@@md.taufiquerrhman240 Imagine writing what is considered one of the best guitar solos in the world and at the same time not even being to play your own damn solo. lol
alexi shanto this isn’t the same jimmy page as the one who wrote stairway to heaven. This is a dude completely baked out of his mind, who also happens to be an absolute beast on the guitar when sober. Of course he can play it, quite easily might I add, but his brain needs to be switched on first.
lets not forget he was getting over a heroin addiction so from the late 70s all through the 80's he hardly picked up a guitar he literally had to start from scratch thank god he found his way back.
Stroppy Paws he knows. That’s why he’s done his best to hide all footage of him from the 1980s. Not possible in the age of the internet, but before the 2000s, nobody who saw this at the time didn’t know it existed
say what you want but I honestly believe this was one of his more emotional solos, you can hear it in his guitar playing, the way the solo sounds and has the echo behind it. especially this concert being one of the first times he played again since bonzos death, the separation of his band, heroin and depression I just feel it all unfolds with what and how he plays here.
Watching it and listening, it sounds like he's just trying to find his way back...feeling it out. At 4:10, shit got serious. You can tell once it was solo time and he starting flicking the knobs, it was time to get to work. Even his body language changed and he really laid into the solo hard. I'm with you totally, you can feel the emotions pouring on out in this one.
I saw this show but in Los Angeles at the Forum. We all stood.anf swayed mesmerized by him. I saw Zeppelin three times in 77 also at the Forum. Closing night we sat 9th row right in front of Jimmy and he was terrible! Strung out on heroin, partied for over a week in Hollywood and he drank heavily so hearing him play sober in 83 was fantastic! I knew there were no vocals, barely heard when the others joined in. We all sang the last line totally entranced by his performance. Zeppelin songs are so complex that they are hard to reproduce live.
@@kkkk8155 my mistake, off heroin. as far as I have researched the interviewers say he quit chasing the dragon in the mid 80s. that could be from 83-87. I attended high school in the mid 70s from 73-77. I have yet to read an article where he even talks about it so there's no definitive date.
Grunge Boy I’m sad, but not because of the missing band. I’m sad because heroin took away one of humanity’s greatest musical talents in a long time, for over 10 years.
When I was a child my idol was Eric Clapton but when I was watching TH-cam I type Best guitarist and I see Jimmy page was kinda little bit for me but, when I saw his band and his led zeppelin other music I say, oh God wow, and so Jimmy was my idol now
Ayham Shaheed It was 7 years but may as well been a decade. I listened to Zeppelin bootlegs in the 70s, bought their albums from Physical Graffiti on when released and saw them three times in 77 at the Forum. Closing night we sat 9th row right in front of Jimmy and he was terrible! We ditched school half a dozen times to see TSRTS when it was released and we're so ready to see them live! Opening night was good, the third night was ok but closing night sucked! My brother had his camera with a telescopic lens and Jimmy's wrists and fingers were like bones. He's skinny anyway but I heard he didn't eat food, just drank alcohol while he was slamming. It was so disappointing, tragic after the movie was so great and the albums are legendary. I'm lucky to have seen the ARMS Benefit for Ronnie Lane in 83 at the Forum and he was clean. He had a skip in his step again, was smiling and did an amazing job playing "Stairway" solo. We all stood mesmerized and gently swayed as he began. At the end we all sang the last line still entranced by Jimmy.
You can say what you like about Jimmy but he had and still does more talent than most guitar players. He was innovative and without him and the other 3 LZ members music would not be what it is today.
I can seriously relate to his playing/feeling just coming off of a long time heroine addiction myself and finally having some clean time ( 3 years) and (I'm 35 years old i was a user my entire adult life) playing again I'm nothing like I was in my early 20s but it's coming back note by note scale by scale.......
I'm so happy that you've gotten your life back! That's wonderful. But Jimmy was still heavily addicted here. Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck invited him to do this in hopes he would see for himself just how far he had fallen. But he wasn't completely straight until the early 90s. Bless him, he kicked it all finally. And bless you. I hope you have continued success!
