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When you think Led Zeppelin, you probably don’t immediately picture emotional, operatic, slow cinematic scores. Yet a musical soundtrack piece with romantic lyrics and soaring vocal highs has ...

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"The film incorporates at least two performances of 'Dazed and Confused' -- one by the Yardbirds and one by Led Zeppelin," the suit says. According to the filing, the film says the Yardbirds ...

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When you hear the heavy, drawn-out and shredding style that he performs with Alice In Chains, there is no doubt a Led Zeppelin influence there, but they don’t sound like they’re totally ripping off ...

Declaring that Page transformed the song for Led Zeppelin without giving him credit, Holmes took it to the courts. Finding common ground, Page and Holmes apparently agreed on a settlement.

He now claims that a performance of the song by The Yardbirds in a recent Led Zeppelin documentary used his version, but it wasn’t licensed as such The lawsuit centres on recordings of the song ...

When Page took the track to Led Zeppelin, the version now recognised as the classic appeared on their 1969 debut album, credited to Page as the sole songwriter. You may like Unseen Led Zeppelin ...