Peter Green's original version of 'Oh, well' with Fleetwood Mac, was the initial inspiration for Led Zeppelin's 'Black dog' with it's pauses for the lead vocals. So it's interesting to see Jimmy Page play this classic track.
holy crap. i mean...jimmy page. holy fuck - jimmy page. his solos on this performance alone would be enough to immortalize him. i mean...just...no words, man. no words can do this justice. just...blazing.
multiple times , Jimmy totally bodged it plus the song was much shorter than it should have been and the ''oh well'' by the singer just had no conviction . is this a garage band ? they should roll the door down and keep to themselves , maybe have a hemi revving in front of them
I'll try to be unbiased here. Page, a renowned guitarist, is covering a song made famous by another gifted guitarist, Peter Green. Page's style is agressive and spur of the moment, while Green's style is more laid back (most times). Page takes a lot of chances, some that dont always work. If Green were to pay tribute by playing a Zeppelin piece such as Kashmir, he would probably not fit into Page's style. It would be unfair to judge a guitarist paying tribute to another. Anyway, its only rock n roll hahaha. EDIT: Rest in peace, Peter Green😔
@@edwardoldham3710 I LOVE Danny Kirwan's soloing! Seriously underrated and not appreciated enough. Amazing vibrato, great note selection and phrasing. It's sad how disenchanted he became with music.
Holly shit. This song is one of those . From 1968. That sounds like 1968 I saw fleetwood live in 1968 and yes they did this . I dident realize at the time that was Peter green I was watching . Mick did a drum solo that was nothing less than amazing .
thanks for sharing. I was at this show. I also saw show 4 of the original 6 shows at roseland. though I saw Page several times(including with Plant), this is the best representation of Zep songs that he ever did. 3 guitars and a full time keyboardist brings recorded Zep to the stage more accurately than ever before. it's a shame that Rich insulted Page and ended the tour way too early.
When Peter Green died, I thought "why did I think this was a Zep song?" I realized it's because this is how I most know it, and think the Crowes played it in non-Page shows as well.
They did 2 nights at this venue (The Greek Theatre) I was at the 1st show. This clip is from the 2nd night. 4 songs into the show I thought to myself, "This is the best concert I've ever seen in my life!" At that very moment the guy sitting next to me hollers,"This is the best concert I've ever seen in my life!"
Seve's dumming here is beautiful--no showing off - just plain ole good stickwork. Gotta love his no ego style and the way he blends in w/ everyone else.
A worthwhile cover but - for me - not a patch on Peter Green's original! Superior vocals and more soulful; guitar. Oh and the drumming's better on the original too!
In the second solo Jimmy figures out to stick with the Em pentatonic scale. It definitely sounds better than the first. But it shouldfshouldf be obvious that this is an unrehearsed song combing two megatalents on a well known cover tune. A showcase rather than a faithful reproduction. Haven't the critics ever seen what happens on a tribute show where everyone comes together at the end and jams together? Watch "The Last Waltz"if you don't get it.
Man it looks like Page is fighting with this guitar n Jimmy is winning ha ha what a mistrial they talk about Hendrix n halen but omg jimmy page played this guitar like my dad wd say like no one’s business this is Jess. Cristy husband God bless us all
This isn't Page at his best, not even close. It kind of works for the song though. It explodes from the quiet, tense vocal into a bunch of random chaos.
@@Mule4ever123 then you would know that was Jimmy playing at his peak, not with the Crowes. He quit that tour because the brothers are both major a-holes.
Aerosmith do an interesting 9:45 cover of this. Green himself can't be beaten. Hain also do a nice modern version. Tom Petty delivers another great version.
one of the greatest songs in rock music
Peter Green's original version of 'Oh, well' with Fleetwood Mac, was the initial inspiration for Led Zeppelin's 'Black dog' with it's pauses for the lead vocals. So it's interesting to see Jimmy Page play this classic track.
