Saw this show in Kansas City MO in 1988. Amazing show. This is by far the best recordings I've heard of this tour. Brilliant playing and singing by all. Reminds you of why Jimmy Page is JIMMY PAGE!
This wasn’t considered a major tour. Jimmy was used to being on the biggest stages and playing smaller arenas probably wasn’t as satisfying. Coverdale was a step towards bigger things and then of course once he was back with Plant he was back where he belonged.
@@Taylor.Dude. Grunge didn't hurt Page, or Plant, but Grunge hurt rock bands that hadn't achieved legendary status. Yes, those crappy hair bands like Poison and Kix needed to go, fast, and Grunge did that quite quickly and lethally. But Grunge gave the coup de grace to good rock music (bands like Living Colour, King's X, etc) in 94/95. By 98, Grunge killed itself with a redundant sound ... which gave way to something worse: Kid Rock. 🤣
Saw this tour at The Fabulous Forum in Los Angeles. It was awesome to see Jimmy on the road again. And having Jason Bonham there was just the cherry on top. WHAT A SHOW.
This tour was some of Pages best playing that I have seen or heard. He came to New Orleans on Sep. 24th 1988. My first concert. It was awesome! Never forget it
I was there too. Always front row. I came from Baton Rouge, LA. I saw the Firm 2 times earlier. I love Jimmy on and off the stage. I met him at a club in the Quarter. He is a extremely nice and friendly gentleman.
@@astroman30 forgot about the Black Crowes shows, yup, he was on fire there also. But nothing new came out of that collaboration. We got Coverdale/Page album, Page Plant album that was terrible for most parts, and a few live albums from the Crowes and the O2 show, and Plant Page. He hasn't released anything new since 97/98.
I will cry and grieve as though i just lost a family member or best friend. I grew up listening to Jimmy. IF and when that time should come....his name and legend will live in our hearts forever. bringing a tear to my eyes just writing this.
Only Jimmy Page can play like Jimmy Page. Unique and I can't think of any other guitarist including Hendrix who sounded more otherworldly... there is something of either Heaven or Hell or inhuman in his playing... or wait.. no no no there is something of a very sensitive artist in his playing... either ways, Jimmy Page can build the ultimate atmosphere!!!!!!!!! ❤️
@@sc0or I love Hendrix! Hendrix was probably more gifted and he was another one who was able to create otherworldly ambience! And, Jimmy Page also cleverly managed rhythm and solo when playing live! However, Jimmy Page to me transports further into otherworldliness than Hendrix!
I have to agree. Jimmy's playing is from some other dimension. Just like you said, his playing just takes me somewhere I can't describe. Perhaps only some of us are attuned to it.
Que gran honor para el maestro bajista Durban Laverde, pocos pueden decir que tocaron junto a este legendario monstruo del Rock mundial, bravo por Durban, de Venezuela para el mundo 🇻🇪
It's a wonderful concert...A Page excellently prestigious in that ripenes's part of your carrer ! We love Jimmy Page...the King of six and twelve strings ! Concerto strabiliante.. Un Page eccellente prestigioso in questa parte di maturità della sua carriera. Noi amiamo Jimmy Page il Re delle sei e dodici corde !
Yes, and I was hoping for an instrumental or two on the Outrider album. Writes of Winter (probably written in the "winter" of 87/88) is gorgeous, as is Emerald Eyes. Two Page beauties!
I taped this show off of the radio during the end of 1988. It was so great to hear Page play again with the sloppy finesse that we all love him for. Just the 3 opening songs are a knockout, nevermind "Emerald Eyes", "Midnight Moonlight", "In My Time Of Dying", and "Train Kept A Rollin'".
He really does! I think he practiced to show that he was still vital after the two bad reunion shows at Live Aid and Atlantic Records 40th, which were not as bad as many make them out to be. I think many fans (and guitarists) thought he was finished - WRONG! His creativity on the Outrider album and tour proved them all, again, WRONG!
