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REALTORS Commercial Listing Residential and Income Prooertv. Telephone Stete 8-9t 11 Friendly and Prompt Service 17228 Venture Blvd., Encirso FRESH ROASTED WHOLE BEAN COFFEE I 8 OI 2 V 2 Ventura Blvd -ENCINO (213) 345*1929 960 Westlake Blvd -WESTLAKE (805) 497-8215 TEA A MOST UNUSUAL SELECTION OF GIFTS “FROM AROUND THE WORLD” Monday thru Friday 11 AM to 6 PM Friday night 11 to 9 PM Saturdays 11 to 6 PM Discourse by John R. Packer & Mellette T he Christmas season is just getting into full swing, and with this happy time of year comes a veritable avalanche of rock albums. From the best to the worst groups, the holiday season has always supplied maximum LP sales. The Led Zeppelin lead off the expected Christmas deluge with their album, "Led Zeppelin III." Unlike numbers I & II, L.Z. Ill displays the group's song-writing ability, weighing heavily on ballad songs rather than sensuous, hard-rock numbers. Jimmy Page, their masterful lead guitar player, has purified his sound itinto more thoughtful and melodic arrangements. In all, the group sounds tighter and more together than ever before. ZEPPELIN'S ROBERT PLANT - Voted most popular male vocalist. London's highly respected Melody Maker Poll has placed the four Englishmen as the number one rock group. Lead singer Robert Plant was voted most popular male vocalist surpassing the likes of Elvis, Tom Jones, and Mick Jagger. Speaking of Jagger and Co., if you don't have their recent album, you're missing the best live rock "performance" ever put on record. "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" was recorded in Madison Square Garden at the close of the Stone's American tour. With this LP, the group summarizes its five-year exploration of the rock and roll idiom. Every song surpasses its studio recorded original, but our stand-out favorites are Midnight Rambler, Little Queenie, Sympathy for the Devil, and Street Fighting Man. No one knows what the New Year holds for the future of rock, but with records like Page 10 Photographs by Ron Defore YA-YA'S the Stones have claimed their place in the vanguard of the new music. As of right now, the group is checking out several sound studios in America for its next record session. Miami is the leading prospect for that event.