T H E NAT U R A L Terry Reid passed on the opportunity to become the front man of Led Zeppelin— instead introducing Robert Plant to Jimmy Page. His choice to carry on as a solo act never paid off with the heights of fame and fortune of his musical pals, yet he recorded two soulful folk-rock masterpieces and has become known as an artist’s artist, championed by many of the greats as the genuine article.
by Dan Ubick
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