Artist	Song
Nirvana	Heartbreaker
from Sliver - The Best of the Box (2005)
Heart	Black Dog (Live)
from Dreamboat Annie Live (2007)
Corinne Bailey Rae	Since I've Been Loving You
from Corinne Bailey Rae - Rarities (2007)
Jeff Buckley	Night Flight
from Live At Sin-é (Legacy Edition) [Audio Version] (2003)
Tori Amos	Thank You
from Crucify - EP (2008)
Hootie & The Blowfish	Hey Hey What Can I Do?
from The Best of Hootie & The Blowfish (1993-2003) (2004)
The Jason Bonham Band	The Ocean
from In the Name of My Father - the ZepSet (1997)
Dread Zeppelin	Your Time Is Gonna Come
from Dread Zeppelin: Best of the I.R.S. Years (2009)
King Curtis	Whole Lotta Love (Studio Single Version)
from Rhino Hi-Five: King Curtis - EP (2006)
Ann Wilson	Immigrant Song
from Hope & Glory (2007)
Dream Theater	Led Zeppelin Medley: The Rover / Achilles Last Stand / The Song Remains the Same (Live)
from A Change of Seasons (2008)
Great White	All My Love (Live)
from A Double Dose: Great Zeppelin / Recover (2006)
Pat Travers	Houses of the Holy
from 12 Bars to Heaven - Pepper Cake Labelsampler (2008)
Godsmack	Good Times, Bad Times
from Good Times, Bad Times - Ten Years of Godsmack (2007)
Jake Shimabukuro	Going to California
from My Life (2007)
The Lovemongers	Battle of Evermore (Live)
from Battle of Evermore - EP (1993)
Otis Clay	Since I've Been Loving You
from All Blues's Up: Songs of Led Zeppelin (2002)
Big Head Todd & The Monsters	Tangerine (Live)
from Live Monsters (2008)
The Dickies	Communication Breakdown
from Stukas Over Disneyland (2006)
Coalesce	Out On the Tiles
from There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (2009)
Brave Combo & Tiny Tim	Stairway to Heaven
from Girl (1996)
Mojo Nixon	When the Levee Breaks
from When the Levee Breaks (2001)
Sones de Mexico Ensemble	Four Sticks
from Esta Tierra Es Tuya (This Land Is Your Land) (2007)
Devil in a Woodpile	Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
from In Your Lonesome Town (2005)
Bruce Lash	Misty Mountain Hop
from Prozak for Lovers II (2004)
Sophie And Kia	Dancing Days
from Spin (2005)

Comment:

Pick your favorite kind of music, name your favorite artist — chances are, they've tried their hand at a Led Zeppelin classic. Country Music Hall of Famer Dolly Parton strips away all the heaviosity from "Stairway To Heaven" to reveal the lyric's underlying vulnerability, cradling it in a lacy web of acoustic intimacy. Godsmack collapses four decades of rock history into three minutes flat with "Good Times, Bad Times," touching the bases of Alice in Chains, Aerosmith, and Black Sabbath before glossing up Led Zep with an alt-metal sheen at home plate. And it's one thing to cut an [i]album[/i]'s worth of reggaefied tributes to your favorite band . . . but is this any way to build a career? Don't ask us — ask Dread Zeppelin, but only after you've listened to them dunk Zeppelin, ABC, Queen, and Elvis in a great big barrel of Red Stripe and set the Mixmaster to [i]high[/i] on "Your Time Is Gonna Come." But that's not all — from Jeff Buckley to Tori Amos, from Hootie & The Blowfish to Heart, artists from every corner of the music galaxy rode Led Zeppelin in brand-new directions, taking their music to unimagined heights.

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