"Lick And A Promise" - Aerosmith

Ted Nugent is anti-drugs, anti-alcohol, anti-nicotine, & anti quite a few other things. He loathes, absolutely loathes being in the presence of people on substances & when he used the terms "slobbering encounters" & "wipe your chin" Im assuming he meant Page was less than sober. Ted Nugents one admitted vice is underaged girls. Maybe Jimmy Page wouldn't give the Nuge Lori Maddox's phone number when he was done, who knows.

"One Way Street" - Aerosmith

"Little Miss Lover" - Jimi Hendrix

Why? Was it something he said? He praised Zeppelin's music as being "classic", as having "soul", "integrity", "attitude", & "class". What's with the hatin' on the Nuge, Deborah J? I'm just busting chops. Well Im certainly not a fan of his musically or personally but at least I give it to him that he can seperate his personal dislikes of Page from Zeppelin's music. And to think I haven't even posted any of Keith Richards lovely opinions yet. A pleasure yet to come

"I Could Have Stood You Up" - Keith Richards & The X-Pensive Winos

"Last Man Standing" by Jerry Lee Lewis. All duets. Some of the guests are Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger & Ron Wood, Keith Richards, & Wille Nelson, who in my opinion are on the standout tracks.

Ted Nugent in "Superstar Facts & Pix No. 25 - The Complete History Of Led Zeppelin & Current Metal Kings" 1991: "Hey Zep made rock'n'roll history. Musically? Mostly good. Otherwise, mostly bad.The first LP is classic. It's got soul. It's got attitude. And it's got musical integrity & tenacity that dwarfs nearly all others. The soul & class came from Bonham & Jones, the rhythm section extrodinaire. The attitude was mostly Plant's spit, and the bombast was the guitar masterpieces of Page. I first met JP in '67 on the last Yardbirds tour. That and subsequent meetings, six total I believe, confirmed in my mind that this was a hippie of the lowest caliber. Though today, far from those slobbering encounters, I still whip out the occasional 'Whole Lotta Love' lick, but still have zero respect from the man as a human being. Does it matter? No. Ultimately, his stupidity taught me valuable lessons. Thanks for the cool licks, Jim, and the lessons. Wipe your chin"

"High Voltage" - AC/DC

Yeah Ive been listening to him for hours straight. Now it's "Mess Of Blues" by Elvis.

"(Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I' - Elvis Presley

Not to be overly sentimental but those pictures are very heartwarming.

"(Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame" - Elvis Presley

"Burning Love" - Elvis Presley

Wow, that's a nice one. Never knew Page used that 12 string on stage in the 60's.

"Broken Boy Soldier" - The Raconteurs

"Kind Hearted Woman Blues" - Robert Johnson

"Doin' The Things That They Want To" - Lou reed

"Cities In The Dust" - Siouxsie & The Banshees

"Oh Yoko!" - John Lennon

"Woman" - John Lennon

"Junk" - Paul McCartney

"I'd Have You Anytime" - George Harrison

"Free As A Bird" - The Beatles

"Freedom" - Jimi Hendrix