Of all the studio sessions you did back in the 1960's, I believe my favorite is one you did with Joe Cocker way before he bacame famous. Most Jimmy Page fans know you played guitar on the Beatles song "With a little help from my friends" with Joe, however my favorite was when you did the guitar part for "I'll Cry Instead" by the Beatles on Joe's 1964 version. That was really soon after they released it. Were you a Beatle fan back then or was it just another session? Were you smitten and hyper-aware of the Beatle phenomenon at that time? I'd bet that was one of the first, if not The First, cover of a Lennon-McCartney song by a rocker. Tell me about the session and your thoughts of that song and The Beatles, please.

^ That's got my favorite live Zep version of "Goin' Down". Too bad RocknRoll is screwed up on the recording.