Jimmy Page

Jimmy Page’s favorite songs from 'The Song Remains the Same' showcased the dichotomy that was always present in their music.

Jimmy Page regretted choosing an outdoor, nighttime, winter mountain climb for his 'The Song Remains the Same' movie vignette.

Jimmy Page purposely gave up playing his guitar on his Lucifer Rising soundtrack. He had nothing left to prove on the instrument.

It’s little wonder Led Zeppelin earns millions of dollars each year for music that continues winning over fans around the world.

Jimmy Page said his guitar playing improved with Led Zeppelin because he had to keep up with his bandmates.

Robert Plant and Jimmy Page worked together in Led Zeppelin. Years later, a headline about Page helped with Plant's solo career.

David Bowie and Jimmy Page were both interested in the occult. This led to a frightening night when Bowie worried Page had cursed him.

Writing part of 'Led Zeppelin III' while traveling started a chain reaction that inspired "Kashmir.”

Jimmy Page used exactly the same approach to play two of his best Led Zeppelin guitar solos.

Jimmy Page said Led Zeppelin’s BBC recordings were better than The Beatles' because they moved the music forward in new directions.

The innovative Jimmy Page praised Syd Barrett’s genius-level work with Pink Floyd.

Jimmy Page regrets he never saw a gone-too-soon guitarist during Led Zeppelin's early days.

A powerful car, a late-night drive, and a donkey in the road almost killed Jimmy Page before he formed Led Zeppelin.

Robert Plant hardly changed the words from the songs Led Zeppelin borrowed from, which is why Jimmy Page blamed him for the band's lawsuits.

Waiting to hear Jimmy Page's underrated solo on 'The Ocean' was worth it for Led Zeppelin fans.

Some of Led Zeppelin’s best songs didn’t need Jimmy Page guitar solos to make them stand out.

'Since I've Been Loving You' is one of Jimmy Page's best Led Zeppelin songs because of the solo, the inventiveness, and how they recorded it.

We can understand why Jimmy Page was terrified by a terse response during his first Yardbirds recording.

Hindsight shows us how wrong Jimmy Page was about the 'Houses of the Holy' cover, which perfectly reps the album's music.

Jimmy Page's hard work on 'Whole Lotta Love' has helped the freaky midsection stand the test of time.