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About Mike Caldwell
Expertise
Fortunately, or unfortunately, there are no Led Zeppelin questions I can't answer. My immediate specialty (or proclivity as it may be) has to do with concert performances and lyrical interpretations.

Experience
Countless hours of biographical research and personal interaction with relevant individuals. Avid contributor to Led Zeppelin newsgroups since 1997 (check Google groups!)

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Bullseye News Magazine. The Vapid Voice.

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Masters Degree, Computer Science.

Awards and Honors
Several literary awards.

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Led Zeppelin - plant and harp

Expert: Mike Caldwell - 4/24/2008

Question
how did plant learn blues harp..he is so unique and such a natural..and what key did he favor?

Answer
Fellow expert Chris touched on this before at this link -
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Led-Zeppelin-501/Robert-Plant.htm
but for a lot of the E blues tracks, he was blowing into a harp in the key of A. Sometimes he used a B Flat (my favorite) or an F. His style was unique, but honestly just self-developed from playing along to really old blues records from the 30s and 40s and without any specific lessons.

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