Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page testified in a copyright infringement trial on Wednesday that he did not recall hearing until recently the song containing the musical riff his band is accused of stealing for its 1971 hit "St... more info

USA Today Music — He said he only recently heard the song the band allegedly lifted on 'Stairway to Heaven.'             more info

MSN Music — The trial over whether Led Zeppelin copied the iconic guitar riff in "Stairway to Heaven" from Spirit's "Taurus" may end abruptly, after a video shown during opening statements sparked a discussion about a potential mistrial. more info

Mercury News, California — Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page and Robert Plant appear in court, as lawsuit accusing them of stealing 'Stairway to Heaven’ begins. more info

NME — Band are accused of copying the guitar riff for their classic track more info

Detroit Free Press — Case will determine whether band lifted famous instrumental intro from another artist.             more info

NME — The legendary band are accused of copying the guitar riff from 'Stairway To Heaven' more info

USA Today Music — Case will determine whether band lifted famous instrumental intro from another artist.             more info

Uncut — The trial is scheduled to last five days Led Zeppelin Jimmy Page and Robert Plant have appeared in court in California to deny plagiarising elements of their 1971 track “Stairway …Continue reading » The post Robert Plant and Jimmy Page ap... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — According to The Pulse Of Radio, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant appeared yesterday (June 14) at Los Angeles federal court for what is officially known as "Michael Skidmore vs. Led Zeppelin et al" — but mainly referred to as the "Stairway To Heave... more info