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WHEN THE STONES MET ZEP !

SCARLET” has long been one of the great mysteries of mid-’70s’ Stones lore. One of those tracks that was rumoured to have existed but never heard, even its provenance has been a matter of dispute.

Mention of “Scarlet” first appears in Rolling Stone’s March 1975 Led Zeppelin cover story. “It was Rick Grech, Keith and me… I can’t

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