That's exactly what I was thinking. He was in one of the most successful bands in the world and he talks like a regular guy who works in a coffee shop.
@Ed Looking at the photo now (it's on my website, google it if you wish - there's also a pic of me with Robert Plant), I'd say an inch or so shorter than me... and I'm 5' 11".
The Begging is always Keith, opening riff, that's his specialty. But I think Jimmy did the solo, and there's two. Maybe he did both, but the 2nd solo really sounds like Jimmy
yes, it's a great thing for fans all over the world to see and understand, the both bands were never jealous or envious about each other. So people-stop saying x is the best or y is the best. Both were and are unique! We should be glad to have them still alive!
Well so were Mick Taylor and Keith. They hired a guitarist like Taylor in 1969 because all the bands at the time had flashy lead guitarist. Blind Faith. Deep purple. They needed that sound. Jimmy probably loved Keith’s rhythm he loved Chuck Berry and one of his early favorites was Rumble by Link Wray. And you don’t get heavier rhythm than that.
when I grew up jimmy was like GOD and you didn`t have the internet or even many pictures back then just the one on the album and in a magazine and in them jimmy always looked like he was in a dream or a fogged mirror or something and you add living in Alister crowly castle. it was pretty far out.
I have songs that I put on the ole juke box when I shoot APA 8 ball pool - this is one of them - But I never knew it was both Page and Stones - no wonder I love it
Ronnie famously called up jimmy after his wife and jimmy had wandered off together from woods home and said how's our bird which common english slang for a girl.
It’s funny. I was just listening to a recent interview with Mick Jagger about the song Scarlet from Goats Head Soup sessions that Jimmy played guitar on. Mick was commenting how good Jimmys memory is about those things. I’m this interview Page can’t even remember what he played on a few months prior. 😁
Keith catches hell about the quality of his playing all the time, regardless of the monstrous legendary riffs & hits he's created ... Here we have one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time paying Keef homage ... "Keith was like a locomotive on that Chuck Berry stuff .. no one i know can play that like him" ... Then we have a Mick verse from STAR STAR.. "Jimmy Page was all the rage .. we could not see the reason why" .. "The Stones were the band everyone wanted to be IN or ASSOCIATED WITH... "They were more than a band ... They were a lifestyle and an attitude" ... Rolling Stone Magazine .... Even the magazine named itself after them .....
I always preferred Zeppelin over the Stones. Jimmy plays with so much energy, its infectious. And don't forget about the rest of his band. No one could touch them. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🍻
"You're probably wondering what we're trying to do. It's hard to say: sort of a magazine and sort of a newspaper. The name of it is Rolling Stone which comes from an old saying, "A rolling stone gathers no moss." Muddy Waters used the name for a song he wrote. The Rolling Stones took their name from Muddy's song. "Like a Rolling Stone" was the title of Bob Dylan's first rock and roll record. We have begun a new publication reflecting what we see are the changes in rock and roll and the changes related to rock and roll." Jann Wenner
A couple guys from the David Letterman show. Had to be Paul. And maybe Sid? Sid has quite the resume! Would love to see some footage from this session!
So let me get this straight... Is Page on that tune or not? If he is, no wonder it kicked me in the head when it came out. It was their best tune after " Under Cover".
Big Poppa The liner notes of the original Dirty Work release has him listed in the special thanks section along with many other people. It doesn’t specify what he does on the record. Is there a reissue with more in-depth liner notes?
That's funny, I just read an article that says Jimmy Page is only on one Stones tune (Scarlet) they recorded in 65 and it wasn't released until 2020. The article also says that Keith didn't like Jimmy or any other guitarist for that matter.
Jimmy is credited on this song. And there's video of Keith saying he didn't get Zeppling but praising Jimmy as great player. So don't believe everything you read.
