Im so happy to have grown up at such a great time to listen to not only Zeppelin ,the Stones,the Who,the Beatles,and many more.Our generation was truly blessed. .
Also consider that just before Zeppelin he had literally worked in a hit factory writing songs a la carte, jingles, and such. He had great experience learning what musical structure generated the desired emotional effect. Then he and the boys took all of that and threw it against the wall with ferocity and reveled in the resulting creative catharsis. A they say, legends don’t know they’re going to be legends when they’re becoming legends.
i love Jimmy's guitar work...he is my favorite guitarist from my favorite band. I was lucky enough to be in D.C. as a young Marine when the boys rolled through in '77 and I got to see them at the old Capitol Center. Best concert I have ever been to.
I’m a Baltimore girl & have seen many concerts at the Capital Center and RFK Stadium. Unfortunately I was born in 67, but I was blessed with older brothers, a father with a 1950’s record collection and a grandmother with a 1920’s 78 record collection! And I saw many bands in the 80’s when these band members were in their 40’s (I thought they were old at the time!). I never saw LZ, but saw Page in The Firm and Plant with the Honeydrippers. Thanks for your service and Rock On!
Yes that great drummer has mesmerised my young son and he now tirelessly works to play and be as skilled as “Bonzo”! He does a great Zeppelin few tracks so he’s getting the gist of his skills!
He said he admired that Eddie Vanhalen could smile while playing. Because he couldn't. He does get into it! He said he feels alive playing guitar on stage! I saw them twice in Denver and he danced all over and made some strange faces. But he was great!!! I've seen lots of bands. Zeppelin beat them all in their live shows!!!
Got to see Page and Plant live in LA, front row seats ( first time ever being in that seating position or even anywhere near it ). They are 2 of my all-time heroes and it was one of the high points of my life.
I live less than five minutes away from Headley Grange. Never knew they recorded there until a couple of years ago! I deliberately take a detour on my commute just to go past it. :)
Keith Moon joked they would 'go over like a lead balloon' - and they did, the Led Zeppelin soared above them all, and boy were they salty about it; Keith Richards, Clapton, Ginger Baker, Pete Townsend etc, like Hendrix, Zeppelin swaggered in and upturned the whole apple cart.
Not just my favorite guitarist he's my #1 favorite musician. Jimmy if you're reading this thank you and your fellow companions for all the great music and being such an iconic inspiration in my life.
Seeing Jimmy leaf through those 45s in covers at the end brought back memories. Everyone had a stack, and they were like tokens to a whole other world out of everyday conformity. I can still smell the paper and vinyl.
The intoxication of his skill and absolute love of music creates the “musical heaven” of his references. Such talent is truly rare. However, it’s his adoration of crafting beautiful melody, comprised of light and shade whispered to the thumb which truly holds one captive. There is no one who compares.
You can hand Jimmy Page any stringed instrument, tuned any whacked out way you want, and in 5 minutes or less he’d be able to play it fluently. The guy knows theory and the fretboard better than anyone.
Jimmy Page,what a guitarist! I was fortunate to see Zeppelin two times back in the 70’s. About the time Zeppelin two came out and in the summer of ‘74 at Tampa Stadium. Great concerts to see!
I was raised in Up State New York. In 2009 I was offered an apartment off 22nd North off 12th Street North in the Euclid District by the Catholic Church rectory in order to avoid paying the motel tax. In April of 2010 my house was completed in Hillsborough County Florida. I had become friends with a man who I had met at Church in Pinellas Park Florida. He is about 10 years older than I. He attended a Led Zeppelin concert in Tampa that year. I would have been around 10/11 years old. Small world.
Music of recent decades has come and gone and only pops up by random chance. Led Zeppelin and their iconic music are what legends are made off. Every person who has picked up a guitar has dreamed of mastering at least one of Jimmy’s riffs.
jimmy page when off stage is like a teddy bear.but when on stage,he's a freaking monster.live versions of dazed & confused are unbelievable to this day.
