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Taken at Live Aid 1985 after their not-so-great performance: Paul Martinez (bass), John Paul Jones (keyboards), Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and the late Tony Thompson (drums). Phil Collins wasn't in the photo.
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Led Zeppelin's 1985 Live Aid reunion was a disaster
Live Aid July 13, 1985 Philadelphia Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones played with Phil Collins on Drums - Page 4 - Pre / Post-Zeppelin Forum - Led Zeppelin Official Forum
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Zeitsprung: Am 13.7.1985 spielt Phil Collins bei Live Aid auf 2 Kontinenten.
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