reunion concert in 2017, Plant says, "It was magnificent. We hit a home run that night, which is something that we were really fearful of. There was probably more riding on that than we would care to believe."

[Geoff Turpin @GeoffT_3]

Gone to soon... RIP Marco #58 #Sic

[MotoGP™🏁 @MotoGP]

Loved and missed in equal measure

Thinking of our friend Marco Simoncelli today 13 years on

#SempreNelCuore 💕