I have to say, as a guitar player, Jimmy Page is my favorite. He's who I look up to. Just all around awesome and he became even more amazing the older he got.
Хочется выразить огромную благодарность Джимми за те чувства и эмоции, которые я испытываю более 40 лет. Это что- то грандиозное, выходящее за рамки рок- музыки. Он постоянно расширял границы возможного. 9:05 И все это не только благодаря природному таланту, но и трудолюбию и той страсти, какую он испытывал к музыке и к жизни в целом. Хороших и техничных групп много, но мало кто так цепляет, как Лед Зеппелин и ее лидер Джимми Пейдж. Хочется пожать ему руку и сказать лично, как прекрасна его музыка.
Page is such a reflective man. And maybe not simply because he's a man of "some experience" in life. Maybe just sitting playing alone and practicing for hours invites that type of reflective person in or molds a person to be so reflective.
@Halli Day Notice how your passion matches your skill sets and gifts. I tell young people "Find your passion and there you will find your talents." Guitarist from the Eagles said a few years back that his ability to play was aided by a system that was anchored pretty well. Now it's gone and new artists are going to have to make a new way. I see and hear young people listening to and playing my generations music. Last month while out I saw 2 cover bands playing at 2 different venues ( outside Bars and clubs ) in Saratoga Springs NY playing songs from the 70's, 80's and early 90's. The average age of the patrons was between 21-30 years of age with a few people who were under 21 years of age sprinkled in for good measure here and there. This phenomenon is both good as well as bad. Good in that it says something positive about my generation. Bad in that our young people are struggling to have their own identity. Our youth are being sold a bill of goods that lead to either death or prison or both. Either by dying in prison, or after being in prison. And God's Little Ones are being murdered in their beds. In their car seats while holding a Happy Meal. On the interstates.
Steve Howe of YES is the best, Jimmy did a commendable job of answering him with "The Song Remains The Same" in a very good attempt at Steve's style however.
The most inventive and original and humble exciting guitarist who ever graced the stage and studio....no one else ever dreamt of even coming close.....
My very first concert 1973 Madison Square Garden NYC Led Zeppelin Row 12. Ten minutes into the concert I was sure the guy prancing across the stage was god. Someone was playing guitar with a violin bow and the drummer tossed his sticks close by and continued playing with his hands. I thought gotta do this more often.
Agreed... up until now, but you never know... I like to think Bonzo left this earth early and went ahead to the next planet, to set up his kit... And one day his mates will join him for the next stop on their tour of the heavens.
I use battle of evermore as a test song for car stereos when I buy cars. Kind of a tradition of mine. The bangs and olfesun system is so far the best I’ve heard.
Still the incredible Jimmy Page - was and always will be and there is no doubt about that... He rips "How Many More Times" for real!!! And "Levee" - what a drum sound, Bonzo's snare sounds 50 feet deep ! Yes sir, Jimmy Page spearheaded the incredible Led Zeppelin movement and if, by some crazy way, you missed it, I truly feel bad for you... Not only is Jimmy Page an amazing and innovative guitarist, musician and songwriter but he is a very distinguished - world class gentleman...
Bonjour à tous de France, je suis né en 1954 et j'avais 14 ans lorsque j'ai écouté pour la première fois Led zeppelin. Depuis le hard rock et le métal sont toujours d'actualités. Amicalement
Jimmy Page your awesome ILove Led Zeppelin you mates know how to Rock &Roll .I'm 59 I still listen toLed. Zeppelin You are very Gifted by God Musicley talented .Love your Music to very good looking still got it.All ways will.Love Peace Rock & Roll 4 Eveo Verona from Nashville Tennessee.
One of the things that many don't consider when talking Bonham: He didn't play drums to fill in or, round out, or complete some other void. When he "filled" with Jimmy, it was very clear. The drums for him were an instrument ON THEIR OWN, and too many drummers didn't let that happen. I am SO grateful that I had the pleasure to see them, mere weeks before Robert's son passed away. I never saw Floyd or Genesis or Yes, and that is devastating, but to think that I could have missed seeing MY Fab Four together is unfathomable.
