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Jimmy Page Discusses Led Zeppelin III By By Brad Tolinksi, Photo by Ross Halfin published 23 December 10 On the 40th anniversary of its release, guitarist Jimmy Page discusses the importance of Led Zeppelin III, the band’s multidimensional explosion of electric and acoustic music.
