John Paul Jones playing a Fender Rhodes Mark 1 88-key Stage Piano with Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden on June 14, 1977. The Keyboards of Led Zeppelin & John Paul Jones website covers Jones's use of Rhodes electric pianos over the years:

The Rhodes Suitcase was used on the early Led Zeppelin tours from 1971 to 1973, often with a covering showing Jones's famous rune/symbol over the speaker box.

In 1973, the "Suitcase" model was replaced by a Stage 73 model -- a similar piano, but with no speaker box. Instead, it had chrome legs to support it. It was fed to two 1960's Fender Dual Showman amplifiers so it could be as loud as the guitar amps. The Stage 73 is the Rhodes seen on the famous "No Quarter" portion of The Song Remains The Same film. The Rhodes Stage 73 model was used on the 1973 and 1975 tours.

For the 1977 tour, a third Rhodes model was used -- the larger Stage 88. It too had chrome legs for a stand, but had a full-length keyboard with 88 notes (the same number of keys as a standard piano).

In this photo, A Fender Rhodes Eighty-Eight can be seen behind Dr. Dre. Notice the lettering that says "Eighty Eight."

Francisco Durán used the Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 88 keyboard during the legendary finale of the "Ven aquí" tour at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico, as evidenced in this Instagram post: (https://www.instagram.com/p/C9ZI8MNuGGw/?img_index=2).

Mike over at Retrolinear restored all 3 of Donald Fagens 88 key Fenders, Lucy, Grace and Wilma. Lucy is demosntrated post-refurb in the video I linked but the otehr 2 pianos can be head on youtube as well as on documenting the process on Lucy (apparently Mike's favorite). You can read all about the restoration of Grace in 2011 and Lucy in 2013 in articles on teh Retrolinear website (http://www.retrolinear.com/new-stuff/you-go-back-jack-and-do-it-again.aspx http://www.retrolinear.com/new-stuff/steely-dan-round-2!!!.aspx).

As mentioned in 'Inside The Robert Glasper Experiment Band' at 02:22 one of his favourite instruments it's used on some of his favourite records 'Off the Wall' - Michael Jackson and Herbie Hancock - 'Sunlight'

A Fender Rhodes with 88 keys is seen as part of Jesse’s rig for Maroon 5’s 2005 Headlining tour.

In a mid-70s studio photo, Edgar Winter is pictured with a Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 88, highlighting its use in his music production.

A Rhodes Mark 1 Eighty-Eight can be seen on the left as Keith Godchaux and The Grateful Dead rehearse at the Orpheum Theater in June 1976 in San Francisco, California.

In the video titled "Timeless Rhythms in Mexico City | Raúl Sotomayor" by Ableton, at timestamp 0:38, a Fender Rhodes Mark I Stage 88 is clearly visible on the left side of the screen in Raúl Sotomayor's studio, confirming its use by the artist.