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Where did the name Led Zeppelin come from? John Paul Jones answers

Page tells us what he had in mind for Led Zeppelin. Taken from 'Profiled' copyright 1990 Atlantic Recording Corporation

Taken from Profiled, Jimmy talks about his inspirations for playing guitar. Question: Is it true that Elvis Presley's "Baby Let's Play House" got you into Rock and Roll?

Bill asks a question about Hendrix

This is dedicated to the women who have dated (maybe briefly) our Rolling Stone men in no particular order: Mick Jagger (Bianca Jagger, Marsha Hunt, Luciana Morad, Olivia Hussey, Chrissie Shrimpton, Sophie Dahl, Carly Simon, Marianne Faithfull, Sue Lyon, Susan Dey, Brigette Bardot, Pamela Des Barres, Bebe Buell, Janice Dickinson, Carla Bruni, Jerry Hall) Keith Richards (Anita Pallenberg, Pattie...

This video is dedicated to Kyle Baker-luxary cartooning.

Who's the best? You guys decide. The selected songs are: Harrison: And Your Bird Can Sing (Revolver) Something (Abbey Road) My Sweet Lord (All Things Must Pass) Jimmy Page: Black Dog (Led Zeppelin IV) Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin

Some Massachusetts folk watching this might catch some of the buildings and places such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T), the state flag, the state flower, the governor etc...etc... I was born in Conway, Massachusetts and moved out to California in the late 1970s. I haven't been back to Massachusetts in years since my relatives live elsewhere.

Paul starts his talk about a tune that the others were thinking about while recording "Helter Skelter". The tune was turned out to be "Hippy Hippy Shake".

This from the Get Back sessions in 1969. Billy Preston is on the organ and the tune is regonizable as a Plastic Ono Band tune.

Just imagine falling in love with a woman that gives you a parking ticket! This is exactly what McCartney does in this song recorded in 1967 for Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band record. To the background is another Tom and Jerry cartoon called: "Jerry's Cousin". Jerry evidently gets some tips from his mean, dominate mouse cousin.

I picked a bunch of famous guitarists and put it to the tune of "Mainstreet" by Bob Seger. The guitarists in order are: Chet Atkins (b. June 20, 1924- June 30, 2001) George Harrison Band: The Beatles (b. February 25, 1943- November 29, 2001) Eric Clapton Band: Cream (b. March 30, 1945) Peter Frampton (b. April 22, 1950) Duane Allman Band: Allman Brothers (b. November 20, 1946- October 29, 1971)...

This song is from the 'Eat a Peach" album and the first song the band did without Duane Allman, who died four months before it was released. The lyrics: "Crossroads, will you ever let him go" is perhaps a reference to Robert Johnson, blues guitarist, who went to a crossroad and solded his soul to the devil.

Round Here- Counting Crows

Helter Skelter outtake- The Beatles

Swampi- William Penn V

Dear Prudence- The Beatles

El Condor Pasa- Simon and Garfunkle

An Untitled Protest- Country Joe and The Fish

Going to California- Led Zeppelin

Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen

Dig A Pony- The Beatles

Sun King- The Beatles

Gnik Nus- The Beatles

Satellite- Dave Matthews Band

Re: Ringo In All His Glory