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Details: Written by: Wingmaster; Published: December 01, 2010

http://www.rockradio.co.uk/rock-news/led-zep-guitarist-promises-new-page/emg23n9j/

This was posted from our member, Michelle W. Rock radio of the UK stating that there may be a new Page album out.

"I hope so ... "

Details: Written by: Wingmaster; Published: September 29, 2010

Who Is Your Favorite ?

http://rockhall.com/inductees/

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominees 2011.

Details: Written by: Wingmaster; Published: September 13, 2010

http://www.lapcasttv.com/lapcast/archives/2010/ramseur.html

Ramseur Records Night in Nashville was telecast live on the web. Click on the link above and scroll down to see Langhorne's condensed set.

The band looked great against the Hard Rock Nashville logo. "We're Langhorne Slim and The Law." They played Rebel Side of Heaven, one of my fav's, his new song Take My Hand, and other Slim standards; Honey Pie, Colette and of course, Mary/Cut It Down. David Moore had a great keyboard solo in Restless. In the Midnight, "Somebody Say YEAH!" "Wake Up!" He absolutely pulls all of the energy from the crowd and sings his guts out, changing up the lyrics at times. We're listening, we're awake. We here watching up North had a game going on ... during which songs did he lose his hat ? Cheers along the with the webcast, hoedown in the living room. Rock ON Soulman !!

Details: Written by: Wingmaster; Published: September 08, 2010

This is an article in the New York Times, announcing the publication of a collection of photographs gathered by Jimmy Page throughout his career. As core Zeppelin fans, we appreciate the opening paragraph honoring Mr. Page's place in history.

"In the mythology of rock, Jimmy Page is the great guitar wizard, hurling Led Zeppelin’s thunder and fire down from the mountaintop. It’s an image that the band cultivated, of course, but it wouldn’t have stuck if it weren’t for Mr. Page’s skill, finesse and imagination, which made him one of the most influential guitarists in history. "

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/08/arts/music/08page.html?_r=1&hp