The Albums That Made Us featuring Christy Alexander Hallberg
We’re back with another “Albums That Made Us” episode; this time my guest is author Christy Alexander Hallberg, whose new novel Searching For Jimmy Page is a must-read for any Led Zeppelin fan. On this episode, Christy shares how discovering “Led Zeppelin IV” was a life-changing moment, how the music has brought comfort over the years, and inspired her book. We also discuss one of my first album purchases, Queen’s “Day At The Races”.
Buy the book here: https://www.christyalexanderhallberg.com/
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Great episode. Love Zeppelin and loved this conversation too.
Thanks. Christy was a great guest!