He does not need to remaster a boot he could just use the master tape . This was professionally recorded for a radio broadcast and there is no way page did not end up with the master tapes
Never had heard this bootleg... actually better than I thought it would be. Not crazy about the thin drum sound, but all in all it's a decent recording.
The Ritz is a small venue in NYC. If you were on the floor very near the stage, as I was, it was magic watching him play. Would have been almost impossible being that close in Zep days.
Yeah, now I remember. When Page strapped that Gibson double-neck on 6 feet in front of me I almost passed out. But I heard & saw the instrumental "Stairway". Memories are a funny thing.
Page played this live on this tour every night. He also played it live with the firm a bunch of times he also played it on the 1983 ARMS tour . There are many videos from that tour and well as video from the firm tours where he plays this . It's not s rate thing and should be easy to find in dozens of Versions .
Jimmy Page & Cris Farlow< Lead Singer at the TOP OF Their GAME! Also Cris Slade was Page's Drummer on Death Wish II & On THE FIRM'm 2nd Album, & went onto be AC/DC's Drummer around in the early 2000's. Just saying man.... peace out..
Sounds like maybe they just plugged into the house feed . Sometimes radio stations would do that just plug into the board and tap into to the PA feed which can result in an unbalanced mix in the recording the balance does change quite alot after the couple of numbers and the guitar becomes alot more forward in the mix and the drums don't sound as buried. Which leads me to believe that maybe they just taped the house feed
OK, John Miles had a great under the radar career, did not know he sang lead on Dr. Tar and Professor Feather for Alan Parsons, backed up Tina Turner for many tours, etc, etc, etc. Wikipedia is so informative.
They forgot to mention is John Miles the lead singer who also do all the keyboards during this tour. Great performance. The only thing I found a little off is Jason's drumming on Stairway but he was younger then and probably that kept him from doing it the best way (his father's way) of course, however a great performance overall, I really like it.
Yeah couple small liner notes: (already mentioned) Chopin wrote Prelude, Paul Rodgers helped write Tear Down the Walls and Farlowe ruined Who’s to Blame
NO IMPORTA, SE SUBEN DE NUEVO Y SI NO BUENO, YA ALGUIEN LOS HABRÁ BAJADO Y SIN SABERLO AYUDASTE Y LE DISTE ALEGRÍA A ALGUIEN MAS QUE APRECIA LA MÚSICA FUERA DE LAS PAVADAS ACTUALES DEL trap Y EL regaton.... UN ABRAZO Y MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TODOS TUS APORTES!!!!
this was definitely taken from a westwood one broadcast. I remember playing it on my college radio show. best quality from this tour. not a classic performance, but far from bad. better than the album. page seems a bit lost when outside of the zeppelin world.
You really think he seems "lost"? He is almost 45 years old here, so his style has evolved. He has the same passion and poetry in his playing if you really listen.
Personally, I think Jimmy Page has sounded sloppy and uninspired for a long time. Don't know if it is because of drugs and alcohol. But he hasn't really done much since Zep. And when I do hear him, it sounds nothing like him at the top of his powers. I wasn't too impressed with his playing on Celebration Day. Listen to Blackmore and Iommi. They play today with as much passion and creativity as they did 45 years ago. They changed and evolved. Page always seemed to be more of a visionary of sound. He is/was a master of that. But he hasn't really done much since 1980. Look at Jeff Beck! The same age and he's on fire. He's freakin' 70!
