If your complaining about a cigarette, you probably don't need to be watching rock n roll. Believe me, cigarettes were the least of what Page was taking.
Jimmy is crying on the guitar It’s so emotional, so sad so moved. He’s a real musician and also a human. He expresses all the sorrow by playing the guitar.
@@jennifersman7990 Actually he was caught in the depths of it here. This night's performance was a turning point and he kicked it shortly after. If you watch the whole night's performance, it was incoherent at best and many of the other musicians would verify that.
for those who don't know... it's a B-bender Tele... upper strap mount moves a lever to bend the B string - watch Page pushing against the strap to bend notes - the original Page version is on the Death Wish 2 OST and you can hear the edits to piece it together - this is a quite remarkable performance
I really didn't see it yet. I never looked for the B bender. Are you sure? That would make this Telecaster one of the best guitars of all time. I love the way Page thought of all this. Very classy. I'll check out the guitar now. Thanks.
Just goes to show you how versatile he is. No one expected this, no heavy blues rock, no open tunings, no Les Paul, etc just a straight up attack on classical music. So much more feeling that's what Jimmy can do.
Impossible to describe the sensations and feelings that surround me while listening to this beautiful melody ... Jimmy Page is simply a great guitarist!
I’m glad he said what it actually was. If I tried to find similar music I would have been looking in the wrong place. It’s not like they called him an idiot for not knowing. People despise confrontation so much that they’d rather go on in life not knowing anything. Being uncomfortable is good. It means you’re growing
I love both rock and classic. Some people say suck and awful to rock musician who arranges classical music for rock, but music shouldn't be classified according to genre. I love freedom and diversity of music so I love Led Zeppelin.
Yunoki Rio I mean Heavy Metal has its roots on classical music. If you translate any good heavy metal (preferably classic) song to piano or something it sounds like a classical song, and vice versa. They practically go together, I mean just listen to some of Chopin’s etudes.
Yunoki Rio And Zep was above all because as mentioned they had no boundaries, and their songs took all types of twists and turns. Santana is usually known as the real inventor of World Music, but actually Zep was part of that as well.
It definitely adds to the sound of it. The original is pretty easy to play on guitar, but the b bending made it so much better. Reminded me of All My Love
Jimmy Page is a maestro. All contemporary music was grounded out of classical music. So much of the early metal was sheer compositional genius. Everything Page has composed is original new sound that others followed. Page's Bolero now called Beck's Bolero can be heard on a Yardbirds cd when it was first played. Both musicians were in the Yardbirds. Not certain how or why Back called it his own. It is amazing either way. Nothing is comparable to these creations. So thankful to have them. Hope everyone can appreciate the mastery of all this. Hurray for Page being an amazing survivor. Unimaginable not to have him.
Dang son that was so well arranged. Page's tone is so recognizable. Listen to this and then compare the tone to Achilles Last Stand and you can see that he is the greatest guitarist of all time.
@@EltonoutoftheclosetOfficial honestly it still wouldn’t give the same feel although gilmour is insanely emotional page at this time was really going through it and u can hear it through the playing. shoutout may and gilmour tho
Thank you so much for uploading this. I found on UA-cam videos of three different nights where he plays this song in that same event. Two of them are painful to watch. Jimmy is obviously far from his best shape. His eyes seem off. His bends are so inaccurate they hurt the ears. He fails to make a lot of notes sound properly. And then there is this version. It’s like a miracle. All the things that fall apart in the other two seems to come together - listen to the emotion in those bends, the subtlety in the way he changes from playing hard to softly, the hammers and pull offs that make the end of his sentences so palpable. Even the way he moves is deliciously quirky. It’s one of my favourite songs he ever played, it moves me in a special way, perhaps also because it shows that genius can survive and even feed on the darkest of times. To me, this is Jimmy’s swan song.