When he speaks of every guitar player has his own way of playing it and expression,its why his music has lasted for so long he's not worried about all the nuancesbut just playing from your heart and soul
BOUGHT MY FIRST LES PAUL IN 1973, AT THE AGE OF 14 CAUSE I SAW JIMMY PAGE PLAYING ONE, IT WAS A CHERRY SUNBURST LES PAUL DELUXE WITH THE PICK GAURD REMOVED, I REMOVED MY PICK GAURD AND WAS ON MY WAY. IT'S NOW 48 YEARS LATER AND I STILL PLAY THAT CHERRY SUNBURST BEAUTY, THANKS FOR THE MEMORY JIMMY!
Given Jimmy Page’s body of work / resume, simply the best guitar player. The best is a combination of his technical guitar playing but most importantly all the sounds ( rifs, rhythms) he created.
1970 possibly top 10 but of his living counterparts of approximately the same age, maybe top 25. Robin Trower was, is & forever will be better. Trower was called "The Stratmaster" & "The white Hendrix" after all.
@@justicegusting2476 I like virtually everything Trower has ever done. But "Victims of The Fury" is my favorite album because when it came out in 80-81, it sounded like it was something he had kept tucked away from 70-73. And of course there's James Dewar's vocals :-)
Very gifted ( and very lucky guy ) ! He’s been in showbiz from an early age and made his first appearance on telly strumming away to a skiffle tune telling the presenter of the show that he’d like to do ‘ biological research ‘ when he grows up !! There’s another clip of him in his teens being interviewed by which time his ambitions had changed from science to Art School ! The common thread through these years must have been his love for the guitar ; stretching his repertoire and mastering new chords all the while. Most of us give up at some point in those early years of things don’t ‘ click ‘ and just leave school and get a job. But, Page is an example of pure determination and ambition and hard work that can take a little a long way. It’s truly amazing what some people can achieve with their lives when they put their minds to it .
How Many More Times is such an underrated song! It slithers, pulses, oozes along, pulling you in and blowing you away. And live, it was even better. They used it for a closing number in the early years. Raw, bluesy, and powerful! My personal favorite.
@@gjgfghv4116 Yeah I agree. The way it segues into that song by Free ‘ The Hunter ‘ is quite clever too. This is the thing with Zeppelin : they took stuff already out there and improved on it ! My only criticism ( for what it’s worth ) is that these guys, and also others like The Rolling Stones, Jeff beck, John Mayall etc.. where only young white guys in their teens employing lyrics which in reality only a 45 yr old black railroad worker from the 1930s Deep South America would authentically sing ! It’s hardly likely that Mick or Robert would’ve been so hard done by, by women or left a trail of paternity suits behind them at their tender age of 19 ! Still, it’s all good stuff !
Jimmy Page is a musical genius. He didn't have to try to hard, he has a natural gift! That's why he makes it look easy.. Lots of great people are masters of whatever kraft they are into.
Jimmy's playing is in every song I play and has been for 30 years. Hard to express his appeal and talent but he knew that the result was the goal, no matter how he got there. I think he took hours finding every small subtle note in his compositions.
I can never get over the way he plays Ramble On in these outtakes... It makes me keep coming back for this section.
Ramble on is a classic that riff makes you come back for more
We all get old & when we do we look back at our contribution. Jimmy Page contributed to my life by providing inspirational music
Im so happy to have grown up at such a great time to listen to not only Zeppelin ,the Stones,the Who,the Beatles,and many more.Our generation was truly blessed.
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Yes. Truly blessed.
Ditto
Yep 🎯
we truly were..
Amen 🙏🏼
I could listen to him talk about his life and how he became such a phenomenal guitarist forever. He speaks so beautifully.
ditto
He just plain beautiful!!!!❤
Sorry, he's just plain beautiful!!!!❤
Absolutely love to listen to him! ❤
“It’ll invite you in, it’s intoxicating,” That just explains LZ’s music to me! Love you Jimmy! And Thank You for the amazing tunes!