Just throw in ONE TRIPLET john henry Bonham
Come on jimmy, I always thought it was “overdubbed
Jimmy Page was with Ian Anderson when Jethro Tull were writing Aqualung. Black Dog is more associated with Aqualung than Oh Well.
I love Green, I adore Page, who is the most prolific guitarist, and he pays tribute to Green.
Holy fuck! There's the Jimmy Page we all know and love.
Long live (Peter Green)
holy crap. i mean...jimmy page. holy fuck - jimmy page. his solos on this performance alone would be enough to immortalize him. i mean...just...no words, man. no words can do this justice. just...blazing.
his face looks like a pancake
Peter Green and Danny Kirwan drove this song
People from two of my favourite bands playing music from another favourite band . How good does it get? As good as this.
Peter Green had a tone that no one can replicate yet. Good performance.
Best cover in my opinion
Did anyone else hear bits of the 'Heart Breaker' solo in Jimmy's solos on here?
multiple times , Jimmy totally bodged it plus the song was much shorter than it should have been and the ''oh well'' by the singer just had no conviction . is this a garage band ? they should roll the door down and keep to themselves , maybe have a hemi revving in front of them
@@carmineredd1198 its the black crowes... how have you never heard of them
It's mainly slightly different than some of the Dazed and Confused solos
I'll try to be unbiased here. Page, a renowned guitarist, is covering a song made famous by another gifted guitarist, Peter Green. Page's style is agressive and spur of the moment, while Green's style is more laid back (most times). Page takes a lot of chances, some that dont always work.
If Green were to pay tribute by playing a Zeppelin piece such as Kashmir, he would probably not fit into Page's style. It would be unfair to judge a guitarist paying tribute to another. Anyway, its only rock n roll hahaha.
EDIT: Rest in peace, Peter Green😔
Danny Kirwan on lead and not laid back! th-cam.com/video/O8RhZDGLEXM/w-d-xo.html
@@edwardoldham3710 I LOVE Danny Kirwan's soloing! Seriously underrated and not appreciated enough. Amazing vibrato, great note selection and phrasing. It's sad how disenchanted he became with music.
you do know Jimmy was a session musician ???
@@johncoughlan1435- I'm very aware he was a session man before his stint with the Yardbirds.
@@johncoughlan1435 same as Glen Campbell.
happy 70th birthday jimmy. my ultimate guitar hero,
My reaction: HOLY SHIT!!!! HOW DID I MISS THIS CONCERT!!!!!!!!
I had 7th row seats but they cancelled the last part of the tour!
I got to see them in Detroit in June 2000.
Boston early July 2000, saw The Who the previous night. (They toured "together" but performing on separate nights.)
Holly shit. This song is one of those . From 1968. That sounds like 1968 I saw fleetwood live in 1968 and yes they did this . I dident realize at the time that was Peter green I was watching . Mick did a drum solo that was nothing less than amazing .
Jimmy Page is a God!
Quite possibly my favorite player!
Correction...your God.
Love this song, they ROCK IT!!!
How cool would this have been if Peter Green played too?
Black Crowes, The Real Fleetwood Mac and Led Zeppelin. NICE!
thanks for sharing. I was at this show. I also saw show 4 of the original 6 shows at roseland. though I saw Page several times(including with Plant), this is the best representation of Zep songs that he ever did. 3 guitars and a full time keyboardist brings recorded Zep to the stage more accurately than ever before. it's a shame that Rich insulted Page and ended the tour way too early.
Bryan Mannoia i thought he dropped out due to a back injury?
Wow. Am impressed. Go Black Crowds.
Crowes. Fng spell f'er.
+PokeyHauntus LMFAO!
When Peter Green died, I thought "why did I think this was a Zep song?" I realized it's because this is how I most know it, and think the Crowes played it in non-Page shows as well.
I saw the Detroit show,but they didn't play this one.Thanks for sharing this.
