Actually, Classic Rock asked everyone to vote on “the greatest guitar solo ever.” And Page beat out the work of David Gilmour and Jimi Hendrix for his “Stairway to Heaven” solo.

“Stairway to Heaven” was written by Page and Led Zeppelin ... Of course, they all come together for what I call the fanfare before the guitar solo,” Page told Rolling Stone.

LED Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven ... Jimmy Page's solo incredibly ballsy and a little bit flash, but it is also brilliantly structured. "The resurgence of great, guitar-driven music safeguards ...

The sheet music appeared ... point to where on the deposit copy of Stairway to Heaven it indicates the solo?” Malofiy asked, referring to the electric guitar finale that’s considered one ...

Regardless of the verdict, the debate as to whether Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” was ... re-creations of the sheet music as performed alternately on acoustic guitar and electric ...

In an interview with Phil Sutcliffe in Mojo in 2000, Page recalled that he wrote the music ... Stairway To Heaven was a high point of their live set and the band were extending the song to over 10 ...

Jimmy Page’s impact on rock music ... guitar riffs and truly unforgettable solos. You instantly know them when you hear them, whether it’s the transcendent rise of “Stairway to Heaven ...

The track features an acoustic guitar ... “Stairway to Heaven” and “Taurus” in determining their verdict. Instead, they heard an expert perform both songs based on the original sheet music.

It doesn’t get much more epic than a great rock ‘n’ roll guitar solo. Since the dawn of contemporary music ... From Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” to Blue Öyster Cult’s ...

Plus, Stairway is a radio king, clocking something like 2,985,000 plays, netting nearly $2 million. It's also thought to be the best-selling piece of sheet music in rock history, with royalties of $1 ...

By the end of that year, “Stairway To Heaven ... guitar part for a sweeping, layered piece, building from acoustic and organ to an electric climax, that he’d been talking about in the music ...