The Yardbirds - Psychedelic 1967

White Summer

White Summer was an instrumental that Jimmy Page played with The Yardbirds, and later used in Led Zeppelin, where it turned into Black Mountain Side and appeared on their first album.



Credits
Writer(s): Jimmy Page
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Expecting to Fly
  2. Kites (Stereo) - Remastered 2004
  3. Buddha
  4. My White Bicycle - Remastered 1999
  5. I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time
  6. Imposters of Life's Magazine
  7. Wantin' Ain't Gettin' - Remastered
  8. Life Is a Dream - Remastered
  9. The Red Telephone - Remastered 2015
  10. Beleeka Doodle Day - Remastered 2007

All Album Tracks: Psychedelic 1967 >

Altri album

  1. Live in France
  2. Roger the Engineer (Expanded Edition)
  3. Live at the BBC Revisited
  4. I got Love If You Want it
  5. Sonny Boy Williamson & The Yardbirds Live in London, England
  6. The Yardbirds - Best Of The Rarities
  7. The Yardbirds - The Best Of British Rock (Live)
  8. Live and Rare
  9. 1967 (Live In Stockholm & Offenbach)
  10. 1966 (Live & Rare)

All Albums of The Yardbirds >

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