Thank you! I surely will! And that's interesting I thought that he had kicked his habit at this point I guess that's why he is so skinny here he doesn't look very good but maybe it's the kick he needed 🥺💝
God love 'em. He was in serious limbo at that time but still had the guts to get back up there and play. Missing Bonham and that chemistry. Can't ever get over them days. But- you fall off your bike ya gotta get back on and ride that bastard!
Not really - Simon Phillips (the drummer) was promptly asked to replace drummer, and they he didnt even had a chance to practice this...Simon is amazing drummer by the way, plays (produces, composes etc) many songs in a way that nobody can mimic, one of the best drummers of all times.
I know people will say I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I think this is an incredible performance. The emotion that radiates from this version of stairway is unparalleled. It sounds like the song is weeping as it struggles to stay alive and pull itself together. The pained playing with the repeating statements truly makes this feel like jimmy is releasing all of his anguish through his guitar. It's truly hypnotizing.
Jimmy is a true artist!!! Always throws a little something different in everytime! People say he isn't great??? Wtf??? He's definitely one of the greatest of all time if not the greatest! Look at all the songs and riffs he created!
6:16 With all the events around his life at the time. The way the guitar echos without Roberts Plants voice or John's drum solo it really sounds like a cry and less like a normal stairway to heaven ending
When page was on top of his game 1973 see song remains the same movie. dazed and confused and whole lotta love no one can deny he was the greatest ever!!!!!!!
Jimmy just disappeared. There was very little news about him and really no photographs. The only way you could see them was to go to the midnight movies. A lot of people didn’t think he was going to survive. I remember when these concerts came out in 83. It was so sad to see him in such bad shape. And it was so hard to watch the greatest guitarist in the world play so poorly. But he still generated that unexplainable excitement. and it was really cool to just actually see him again. Rolling Stone magazine said that Jimmy was “the very picture of wrecked rock ‘n’ roll elegance”.
Barney McGrane I have the original vhs I've been looking simon isn't in the crebits ??? I wonder ?? maybe he came late in the tour . I saw the cow palace show early eighties it was All over that Kenny Jones was drumming
Barney McGrane OK I talked to my friend in england Steve. he said they were both on the tour Kenny Jones. Simon Philips . and yes it Simon on the drums for stair way I got it now
Everyone blaming the drummer has no idea what they’re talking about. He’s widely regarded as one of the best rock drummers ever, and he’s seen here desperately trying to simultaneously do three mutually exclusive things: play the parts, keep time, AND stay with Page, who simply isn’t listening to anyone else he’s playing with. It’s an impossible task. Page’s timing is so wildly erratic, no drummer in the world could have pulled this shit-show out of the fire. He must have been shitting himself every night.
Yes, You are right, but You have to know that that everyJimmy Page fan don't accept ANY critique of him. They will tell you that , well, he was not sober, the drummer couldn't "feel" his "timing", performance was bad captured by the recording team. At the end they will tell You: "Are You better than him"? As for me, yes i am better then him, because I was playing in so many PROFESSIONAL (!!!) situationans that amateur like Jimmy Page would be fired!!!! Is he a legend, Sure, he is, but as , being a "legend" he is still a very average , not educated, guitar player.
@@stefangolubek8219 shut the fuck up. If you were as good as jimmy page people would actually know who the fuck you are. I bet your guitar sounds like absolute shit
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Actually this is pretty good guitar stuff from page., most of the people with negative comments doesn't even know half the struggle of playing guitar, let alone coming back from addiction
What a lot of people don't understand on this thread is that Jimmy Page Never ever played the same solo twice. Each time you hear a Page solo it's a one off, an original, never to be played again a tangent on a framework, so therefore you are going to get some nights where it's unbelievably brilliant and some not so great. It's so easy to play the same notes over and over again. Pink Floyd, The Eagles and so many others have made a career out of it. One show is barely discernible from another, but that's not Page's way. There are only two other guitarists that dared to play like that and they were Frank Zappa and Jimi Hendrix. It takes guts and real genuine genius to be able to play that way. So before you criticise and bleat about it not being as good as the one on IV ot TSRTS just bear this in mind - it was never supposed to be. I think it's a brilliant performance for the record.