They did 2 nights at this venue (The Greek Theatre) I was at the 1st show. This clip is from the 2nd night. 4 songs into the show I thought to myself, "This is the best concert I've ever seen in my life!" At that very moment the guy sitting next to me hollers,"This is the best concert I've ever seen in my life!"
Hello. The person who posted this video, larrinazarra, indicated it took place at Jones Beach Amp in Wantagh, NY, not at The Greek in Los Angeles.
Awesome show, insane seats.
Nice to hear Page playing with a proper band.
Love how the Dark Lord selects excerpts from the second solo in the live versions of Dazed and Confused 👍
Let me cite wise word Peter Green had told to the young Jeremy Spencer: It is not about number of notes, but what you put in them.
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I would've never imagined that Pagey'd do a rendition of this Peter Green track
Seve's dumming here is beautiful--no showing off - just plain ole good stickwork. Gotta love his no ego style and the way he blends in w/ everyone else.
Splendid! Kudos to arrinazarra.
A iconic song done oh well
I saw them perform this at the Worcester MA "Centrum" , with Joe Perry :)
Esteban Grande they opened with Custard Pie had to figure out the sound great show though
I wasn’t into them then but I would be now. Oh well 😔 found Green two months ago. Damn he was the best of them. All
EPIC & EPICO
Ti amo
Holy shit he killed it with that last solo... what's better than FM with the Black Crowes and Jimmy Page... perhaps only Led Zeppelin i guess^^
smokin hot! peter would be proud.
Luv it 😂
Nice version.
Are you kidding me Jimmy F-N Page.... Oh Well...
second solo is amazing
With all respect to Jimmy, no one can play this song like Danny Kirwan. NO ONE
And that's the way it should be. Gotta admit tho having Jimmy Page play your song is pretty epic.
Also no one can play or sing it like Peter Green :)
Danny Kirwan and Peter Green epic twosome. Rivals the Allmans.
Oh! My!.
Jeez some picky people here. Don’t see anything wrong with the song nor Jimmys playing. This rocks. Everyone can have their own opinion.
Wow that’s a combo.
This is so fuckin' great !
my favorite version
A worthwhile cover but - for me - not a patch on Peter Green's original!
Superior vocals and more soulful; guitar. Oh and the drumming's better on the original too!
Keith Wiggle "Drumming better on the original" Well duhh, Mick Fleetwood. Yes the drumming is better on the original.
+Keith Wiggle
Why can't people just listen and enjoy...
Instead of constantly comparing...
@@hersheysnake because the vocals are shit
I love peter greens mac. But this is awesome.
In the second solo Jimmy figures out to stick with the Em pentatonic scale. It definitely sounds better than the first. But it shouldfshouldf be obvious that this is an unrehearsed song combing two megatalents on a well known cover tune. A showcase rather than a faithful reproduction. Haven't the critics ever seen what happens on a tribute show where everyone comes together at the end and jams together? Watch "The Last Waltz"if you don't get it.
unfortunately JP toured with the black crowes and this song was performed every night on stage- largely in the same manner.
Jimmy makes the same face as I did when tried a barre chord with my first guitar, Egmond Lucky 7 with one inch action.
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@@pulip1 Englanniksi Pulled Pork. Sillä nimellä googlettamalla löydät merkityksen.
Man it looks like Page is fighting with this guitar n Jimmy is winning ha ha what a mistrial they talk about Hendrix n halen but omg jimmy page played this guitar like my dad wd say like no one’s business this is Jess. Cristy husband God bless us all
This isn't Page at his best, not even close. It kind of works for the song though. It explodes from the quiet, tense vocal into a bunch of random chaos.
Probably would suit Brian May better.
Page sounded great’
@@jimdavis8864 If you call sloppy, out of key & full of mistakes "great" then god bless you.
Ok just hear me out... Some of Jimmys best live performing.
Most definitely right along w the page & plant tours in the 90s
@Andrew Dodd go listen to How the West was Won, that was Jimmy and Zep at their peak.
