Robert Plant and Alison Krauss share new version of Led Zeppelin classic
The duo breathe new life into a classic from ‘Led Zeppelin IV’.
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The Black Keys fire their managers in “amicable” agreement after arena tour cancellation
The Ohio garange rock group makes some changes following ticket woes.
The song that made Joni Mitchell relearn the piano: “I remember David Crosby just going crazy”
The Canadian singer-songwriter had to re-learn the piano in her 20s.
“It’s extraordinary”: Bono names the Bob Dylan song that altered songwriting
Bob Dylan is the U2 singer’s biggest songwriting influence.
John Paul Jones’ honest appraisal of Led Zeppelin: “We weren’t friends”
The bassist never felt particularly close with his bandmates.
“I was making all these changes”: Neil Young names the key to his classic sound
The Canadian singer-songwriter found his preferred band sound in 1969.
The musician Pete Townshend called “a genius at the highest level”
The Who’s guitarist was in awe of several late 20th century pop stars.
Pissing Money Away: When Ernest Hemingway appropriated his favourite urinal
What goes in must come out.
Good Looks – ‘Lived Here For A While’ album review: a charming indie record
Texan indie rockers return for a cohesive second album.
“It developed legs of its own”: The jazz classic that inspired The Stranglers’ ‘Golden Brown’
The waltzing jazz song behind a baroque-pop masterpiece.
The genre Robert Plant admitted he “was so wrong” about and embraced in later life
The Led Zeppelin singer finally came around…
Roger Daltrey on the two bands he felt were “beyond” The Who
The Who’s frontman discusses some of his contemporaries.