Jimmy Page is definitely one of my all time favorite guitarists. Love it!
I love how this beast of a guitar player on stage is such a quietly spoken lovely guy. What a man :)
retrovertigo2006 YES YES YES HE IS THE GUITAR GODFATHER HUMBLE MAN STAY SAFE MY DEAR ✊🏾
Teaching these youngsters!
Also consider that just before Zeppelin he had literally worked in a hit factory writing songs a la carte, jingles, and such. He had great experience learning what musical structure generated the desired emotional effect. Then he and the boys took all of that and threw it against the wall with ferocity and reveled in the resulting creative catharsis. A they say, legends don’t know they’re going to be legends when they’re becoming legends.
Uh I don’t know about all that lovely guy stuff man was deadass a witch
He's like anyone who's great at their craft. They let THAT do the talking. If they have any sense that is.
Damn I cant get over how great this man is. I thank him for all the tunes he has gave the world.
i love Jimmy's guitar work...he is my favorite guitarist from my favorite band. I was lucky enough to be in D.C. as a young Marine when the boys rolled through in '77 and I got to see them at the old Capitol Center. Best concert I have ever been to.
21 years later, a young Marine from Quantico would see Page/Plant at the new Capitol Center…. Me!!!
@@lonblank648 bit special zeppelin what's funny over here in the uk they never got the recognition they deserved for the hell of me I can't think why
I’m a Baltimore girl & have seen many concerts at the Capital Center and RFK Stadium. Unfortunately I was born in 67, but I was blessed with older brothers, a father with a 1950’s record collection and a grandmother with a 1920’s 78 record collection! And I saw many bands in the 80’s when these band members were in their 40’s (I thought they were old at the time!). I never saw LZ, but saw Page in The Firm and Plant with the Honeydrippers. Thanks for your service and Rock On!
Jimmy's why i learned guitar 🎸 ❤️
Same. Here I am 28 years year later still feeling like a kid every time I pick it up.
Jimmy Page is soft spoken in my opinion because, he is a true professional guitarist and has nothing to prove to anyone in his field.
exactly
He proved it all through playing on stage for millions of fans and not running his mouth about everything like an entitled opinionater.
There IS no one in his field except of course, John Paul Jones.
@@sarahflett4247 and Jimi Hendrix
He has a sexy voice
It's amazingly awesome how we can hear it's Jimmy even by his muted strums.
An amazing band. Made even more amazing by one of the greatest drummers to ever perform.
Each member is one of the greatest to ever play their respective instrument / voice.
Amen to that. #BONZO
Yes that great drummer has mesmerised my young son and he now tirelessly works to play and be as skilled as “Bonzo”! He does a great Zeppelin few tracks so he’s getting the gist of his skills!
i think so that's right!
I still get goose bumps watching this The man is amazing.
Wow grew up with his guitar, like so many millions. Good human.
Cool how Page still makes those faces like he's on stage in concert
yep,once the 'fish face" comes out watch it...he's getting into it.
That's called emotion
He said he admired that Eddie Vanhalen could smile while playing. Because he couldn't. He does get into it! He said he feels alive playing guitar on stage! I saw them twice in Denver and he danced all over and made some strange faces. But he was great!!! I've seen lots of bands. Zeppelin beat them all in their live shows!!!
Every kid playing in their bedroom is doing exactly the same.
“What are you going to do when you leave school” just cracked me up.
Got to see Page and Plant live in LA, front row seats ( first time ever being in that seating position or even anywhere near it ). They are 2 of my all-time heroes and it was one of the high points of my life.
I live less than five minutes away from Headley Grange. Never knew they recorded there until a couple of years ago! I deliberately take a detour on my commute just to go past it. :)
Lucky you!
Lucky 👍
It’s where they wrote Stairway to Heaven!
Just the number one rock band ever.
This collection of words should have about a million👍
Fucking right about that. 👍😎
Can't imagine ANYone challenging your statement. But I'm open-minded.....Let's hear it different opinions......🤨
Keith Moon joked they would 'go over like a lead balloon' - and they did, the Led Zeppelin soared above them all, and boy were they salty about it; Keith Richards, Clapton, Ginger Baker, Pete Townsend etc, like Hendrix, Zeppelin swaggered in and upturned the whole apple cart.