I know what you mean, I just disagree. Sloppy, yes (he always has been though). But that isn't what matters. He plays with passion first, technique second. I am not a guitarist but a painter, and I see Jimmy as an Impressionist. If you look at some Impressionist paintings you will see what I mean. Jimmy has always used dabs of various hues in his playing, connecting them with his harmonious phrasing. No one else plays quite this way (you can hear it as far back as I Can't Quit You on Zep I). Give Over The Hills from this '88 show another chance and really listen to that solo - it begins with low tones but opens up with amazing use of colors and nuances of tone. Yes, Page is more a "visionary of sound". Well said. He was going to become a painter back in the 60s before he became a session musician and he has often said that this was an influence on his guitar playing. Zep's music (ie. The Song Remains The Same from Houses of the Holy) has so many layers, and if you listen to Page live (even in this show) you can hear how he goes for that with only the use of one guitar. He said he specializes in harmonics. Not to harp on this art stuff, but at times he even seems Expressionistic (see some paintings on Google to see what I mean). Jimmy is unbelievably versed in all kinds of music and art. No other guitarist hit on so many different styles. Actually, I should say that Impressionism is but one of Jimmy's styles. You have to see what he is trying to bring to each song. Btw, I love Beck. He is absolutely brilliant.
+Danny Wall Beautifully stated, Danny! Luvvit! I'm a painter too~ various styles & singer/songwriter multi-instrumentalist~ also various styles Gotta love a nice big palette to draw from...& paint from...& play with
Wow, Pages playing was very good in 1988. I wouldnt have guessed he had such good tone, speed and phrasing. What guitars he use in that period? Les Paul, as in picture I guess
His main guitar during this period was his 1970 red les Paul deluxe which was modded for humbuckers and had a B bender unit and it had Seymour Duncan pickups that are wound hotter then what he has in his other les pauls . He did not use his 1959 led Paul which was his number 1 during led zeppelin very much during this tour. Some shows he would play part of dazed and confused and he would use his 59 but he also had a second 59 that he would use on occasion but in the late 80s and early 90s the converted red les Paul deluxe was his main guitar. It was also his main guitar on the tour he did with coverdale in Japan. It's got a more raw heavier fatter sound them his 2 59 les pauls. I have w set of those Duncan pickups and they are alot more aggressive then any vintage gibson pup . He also used his vintage Danelectro guitar on this tour for midnight moonlight and in my time of dying
Coverdale and Page is a superdisc too.
This is studio quality, does not sound like a bootleg at all.
vyborny concert jimmiho pagea,perfektna zostava hudobnikov,slavne legendarne skladby zneju od led zeppelin,uplna nostalgia,super rockova nadhera.
Saw this show in Kansas City MO in 1988. Amazing show. This is by far the best recordings I've heard of this tour. Brilliant playing and singing by all. Reminds you of why Jimmy Page is JIMMY PAGE!
Page should never have stopped. Miles and Roger'sca deliver the notes Plant delivered in his best years. This line up is awesome
unfortunately the cloud of grunge came across soon after
This wasn’t considered a major tour. Jimmy was used to being on the biggest stages and playing smaller arenas probably wasn’t as satisfying. Coverdale was a step towards bigger things and then of course once he was back with Plant he was back where he belonged.
Agreed. This lineup could have done really well.
@@Taylor.Dude. Grunge didn't hurt Page, or Plant, but Grunge hurt rock bands that hadn't achieved legendary status. Yes, those crappy hair bands like Poison and Kix needed to go, fast, and Grunge did that quite quickly and lethally. But Grunge gave the coup de grace to good rock music (bands like Living Colour, King's X, etc) in 94/95. By 98, Grunge killed itself with a redundant sound ... which gave way to something worse: Kid Rock. 🤣
@@Ram44 Do you know why Page and Coverdale discontinued their association after a short Japan tour?
Amazing sound!! Brings me right back to 1988 in Miami, FL. One of the best concerts I've ever seen!! Page rules!
Nice share. We lost John Miles in Dec. 2021. What a talent.
Did he sing on several Alan Parsons Project albums ?
Saw this tour at The Fabulous Forum in Los Angeles. It was awesome to see Jimmy on the road again. And having Jason Bonham there was just the cherry on top. WHAT A SHOW.
Jimmy Page is the best!❤
This tour was some of Pages best playing that I have seen or heard.
He came to New Orleans on Sep. 24th 1988. My first concert.
It was awesome!
