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Below, find three of Jimmy Page's favorite classic rock bands. Are these era-defining groups on your list, too?

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Gov’t Mule, photo by John Patrick Gatta On Tuesday night, Oct. 21, Gov’t Mule rolled into South Carolina with their fall Back ...

Longtime Grateful Dead photographer Bob Minkin will highlight the vibrant musical ecosystem of '70s and '80s NYC in 'New York Rocked!'.