Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The red Ferrari 246 Dino GTS owned by Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant during the band's heyday is to be auctioned this week.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It has been announced that Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant will be the subject of a new biography. The book is called Bring It On ...

Led Zeppelin had a significant impact on music, and it wasn’t only because of their tunes. Their manager, Peter Grant, changed everything about leading a group. But Led Zeppelin wasn’t his first ...

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It would be hard for music fans to argue Led Zeppelin didn’t leave a massive mark on popular music. In a little over a decade together, the band’s songs left their mark on fans everywhere, and manager ...

Crying would probably be pretty far down the list of emotions Led Zeppelin elicited with their music. Sure, they wrote several delicate songs that proved they had a soft side, but many of their tunes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When it comes to Bad Company, Rodgers tells Classic Rock’s Mark Blake that the band represented a massive step-up compared to ...

Helen Grant, daughter of Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant, is selling her stake in the legendary British band Rachel DeSantis is a senior writer on the music team at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

As any Led Zeppelin fan who has thumbed through Hammer of the Gods, seen the concert film The Song Remains the Same, or flipped TV channels showing any innumerable rock docs on TV can attest, manager ...

Manager Peter Grant's imposing style matched his towering frame — and both worked brilliantly to the advantage of the acts he served, most notably Led Zeppelin. Grant's life and rock 'n' roll legacy ...

Even with Jimmy Page’s searing guitar solos, Robert Plant’s wailing vocals, and John Bonham and John Paul Jones’ driving rhythm section, one could reasonably argue that without the honorary fifth ...