For Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks”, percussionist John Bonham achieved the deep, reverberating sound from drumming at the bottom of a tall spiraling staircase at their defacto studio, Headley Grange.

This quality embroidered hat features Chance Records and Chicago, Illinois. Chance Records was a Chicago-based blues label that captured the raw, postwar electric blues sound coming out of the city in the 1950s. It’s closely associated with influential Chicago blues artists and represents a pivotal moment when the blues moved from Southern roots to an urban, electrified edge.