@@turdferguson3855 more than aware but thanks. Im a huge zephead lol. I love your screen name by the way lmao!!
@@Mule4ever123 then you would know that was Jimmy playing at his peak, not with the Crowes. He quit that tour because the brothers are both major a-holes.
@@turdferguson3855 we are picking straws here lol. Page-Plant was 95-00ish and Crowes was what 2000-01. Clean Jimmy is peak Jimmy imo lol
Bad ass
It's kind of mad to see actual Jimmy Page playing an actual Danny Kirwan part written by Peter Green.
He tried... 😂
Had tickets to see this tour and then Page busted his hand up and they cancelled the rest of the tour...bummer
This may be a Fleetwood Mac song, but they are playing it as made famous by the Rockets. Listen to the three versions, you'll get it.
goosebumps!!!!
Jimmy's gittar sez "Thou shalt have no rock gods before me"
Aerosmith do an interesting 9:45 cover of this. Green himself can't be beaten. Hain also do a nice modern version. Tom Petty delivers another great version.
@Edgar Soule
th-cam.com/video/goABy2tOxS0/w-d-xo.html
george you do see more...Danny K ownes this one!!!!
Bottom line The Rockets did the best version of this song and I love Page and the Crows.
Jimmy is god.
✌✌✌😁❤🔥
One of the baddest guitar licks of all time..and even Lindsey Buckingham couldn't fuck up the vocals ; )..Crowes can do no wrong !
oh well
Page looks better with all Grey Bach Hair ...
Oh Dear : \
a note from Page
someone giving the Rockets some love I basically just posted the same thing you said.
He's rocking the sunburst "Greenie" Les Paul too, what a beautiful tribute.
What an Homage to Peter green
Just a dirty guitar riff, just plain dirty!
Michael Laskowski in the same box as “ just got paid” really nasty/ sleazy / dirty and fundamentally brilliant
Of course he is playing a Stratacaster!!
sorry - i don't see a strat onstage in this performance. looks like 3 les pauls.
yes I think you are ...
I had tickets to see this show in WA State, but it got cancelled. So bummed.
Video of the week on Croy Music Miscellany (18 April) - albeit Jimmy Page looks a bit like SuBo...!
Was this Jimmy Page guy in a band back in the 70s?
but the best version of this (besides the JP and Crowes of course) was done by a band called The Rockets
Funny how the Crowes sound 10x heavier with JP onboard
Why couldn't they play stuff like this when they came to north FL?
fucking awesome
Nothing wrong with that!
Zepplin should have used this drummer instead of John Bonhams son. This drummer gets it.
Tell 'em, Bamboosa! Kids drive me NUTS when they think a good old song is new!
@ThePetejolley Sorry Buddy..........Peter Green is God :O)
@bamboosa yes but the best version of this song was done by The Rockets
If the 'singer' would stop swallowing the mic it might have some merit.
You are right but except from the Microphone think that guy hsppens to be extemely talented
Page is playing it wrong--you hammer off the Bb not the B
This is a Fleetwood Mac song, kids, written by a bloke named Peter Green. Do your homework and go play.
It was good, but I still prefer the ORIGINAL one.
who is the 2nd guitarist for the Crowes...
+greygland Audley Freed I believe
That's an EPIC setlist! Out On the Tiles!?!? One of my favorite Zep tunes!
This is a Fleetwood Mac song...
Its a Fleetwood song....
Hey idiots, he knows; however the song "out on the tiles" is a led zeppelin song which was among the songs played at this concert
I think Peter Green would be happy.
Jimmy sure does the pouty mouth a whole lot
Need Moar Guitarzz
Surprised to see Page playing a Les Paul.
JR in the 818 Les Paul was always his go to axe.
Led Zep I was recorded with a telecaster. So were big chunks of Zep II and the solo for Stairway
Peter Green the Great Master
But music is relative. If it makes ya feel good it's good.