Jimmy Page

Jimmy Page made the most obvious comment when he heard what kind of music the Yardbirds wanted to play. We're thankful he went the other direction.

Led Zeppelin was fast in the studio when they recorded Presence at a furious pace because of The Rolling Stones.

Jimmy Page hated the trimmed version of one Led Zeppelin classic, and we have to agree with him.

One Led Zeppelin song didn’t reach the charts until 1997, nearly 30 years after its release.

Robert Plant impressed Jimmy Page so much he offer Plant the job of Led Zeppelin's singer within days.

These underrated Led Zeppelin songs prove the band's excellent deep cuts came throughout their career.

Careful listeners of 'Led Zeppelin III' heard an underrated song Jimmy Page and Robert Plant needed just two takes to make.

Jimmy Page made two major changes before recording 'Led Zeppelin II,' including one courtesy of Joe Walsh.

Jimmy Page wasn’t just a six-string wizard, and one song proved that his musical skills extended beyond the guitar.

Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page said one riff took listeners out of their comfort zone, and we can hear his point.

Jimmy Page's guitar sound on one Led Zeppelin classic reminded him of mythical creatures.

Led Zeppelin's first records were so groundbreaking that they inspired Ozzy Osbourne and his Black Sabbath bandmates switch their sound.

Part of Led Zeppelin's rock 'n' roll lifestyle included Jimmy Page’s drug use, which he never felt got out of hand though it nearly fractured the band.

Jimmy Page’s skill as a producer and engineer helped him get away with a lie to the label as he stitched together Led Zeppelin’s 'Coda.'

He gave the world several memorable songs, but Jimmy Page once called one Led Zeppelin song his “baby.”

Led Zeppelin broke up rather than soldier on after John Bonham died, and Jimmy Page once revealed the real reason they couldn’t replace him.

He’s a virtuoso on six strings, but Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page once described what’s so cool about all guitar playing, and he makes a great point.

Anyone can play the notes, but playing the guitar just like Jimmy Page is nearly impossible, according to guitar maestro Joe Bonamassa.

Jimmy Page once explained the “everlasting quality” that helps :ed Zeppelin's 'Stairway to Heaven remain a classic.

Jimmy Page once hired a housesitter while he toured, but he found a nasty surprise that had him contemplating assault when he arrived back home.