"Four members of the band take on a fifth element."
I cannot describe my experience playing with competent, caring musicians any better than that.
i always said to myself or anyone who would listen, it was like they were given some sort of magic as if they unclocked a great power together
The Pentagram is strong in that comment…
Not just my favorite guitarist he's my #1 favorite musician. Jimmy if you're reading this thank you and your fellow companions for all the great music and being such an iconic inspiration in my life.
Well said J Mu , Page is that one musician that doesn't come around very often. The total PKG !!
Seeing Jimmy leaf through those 45s in covers at the end brought back memories. Everyone had a stack, and they were like tokens to a whole other world out of everyday conformity. I can still smell the paper and vinyl.
For a session musician Jimmy Page transfomed inspiration to create music which has touched so many 💕
wow gives me goosebumps learning how these monumental tunes were composed! Watching Jimmy play bits from each is really really nice!
The intoxication of his skill and absolute love of music creates the “musical heaven” of his references. Such talent is truly rare. However, it’s his adoration of crafting beautiful melody, comprised of light and shade whispered to the thumb which truly holds one captive. There is no one who compares.
''Dynamics, light and shade, whisper to thunder.''
That's the heaviest Telecaster tone ever recorded on how many more times. Just incredible sounding.
Every Rush album practically has that same Tele in one speaker.
It’s a fantastic, aggressive instrument when pushed.
You can hand Jimmy Page any stringed instrument, tuned any whacked out way you want, and in 5 minutes or less he’d be able to play it fluently. The guy knows theory and the fretboard better than anyone.
Jimmy Page,what a guitarist! I was fortunate to see Zeppelin two times back in the 70’s. About the time Zeppelin two came out and in the summer of ‘74 at Tampa Stadium. Great concerts to see!
I was raised in Up State New York. In 2009 I was offered an apartment off 22nd North off 12th Street North in the Euclid District by the Catholic Church rectory in order to avoid paying the motel tax. In April of 2010 my house was completed in Hillsborough County Florida. I had become friends with a man who I had met at Church in Pinellas Park Florida. He is about 10 years older than I. He attended a Led Zeppelin concert in Tampa that year. I would have been around 10/11 years old. Small world.
73 actually. Zep didn't tour in 74
Grew up with zep . Still listening to this day. Love them.
@@Mang213Could have been 75 or 77
@christopherekin1747 yep, could be 75 or 77 too. 👍
Music of recent decades has come and gone and only pops up by random chance. Led Zeppelin and their iconic music are what legends are made off. Every person who has picked up a guitar has dreamed of mastering at least one of Jimmy’s riffs.
Brother, I am 60 years old. Big fan of ZEPPELIN. Sir you are the best song writer and guitar player in the world. Thanks for all my favorite songs.
Such a tender voice, such a heavy player. Beautiful combination.
jimmy page when off stage is like a teddy bear.but when on stage,he's a freaking monster.live versions of dazed & confused are unbelievable to this day.
Absolutely true. Check out how many more times from the early bootlegs in 69 and 70. Absolutely mind blowing how good they were from the start.
А по моему он похож на японца.
Not necessarily but for the most part yeah
What a delightful surprise this popped up in my feed❣️ Zep always my fave band 🌟
Jimmy is a true gentleman and a master at his craft.❤
I have to say, as a guitar player, Jimmy Page is my favorite. He's who I look up to. Just all around awesome and he became even more amazing the older he got.
Yeah, No one sounds that good. Not even Hendrix (different thing).
Хочется выразить огромную благодарность Джимми за те чувства и эмоции, которые я испытываю более 40 лет. Это что- то грандиозное, выходящее за рамки рок- музыки. Он постоянно расширял границы возможного. 9:05 И все это не только благодаря природному таланту, но и трудолюбию и той страсти, какую он испытывал к музыке и к жизни в целом. Хороших и техничных групп много, но мало кто так цепляет, как Лед Зеппелин и ее лидер Джимми Пейдж. Хочется пожать ему руку и сказать лично, как прекрасна его музыка.