One of my Absolute All Time Favorite bits of Live Guitar. As a Drummer after i found the ARMS Concert and all of its Wonderful Moments, i picked up the Guitar
When Led Zeppelin's debut album came out during my junior year at Kent State, we all listened to Dazed and Confused and wished we could be one of the cool kids, but they were in the dorm where all the 'heads' lived. Now, Jimmy Page unites the heads and the classical music lovers with this glorious piece. I'd be hard pressed to choose between Chopin's Prelude no. 4 and Page's version - it just rips my heart from my chest and then returns it safe and sound when finished.
I'm 29 and all I listen to is classic rock, blues and metal! I despise rap and most modern music, except a lot of foreign metal and the rare American indie band! I thank my father for raising me on this! It is one of the few good things, all of which I can count on one hand he ever did for me! Great music has no age limit, but I cannot help to agree that if more knew of his brilliance today the world may be far better! Then again, we might have a lot of youngsters try and distort, destroy and mangle it beyond comprehension into some trashy club mix! So maybe it is better to keep it and other such gems hidden!?!
TheMechanicalGirl999 Reading comments like this make me disappointed to call myself a fan of rock music. Because of arrogant closed minded statements like this as if only a select few artists from one era are capable of releasing good music
Brilliant! Just gorgeous + freakin Brilliant. This was the first song in Jimmy's first public appearance after the death of the greatest drummer ever unfortunately ended the best band ever. Jimmy said he was so depressed he didn't pick up the guitar for more than a year. When he heard they were going to be doing a charity concert for Ronnie Lane and saw how many people were invited he asked Eric and Jeff can I play? They said step this way!
I love this so much and for a long time💜 JP makes this composition on his own style, yet elegant and emotional!💥 I think Chopin would not criticize, and would be very grateful for the voice of GUITAR )))
His interpretation has success to pass on that feeling that surrounds and produces thousands of sensations in 2:39 min, I particularly want to prolong those min much more! Love Jimmy Page!
I saw him perform this a couple a couple times and it was truly otherworldly.....at the time I did not know it was Chopin, I thought it was his composition, and even know when I hear it, it sounds like it could be something he wrote...... The tonalities are kind of similar to Ten Years Gone on Physical Graffiti. Amazing
Perdón por mi ignorancia, solo puedo maravillarme por la hermosa melodía de Chopin, que este músico de rock interpreta tan exquisitamente . No sé de que hablan, sólo puedo sentir y vivir la música. Desde Argentina, La Abuela Marisa.
First time I saw Jimmy Page playing live, Royal Albert Hall september 1983, ARMS concert. After all these years (40) watching this wonderful performance still gives me an incredible emotion. Hats off to Jimmy Page !
The last great line up of classic rock stars. ARMS concert. Doesn't get better than this. Wish Page, Clapton, and Beck would do one last stage appearance.
This was his opening part for the ARMS concert in England then they tore into a bunch of awesome songs Jeff Beck came out as someone said ..it was like everyone on the continent was there 😄
This is so freaking magnificent. Anyone who spends a lot of time listening to Jeff Beck should do themselves a favor and listen to Jimmy's versatility before assuming Jeff is the only player of that generation with virtuoso chops.
Very OBVIOUS this little trick was inspired by Jeff Beck, who began to put most of his creativity into instrumentals, with damn- near IDENTICAL effects, several years previous.
@@marktulk4225 Jimmy himself tributes Jeff's virtuosity in interview after interview. My comment was geared more toward Jimmy's extraordinary compositional skill than his ability to "out play" Beck, which is pretty much impossible.
I AM a Malmsteen fan, but wow! It was nice to listen to this to something 'Neo-classical' without a huge 16th note run every other bar! In fact I am really happy to hear Chopin played on an electric guitar and even more pleased it wasn't tacky and ridiculous like a lot of stuff, that's similar is! Time to listen to this another hundred times!
@@kensalazar5066indeed, the way he can bend notes to sound like a vocal is truly beautiful and musical. Just two soulful notes from Jimmy make you come back again and again.
Hitman BangPDNim #BTSARMY is glad that you share music you like. This is pulling at the strings of my heart seriously. Thank you for tweeting about it.