Jimmy looked off his rocker the whole performance...but, at 4:10 when he hit the knobs and switches on the guitar...he totally transformed. Shit got serious!
he may not be the best in the world at playing guitar bust he's definitely the best at writing songs with it... you can be the best player that ever walked into a guitar center but man to write all the riffs this guy wrote...GOAT
He is a master guitarist,he was a successful session guitarist and u have to be very precise when playing. Playing sloppy and improvising was just his style,similar to hendrix
Lets not forget even the guitar gids on their worst nights are better than everyone else. I enjoyed this version of the original jam. I'm giving it a thumbs up :-)
Simon Phillips was the drummer, and was actually playing with Jeff Beck. On the night of the show he was asked to play with Jimmy Page. So prior to this perfomance they had maybe run through it once or twice before going on stage. I'd say he did a quite solid job - especially considering the state Page was in. *Source: www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/drummer-simon-phillips-interview-mick-jagger-jimmy-page-toto-1115962/
Re: posts below debating Page kicking dope @ this time. I'll say this- you don't show up to a concert of this magnitude while dope sick. The 12string is way outta tune, Page ain't the same guy gliding around the stage @ MSG in SRtS, but just because its him... it's fantastic. Keep in mind, at this time he'd been a recluse for years.
How's it a rip off? One of the best pieces of music ever "written" overplayed yes, but how is it a rip off? Jimmy page is a pure genius! From guitar, organ, lyrics and drums this song is ICONIC.
Easily the best stairway to heaven solo he has ever done. Though there are sharper sound setups in many other versions of his this has notes and creativity from another planet. Illuminati, the golden Dawn, black magic or not his guitar playing is all time. Hate the song and all the Satan shit but can't get away from that mystical solo
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One of my friends was a sound engineer at this concert. He said that Page was totally out of it. His playing was so bad that Clapton agreed to over-dub some of his playing for the film.
This solo is actually better than his stairway solo which sounds like mumbling in the 1973 concert, the only imperfection of this version is just Simon Phillip doesn't know him as well as John Bonham.
I've never seen someone playing a two-neck guitar in my country, so I have to ask: What's the purpose (goal) of two necks? When do you use the upper neck? Instead of a two-neck guitar, wouldn't it be more interesting a second guitar player in the band ?
Stairway to Heaven was recorded on 3 guitars, a harmony 6 string, a fender 12 string and solo recorded on a telecaster, the Gibson EDS1275 (The doubleneck) has 1 neck with 6 strings and a 2nd neck with 12 strings, the 12 strings were needs to play the song live and as jimmy page has said before, why take 2 or 3 guitarists when you can have 1? But to summarise it was basically to make the song possible to perform live
È Jimmy Page. Probabilmente il più grande chitarrista mai esistito. Ma qui suona quasi come un dilettante 😔😔 l'eroina lo stava mangiando completamente, è come se si stesse portando via anche il suo incredibile talento.... Fortunatamente poi non è stato così, il suo talento se l'è ripreso e ci ha regalato altre meravigliose performance, come lui solo sa fare 👏
I saw the San Francisco show. Jimmy was wasted. Clapton came in early and played over Jimmy to save the song. We had crappy seats at the Cow Palace, we could see Clapton behind the amps playing. Still, probably the most talent I've ever seen on one room and great concert. This tour was the first time Page, Beck and Clapton played together on stage. Page replaced Beck in the Yardbirds. ... Page was the bass player.
He's the only man that can legally play Stairway to Heaven in a guitar store.
yes...……..