I don’t think so...his pupils aren’t pinpoint, so he’s not on heroin. If anything, his pupils look dilated, so maybe he’s on coke. But I really don’t think so....I think he had cleaned up by the time he did this interview. But I could be wrong.
How the hell do you know?? He got off heroin a few years before this... Maybe don't be such a bitchy little watchdog, and get to work on your own shortfalls
@@alicat7281 He kicked heroin in the 70's , but was arrested in 82 and 84 for coke. The sessions he's referring to were in 85. He's as high as a kite here, probably a combination if alcohol, weed, and coke. I know the feeling and the look.
Of course I love this song always knew it was Jimmy but I'm 57 obviously you dedicated stone's fan know Ron wood and Keith Richards couldn't play those riffs Mick Taylor the best guitarist the stones ever had but hey always love Keith and the stones but he can't play like that
Bob Bielski if you watch all the interviews since that era, Jimmy always has a runny nose. Unfortunately I think it’s the reason Plant doesn’t really want to work with him. Nope, nobody’s perfect.
@@EdubertoPalitroke Maybe he's smiling because he's extremely wealthy and successful and plays music for a living. And he's respected by all his peers and worshipped by fans and musicians across the world. I'd smile too if I was him
"And while I was there, I copied fifteen songs from Mick and Keith's unreleased demo reel and copyrighted them in my own name that afternoon without their knowledge."
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Has no idea what song or songs he was on or does he care, he was just having a good time. What a kind soul he is, God bless him 👍
Caught my ear right away. The solo had that Page feel, also a part using the B-Bender, something Jimmy used quite a bit in the mid to late 80's
it is just too short
Exactly Rusty. All I could think of was, 'Oh wow, Keith must have got a B string bender now....'
Two solos the middle and the outro
A Page/Richards/Wood project would've been tremendous.
@Ron Les Is that Betty Page?
Page in the New Barbarians…..would have been awesome.
Such a humble down to earth human being Jimmy is.. Love this dude from the age of 12.
hahaha No he's really not.
@@dougrobinson2024 Do you know him?
That's exactly what I was thinking. He was in one of the most successful bands in the world and he talks like a regular guy who works in a coffee shop.
@Kevin James cool story
@@barrygreenstein8383 you don't even know him
I love how easily and happily he admits to not remembering exactly what he did musically those nights.😊
Met him backstage at a Jerry Lee Lewis concert in '92, nice bloke.
@Ed Looking at the photo now (it's on my website, google it if you wish - there's also a pic of me with Robert Plant), I'd say an inch or so shorter than me... and I'm 5' 11".
When I first heard the song I said how did Keith come up with that one? It's tremendous playing and one of my favorites. Especially the beginning.
Amazing song one of their most underrated.
The opening riff is Keef, Jimmy played the solo….it’s too bad they didn’t have him in the video.
The Begging is always Keith, opening riff, that's his specialty. But I think Jimmy did the solo, and there's two. Maybe he did both, but the 2nd solo really sounds like Jimmy
Jimmy Page and Keith Richards a dream come true
yes, it's a great thing for fans all over the world to see and understand, the both bands were never jealous or envious about each other. So people-stop saying x is the best or y is the best. Both were and are unique! We should be glad to have them still alive!
It almost Happened in 1965 when Brian wanted to leave and Andrew also wanted it to happen....but it didn't happen. According to Andrew
Another track just released with them from the seventies. Scarlet.
@@vuk96zj saw it yet
©Verena, I don't think that's true. I remember Keith saying in a disparaging way that Zep will go down like a lead balloon.
Jimmy looks like he has a nice buzz on.
He was drinking a lot in the mid-late 80’s.
A KR/JP collaboration would be something to get excited about. But Jimmy Page and Keith Richards are such entirely different musical souls.
Check out Scarlet. Page and the Stones Goats Head Soup era, just came out on YT.