Yeah, sounds like he's trying to duplicate Jeff Beck's : EFFECTS, tempo, and phrasing, EXACTLY like most of Jeff's recording ( both original and arranged), for the past 40 years !!
Two things: 1) Jimmy’s tone here is so unique and FASCINATING. Not just another regular old guitar tone. 2) His playing here is VERY reminiscent of his good friend Jeff Beck - especially Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers, which came out in 1975. Can’t help but think there is some emulation going on there…
That's a good comment! He captured the imagination :) that's what it does for me! just hearing how he plays, bends the strings, the touch etc. I feel sorry for those who think its all about speed
Sublime, de lo mejor de lo mejor que he escuchado, mas aún con ese órgano de fondo, lo hace aún mas nostálgico y te transporta a otras dimensiones sin fumar nada.
Thanks TheMeTAvorg for pointing that out. I listened to the original and your right, the motif/theme is from Chopin, though this is an interesting prog rock arrangement nonetheless.
Jimmy Page released NEW pitching-techniques and note-clusters which had never been; Many musicians were held to a standard-for-guitar. He captured the imagination of MUSIC(What could a guitar do).Before there was music, Sound was just sound till someone in time, gave the sound a value that made a sound desirable.Music is the study of how to make those desired sounds;It allowed for the development of new instruments;Jimmy made a NEWsound happen.Well studied people only hope to make such a sound.
Not sure if anyone mentioned, that's his B-bender guitar. The top strap button pivots and pulls on the b string. You can see him use it right at @1:08 with a little pull on the strap. The back of the guitar is routed out and there is quite the contraption screwed in.
If your complaining about a cigarette, you probably don't need to be watching rock n roll. Believe me, cigarettes were the least of what Page was taking.
ROFLMAO
I'm sure we're there, every human has vices, I think you should shut your up, idiot
Face , ie mouth, let's publicise your history, but no one cares
This as a Badi time for Jimmy xo
And thank eff for that!
Jimmy - a fan of Chopin
and lover of great music
I respect him for it
😊😊😊ok oUItú
Mghum
Imijmm no
Oi
Nojo
Niko no mim o ok
😅😅
K
garth, that was a haiku
A fan of music classical or otherwise
Frederic fucking Chopin
Now I know I hate him…
A beautiful bluesy rendition of a classic piece by Chopin. Perfect music for walking a lonely street late at night in the rain.
wow good job with that setting
Apart from Iggy Pops, The Passenger Cx
Sounds like the beginning of a Dracula movie. No thanks, I'm staying in the house with crosses and garlic.
If a girl dumps me and then I go for a walk and turn this track on I'm definitely gonna jump off a bridge
I go back and listen to this.. actually pretty darned good, soulful, and tasty!
A legendary guitarist playing a piece by a legendary classic composer with a cigarette in his mouth.
Just so epic.
And high as fuck on heroin.
Jimmy is crying on the guitar
It’s so emotional, so sad so moved.
He’s a real musician and also a human.
He expresses all the sorrow by playing the guitar.
I like that you said he's human and not a god.
I can clearly feel Jimmy's spirit crying through his music.
well, it's chopin's composition
check
@@WiesiekZdobywca 05/07/2022--It may be Chopin's composition, but it is Jimmy's creation--
Love jimmy but youve got to watch Gary Moore live
the greatest of all !! the first time he played after Bonzo's death...sad for him very sad
I think he’d also kicked heroin too, probably why he was so thin here
@@jennifersman7990 Actually he was caught in the depths of it here. This night's performance was a turning point and he kicked it shortly after. If you watch the whole night's performance, it was incoherent at best and many of the other musicians would verify that.
Chopin is the master of melody.
Mozart Is.
Tchaikovsky is.
@@philipmeilus4658 no, Mozart
@Biibi R Mozart
@Biibi R no, im rigth.
