Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones recalls a "most unusual" collab he had while working as a session player in the mid-1960s.

Black Country Communion’s second album, BCC2, established them as one of the greatest supergroups of the 21st century ...

"I got into Jimi Hendrix, Cream, the Who and all those great English bands like Led Zeppelin while smoking pot with my friends. "Later, when I was on tour, Robert Plant actually opened for me.

When you spend a great deal of time in the car graveyards of the world, as I do, you learn that many interesting items take their final tow-truck ride to Ewe Pullet inside the doomed vehicles. Usually ...

Based on interviews with Jimmy Page, the rest of Led Zeppelin, old girlfriends, tour managers, session musicians and more, Jimmy Page: The Definitive Biography by long-time Led Zeppelin aficionado ...

Based on interviews with Jimmy Page, the rest of Led Zeppelin, old girlfriends, tour managers, session musicians and more, Jimmy Page: The Definitive Biography by long-time Led Zeppelin aficionado ...

It started off with one pinball. Machine and an arcade game and it just kind of expanded from there and it just kept growing, growing to keep up with their collection of pinball machines.

Dive into how The Windy City helped shape the pinball industry in this latest installment of Second City Firsts. Spotlight Chicago airs weekdays on WGN from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

There’s a quarter mile of wire and 3,500 components in each pinball machine, and it takes about 30 hours of work to finish assembling one. They are methodically inspected every step of the way.

Led Zeppelin wasn’t put together in the most natural way possible. When you hear music that is as genre-defining as theirs, you are forgiven for thinking that they had been playing together for years ...

I love Led Zeppelin as much as the next classic rock snob. It’s hard not to. They’re one of the most iconic, influential acts of their day and still arguably the best hard rock band to ever run a ...

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