Never forget it
I was there too. Always front row. I came from Baton Rouge, LA. I saw the Firm 2 times earlier. I love Jimmy on and off the stage. I met him at a club in the Quarter. He is a extremely nice and friendly gentleman.
That was the day before the 8th anniversary of John Bonham's death (jason's dad) on the 25th
He was on fire for the 95/98 Page Plant tours, then just did nothing until the O2 show, then vanished again.
@@michaelkeudel8770 He did some shows with the Black Crowes that were good.
@@astroman30 forgot about the Black Crowes shows, yup, he was on fire there also. But nothing new came out of that collaboration. We got Coverdale/Page album, Page Plant album that was terrible for most parts, and a few live albums from the Crowes and the O2 show, and Plant Page. He hasn't released anything new since 97/98.
I will cry and grieve as though i just lost a family member or best friend. I grew up listening to Jimmy. IF and when that time should come....his name and legend will live in our hearts forever. bringing a tear to my eyes just writing this.
I’m not ready for that day either... 😭
Jimmy Page will live forever in all of us!
🐉🎸🎶🎵🧠🌌
I'm not either
😊 He is definitely one of the greatest of all time! In college, in my dorm room, I had posters of Paige and Led Zeppelin everywhere!
Only Jimmy Page can play like Jimmy Page. Unique and I can't think of any other guitarist including Hendrix who sounded more otherworldly... there is something of either Heaven or Hell or inhuman in his playing... or wait.. no no no there is something of a very sensitive artist in his playing... either ways, Jimmy Page can build the ultimate atmosphere!!!!!!!!! ❤️
Hendrix had to play for both solo and rhythm. He's from another league.
@@sc0or I love Hendrix! Hendrix was probably more gifted and he was another one who was able to create otherworldly ambience!
And, Jimmy Page also cleverly managed rhythm and solo when playing live!
However, Jimmy Page to me transports further into otherworldliness than Hendrix!
Excelente muy
I have to agree.
Jimmy's playing is from some other dimension. Just like you said, his playing just takes me somewhere I can't describe. Perhaps only some of us are attuned to it.
@@dwhizzledizzle3538 Yea it is esoteric with some blues and grandeur!
Yup, that's Jimmy Page, awesome 👍😎
Que gran honor para el maestro bajista Durban Laverde, pocos pueden decir que tocaron junto a este legendario monstruo del Rock mundial, bravo por Durban, de Venezuela para el mundo 🇻🇪
I love how Jimmy took a Chopin gem like the Prelude and bluesified it! Then went into Over The Hills!
I can't smash the 'like' button hard enough
It's a wonderful concert...A Page excellently prestigious in that ripenes's part of your carrer ! We love Jimmy Page...the King of six and twelve strings !
Concerto strabiliante.. Un Page eccellente prestigioso in questa parte di maturità della sua carriera. Noi amiamo Jimmy Page il Re delle sei e dodici corde !
Yes, and I was hoping for an instrumental or two on the Outrider album. Writes of Winter (probably written in the "winter" of 87/88) is gorgeous, as is Emerald Eyes. Two Page beauties!
このバージョンのPreludeをずっと探してました！音質、演奏ともにベストテイクだと思います。
BBCが録音をして当時NHK-FMでもオンエアされました。エアチェックしたカセットも
紛失してしまったので聴けてよかったです。
Oh ! SO VALULE " PRELUDE " FROM " BBC" AND ' ON AIR : on NHK-FM RADIO' *🤔
I taped this show off of the radio during the end of 1988.
It was so great to hear Page play again with the sloppy finesse that we all love him for. Just the 3 opening songs are a knockout, nevermind "Emerald Eyes", "Midnight Moonlight", "In My Time Of Dying", and "Train Kept A Rollin'".
Still Glorious 2023!! ❤
Those riffs on In My Time of Dying! 😳😍🤙🤙
Flawless show.....amazing Prelude and Prison Blues!
I wish Page would release a Remastered version of this boot. Sounds Great !! Thanks for posting !!