No,,,you are wrong,,,he cant even play his own solo property
@@md.taufiquerrhman240 Imagine writing what is considered one of the best guitar solos in the world and at the same time not even being to play your own damn solo. lol
alexi shanto this isn’t the same jimmy page as the one who wrote stairway to heaven. This is a dude completely baked out of his mind, who also happens to be an absolute beast on the guitar when sober. Of course he can play it, quite easily might I add, but his brain needs to be switched on first.
@@md.taufiquerrhman240 are you stupid or what? Seems like you dont know who Jimmy Page is
lets not forget he was getting over a heroin addiction so from the late 70s all through the 80's he hardly picked up a guitar he literally had to start from scratch thank god he found his way back.
+huskvarsm don't think jimmy ever fully recovered his skills after overcoming drug abuse, but he's still Jimmy so I/we all listen.
you dont start from scratch once you have already learned how to play guitar,just takes a while to pick things back up,you can erase knowledge
I do not think that heroin erases a guitarist's knowledge. He may not have had the same energy but there is not a problem with cognition.
So was SRV and still he played the best R&B ever! It's called professionalism over addict: th-cam.com/video/veOPrDAGLqE/w-d-xo.html
Stroppy Paws he knows. That’s why he’s done his best to hide all footage of him from the 1980s. Not possible in the age of the internet, but before the 2000s, nobody who saw this at the time didn’t know it existed
say what you want but I honestly believe this was one of his more emotional solos, you can hear it in his guitar playing, the way the solo sounds and has the echo behind it. especially this concert being one of the first times he played again since bonzos death, the separation of his band, heroin and depression I just feel it all unfolds with what and how he plays here.
Mario Villa th-cam.com/video/GirPp-OVQcU/w-d-xo.html 6:55-7:10 one of the greatest sections to any solo he ever played
Watching it and listening, it sounds like he's just trying to find his way back...feeling it out. At 4:10, shit got serious. You can tell once it was solo time and he starting flicking the knobs, it was time to get to work. Even his body language changed and he really laid into the solo hard. I'm with you totally, you can feel the emotions pouring on out in this one.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Knowing what page went through before this, the solo is ten times as beautiful 💙😊
Amen
We can agree that 80's wasn't the best time for these rock legends...
You're deaf I take it?
Oh they had a good time 🎉
I love this version, even if Jimmy looks like he struggled just to hold up the double-neck--it sounds fantastic.
I genuinely got through the whole song without realizing there was no vocals😂
Jimmy is so mesmerizing, you would find yourself missing the vocals...
I saw this show but in Los Angeles at the Forum. We all stood.anf swayed mesmerized by him. I saw Zeppelin three times in 77 also at the Forum. Closing night we sat 9th row right in front of Jimmy and he was terrible! Strung out on heroin, partied for over a week in Hollywood and he drank heavily so hearing him play sober in 83 was fantastic! I knew there were no vocals, barely heard when the others joined in. We all sang the last line totally entranced by his performance. Zeppelin songs are so complex that they are hard to reproduce live.
@@dnb419 Jimmy Page??? Sober?????? In 83?!!?!?!?!?!?!!!!???
@@dnb419 he wasn‘t clean until 85 or 86
@@kkkk8155 my mistake, off heroin. as far as I have researched the interviewers say he quit chasing the dragon in the mid 80s. that could be from 83-87. I attended high school in the mid 70s from 73-77. I have yet to read an article where he even talks about it so there's no definitive date.
This made me sad seeing Jimmy without his band.
You shouldnt be sad, he gets all the attention there
Grunge Boy I’m sad, but not because of the missing band. I’m sad because heroin took away one of humanity’s greatest musical talents in a long time, for over 10 years.