Well so were Mick Taylor and Keith. They hired a guitarist like Taylor in 1969 because all the bands at the time had flashy lead guitarist. Blind Faith. Deep purple. They needed that sound. Jimmy probably loved Keith’s rhythm he loved Chuck Berry and one of his early favorites was Rumble by Link Wray. And you don’t get heavier rhythm than that.
They have loads of respect for each other.
Would have been interesting to see Page with the Stones. Put some soloing spice into their swampy gumbo. Two of the greatest R&R acts. Imagine!
His voice omfg 🤤
when I grew up jimmy was like GOD and you didn`t have the internet or even many pictures back then just the one on the album and in a magazine and in them jimmy always looked like he was in a dream or a fogged mirror or something and you add living in Alister crowly castle. it was pretty far out.
imagine being on of the guys in the band that play on letterman.. and you're literally jamming with ronnie wood, keith richards and jimmy page
Those Letterman guys could have been Wil Lee and Anton Fig.
@@OdinHammersmith yeah forgive me for being ignorant about that band, I'm not entirely familiar with them
@@OdinHammersmith Anton did play on 'Dirty Work,' as did Steve Jordan, the guy Anton replaced on Letterman.
I love him... He's such a doll baby.
Sure- he's rich and famous.Every gals dream!
But Jimmy is a sweet man. With a boyish charm.He is also shy. Besides so talented. ❤
I have songs that I put on the ole juke box when I shoot APA 8 ball pool - this is one of them - But I never knew it was both Page and Stones - no wonder I love it
He is so damn adorable and sexy. Loved him since I was 14 in 1974...seen him 2x. Absolutely magnificent.
You were just the right age to be one of his girlfriends back then
This was after Live Aid July 13 1985. I remember the write up. Page confirmed it was "One Hit to the Body" also a single
The best tune on the Dirty Work album. Page’s solo is excellent.
Jimmy is a total sweetheart
That interview was in 1986 ??? So, he was like that the year I was born ... sooo beautiful !!! 😍
Yep, high as a kite.
da324 maybe ... but for me it's still beautiful. Maybe not for you ... 😁
AT 0:00 TO 0:06 THAT LOOK SO SEXY 🥰 HE IS JUST EVERYTHING I HAVE BEEN IN LOVE FOR 34 YEARS WITH THIS TALENTED HANDSOME MAN ✊🏾
Jeff Watson OK YOUR OPINION LADIES MAY THINK SEX APPEAL SEXY LOOK MY COMMENT WAS FOR THE LADIES 👧🏼👩🏾👱🏻♀️👧 I HAVE NO TIME FOR NEGATIVITY 🤦🏾♀️
Just amazing.....when you have talent you don't need anything else.....
Priceless!
the suit jacket he is wearing would have been perfect for the cover photo of the Dirty Work album....
Not a total fantasy: Jimmy Page joins The Rolling Stones for a while.
When? On tour or on record? I'd love to know!
"Ronnie Wood's a really good friend of mine." Well, they certainly shared a wife!
Ronnie famously called up jimmy after his wife and jimmy had wandered off together from woods home and said how's our bird which common english slang for a girl.
Adam Watson Which wife? Jo Wood or his first wife, the one he was married to in the 70’s. I think her name was Chrissie?
Chrissie.
Net only Jimmy - Clapton, George Harrison and Lennon too.
How to be a rock and roll star by trollege:
Step 1. Have a Les Paul
Step 2. Share your wife among your friends
Jimmy Page: Jammin it and doin it:
Awesome
Apparently, he doesn't know.
It’s funny. I was just listening to a recent interview with Mick Jagger about the song Scarlet from Goats Head Soup sessions that Jimmy played guitar on. Mick was commenting how good Jimmys memory is about those things. I’m this interview Page can’t even remember what he played on a few months prior. 😁
🤠😀😅
That guy from the Letterman show certainly was Steve Jordan.