He really does! I think he practiced to show that he was still vital after the two bad reunion shows at Live Aid and Atlantic Records 40th, which were not as bad as many make them out to be. I think many fans (and guitarists) thought he was finished - WRONG! His creativity on the Outrider album and tour proved them all, again, WRONG!
I agree, would have been nice if Jimmy released a live album - but at least we have this, great sound too!
He does not need to remaster a boot he could just use the master tape . This was professionally recorded for a radio broadcast and there is no way page did not end up with the master tapes
I get passion bumps listening to Jimmy everytime. The Master
You said it!! I too have always felt them.. passion bumps.. and also an invocation.
Saw this tour in Portland Maine....killer! Jason's drum solo!!
Never had heard this bootleg... actually better than I thought it would be. Not crazy about the thin drum sound, but all in all it's a decent recording.
Thanks Jimmy!!! Saw your show in New Orleans!!! FANtastic!!!
This is a great Live Recording!! This kicks ass big time! 😍😃
Jimmy Page... the king!!!!
For a Bootleg, the audio is GOOD :)
His best performances from the 1980s were from the outrider tour. Very focused playing well and playing some zeppelin!
I was at the Philly Show...What a Night !
дуже багато можна написати про цю ЛЕГЕНДУ, але краще просто слухати і насолоджуватись
The Ritz is a small venue in NYC. If you were on the floor very near the stage, as I was, it was magic watching him play.
Would have been almost impossible being that close in Zep days.
Love Midnight Moonlight!!!
all instrumental stairway awsome beatiful guitar work by page
Yeah, now I remember. When Page strapped that Gibson double-neck on 6 feet in front of me I almost passed out. But I heard & saw the instrumental "Stairway". Memories are a funny thing.
Can’t believe I never knew of this Page project! It’s amazing and I like it so much more than Zeppelin
Saw the Capital Centre show a week or so after this one. It was fantastic.
Enjoy this show very much!
Tremendo!! gracias...Aguante Page!!
Yes!!! Finally found that JP's version on Chopin I was looking for years. Thank you flavio luis.
Good!!
It’s on the Death Wish II soundtrack. You might be able to find it used on vinyl online.
Page played this live on this tour every night. He also played it live with the firm a bunch of times he also played it on the 1983 ARMS tour . There are many videos from that tour and well as video from the firm tours where he plays this . It's not s rate thing and should be easy to find in dozens of Versions .
I've been listening to him for a long time. Thank you Luis.
Jason Bonham sounds like a monster here! What a great drummer
Thx youtube more undiscovered gems
This is a recording of the outrider tour...88 ish I seen page on this tour at the Philly spectrum..good sound.thank you
Who could make Chopin's Prelude sounds so sexy? Jimmy Page of course.
📷🎤🎧🎸📀🖥BEST MUSIK JAS BLUS ROKNROL SUPER ALBUM
Listen to Writes of Winter ... Page is playing so sharply.
This proves that there was life after the death of Zeppelin for Page. His guitar playing has not diminished.
Thank You for Sharing......WOW !
Great Boot and Performance,I had the CD,the same as shown here🔝
I have a cassette of this...maybe recorded from radio?
Used to blow my friends minds with it
This is brilliant!
Saw this tour in Miami James L Knight Center..fucking awesome second row...Wonderful night
I've heard a few bootlegs of Jimmy attempting Chopin's 'Prelude' and making a mess of it. On this one he nails with superb precision and passion.
I agree. It sets the tone for the concert.
Jimmy Page & Cris Farlow< Lead Singer at the TOP OF Their GAME! Also Cris Slade was Page's Drummer on Death Wish II & On THE FIRM'm 2nd Album, & went onto be AC/DC's Drummer around in the early 2000's. Just saying man.... peace out..
Wow...that is INCREDIBLE PLAYING from James Patrick! The tone is huge too!
