I FOUND MY THRILL
ON BLUEBERRY HILL
THE FORUM INGLEWOOD
LOS ANGELES CA USA
September 4, 1970
Live on Blueberry Hill
(also known as Blueberry Hill)
is a bootleg recording of
English rock group
Led Zeppelin's
performance at
the Los Angeles Forum
on September 4, 1970,
which took place
during their summer
1970 North American Tour.
The audience recording
is one of the first
Led Zeppelin bootlegs,
and one of the
first ever
rock and roll bootlegs.
It was released on
the Blimp label.
The album was reissued
on the
Trademark of Quality label
and shipped to England.
The album sold
so many copies
that many fans
thought it was a
legal release.
The sleeve notes
describe it as
"One hundred and six minutes
and fifty three seconds
of pure alive rock."
Live on Blueberry Hill
derives its name from
Zeppelin's performance of
Fats Domino's
"Blueberry Hill"
as a final encore.
The bootleg also features
one of the few known
live performances of
"Out on the Tiles",
from the group's
third album,
plus
"Bron-Yr-Aur",
which would not be
released officially
until five years later,
on Physical Graffiti.
From the 1980's
the bootleg became
available on CD
as a two-disc set,
often under the titles
Blueberry Hill
and
The Final Statements.
TRACKLIST
CD 1
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