When I was a child my idol was Eric Clapton but when I was watching TH-cam I type Best guitarist and I see Jimmy page was kinda little bit for me but, when I saw his band and his led zeppelin other music I say, oh God wow, and so Jimmy was my idol now
Ayham Shaheed It was 7 years but may as well been a decade. I listened to Zeppelin bootlegs in the 70s, bought their albums from Physical Graffiti on when released and saw them three times in 77 at the Forum. Closing night we sat 9th row right in front of Jimmy and he was terrible! We ditched school half a dozen times to see TSRTS when it was released and we're so ready to see them live! Opening night was good, the third night was ok but closing night sucked! My brother had his camera with a telescopic lens and Jimmy's wrists and fingers were like bones. He's skinny anyway but I heard he didn't eat food, just drank alcohol while he was slamming. It was so disappointing, tragic after the movie was so great and the albums are legendary. I'm lucky to have seen the ARMS Benefit for Ronnie Lane in 83 at the Forum and he was clean. He had a skip in his step again, was smiling and did an amazing job playing "Stairway" solo. We all stood mesmerized and gently swayed as he began. At the end we all sang the last line still entranced by Jimmy.
You can say what you like about Jimmy but he had and still does more talent than most guitar players. He was innovative and without him and the other 3 LZ members music would not be what it is today.
I can seriously relate to his playing/feeling just coming off of a long time heroine addiction myself and finally having some clean time ( 3 years) and (I'm 35 years old i was a user my entire adult life) playing again I'm nothing like I was in my early 20s but it's coming back note by note scale by scale.......
I'm so happy that you've gotten your life back! That's wonderful. But Jimmy was still heavily addicted here. Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck invited him to do this in hopes he would see for himself just how far he had fallen. But he wasn't completely straight until the early 90s. Bless him, he kicked it all finally. And bless you. I hope you have continued success!
Thank you! I surely will! And that's interesting I thought that he had kicked his habit at this point I guess that's why he is so skinny here he doesn't look very good but maybe it's the kick he needed 🥺💝
God love 'em. He was in serious limbo at that time but still had the guts to get back up there and play. Missing Bonham and that chemistry. Can't ever get over them days. But- you fall off your bike ya gotta get back on and ride that bastard!
Makes you realise once again just how good Bonzo was RIP
Not really - Simon Phillips (the drummer) was promptly asked to replace drummer, and they he didnt even had a chance to practice this...Simon is amazing drummer by the way, plays (produces, composes etc) many songs in a way that nobody can mimic, one of the best drummers of all times.
Jimmy is such an amazing player. This sounds great considering what he was going thru at the time
I know people will say I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I think this is an incredible performance. The emotion that radiates from this version of stairway is unparalleled. It sounds like the song is weeping as it struggles to stay alive and pull itself together. The pained playing with the repeating statements truly makes this feel like jimmy is releasing all of his anguish through his guitar. It's truly hypnotizing.
He’s struggling but it works, the delay creates a nice ambience too
Jimmy sounds like Marty Mcfly when he was disappearing from the photo!!
ProudBirther lol!
Jimmy is a true artist!!! Always throws a little something different in everytime! People say he isn't great??? Wtf??? He's definitely one of the greatest of all time if not the greatest! Look at all the songs and riffs he created!
That's not Jimmy page
@@HunterGrayBASSASSASSINZTV who is it then???
Who says he isn’t great?
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Me. He is , and was, just mediocre amateur. His riffs, thougt, were good.
it's easily missed when you have expectations on what you "wanted" to hear, but this solo was very much Jimmy doing what he's always done.
Well, except that he actually wrote this and didn't steal it.
@@POOKIE5592 You crybabies show up on every Page video lmao go get fucked sideways
Though he seemed to be high as a kite, his guitar playing will go down in history as that which inspired many.
+Andrew Sugrue He definitely inspired me. His Stairway solo from TSRTS inspired me to pick up guitar.
He was higher than a kite man, dude was like an F-16 at that time
Lucky to see this show at the Fabulous Forum, Beck, Page & Clapton, Wow, then again w/The Firm tour. Crowd pleaser 🎸
This is 10 yrs after the song remains the same legendary performance...
His playing is fine. I know I would have been tripping balls if I were there, that’s all that matters.
