Led Zeppelin was number 1, but it wasn't "Stairway to Heaven" on the WPDH Memorial Day 500.

Led Zeppelin IV cemented the band’s place in rock history, transforming them from talented blues-rock musicians into gods of the genre. With iconic tracks like "Stairway to Heaven," "Black Dog," and ...

The first song the group cut for Led Zeppelin IV was “Black Dog,” a track inspired by, well, a nameless black lab that ran around unsupervised on the Headley Grange grounds. For the music on ...

Knowing his way around a recording studio helped him produce Led Zeppelin’s debut album in an astonishing amount of time. Page achieved his heavy guitar sound on “Black Dog,” Led Zeppelin IV ...

9. “Black Dog” (1971) Led Zeppelin - Black Dog (Official Audio) Nominally a blues—it follows the form, right down to Robert Plant’s carnal lyrics—“Black Dog” doesn’t feel as simple ...

When we play these incredible songs from Led Zeppelin IV from ‘Going to California,’ to ‘Black Dog’ to Stairway to Heaven,” it will sound like it does when you listen to the album.” ...

we will always have the magnificence of "Black Dog" kicking in as the strains of "Ramble On" fade out. Oof. Famously, ...

This weekend, “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” the first official documentary ... playing air hockey in a pinball parlor with “Black Dog” blasting through the speakers), is that the spirit of ...

On par with Heartbreaker and Black Dog, in terms of embodying that trademark Led Zeppelin octave-doubled single-note stomp groove, this song’s iconic intro/main riff demonstrates just how ...

Led Zeppelin IV was a huge album. Just about every track is regarded as a classic, and when you have songs like “Stairway to Heaven,” “Black Dog” and “Rock N Roll” to compete with ...