Jimmy Page

It’s a Celebration Day on WBLM! Happy Birthday to the one, the only, Jimmy Page. The revolutionary songwriter, producer, guitarist and leader of Led Zeppelin turned 72 over the weekend .

Jimmy Page is still keeping most details regarding his long-awaited return to solo work under wraps, but he's definitely planning to make some noise in 2016.

Jimmy Page joined Paul Rodgers and members of Cheap Trick, Guns N' Roses and Nirvana on stage to perform a Led Zeppelin favorite.

Man, oh man, November 11 is a huge day in Blimp history for legendary names at the Civic Center!

Jimmy Page talks about why the plan to continue working with John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham after Led Zeppelin's 2007 reunion broke down.

Jimmy Page reveals that he doesn't foresee another Led Zeppelin reunion as the band members would have to agree and agree for the right reasons.

Both by birthright and through work experience, Jason Bonham has a better understanding of the inner workings of Led Zeppelin than most people, and he shared a bit of that knowledge during a recent appearance on Train frontman Pat Monahan's podcast.

You won't find many Metallica fans who list 2003's St. Anger among their favorite of the band's albums, and producer Bob Rock understands why.

Jimmy Page has apparently won a community argument with Robbie Williams over a proposed underground extension at his pop-star neighbor's central London home.

Led Zeppelin will present a global premiere to their upcoming Physical Graffiti reissue with a live event on Thursday that includes a stream of the album and a Q&A session with Jimmy Page.

"You know who knows me? My clothes. My clothes know me very well."

There are some questions that certain celebrities will never be able to get away from, and for Jimmy Page, that list definitely includes, "Will we see a Led Zeppelin reunion?"

Jimmy Page's work curating the ongoing series of deluxe Led Zeppelin reissues has already given fans a number of previously unreleased recordings.

Jimmy Page is offering fans an intimate look into Led Zeppelin's most famous song, sharing memories and insights as a record spins in front of him.

Jimmy Page says he isn't worried about Led Zeppelin overshadowing his solo plans.

With all the Jimi on the Blimp today with 20 Albums in 20 Days, there's been a lot of discussion on whether Hendrix is the best ever.