I was there (NYC MSG Show). drank so much on the way, in a stocked stretch limo, that i embarrassingly puked into a water fountain.
@@PlainVidz love that for you
This is actually great performance
6:16 With all the events around his life at the time. The way the guitar echos without Roberts Plants voice or John's drum solo it really sounds like a cry and less like a normal stairway to heaven ending
Anybody else listen to this song a lot lately?
When page was on top of his game 1973 see song remains the same movie. dazed and confused and whole lotta love no one can deny he was the greatest ever!!!!!!!
sarah alaghawani Lol he is so sloppy
Everyone can deny it,because he is not even in top 5!
Agreed. At his peak in 1973, he was the best there ever was.
Jimmy was lucky to even be alive at this point in ‘83. We hadn’t even seen him for 3 years until ARMS.
Heroin.....probaply alcohol and cocaine too
@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625 yeah i think he had kicked smack here and was a heavy drinker and cocaine user
Jimmy just disappeared. There was very little news about him and really no photographs. The only way you could see them was to go to the midnight movies. A lot of people didn’t think he was going to survive. I remember when these concerts came out in 83. It was so sad to see him in such bad shape. And it was so hard to watch the greatest guitarist in the world play so poorly. But he still generated that unexplainable excitement. and it was really cool to just actually see him again. Rolling Stone magazine said that Jimmy was “the very picture of wrecked rock ‘n’ roll elegance”.
This drummer never heard this song??
Adam Mars the drummer is Kenny Jones of the who
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It's Simon Phillips on the drums fellas.
Barney McGrane I have the original vhs I've been looking simon isn't in the crebits ??? I wonder ?? maybe he came late in the tour . I saw the cow palace show early eighties it was All over that Kenny Jones was drumming
Barney McGrane OK I talked to my friend in england Steve. he said they were both on the tour Kenny Jones. Simon Philips . and yes it Simon on the drums for stair way I got it now
I was there and it was fuckin awesome!!!🤟🤘
Even though he was in a bad place, he still managed to articulate and evoke the Passionate, Page Presence~
Everyone blaming the drummer has no idea what they’re talking about. He’s widely regarded as one of the best rock drummers ever, and he’s seen here desperately trying to simultaneously do three mutually exclusive things: play the parts, keep time, AND stay with Page, who simply isn’t listening to anyone else he’s playing with. It’s an impossible task. Page’s timing is so wildly erratic, no drummer in the world could have pulled this shit-show out of the fire. He must have been shitting himself every night.
Yes, You are right, but You have to know that that everyJimmy Page fan don't accept ANY critique of him. They will tell you that , well, he was not sober, the drummer couldn't "feel" his "timing", performance was bad captured by the recording team. At the end they will tell You: "Are You better than him"? As for me, yes i am better then him, because I was playing in so many PROFESSIONAL (!!!) situationans that amateur like Jimmy Page would be fired!!!! Is he a legend, Sure, he is, but as
, being a "legend" he is still a very average , not educated, guitar player.
@@stefangolubek8219 shut the fuck up. If you were as good as jimmy page people would actually know who the fuck you are. I bet your guitar sounds like absolute shit
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I actually like how Jimmy play here, i feel it
So hard . yet so good . not the best but there is never a bad jimmy page playing . thanks
I really don't understand all of the negative comments! c'mon people! show some respect, that's a legend you're talking about! ...
Wow the solo was phenomenal ! One of my favorites! 🙌🏻
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Not anywhere to his peak performances, but this was actually quite good in comparison to the versions he would later perform during the US ARMS tour.