I think this was the first time he had played live since Bonham's passing.
for those who don't know... it's a B-bender Tele... upper strap mount moves a lever to bend the B string - watch Page pushing against the strap to bend notes - the original Page version is on the Death Wish 2 OST and you can hear the edits to piece it together - this is a quite remarkable performance
I really didn't see it yet. I never looked for the B bender. Are you sure? That would make this Telecaster one of the best guitars of all time. I love the way Page thought of all this. Very classy. I'll check out the guitar now. Thanks.
Thanks for mentioning the B-Bender! 👍🏻
Coolest thing ever! So beautiful! I wish he'd do a cd of classical stuff--just guitar solos. For posterity.
IKR
Yes....
Awww, that'd be sooo good!
From your comment
to
Jimmy's eyes!!
🤞🤞🤞
Just goes to show you how versatile he is. No one expected this, no heavy blues rock, no open tunings, no Les Paul, etc just a straight up attack on classical music. So much more feeling that's what Jimmy can do.
TELE's were a MAINSTAY for him in the studio and in the Yardbirds...
TELE'S RULE...
@@jpb1231000fr. He’s only known for the les Paul cuz he performed with it but the tele was the original sound of Jimmy page
@@ballsballsballs3617 I heard management wanted an LP on stage cause TELES were 'Ugly" ....
I LOVE Tele looks! 🥓🥓🥓
He’s always used teles till he stopped from 1970 to 77 when he used a string bender tele witch is this guitar in the video
He is out of tune all the performance! What are you talking about?
What a novel and beautiful rendition of such a soulful piece of music.
Impossible to describe the sensations and feelings that surround me while listening to this beautiful melody ... Jimmy Page is simply a great guitarist!
This, in my book, is iconic.
Bubby
Chopin and Page, it's just poison for heart
I just disovered it now ! How beautiful ! Thank you Mr Page !
I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS! WISH HE'D TRANSPOSE MORE BAROQUE AND CLASSICAL MUSIC TO GUITAR.
Shirley never mind the know-it-all... I agree... I wish he'd do more too
Shirley Scott Westbrook
I’m glad he said what it actually was. If I tried to find similar music I would have been looking in the wrong place. It’s not like they called him an idiot for not knowing. People despise confrontation so much that they’d rather go on in life not knowing anything. Being uncomfortable is good. It means you’re growing
It's music to my ears no matter the labeling. I know it's Chopin and that's the only thing that matters since he wrote it.
Not likely to be unable to find works by Chopin, though!
I love both rock and classic. Some people say suck and awful to rock musician who arranges classical music for rock, but music shouldn't be classified according to genre. I love freedom and diversity of music so I love Led Zeppelin.
Sober by tool
Yunoki Rio I mean Heavy Metal has its roots on classical music. If you translate any good heavy metal (preferably classic) song to piano or something it sounds like a classical song, and vice versa. They practically go together, I mean just listen to some of Chopin’s etudes.
In my view, that’s what Led Zepp is all about! No boundaries, just fearless experimentation and in the moment playing. Genres separate us...
Yunoki Rio And Zep was above all because as mentioned they had no boundaries, and their songs took all types of twists and turns. Santana is usually known as the real inventor of World Music, but actually Zep was part of that as well.
The UNTOUCHABLES Led Zeppelin!!
This is not just any guitarist. This is JIMMY PAGE playing Chopin. A genius playing the wonderful Prelude of another genius.
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Passionate, Jimmy Page is just wonderful, magnificent 👏👏👏! How I love him 🎸❤
You have to be Jimmy Page to dare B-bendering your way through Chopin like that :D
It definitely adds to the sound of it. The original is pretty easy to play on guitar, but the b bending made it so much better. Reminded me of All My Love
I tried doing that by just doing bends with my fingers. A lot of fun too. Although the joints felt a bit stiff the day after.
@@thecourierNCR the original is easy if you just play the lead like Jimmy..
A freak talent. One of a kind. The next level type playing.
