Browsing: Led Zeppelin

It was 1969, Zeppelin recorded a track for their album Led Zeppelin II. A song they took credit for writing, called “Bring it On Home.” You may know it. Goes like this. Great song. One problem though – they didn’t write it.

The passing of musical titans, the recording of a HUGE collaboration between Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and much more in this weeks’ “blues past!”

For the first time in 20 years, Led Zeppelin’s album material will be remastered with exciting and never-before-heard bonus tracks, both live and studio.

During the video you’ll hear from Paul Stanley of KISS, Joe Perry and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. Ozzy Osborne of Black Sabbath and two members of Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. Dicky Betts, Butch Trucks and Gregg Allman talk about the Allman Brothers and their interpretation of the blues. Pete Townshend talks about how much he dislikes Led Zeppelin, not really sure if he was kidding or not…he had a bit of a smirk on his face. Eddie Van Halen also appears and adds his two cents about the blues.

Producer and engineer behind Led zeppelin’s most iconic work, as well as Exile On Main Street and much more has passed away.

“You need to see the Capricorns – I’ve got nothing to do in 2014.” this is the statement Robert Plant made over the weekend to members of the Australian media and to us it sounds like he’s open to another get together with Page and Jones.

Legendary blues musician Buddy Guy was honored by the Kennedy Center back on December 3rd — but unless you were in the building that night, you probably haven’t seen the amazing show.

Guy, 76, is one of the pioneers in the Chicago blues style that pushed the sound of the electric guitar to the forefront of blues music. It was a version of the blues that drifted over the Atlantic to Britain and echoed back in the heart-pounding rock sound of Led Zeppelin

A widely famous song dating to an epic flood in the 1920s has continued to weave into popular culture, solidifying it’s place in music history thanks to one of the most iconic rock bands of all time.

Rock legend Robert Plant is set to headline the 25th anniversary of Clarksdale’s Sunflower River Blues and Gospel Festival.