Actually this is pretty good guitar stuff from page., most of the people with negative comments doesn't even know half the struggle of playing guitar, let alone coming back from addiction
Simon Philips is more than worthy . . . a very fine drummer and percussionist, indeed! 🥁
What a lot of people don't understand on this thread is that Jimmy Page Never ever played the same solo twice. Each time you hear a Page solo it's a one off, an original, never to be played again a tangent on a framework, so therefore you are going to get some nights where it's unbelievably brilliant and some not so great. It's so easy to play the same notes over and over again. Pink Floyd, The Eagles and so many others have made a career out of it. One show is barely discernible from another, but that's not Page's way. There are only two other guitarists that dared to play like that and they were Frank Zappa and Jimi Hendrix. It takes guts and real genuine genius to be able to play that way. So before you criticise and bleat about it not being as good as the one on IV ot TSRTS just bear this in mind - it was never supposed to be. I think it's a brilliant performance for the record.
Your saying there are only two other guitarists in the world that dare to not play the solo the same as on the album live...
The point is, He don't intend to play this solo differently. He just COULDN'T(!!!)) play it correctly!
@@stefangolubek8219 he never intended to play any solo the same as studio recordings. Couldn’t here, but many times during Zeppelin he could have
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beautiful
ROFL the 80s synthesizer starting @ 1:40.
Meow....meow, meow, meow.
This music is beatiful , Jimmy is the best player of the music , A big hug from Brazil !
definitivamente no fue su mejor presentación, pero aun asi es una leyenda.
Before you judge his playing, remind yourself who wrote the melody and the riffs/licks to this song.
Yeah all those black artists from whom Led Zepp stole from must be pissed
@@itisWhatitis12345 if those black artists had written anything as good as Zeppelin they'd have been successful.
endocry so true
Why would we judge him? What a stupid comment is that
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Jimmy wrote it he played it he owns it.
Lovely lovely sound it's so so good ❤
that drummers fired lmao
Drummer is the legendary Simon Phillips and he explains what happened at this show here: th-cam.com/video/s4tNVBXroWs/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared&t=344
of all the arms concerts that i've seen him play, this one is his better, i think that he was recovering himself. happy to see him going up again
Memorável Stairway to heaven !!!!
São 1:20 da manha eu ouvindo esse linda canção,nada melhor ...
Jimmy looked off his rocker the whole performance...but, at 4:10 when he hit the knobs and switches on the guitar...he totally transformed. Shit got serious!
he may not be the best in the world at playing guitar bust he's definitely the best at writing songs with it... you can be the best player that ever walked into a guitar center but man to write all the riffs this guy wrote...GOAT
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
Actually he is a great guitarist
He is a master guitarist,he was a successful session guitarist and u have to be very precise when playing. Playing sloppy and improvising was just his style,similar to hendrix
This is special man
He was on double? Never seen it, only heard. Cool!
happy 71st Jimmy
Page did a regular perfomance, but the drummer was a little bit lost.
Lets not forget even the guitar gids on their worst nights are better than everyone else. I enjoyed this version of the original jam. I'm giving it a thumbs up :-)
I feel the drumming was carrying him in the beginning
@Aicantar Of Shimmerene Bonham died 3 years prior to this concert dude.
Simon Phillips was the drummer, and was actually playing with Jeff Beck. On the night of the show he was asked to play with Jimmy Page. So prior to this perfomance they had maybe run through it once or twice before going on stage.
I'd say he did a quite solid job - especially considering the state Page was in.
*Source: www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/drummer-simon-phillips-interview-mick-jagger-jimmy-page-toto-1115962/
No, Jimmy Page was lost. Completely!
Too bad it's been so long since he's put any music out it would be great to finally hear a second solo album- I loved the instrumentals on Outrider
Sloppy or not, Still one of the greatest performances by Jimmy Page. His last 15 seconds really hit deep.
Dimberly, life is so, you and you are a mistake
Re: posts below debating Page kicking dope @ this time. I'll say this- you don't show up to a concert of this magnitude while dope sick. The 12string is way outta tune, Page ain't the same guy gliding around the stage @ MSG in SRtS, but just because its him... it's fantastic. Keep in mind, at this time he'd been a recluse for years.
gorgeous!
How's it a rip off? One of the best pieces of music ever "written" overplayed yes, but how is it a rip off? Jimmy page is a pure genius! From guitar, organ, lyrics and drums this song is ICONIC.