04:13 that drum intro is all you ever need really. Absolutely incredible sound.
Certainly better than the rough mandolin that follows a minute later.
@@IfUfindthisURlost
but the transition from the mandolin to "battle of evermore" is quite nice.
Love the guy. My teenage years were formulated by his music. But his creation of "Led Zeppelin is incredible.
Page is such a reflective man. And maybe not simply because he's a man of "some experience" in life.
Maybe just sitting playing alone and practicing for hours invites that type of reflective person in or molds a person to be so reflective.
Been there, and it's true. Very satisfying as well.
@Halli Day Notice how your passion matches your skill sets and gifts. I tell young people "Find your passion and there you will find your talents." Guitarist from the Eagles said a few years back that his ability to play was aided by a system that was anchored pretty well. Now it's gone and new artists are going to have to make a new way. I see and hear young people listening to and playing my generations music. Last month while out I saw 2 cover bands playing at 2 different venues ( outside Bars and clubs ) in Saratoga Springs NY playing songs from the 70's, 80's and early 90's. The average age of the patrons was between 21-30 years of age with a few people who were under 21 years of age sprinkled in for good measure here and there. This phenomenon is both good as well as bad. Good in that it says something positive about my generation. Bad in that our young people are struggling to have their own identity. Our youth are being sold a bill of goods that lead to either death or prison or both. Either by dying in prison, or after being in prison. And God's Little Ones are being murdered in their beds. In their car seats while holding a Happy Meal. On the interstates.
On this night in 2021 I needed to go back....way back. Thank you for taking me there Jimmy🙏
Jimmy page was the one of the main guitarists who got me into playing guitar. Thank you jimmy
True mastery! Every note an iconic blast from our collective past. I don't think he's ever played an "off" note.
Love Jimmy's gifts, insights and stories
Beast of a guitar player. That about sums it up. The greatest living guitar player the world has ever known.
Roy Clark is better than Jimmy
Steve Howe of YES is the best, Jimmy did a commendable job of answering him with "The Song Remains The Same" in a very good attempt at Steve's style however.
Jimi the GOAT..
@@valeriethornblade9466 Roy is great but hardly JP.
Still gives me shivers.
The best badass guitarist ever.
Goddamn I'd love to spend a day with this phenomenal human being.
I would rather spend a day with the guitar :)
Assuming he wouldn’t be stoned.
I was just thinking the same thing
@@pawelpap9 😊 I think Jimmy very stone would be more interesting than 90% of the people I’ve ever met
He dont need a dam he can walk on water
What a amazing man !!! Thank you for sharing your life !!! ❤🇺🇸🇬🇧😄✌
The most inventive and original and humble exciting guitarist who ever graced the stage and studio....no one else ever dreamt of even coming close.....
The world's greatest guitar player
"A whisper to the thunder to invite you in"...
My very first concert 1973 Madison Square Garden NYC Led Zeppelin Row 12. Ten minutes into the concert I was sure the guy prancing across the stage was god. Someone was playing guitar with a violin bow and the drummer tossed his sticks close by and continued playing with his hands. I thought gotta do this more often.
You may have been in the film "The Song Remains the Same". It was recorded then, over 3 nights at MSG in 1973.
My first and best concert was Led Zeppelin at the old Sydney Showgrounds in Australia in 1972. They were phenomenal.
@@HBIKevin and Baltimore
A musical genius like no other.
Jimmy has some rythmns in him...Wow ...Thanks for putting this up
The greatest band ever to grace this or any other planet.
Agreed... up until now, but you never know... I like to think Bonzo left this earth early and went ahead to the next planet, to set up his kit... And one day his mates will join him for the next stop on their tour of the heavens.
Nah! Bonzo is resting and his spirit went back to the one who gives it!
@@unclesalty7778 I assume you're referring to "Bonzo."