I wish it was like 4 minutes longer, it’s so good
what an iconic play. what an iconic guitarist
Jimmy Page is a maestro. All contemporary music was grounded out of classical music. So much of the early metal was sheer compositional genius. Everything Page has composed is original new sound that others followed. Page's Bolero now called Beck's Bolero can be heard on a Yardbirds cd when it was first played. Both musicians were in the Yardbirds. Not certain how or why Back called it his own. It is amazing either way. Nothing is comparable to these creations. So thankful to have them. Hope everyone can appreciate the mastery of all this. Hurray for Page being an amazing survivor. Unimaginable not to have him.
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I love this! It's so full of beauty, pain, betrayal, wonder! Idk that's just me, that's what I feel when I hear this :)
Abby Pena,
You nailed it, and nope, it’s not just you that feels this way when you hear it. It’s a thing of beauty for sure. :)
Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler my top 3 of all time these guys could really make a guitar sing
Add Jeff Beck too RIP.
Hate Clapton. But Page and Knopfler are true guitar gods.
Me, too
Dang son that was so well arranged. Page's tone is so recognizable. Listen to this and then compare the tone to Achilles Last Stand and you can see that he is the greatest guitarist of all time.
Now, imagine Gilmour or Brian May playing it…
@@EltonoutoftheclosetOfficial honestly it still
wouldn’t give the same feel although gilmour is insanely emotional page at this time was really going through it and u can hear it through the playing. shoutout may and gilmour tho
Thank you so much for uploading this. I found on UA-cam videos of three different nights where he plays this song in that same event. Two of them are painful to watch. Jimmy is obviously far from his best shape. His eyes seem off. His bends are so inaccurate they hurt the ears. He fails to make a lot of notes sound properly. And then there is this version. It’s like a miracle. All the things that fall apart in the other two seems to come together - listen to the emotion in those bends, the subtlety in the way he changes from playing hard to softly, the hammers and pull offs that make the end of his sentences so palpable. Even the way he moves is deliciously quirky. It’s one of my favourite songs he ever played, it moves me in a special way, perhaps also because it shows that genius can survive and even feed on the darkest of times. To me, this is Jimmy’s swan song.
One of my Absolute All Time Favorite bits of Live Guitar. As a Drummer after i found the ARMS Concert and all of its Wonderful Moments, i picked up the Guitar
First time I heard this I cried so hard. The WAY he plays it.....
beautiful and beautifully done...thank you mr PAGE!
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Es ist dieser Ton, diese Lässigkeit, mit der man diese Musiker niemals mit den Saitenshreddern der heutigen Zeit vergleichen kann
When Led Zeppelin's debut album came out during my junior year at Kent State, we all listened to Dazed and Confused and wished we could be one of the cool kids, but they were in the dorm where all the 'heads' lived. Now, Jimmy Page unites the heads and the classical music lovers with this glorious piece. I'd be hard pressed to choose between Chopin's Prelude no. 4 and Page's version - it just rips my heart from my chest and then returns it safe and sound when finished.
Two artists two interpretations both unique I quit trying to decide which is best. Guitars and pianos!
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And there you youngsters see who was Slash copying...
He was copying Chopin, right?
I'm 29 and all I listen to is classic rock, blues and metal! I despise rap and most modern music, except a lot of foreign metal and the rare American indie band! I thank my father for raising me on this! It is one of the few good things, all of which I can count on one hand he ever did for me! Great music has no age limit, but I cannot help to agree that if more knew of his brilliance today the world may be far better! Then again, we might have a lot of youngsters try and distort, destroy and mangle it beyond comprehension into some trashy club mix! So maybe it is better to keep it and other such gems hidden!?!
@@TheMechanicalGirl999 Well aren't you just a pretentious asshole.
TheMechanicalGirl999 Reading comments like this make me disappointed to call myself a fan of rock music. Because of arrogant closed minded statements like this as if only a select few artists from one era are capable of releasing good music
TheMechanicalGirl999 who asked :|
Instrument of choice Jimmy, your fabulous Carolx Chopin would have loved that
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Jimmy...You steal my heart,again and again...how is that possible?
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I listen to this at least one a day !!! "Masterpiece "‼️☺️
This is so beautiful. Jimmy Page is my favorite guitarist of all time.
He's not anymore?
