Deborah Bonham

Delivered in Worcestershire, Britain, blues-rock vocalist Deborah Bonham was just five years of age when her older sibling John Bonham joined Led Zeppelin. Motivated by his example, Deborah started writing and documenting her own tracks (along with John’s boy Jason Bonham) on the Aged Hyde Plantation, her childhood house. When she was 17, Deborah documented her initial demos at the house of Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Vegetable, who prompted and suggested the youthful vocalist. She ultimately agreed upon with Carerre Information and released her first record, For You as well as the Moon, in 1985. Deborah continuing to record for Japan’s Sam Company, but wouldn’t normally discharge another full-length record until 2004 when The Aged Hyde debuted on the right track Information. In June 2008, she produced her American debut with Duchess, that was released on Rhino imprint ATCO Information.