Does Jimmy Page and Robert Plant get along?

Robert Plant Remains “Great Friends” With Jimmy Page, Still Plans To Do “Different Things” – Rolling Stone.

Does Jimmy Page hate Robert Plant?

Jimmy Page has gone public with his frustration over Robert Plant’s refusal to reunite Led Zeppelin, announcing that he is “fed up” with the singer’s “games”. “I was told last year that Robert Plant said he is doing nothing in 2014, and what do the other two guys think?” Page recently told the New York Times.

Does Robert Plant still perform?

Robert Plant is one of the most well respected singers still out there performing. Rolling Stone magazine has included him on the list of “100 Greatest Singers of All Time” and he has also been nominated for numerous Grammy awards.

Did Phil Collins play drums Led Zeppelin?

Jimmy Page has said that it was a mistake to enlist Phil Collins to fill in on drums for Led Zeppelin at Live Aid. Collins and drummer Tony Thompson both played live with the reunited Led Zep – Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones – at the legendary 1985 concert, as did session musician Paul Martinez.

What was Robert Plant’s relationship like with Led Zeppelin?

Robert Plant’s relationship with Led Zeppelin has been very well documented since they broke up. Going as far back as 1982 in fact. Yes… that early. In 1982 in an interview supporting his first solo album Pictures at Eleven, Plant made this quote regarding a Led Zeppelin reunion: “There is no functional purpose for keeping things going”

Will Led Zeppelin ever reunite?

Yes… that early. In 1982 in an interview supporting his first solo album Pictures at Eleven, Plant made this quote regarding a Led Zeppelin reunion: “There is no functional purpose for keeping things going” In 1985 he said the following: “Being in Led Zeppelin was like living in a goldfish bowl… things were done on such a grand scale.

How did Led Zep make you feel like a wedding singer?

Plant, just recently, stated that in the beginning of Led Zep he felt like “A Wedding Singer” in front of the other three guys, because their intensely great musicianship was daunting to him – both Page and Jonesy had been session musicians, and Bonham was a force of nature on the drumkit…..