Untrollmasfino tell it to the judge
that solo is nice!! pay attention it's one of the best solos of jimmy i ever heard
Right no need to be sarcastic
THINCOVER I'm not being sarcastic.
Me too... he choose different notes on this one... nice tone too
@MindFull yeah he can play better tho
Easily the best stairway to heaven solo he has ever done. Though there are sharper sound setups in many other versions of his this has notes and creativity from another planet. Illuminati, the golden Dawn, black magic or not his guitar playing is all time. Hate the song and all the Satan shit but can't get away from that mystical solo
Fantástico 👏🏽👏👏🏽👏👏🏽👏
Just pure music and talent live
Jimmy page is without a doubt one of the most important musicians ever to live. Up there with the beatles and jimi.
This is already got the lovely sound of me you and so on 😢
thanks
guys .. pls remember he hadnt picked up a guitar in over a year this was one of the first times he had played a guitar since he stopped playing
the ramblings of madmen this is
i love you jimmy
I still love this awesome version
This is James Patrick Page, Jimmy Page. Anyone who knows his career knows the meaning of the word “GENIUS”
Thanks for supporting my music ❤️I'm so grateful and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that's ok by you.
One of my friends was a sound engineer at this concert. He said that Page was totally out of it. His playing was so bad that Clapton agreed to over-dub some of his playing for the film.
So is the guitar sound in this clip from Page or Clapton?
Nope. That’s Jimmy playing
THERE’S ONLY ONE JIMMY PAGE ♥️💪🏻
I just really want to know what he does at 3:17! The sound that made was just so powerful lol
He had the pickups activated on both 6/12 string to get the ambience.
Jimmy took my heart
This solo is actually better than his stairway solo which sounds like mumbling in the 1973 concert, the only imperfection of this version is just Simon Phillip doesn't know him as well as John Bonham.
Yas! Simon Phillips on the Drums.
Monster 🤟🤟🤟
🎼🙏🏻🎸🌟
I actually like this version pretty much.
The drummer killed this song
I've never seen someone playing a two-neck guitar in my country, so I have to ask: What's the purpose (goal) of two necks? When do you use the upper neck? Instead of a two-neck guitar, wouldn't it be more interesting a second guitar player in the band ?
Stairway to Heaven was recorded on 3 guitars, a harmony 6 string, a fender 12 string and solo recorded on a telecaster, the Gibson EDS1275 (The doubleneck) has 1 neck with 6 strings and a 2nd neck with 12 strings, the 12 strings were needs to play the song live and as jimmy page has said before, why take 2 or 3 guitarists when you can have 1? But to summarise it was basically to make the song possible to perform live
this stairway dosent get any better
Beautiful
Happy 77 th Bday Jimmy 1/9/2021
I was there
Excelente
4:00 liftoff initiated 🚀
Stairway to Heroin
Excellent!
He did the forbidden. 👌
It's the sound of his guitar
Yeah, absolutely....
진짜 개멋있다.❤
The return of the King. He mourned the loss of his friend Bonzo more than anyone. It almost killed him too. He returned like Maximus in Gladiator
È Jimmy Page. Probabilmente il più grande chitarrista mai esistito. Ma qui suona quasi come un dilettante 😔😔 l'eroina lo stava mangiando completamente, è come se si stesse portando via anche il suo incredibile talento.... Fortunatamente poi non è stato così, il suo talento se l'è ripreso e ci ha regalato altre meravigliose performance, come lui solo sa fare 👏
Love It....
I don't know what to do... ¿cry or laugh? ;(
I saw the San Francisco show. Jimmy was wasted. Clapton came in early and played over Jimmy to save the song. We had crappy seats at the Cow Palace, we could see Clapton behind the amps playing. Still, probably the most talent I've ever seen on one room and great concert. This tour was the first time Page, Beck and Clapton played together on stage. Page replaced Beck in the Yardbirds. ... Page was the bass player.