Jimmy Page

Before he worked with Jeff Beck or hit it big on his own, Rod Stewart played 1 of his earliest sessions with Jimmy Page.

Anything could happen in London in the '60s. In this case, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page both ended up on the recording of a legendary bluesman.

While Led Zeppelin had some challenges during sessions for the band's 3rd album, Jimmy Page recalled 'Since I've Been Loving You' as the hardest 1.

On 'Led Zeppelin II,' listeners got something unusual in the way of Jimmy Page's unaccompanied solo. Page wanted it to sound different.

Was Jimmy Page working on a solo album at Led Zeppelin's peak? That was a rumor traced back to Keith Richards.

When Led Zeppelin released the explosive 'Travelling Riverside Blues' in 1990, fans couldn't help asking where the track had been hiding for so long.

While many rightfully consider 'Stairway to Heaven' to be the ultimate Led Zeppelin track, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page went with 'Kashmir.'

When Jimmy Page wrote 'The Rain Song,' he included a subtle hat-tip to George Harrison and his Beatles hit 'Something.'

One of the highlights of Led Zeppelin's 'Houses of the Holy' was a song Jimmy Page intended to be an instrumental.

Jimmy Page spoke of trotting out a guitar army on certain Led Zeppelin songs. And 1 section of a 'IV' track stood out as an early milestone.

Jimmy Page 1st did a version of 'Dazed and Confused' with The Yardbirds. But Led Zeppelin's take had several key differences.

After The Yardbirds broke up, Jimmy Page reworked some of his material for early Led Zeppelin albums. This track from 'III' was 1 of them.

For the acoustic-heavy 'Led Zeppelin III,' Jimmy Page thought the knockout punch of 'Immigrant Song' was the only way to begin.

During the series of Led Zeppelin concerts that made up the 'Song Remains the Same,' Jimmy Page went most of a week without sleeping a wink.

Led Zeppelin's 'In Through the Out Door' wasn't Jimmy Page's favorite album. And 'All My Love' was one reason why.

After the mammoth success of 'Led Zeppelin IV,' most bands would have tried to replicate the magic. But Jimmy Page and Zep went in a different direction.

Led Zeppelin wanted to do everything bigger, and the overwhelming 'Physical Graffiti' aimed to keep that tradition alive.

There were so many sides to Led Zeppelin that it can be hard to find a representative track. 'Over the Hills and Far Away' comes close.

While The Beastie Boys sampled Led Zeppelin on several occasions, Jimmy Page never took legal action against the rap group.

After Led Zeppelin recorded 'Stairway to Heaven,' Jimmy Page had to get a special guitar built for him.