Artist	Song
Robert Plant	In the Mood
from The Principle of Moments (Remastered) (2007)
The Firm	Radioactive
from The Firm (2009)
Jimmy Page	Wasting My Time
from Outrider (1988)
Jimmy Page	Flashing Lights
from No Introduction Necessary (Deluxe Edition) (2005)
John Paul Jones	B. Fingers
from Zooma (1999)
The Honeydrippers	Sea of Love
from The Honeydrippers, Vol. 1 (Expanded) - EP (2007)
R.E.M.	Everybody Hurts
from Automatic for the People (2005)
Roy Harper	Hallucinating Light
from The Passions of Great Fortune, Vol. 1 (2005)
Robert Plant	Big Log
from The Principle of Moments (Remastered) (2007)
The Firm	Satisfaction Guaranteed
from The Firm (2009)
Robert Plant	Tall Cool One
from Now and Zen (Remastered) (2007)
Coverdale/Page	Shake My Tree
from Coverdale/Page (1993)
The Jimmy Rogers All Stars featuring Jimmy Page, Robert Plant & Eric Clapton	Gonna Shoot You Right Down (Boom Boom)
from Blues Blues Blues (1999)
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant	The Only One
from Outrider (1988)
Robert Plant	Ship of Fools
from Now and Zen (Remastered) (2007)
The Honeydrippers	Rockin' At Midnight
from The Honeydrippers, Vol. 1 (Expanded) - EP (2007)
Robert Plant	29 Palms
from Fate of Nations (2007)
Robert Plant	Burning Down One Side
from Pictures at Eleven (2007)
Coverdale/Page	Pride and Joy
from Coverdale/Page (1993)
Robert Plant	Little By Little
from Shaken 'N' Stirred (Remastered) (2007)
Roy Wood	Keep Your Hands On the Wheel
from On the Road Again (2008)
John Paul Jones	It's Coming (A Fanfare for the Millenium)
from Miniatures, Vol. 2 (2000)
Robert Plant & The Strange Sensation	All the Kings Horses
from Mighty Rearranger (Remastered) (2007)
The Firm	Someone to Love
from The Firm (2009)
Roy Harper	Bank of the Dead
from The Passions of Great Fortune, Vol. 1 (2005)
Jimmy Page	Thumping Beat
from No Introduction Necessary (Deluxe Edition) (2005)
Coverdale/Page	Absolution Blues
from Coverdale/Page (1993)

Comment:

Almost everyone knows that Jimmy Page spent virtually the entire '60s in the studio — check out our accompanying [i]Session Men[/i] playlist for more on that — but his [i]compadres[/i] also found creative outlets for their outsized musical talents while Zeppelin was parked in the hangar. John Paul Jones may not command the public's attention the way his bandmates do, but among musicians, it's another story entirely. R.E.M., at the height of their commercial success, could've contracted [i]anyone[/i] to pen an achingly gorgeous string arrangement for the [i]über[/i]sensitive "Everybody Hurts," but they wanted — and got — Jones. Mad poet-genius Roy Harper (the one Zeppelin's hats are off to) enlists Jones' tasteful, rock-solid bass to anchor the brooding darkness of "Hallucinating Light." When Sir Paul McCartney needed a beat-keeping powerhouse solid enough — and [i]loud[/i] enough — to keep his Godzilla- sized "Rockestra Theme" from imploding, he turned to late Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, as did ELO founder Roy Wood, for his pop-rockin' beach-bop bonanza "Keep Your Hands On the Wheel." And while fans might be cursing Alison Krauss for keeping Robert Plant from rejoining Zeppelin, when they hear their ramblin' rockabilly rendering of the Everly Brothers' "Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)," we guarantee they'll forgive them [i]both[/i].\\\\\\\\\\\\\

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