Led Zeppelin – Turn Me On, Dead Man

Led Zeppelin: Plagiarism? “Trampled Under Foot”

“Trampled Under Foot” was included on the 1975 album Physical Graffiti. By the this time criticisms about Led Zeppelin lifting ideas from

“In My Time of Dying” is a song that already had a long history by the time Led Zeppelin recorded their version,

Despite my criticisms about Led Zeppelin’s sorry history of not citing their sources I remain a Led Zeppelin fan. Physical Graffiti has

On Led Zeppelin IV (or Untitled, The Runes Album, Zoso or whatever you want to call it), Led Zeppelin listed Memphis Minnie

One of the reasons Jimmy Page liked the name “Led Zeppelin” was that it suggested music that was both light and heavy.

Jimmy Page was well versed in a variety of guitar styles. Beyond blues and rock, Page was fascinated with folk styles, and

“Since I’ve Been Loving You” is a slow blues number on Led Zeppelin III, which was released in 1970. The common perception

Some persistent misinformation involving “Black Dog” has been floating around for quite some time now. The first point is that “Black Dog,”

“Custard Pie” opens the 1975 double-LP Physical Graffiti and it served notice that even after six albums, Robert Plant was still drawing

In the movie Wayne’s World, Wayne goes to the music store and begins to play the opening chords of “Stairway to Heaven”