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JIMMY PAGE And BRIAN MAY To Judge Charity Guitar Competition Sunday

July 22, 2005

Launch Radio Networks reports: LED ZEPPELIN guitarist Jimmy Page and QUEEN guitarist Brian May will be among the celebrity judges at a charity guitar competition this weekend. They've signed on to vote at Riffathon 2005, which takes place at the Hammersmith Palais in London on Sunday (July 24). Competitors will play songs including QUEEN's "Hammer To Fall" and "One Vision", ZEPPELIN's "Celebration Day", "Immigrant Song" and "Rock And Roll", BOSTON's "More Than A Feeling", and ZZ TOP's "Tush". Proceeds from the event will benefit the ABC Trust, the charitable operation started by Page's wife Jimena that works to help street children in Brazil.

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