Jimmy Page Shares Rare Ten Years Gone Demo

0:00On March 30, Jimmy Page just dropped a rare home demo on his YouTube channel, an instrumental track that turned into the heartfelt song, Ten Years. Gone from Led Zeppelin's 1975 album, Physical Graffiti, he recorded this rough version in his studio at Plumpton Place, then played it for the band at Headley Grange, where Robert Plant added those killer, lyrics to bring it to life. Fans are buzzing about this glimpse into Zeppelin's creative process, especially since Plant's words touch on lost love and time-passing, like lines. About a woman who's moved on with her washing machine and sports car after ten years gone, this isn't Page's first share like this. Back in 2023, he posted a never-heard demo of the rain song to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Houses of the Holy. Page calls it a cool footnote to physical graffiti history, giving us all a front-row seat to how magic gets made in Rock's Golden Era. You've been listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.