@@dab4546 good old auto-correct… 🪘🧔🏻
@@dab4546
Yup! When any of us dies , the spirit goes back to the one who gave it ELOHIM!
To think, whoever left that guitar behind at the house probably instigated the growth of one of the most iconic guitar players ever..
I'd like to think that in 20 years I'll invent a time machine, and it was me that put that guitar there '-)
He is beautiful at every age.
That was great. Love the delicacy of Ramble On and how he switches to a metal edge and back. Also the Mandolin and Headley Grange was a delight.
Page plays astonishing guitar as easily and naturally as I take a drink of water.
I use battle of evermore as a test song for car stereos when I buy cars. Kind of a tradition of mine. The bangs and olfesun system is so far the best I’ve heard.
I love how Jimmy's hair in the sit down session was in the style of Ludwig van Beethoven.
Yeah, right.
What’s your favorite LvB piano sonata?
Beethoven is certainly one of the masters of classical music. Page is one of the master guitarists in rock so it's quite fitting.
When I was 15 just playing guitar, I wanted to be Jimmy Page , I saw Song remains the same and was hooked on Pages stage presence ever since
Thank you so much for posting.
Still the incredible Jimmy Page - was and always will be and there is no doubt about that... He rips "How Many More Times" for real!!! And "Levee" - what a drum sound, Bonzo's snare sounds 50 feet deep ! Yes sir, Jimmy Page spearheaded the incredible Led Zeppelin movement and if, by some crazy way, you missed it, I truly feel bad for you... Not only is Jimmy Page an amazing and innovative guitarist, musician and songwriter but he is a very distinguished - world class gentleman...
Such God ordained talent; Jimmy Page
Bonjour à tous de France, je suis né en 1954 et j'avais 14 ans lorsque j'ai écouté pour la première fois Led zeppelin. Depuis le hard rock et le métal sont toujours d'actualités. Amicalement
Jimmy Page your awesome ILove Led Zeppelin you mates know how to Rock &Roll .I'm 59 I still listen toLed. Zeppelin You are very Gifted by God Musicley talented .Love your Music to very good looking still got it.All ways will.Love Peace Rock & Roll 4 Eveo Verona from Nashville Tennessee.
Some of the best music written and played.
One of the things that many don't consider when talking Bonham: He didn't play drums to fill in or, round out, or complete some other void.
When he "filled" with Jimmy, it was very clear. The drums for him were an instrument ON THEIR OWN, and too many drummers didn't let that happen. I am SO grateful that I had the pleasure to see them, mere weeks before Robert's son passed away. I never saw Floyd or Genesis or Yes, and that is devastating, but to think that I could have missed seeing MY Fab Four together is unfathomable.
That was great...I want more!
You can learn all you need to know about great song writing and the right mix of talent with the Led Zeppelin back catalogue. Awesome.
Jimmy Is A Charismatic Genius
@2:15 That's the face of a man who's satisfied with what he's accomplished in life.
When he speaks of every guitar player has his own way of playing it and expression,its why his music has lasted for so long he's not worried about all the nuancesbut just playing from your heart and soul
Probably one of the greatest bands to grace this land ❤
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Is!
Probably ???!
@@ginopini6484 have you ever heard of Carlsberg 🙄
@@spookedhorse I bet you are the life and soul at parties 😶
There is only one Jimmy Page he’s a legend ,there will never be another one God Bless him has made my days great ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😃😃👍👍👍🦘🇦🇺🇬🇧
Probably my greatest influence.
Best band of all time. And always will be. 😎
BOUGHT MY FIRST LES PAUL IN 1973, AT THE AGE OF 14 CAUSE I SAW JIMMY PAGE PLAYING ONE, IT WAS A CHERRY SUNBURST LES PAUL DELUXE WITH THE PICK GAURD REMOVED, I REMOVED MY PICK GAURD AND WAS ON MY WAY. IT'S NOW 48 YEARS LATER AND I STILL PLAY THAT CHERRY SUNBURST BEAUTY, THANKS FOR THE MEMORY JIMMY!