Both Steve Jordan and Anton Fig worked on that album, according to Charlie Watts in 1993. Charlie himself was out on heroin by then
Great song
0:03 ....jeez. Caught me by surprise. Glaring at the camera and then suddenly "yeah"
Patti Scialfa sings on that track.
Keith catches hell about the quality of his playing all the time, regardless of the monstrous legendary riffs & hits he's created ... Here we have one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time paying Keef homage ... "Keith was like a locomotive on that Chuck Berry stuff .. no one i know can play that like him" ... Then we have a Mick verse from STAR STAR.. "Jimmy Page was all the rage .. we could not see the reason why" .. "The Stones were the band everyone wanted to be IN or ASSOCIATED WITH... "They were more than a band ... They were a lifestyle and an attitude" ... Rolling Stone Magazine .... Even the magazine named itself after them .....
I always preferred Zeppelin over the Stones. Jimmy plays with so much energy, its infectious. And don't forget about the rest of his band. No one could touch them. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🍻
"You're probably wondering what we're trying to do. It's hard to say: sort of a magazine and sort of a newspaper. The name of it is Rolling Stone which comes from an old saying, "A rolling stone gathers no moss." Muddy Waters used the name for a song he wrote. The Rolling Stones took their name from Muddy's song. "Like a Rolling Stone" was the title of Bob Dylan's first rock and roll record. We have begun a new publication reflecting what we see are the changes in rock and roll and the changes related to rock and roll." Jann Wenner
@@OdinHammersmith The Stones to get drunk too. Led Zepp too really listen too.
A couple guys from the David Letterman show. Had to be Paul. And maybe Sid? Sid has quite the resume! Would love to see some footage from this session!
Paul Shaffer and Steve Jordon
I don't think that Jimmy refers to "One hit" but to "Scarlett" in 1973-1974.
Seems like a likable zany type of guy...
There's something boyish about Jimmy.
“I don’t know”
Oh fuck
this number one comment wants to know if pagey used his number one on the recording.
Word is he used a telecaster with b-bender system. Judging by his solo in the track that sounds accurate
SinisterStar621 👍
Led Zeppelin meets the rolling stones
Check out Scarlet. Page and the Stones Goats Head Soup era, just came out on YT.
I never knew this!
Jimmy Page
Nació
09/01/1944
78 años
Coked up Jimmy 😉
So let me get this straight...
Is Page on that tune or not?
If he is, no wonder it kicked me in the head when it came out.
It was their best tune after " Under Cover".
Played the B bender Telecaster on One hit to the Body. Solo's
No WONDER it sounds like Page!
That was his " The Firm " era
Saw them in '86'. Thanks!
Ron Wood
01/06/1947
74 años (75)
What I would like to know is how do we know it was “One hit to the body” that he played on. He clearly doesn't know.
@Weasel Cheese. Ok got it,thanks 👍
He played 12 string on the song. It's on the liner notes Remember those?
Big Poppa The liner notes of the original Dirty Work release has him listed in the special thanks section along with many other people. It doesn’t specify what he does on the record. Is there a reissue with more in-depth liner notes?
it was Scarlet, just came out couple days ago, you tube it, it's pretty cool.
steve nardi he played on Scarlet but he also played on One Hit (to the body).
An evil gaze right before the interview starts.
They were with Rockpile it sounds like.
Thought the same as soon as he said Dave Edmunds.🤘 💙 Rockpile!
Cute as a button and yet sexy as any man I have ever seen. The beautiful Mr Page ❤❤❤❤
He is on Smack .....
Somebody tell me..... 'he's not high!'
"It wasn't called I Don't Know" 😀😅🤣
Not my favorite song , didnt know jimmy played on it , kind of suprised and dissapointed cuz i love jimmys stuff
Pharmaceutical Grade
with
Jimmy Page.
That's funny, I just read an article that says Jimmy Page is only on one Stones tune (Scarlet) they recorded in 65 and it wasn't released until 2020. The article also says that Keith didn't like Jimmy or any other guitarist for that matter.
