Jimmy Page is one of the most versatile musicians in the world, and this versatility was reflected in the music he loved to ...

In the beginning, three of rock’s greatest guitarist all lived within a 12-mile radius. What’s more, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jeff Beck were friends as they came of age in the same ...

Jimmy Page was interested in blues music. Not only did Cutler let Page and Williams order records for the store, but she also allowed them to “preview” records without buying them.

According to Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, this one guitarist defined the sound of the moment in the 1950s and '60s, inspiring all players that came after.

The Nymph is a one-watter with a 1/4-watt setting and a line out – and Page says he used his double neck to test it out ...

Jimmy Page has called playing with the Black Crowes an “infectious” experience as the blues-rock stalwart and the Atlanta, Georgia band look back on their iconic Greek Theatre show 25 years ...

Jimmy Page was born in Hounslow in 1944, and his passion for the guitar began at 12 years old when he heard Baby, Let's Play House by Elvis Presley. Jimmy had a few lessons, but was largely ...

Prison Blues – Jimmy Page (Outrider, 1988) If you’ve been along for Page’s wild ride dating back to the late ’60s, then Prison Blues, ...

“Prison Blues” by Jimmy Page from Outrider (1988). A straight-up blues-rock masterpiece. This song could easily have Robert Plant fly in from the top ropes and begin singing about his love ...

Jimmy Page Is Back in Court Again Over Led Zeppelin’s ‘Dazed and Confused’ Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top Engineer Terry Manning Dies at 77 The Most and Least-Played Song Off Every Led Zeppelin Album ...

Blues guitar legend Buddy Guy has influenced some the greatest rock guitarists of all time, including Eric Clapton Jimmy Page and Gary Clarke Jr. But the factors that led to his inspiration may ...