Led Zeppelin Trivia: 10-Question Quiz Challenge

Many Led Zeppelin songs began as reworkings of older blues or folk numbers, sometimes without initial credit; high-profile disputes (e.g., Willie Dixon’s claim over “Whole Lotta Love”) led to later songwriting credit changes and settlements.

The band routinely avoided conventional press and publicity stunts; they famously refused to release or promote singles like contemporary bands did, preferring the album experience and letting word-of-mouth and live shows build their mystique.