U.S. Singles

In the United States ten seven inch singles were released (along with the nine studio albums & one soundtrack album), all of which were more or less identical to their foreign pressed counterparts. Because the U.S. versions of the singles had plain sleeves (containing only a variety of text designs to identify them as being on the Atlantic label) I have included various other sleeves from around the world.

The band did not release any singles in the U.K., although in August 1997 a CD maxi-single was issued, coupling a new edit of "Whole Lotta Love" (4:50) (which is different from the 1969 edit) with "Baby Come On Home" & "Travelling Riverside Blues", to coincide with the budget CD re-issues of the nine original studio albums. A video was also released, featuring footage from various sources. It was available as a regular silver CD (Atlantic 84014-6/AT0013CD) and as a limited-edition gold CD (Atlantic 84014-2/A4014CD).

Discography Index

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	COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN / GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES
	Released as a single on March 10, 1969. Atlantic 45-2613 U.S. chart position: No. 80 Album: Led Zeppelin Cover shown: Japan Notes: The Billboard chart listed "Good Times Bad Times" instead of "Communication Breakdown."

WHOLE LOTTA LOVE / LIVING, LOVING MAID (She's Just A Woman)

Released as a single on November 7, 1969. Atlantic 45-2690 U.S. chart position: No. 4 - 13 weeks on chart. Album: Led Zeppelin II Cover shown: Italy Notes: This single was withdrawn shortly after being released (it had been edited down to 3:10 (Atlantic AT.2690) without the band's permission) and was re-released. After "Whole Lotta Love" dropped out of the Top 40 in March 1970, the single was flipped and "Living, Loving Maid" had a 5-week chart run; peaking at No. 65 on April 4, 1970. Certified Gold on April 13, 1970.

	IMMIGRANT SONG / HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO
	Released as a single on November 5, 1970. Atlantic 45-2777 U.S. chart position: No. 16 - 10 weeks on chart. Album: Led Zeppelin III Cover shown: Sweden Notes: "Hey Hey What Can I Do" is the only track which was officially released between 1968 and 1980 that doesn't appear on any of the original studio albums.

	BLACK DOG / MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP
	Released as a single on December 2, 1971. Atlantic 45-2849 U.S. chart position: No. 15 - 8 weeks on chart. Album: Cover shown: France

	ROCK AND ROLL / FOUR STICKS
	Released as a single on February 21, 1972. Atlantic 45-2865 U.S. chart position: No. 47. Album: Cover shown: Holland

	OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY / DANCING DAYS
	Released as a single on May 24, 1973. Atlantic 45-2970 U.S. chart position: No. 51 Album: Houses Of The Holy Cover shown: Portugal

	D'YER MAK'ER / THE CRUNGE
	Released as a single on September 17, 1973. Atlantic 45-2986 U.S. chart position: No. 20 - 8 weeks on chart. Album: Houses Of The Holy Cover shown: Germany Notes: "D'yer Mak'er" was almost released as a single in the U.K. (with "Over The Hills And Far Away" as the B-side), however, all but Plant vetoed the idea.

	TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT / BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN
	Released as a single on April 2, 1975. Swan Song SS 70102 U.S. chart position: No. 38 - 2 weeks on chart. Album: Physical Graffiti Cover shown: Japan Notes: Copies were given away to various stores in England to promote Led Zeppelin's Earl's Court concerts.

	CANDY STORE ROCK / ROYAL ORLEANS
	Released as a single on June 18, 1976. Swan Song SS 70110 Album: Presence Cover shown: Spain

	FOOL IN THE RAIN / HOT DOG
	Released as a single on December 7, 1979 Swan Song SS 71003 U.S. chart position: No. 21 - 8 weeks on chart. Album: In Through The Out Door Cover shown: Germany