Given Jimmy Page’s body of work / resume, simply the best guitar player. The best is a combination of his technical guitar playing but most importantly all the sounds ( rifs, rhythms) he created.
I agree. Hendrix and EVH look like one-trick ponies compared to everything Page recorded.
Thank fuck his career in biological research didnt take off.
Or his career in Astrophysics (Michio Kaku) 😅
Jimmy’s one of our finest 🎶🇬🇧
If I owned that house........there would still be a mic'd up kit when you walk in at all times.
Just the rhythmic logic of his playing is brilliant, leaving aside his vast knowledge of chord voicings etc
James Patrick, never another..."I Deal in Emotion"
Simply put, the world's finest living guitarist.
C’mon man...
1970 possibly top 10 but of his living counterparts of approximately the same age, maybe top 25. Robin Trower was, is & forever will be better. Trower was called "The Stratmaster" & "The white Hendrix" after all.
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Repent Walpugis, Bridge of Sighs....
Classic Trower mindbending tunes.
@@justicegusting2476 I like virtually everything Trower has ever done. But "Victims of The Fury" is my favorite album because when it came out in 80-81, it sounded like it was something he had kept tucked away from 70-73. And of course there's James Dewar's vocals :-)
Who else comes to these comments to see find othergreat guitarist that you hadn't heard about before?
"whisper to the thunder" what a sentiment
Man, listen this tone of Ramble on, surreal and organic
Very gifted ( and very lucky guy ) ! He’s been in showbiz from an early age and made his first appearance on telly strumming away to a skiffle tune telling the presenter of the show that he’d like to do ‘ biological research ‘ when he grows up !! There’s another clip of him in his teens being interviewed by which time his ambitions had changed from science to Art School ! The common thread through these years must have been his love for the guitar ; stretching his repertoire and mastering new chords all the while. Most of us give up at some point in those early years of things don’t ‘ click ‘ and just leave school and get a job. But, Page is an example of pure determination and ambition and hard work that can take a little a long way. It’s truly amazing what some people can achieve with their lives when they put their minds to it .
How Many More Times is such an underrated song! It slithers, pulses, oozes along, pulling you in and blowing you away. And live, it was even better. They used it for a closing number in the early years. Raw, bluesy, and powerful! My personal favorite.
@@gjgfghv4116 Yeah I agree. The way it segues into that song by Free ‘ The Hunter ‘ is quite clever too. This is the thing with Zeppelin : they took stuff already out there and improved on it ! My only criticism ( for what it’s worth ) is that these guys, and also others like The Rolling Stones, Jeff beck, John Mayall etc.. where only young white guys in their teens employing lyrics which in reality only a 45 yr old black railroad worker from the 1930s Deep South America would authentically sing ! It’s hardly likely that Mick or Robert would’ve been so hard done by, by women or left a trail of paternity suits behind them at their tender age of 19 ! Still, it’s all good stuff !
Jimmy Page is a musical genius. He didn't have to try to hard, he has a natural gift! That's why he makes it look easy.. Lots of great people are masters of whatever kraft they are into.
The best of the best.
imagine knowing you have created more important riffs in your life than a 1000 others will in theirs combined?
He definitely has a spooky tone.
Thousands,you’re stretching a bit,a lot
I’m glad this was popped into my feedbag.
Ain’t no such thing as an ‘outtake’ with Jimmy. He can do and say anything he bloody well pleases and it’s quite alright with me.🙂👍🏾👍🏾
The Master and a band of Misfits lent to us for a bit I’m glad I stumbled up here 🤟✊
I wanna hug him so much!
Relative ?
Fantastic hearing the guitar alone on Ramble On.
Jimmy's playing is in every song I play and has been for 30 years. Hard to express his appeal and talent but he knew that the result was the goal, no matter how he got there. I think he took hours finding every small subtle note in his compositions.
Mr Jimmy Page is the One to bring us to rock with the profection and the idea of the greatest rock mucians of music
They cracked the king dome in Seattle 😁
Plant’s voice is amazing.