Ditto, it’s his attitude and presentations that just elevate his output beyond.
A true genius who had the stars align, we were lucky to have Zeppelin.
So much cleaner than other versions. One of my favorites.
He is out of tune, clear your ears
He is the definition of cool.
Brilliant! Just gorgeous + freakin Brilliant. This was the first song in Jimmy's first public appearance after the death of the greatest drummer ever unfortunately ended the best band ever. Jimmy said he was so depressed he didn't pick up the guitar for more than a year. When he heard they were going to be doing a charity concert for Ronnie Lane and saw how many people were invited he asked Eric and Jeff can I play? They said step this way!
That’s love for a friend 😊
I kneel before you......absolute God and King !!!!
I love this so much and for a long time💜
JP makes this composition on his own style, yet elegant and emotional!💥
I think Chopin would not criticize, and would be very grateful for the voice of GUITAR )))
Damn. I wish he'd played a 10- minute version of this lovely song.
I play classical piano and i just love this!
His interpretation has success to pass on that feeling that surrounds and produces thousands of sensations in 2:39 min, I particularly want to prolong those min much more!
Love Jimmy Page!
I know so I have it in my favs. I listen to it repeatedly and can't get enough!
Ray Cooper smashing it on percussion as he often does whenever there’s a collection of legends playing together.
I saw him perform this a couple a couple times and it was truly otherworldly.....at the time I did not know it was Chopin, I thought it was his composition, and even know when I hear it, it sounds like it could be something he wrote...... The tonalities are kind of similar to Ten Years Gone on Physical Graffiti. Amazing
You’d be forgiven for thinking that, after all he credited himself as the composer on the album it was released on. Clsssic Page.
@@TheCapedWandererlol, indeed 🤣
I adore him but yeah hahaha.
One of the best guitar player
Love classical..l... rock music. classical. Chopin,Mozart,Bach. etc...Rock music.l..sempre..!!!
Olha esse som me faz assistir esse vídeo umas 10 vezes por dia! lendários músicos.
Amazing. Simply amazing.
the best guitar player
Perdón por mi ignorancia, solo puedo maravillarme por la hermosa melodía de Chopin, que este músico de rock interpreta tan exquisitamente . No sé de que hablan, sólo puedo sentir y vivir la música. Desde Argentina, La Abuela Marisa.
First time I saw Jimmy Page playing live, Royal Albert Hall september 1983, ARMS concert. After all these years (40) watching this wonderful performance still gives me an incredible emotion. Hats off to Jimmy Page !
Wonderful piece, thanks for posting!
Page is my favourite guitarist, I should spend hours in listening to his music!
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Unique guitar player...the best
The last great line up of classic rock stars. ARMS concert. Doesn't get better than this. Wish Page, Clapton, and Beck would do one last stage appearance.
This was his opening part for the ARMS concert in England
then they tore into a bunch of awesome songs Jeff Beck came out
as someone said ..it was like everyone on the continent was there
😄
My beautiful man there rocking my most favourite classics! I knew you'd like this song!
he's literally smoking...gotta love it :-)
Smoking?
THANK YOU! i was looking through the comments seeing if anyone else noticed this...
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Спасибо!!!!! это шедевр.
Это экстаз..
Oh, God bless You Jimmy for that Chopin song.... From country of Chopin.. Max
I love this! Play it again.
This is so freaking magnificent. Anyone who spends a lot of time listening to Jeff Beck should do themselves a favor and listen to Jimmy's versatility before assuming Jeff is the only player of that generation with virtuoso chops.
Very OBVIOUS this little trick was inspired by Jeff Beck, who began to put most of his creativity into instrumentals, with damn- near IDENTICAL effects, several years previous.
@@marktulk4225 Jimmy himself tributes Jeff's virtuosity in interview after interview. My comment was geared more toward Jimmy's extraordinary compositional skill than his ability to "out play" Beck, which is pretty much impossible.
Wow! Is the first time that I listen that Prelude played to Jimi Page! One of my favorite Prelude of Chopin! Amazing!
