Newsday — Led Zeppelin founder Jimmy Page said in court Wednesday he was unaware of an instrumental by the California band Spirit that he is now accused of lifting for "Stairway to Heaven." more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Page takes stand in Zeppelin lawsuit more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page is expected to give more testimony in a copyright infringement trial on Thursday where the British band is accused of stealing the opening chords of its classic "Stairway to Heaven" from anoth... more info

BBC News - UK — Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page denies stealing the riff to Stairway to Heaven as he takes the stand in a copyright trial. more info

Yahoo! Music — The Led Zeppelin band member finishes his testimony and the court warns the plaintiff's attorney about wasting time. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page took the stand in a copyright lawsuit Wednesday, defending himself against allegations he ripped off the famous opening guitar chords from the band’s epic hit “Stairway to Heaven.”  Page, his... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page took the stand in a copyright lawsuit Wednesday, defending himself against allegations he ripped off the famous opening guitar chords from the band’s epic hit “Stairway to Heaven.”  Page, his... more info

New York Times — Mr. Page, 72, defended himself in court, saying that when he finally heard the song “Taurus” by the lesser-known group Spirit, it sounded “totally alien” to him. more info

Guardian Music — Guitarist testified he hadn’t heard the song Taurus until a few years agoLawyer says chords that begins Stairway were lifted from the Spirit tuneLed Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page testified Wednesday that until a few years ago he had never hear... more info

The Mirror — The guitarist said he only became aware of the track in recent years more info