It was on this tour fans were complimenting Zeps Travelling Riverside Blues- which was finally released in 1990 on the Box set
Thank you);):)+Rocks+Respects to the--Master
Saw the gig in manchester...amazing
Wow! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is really wonderful, great !
fantastic!
Westwood 1 got the guitar sound right; bass & drums not so much. Brings back great front row (Chicago) memories;Thank You!
+Ken Ruger so true-ain't that always the way?
Sounds like maybe they just plugged into the house feed . Sometimes radio stations would do that just plug into the board and tap into to the PA feed which can result in an unbalanced mix in the recording the balance does change quite alot after the couple of numbers and the guitar becomes alot more forward in the mix and the drums don't sound as buried. Which leads me to believe that maybe they just taped the house feed
The Golden Age of Rock. There are many imitators, but very few innovators. Page borrowed and he innovated and he always played his heart out.
- James Patrick Page 🎵🎼🎶🎼🎶🎸😎👊
OK, John Miles had a great under the radar career, did not know he sang lead on Dr. Tar and Professor Feather for Alan Parsons, backed up Tina Turner for many tours, etc, etc, etc. Wikipedia is so informative.
The best Midnight Moonlight
it's Top ! ! !
Love it !
They forgot to mention is John Miles the lead singer who also do all the keyboards during this tour. Great performance. The only thing I found a little off is Jason's drumming on Stairway but he was younger then and probably that kept him from doing it the best way (his father's way) of course, however a great performance overall, I really like it.
This is a bootleg, sounds like a live-studio recording. Its easy to love Jimmys guitarmusic with Chris on vocals. Great. :) John C.
I have this on cassette somewhere.. 80s..
Gracias por subirlo, infinitos agradecimientos de Perú
Gaaaaaa
Durban is terribly underrated.
Thanks mate
@@MrDurbs1 I saw you in Miami 1988, Durban, you guys were just great! Most memorable of all the concerts I have seen.
Yeah couple small liner notes: (already mentioned) Chopin wrote Prelude, Paul Rodgers helped write Tear Down the Walls and Farlowe ruined Who’s to Blame
WOW!!!
DA RIFF MASTER!!!
"When Saturn ruled the skies alone
(That golden age, to gold unknown,)
This earthly globe to thee assign'd
Receiv'd the gifts of all mankind."
ЧУДНЕНЬКО ............................................................................
I would love to see a video of this performance. Very good.
grazie
OH Jimmy !!
OBVIOOO QUE YA ME SUSCRIBÍ A TU CANAL!!!!!!! MAESTRO!!!!!!
Gracias capo!!
Te cuento que me bajaron un monton de discos. Una pena
NO IMPORTA, SE SUBEN DE NUEVO Y SI NO BUENO, YA ALGUIEN LOS HABRÁ BAJADO Y SIN SABERLO AYUDASTE Y LE DISTE ALEGRÍA A ALGUIEN MAS QUE APRECIA LA MÚSICA FUERA DE LAS PAVADAS ACTUALES DEL trap Y EL regaton.... UN ABRAZO Y MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TODOS TUS APORTES!!!!
Gracias por tus palabras. Abrazo enorme
um musiko alem da sua epoka....
❤
Where can I get this CD . This is a masterpiece. 👍
It's a bootleg
this was definitely taken from a westwood one broadcast. I remember playing it on my college radio show. best quality from this tour. not a classic performance, but far from bad. better than the album. page seems a bit lost when outside of the zeppelin world.
You really think he seems "lost"? He is almost 45 years old here, so his style has evolved. He has the same passion and poetry in his playing if you really listen.
Personally, I think Jimmy Page has sounded sloppy and uninspired for a long time. Don't know if it is because of drugs and alcohol. But he hasn't really done much since Zep. And when I do hear him, it sounds nothing like him at the top of his powers. I wasn't too impressed with his playing on Celebration Day. Listen to Blackmore and Iommi. They play today with as much passion and creativity as they did 45 years ago. They changed and evolved. Page always seemed to be more of a visionary of sound. He is/was a master of that. But he hasn't really done much since 1980. Look at Jeff Beck! The same age and he's on fire. He's freakin' 70!