I AM a Malmsteen fan, but wow! It was nice to listen to this to something 'Neo-classical' without a huge 16th note run every other bar! In fact I am really happy to hear Chopin played on an electric guitar and even more pleased it wasn't tacky and ridiculous like a lot of stuff, that's similar is! Time to listen to this another hundred times!
That's why I love Ritchie Blackmore
I have the feeling yngwie always wanted to emulate the violin first, before ttransposing classical music to electric guitar
The Genius of Jimmy Page 😉
@@kensalazar5066indeed, the way he can bend notes to sound like a vocal is truly beautiful and musical. Just two soulful notes from Jimmy make you come back again and again.
Hitman BangPDNim #BTSARMY is glad that you share music you like. This is pulling at the strings of my heart seriously. Thank you for tweeting about it.
It is so full of feeling. It is beautiful!
Yeah, sounds like he's trying to duplicate Jeff Beck's : EFFECTS, tempo, and phrasing, EXACTLY like most of Jeff's recording ( both original and arranged), for the past 40 years !!
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A few brilliant musicians can perform centuries of compositions, at will.
Legend forever🐉🎸👏👏👏💥💥The greatest guitarist , sublime sounds. ✌️🔥🔥
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Jimmy Page's soul...so great
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The best! Page is a genius of music interpretation~
Je suis totalement ébahie en pâmoison totale il n'y a pas de mot assez fort pour qualifier cette version tellement c'est fort en émotion
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@@jimmypage5750 thanks a lot
Мелодия трогает до глубины души. 🔥
Two things: 1) Jimmy’s tone here is so unique and FASCINATING. Not just another regular old guitar tone. 2) His playing here is VERY reminiscent of his good friend Jeff Beck - especially Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers, which came out in 1975. Can’t help but think there is some emulation going on there…
That was beautiful, jimmy page is a guitar god.
🌹🎸Jimmy Page & Chopin Forever🎹🌹
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Jimmy jest WIELKI.
A Chopin? MEGA !!!
That's a good comment! He captured the imagination :) that's what it does for me! just hearing how he plays, bends the strings, the touch etc. I feel sorry for those who think its all about speed
Sublime, de lo mejor de lo mejor que he escuchado, mas aún con ese órgano de fondo, lo hace aún mas nostálgico y te transporta a otras dimensiones sin fumar nada.
Thanks Jimmy for bring this Chopin song to the forefront of Rock n Roll!
Thanks TheMeTAvorg for pointing that out. I listened to the original and your right, the motif/theme is from Chopin, though this is an interesting prog rock arrangement nonetheless.
That B bender is so signature sounding in his hands.
I'm not gonna lie, hitmanb got me here 😂 and this is pretty lit 👍
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Thanks for sharing this video! I have the VHS tape it’s from. 👍🏻
And HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY TO JIMMY!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Oh wow. I've never seen this. Jimmy Page playing some of my favorite piece of classical music.
I’ve never seen this before, and I’ve seen a lot of Jimmy Page. Impressive.
beautiful telecaster, and such a rich thick tone, esp. for a tele.
man this is the best quality video i've seen from the arms shows, very nice
Maestro of all emotionally rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jimmy Page released NEW pitching-techniques and note-clusters which had never been; Many musicians were held to a standard-for-guitar. He captured the imagination of MUSIC(What could a guitar do).Before there was music, Sound was just sound till someone in time, gave the sound a value that made a sound desirable.Music is the study of how to make those desired sounds;It allowed for the development of new instruments;Jimmy made a NEWsound happen.Well studied people only hope to make such a sound.
One of the greatest.👍🇬🇧
i demand an HD version of this
We all do
this was HD back in the 80s
Beautiful! Love u Jimmy Page
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Not sure if anyone mentioned, that's his B-bender guitar. The top strap button pivots and pulls on the b string. You can see him use it right at @1:08 with a little pull on the strap. The back of the guitar is routed out and there is quite the contraption screwed in.
Gracias Dios mío por haber enviado a Jimmy Page al planeta Tierra;)
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