Jimmy is credited on this song. And there's video of Keith saying he didn't get Zeppling but praising Jimmy as great player. So don't believe everything you read.
Didn't Jimmy play on a Stones song back in the 60's, during his time as a session man?
Yes, exactly what song, or songs I'm not sure . Heart of Stone Demo .
@Michael Shenefield I knew there was something else, I couldn't think of it though
Most def smoked a joint before this interview
0:08 Had it in his hand at the start and ditched it quick. "Just put it away" as they tried to hand it back to him.
Never give up the natural grown stuff 🌱
It’s such a sad sight. He was high on hard drugs here ick.
I don’t think so
Just a bit tipsy maybe gin tonic.
I don’t think so...his pupils aren’t pinpoint, so he’s not on heroin. If anything, his pupils look dilated, so maybe he’s on coke. But I really don’t think so....I think he had cleaned up by the time he did this interview. But I could be wrong.
How the hell do you know?? He got off heroin a few years before this...
Maybe don't be such a bitchy little watchdog, and get to work on your own shortfalls
@@alicat7281 He kicked heroin in the 70's , but was arrested in 82 and 84 for coke. The sessions he's referring to were in 85. He's as high as a kite here, probably a combination if alcohol, weed, and coke. I know the feeling and the look.
He should come with subtitles!
Of course I love this song always knew it was Jimmy but I'm 57 obviously you dedicated stone's fan know Ron wood and Keith Richards couldn't play those riffs Mick Taylor the best guitarist the stones ever had but hey always love Keith and the stones but he can't play like that
Doesn’t look all coked out, like all the interviews since.
Bob Bielski you’re telling me to F off? Yes, I know all about the Shit. And no shame on me for calling it out. Pure truth.
Bob Bielski if you watch all the interviews since that era, Jimmy always has a runny nose. Unfortunately I think it’s the reason Plant doesn’t really want to work with him. Nope, nobody’s perfect.
cagey
Love Page but he is pathetically wasted here. You don’t know what song you played on? Must have been a hell of a party!
If you've played one Stones tune, you've played them all
Stephen Allsman stfu. Idiots.
Whoa asshole don’t get smart at the mouth with me, I’m just pointing out the obvious that Jimmy was hittin the bottle!
If Ronnie and Keith were there then it probably was a hell of a party. :)
...ever stop to think the track may not have yet had vocals?...take it from a guitar player...
it was Scarlet !!!!!
That was 10 years before this. This interview is about his playing on One Hit (to the Body) on the Dirty Work album
Richard Littlewood 👍
This had to be when he was on Heroin
Its a case of nunya , frankly
That smile belongs to Mary Jane.
@@EdubertoPalitroke Maybe he's smiling because he's extremely wealthy and successful and plays music for a living. And he's respected by all his peers and worshipped by fans and musicians across the world. I'd smile too if I was him
@@abelincoln5698 Ok, ok... Sure... Of course... He's not high as a kite, ok.
@@EdubertoPalitroke I think it's a clear case of nunya
That’s Jimmy Fucking Page. We are and will always be mediocre in comparison.
No words better said
He's wasted!!!
Lol, it sure does look like it.
Stfu.
LOLOL...Hell yea he is!!
As usual.
So what?
Cant really answer a question? Drugs?
Jimmy seems somewhat.....unfocused here.
Draw your own conclusions.
"And while I was there, I copied fifteen songs from Mick and Keith's unreleased demo reel and copyrighted them in my own name that afternoon without their knowledge."
Lol
Well that's two and a half minutes of my life I'll never get back
What life?
Very girly boy, I say?
Seems a lot of the English lads are like that. Bowie, Mick, Plant, a lot of them.
Whose fucked more girls than you could imagine.
@@redpine8665 They came from the same British test tube baby factory, I guess?
@@da324 Who?
@@szaki Who what?