I know what you mean, I just disagree. Sloppy, yes (he always has been though). But that isn't what matters. He plays with passion first, technique second. I am not a guitarist but a painter, and I see Jimmy as an Impressionist. If you look at some Impressionist paintings you will see what I mean. Jimmy has always used dabs of various hues in his playing, connecting them with his harmonious phrasing. No one else plays quite this way (you can hear it as far back as I Can't Quit You on Zep I). Give Over The Hills from this '88 show another chance and really listen to that solo - it begins with low tones but opens up with amazing use of colors and nuances of tone. Yes, Page is more a "visionary of sound". Well said. He was going to become a painter back in the 60s before he became a session musician and he has often said that this was an influence on his guitar playing. Zep's music (ie. The Song Remains The Same from Houses of the Holy) has so many layers, and if you listen to Page live (even in this show) you can hear how he goes for that with only the use of one guitar. He said he specializes in harmonics. Not to harp on this art stuff, but at times he even seems Expressionistic (see some paintings on Google to see what I mean). Jimmy is unbelievably versed in all kinds of music and art. No other guitarist hit on so many different styles. Actually, I should say that Impressionism is but one of Jimmy's styles. You have to see what he is trying to bring to each song. Btw, I love Beck. He is absolutely brilliant.
+Danny Wall
Beautifully stated, Danny! Luvvit! I'm a painter too~ various styles
& singer/songwriter multi-instrumentalist~ also various styles
Gotta love a nice big palette to draw from...& paint from...& play with
+Michael Slick To me, Page seems to focus more on the entire picture, rather than individual details.
Wow, Pages playing was very good in 1988. I wouldnt have guessed he had such good tone, speed and phrasing. What guitars he use in that period? Les Paul, as in picture I guess
Les Paul, B-bender Tele, Danelectro, Gibson double neck.
🐉🎸🎶🎵🌌
His main guitar during this period was his 1970 red les Paul deluxe which was modded for humbuckers and had a B bender unit and it had Seymour Duncan pickups that are wound hotter then what he has in his other les pauls . He did not use his 1959 led Paul which was his number 1 during led zeppelin very much during this tour. Some shows he would play part of dazed and confused and he would use his 59 but he also had a second 59 that he would use on occasion but in the late 80s and early 90s the converted red les Paul deluxe was his main guitar. It was also his main guitar on the tour he did with coverdale in Japan. It's got a more raw heavier fatter sound them his 2 59 les pauls. I have w set of those Duncan pickups and they are alot more aggressive then any vintage gibson pup . He also used his vintage Danelectro guitar on this tour for midnight moonlight and in my time of dying
@@adamwatson6916 thanks, about the danElectro guitar info.
I had forgotten; and recognized this sound as another 1954 stratocaster
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good Robert plant impression 🎶🎸
Très bon le chanteur !!!
Jimmy Page is the s***!!❤
Where was this recorded?I saw the concert on 10/30 in Philly on this tour
"Swingin pig" the reference of pirate recordings from Led Zep.
All I have To Sat Is; Jimmy page RULES!!!!!!! #AWESOME #2 after Hendrix of all TIME!!!
#1 of all time.
John Miles sounded a lot like David Coverdale back in the day.
But the "Prelude" is incorrectly credited as Page. It's Chopin.
The original is out of copyright, and page changed the arrangement
Ryan Thompson Guitarist Neither copyright nor arrangement is the issue. It's credit. But since this is a bootleg it doesn't matter either way.
to continue the great page tradition of musicians he rips off from
@@philipperholland musicians treated music a lot differently than musicians today. It was a completely different time.
@@maxcohen13 th-cam.com/video/f5Gcu0Sv6lk/w-d-xo.html
дай бог вам здоровья
Who was this John Miles character? I have never heard of him.....very good singer
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