Jimmy Page is considered a guitar hero by many; however, his inspiration had to come from somewhere, and in this instance, it was one natural guitar player.

Jimmy Page came out of hiding, emerging at the grand opening of London’s Gibson Garage alongside Brian May and Tony Iommi. Fanfare ensued, as did news of Gibson’s launching of a faithful Collector’s ...

Jimmy Page's sloppy playing didn't stop him from becoming one of the most influential guitarists in rock history. Critics may ...

Jimmy Page had already cut his teeth in the rock world as a member of the Yardbirds in the late '60s, but it was with Led ...

“Jimmy Page taking a bow to his guitar strings, and John Bonham playing an extended drum solo.” It was a historic night and a loud introduction of a band to a new country.