Johnny Hallyday Was More Than Just a Kitschy Gallic Misreading of Rock
It's hard to think of another male pop singer who could hold his own alongside exceptional female vocalists like Céline Dion.
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‘No Quarter’ Neither Galvanises Nor Destroys Jimmy Page’s Mythic Persona
Jimmy Page's mythic reputation is preserved with grace and pathos in Martin Power's biography.
The Strength of “Anatomy of a Song” Is Found in Its diverse and Impressive Group of Interviewees
A self-described “oral history jukebox” gives behind-the-scenes details about popular songs and the historical circumstances that shaped pop culture as we know it.
No Quarter: The Three Lives of Jimmy Page
In this excerpt of Martin Power's biography, Jimmy Page learns guitar, thanks to the skiffle, and makes his first television appearance as a young teen.
Led Zeppelin: In Through the Out Door (Deluxe Edition)
Led Zeppelin's final album proves to have more symbolic value than actual musical value.
Led Zeppelin: Presence (Deluxe Edition)
Led Zeppelin's most underappreciated album gets the remastered treatment.
Jeff Beck: Performing This Week… Live at Ronnie Scott’s
Recorded at the famed London jazz club of the same name, this sensational double disc set recasts many -- though not all -- of the individual highlights of Beck’s nearly 50-year career.
Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffiti (Deluxe Edition)
Physical Graffiti, Led Zeppelin's first last album, represents the most grandiose expression of these Brits at the height of their powers.
This Collection of the Band’s Memories Makes Led Zeppelin Actually Likeable
No matter how grandiose the Led Zeppelin legend gets, hearing the golden gods tell their tale is both astounding and more real than anything anyone could ever make up.
Robert Plant: Lullaby and… the Ceaseless Roar
You have to respect Robert Plant's desire to take the crowd-pleasing, Grammy-approved formula of his last few records into wilder, hazier places. But the results don’t always reach their intended target.
