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Rock and Roll Gallery likes to take a trip back in time, let’s say most of the time. A magical musical Time Machine trip back to 1973 would be a little fun. We blogged before about the tours of 1973 and how the concert business blossomed due to Led Zeppelin, The Who and Alice Cooper’s major tours and record attendance numbers, but nothing touches all the albums released that year and the lasting effect they have had on the music scene since.  We want to just talk about some of the albums that came out the first 6 months of...

Rock and Roll Gallery participates in QUIDD Digital Collectibles podcast, celebrating the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival and photographer Jill Gibson’s iconic images.

As we delve into the history of rock and roll, the year 1973 stands out as a milestone for many reasons. Here we are 50 years later looking back at a magical time in music and know it could never be recreated again. From the release of landmark records to the massive attendance at rock concerts, the music business reached an unprecedented level of success. Let's take a closer look at how this happened and what factors contributed to this golden era of rock and roll and the rock gods that created it! One of the biggest reasons for the...

Led Zeppelin is considered one of the greatest rock bands of all time, and their 1973 concert tour in support of their album "Houses Of The Holy" solidified their status as rock gods. This tour, which was one of the most successful and profitable of all time, saw Led Zeppelin conquer the concert touring world in a way that had never been done before. Rock and Roll Gallery wants to revisit this for a minute and show some of the classic pictures taken on this tour that we have on our site for show and sale. Led Zeppelin had cemented...