seriously man, people hate when i say this, but i peg Page above Hendrix, there is something just really really deep, soulful, and i dont know, monstruous about Jimmy Pages playing, its on a whole other level. And the songs they covered/borrowed are like night and day compared to what he did with them.
Play Jimmy...crank Jimmy...He was a master and his sound will always stand alone...You catch the bass tones in a lead that you will never catch duplicated again
This is 100 % Jimmy Page. The guitar sound is very interesting (excentric), and the dinamic of the arrangment is a classic Page. Some parts reminds me the fast chords of "Midnight Moonlight Lady" (Page's times with The Firm), and... that melodies witrh chords: just other world
Thanks for posting. I remember seeing about 5 seconds of this performance as VH1 cut to something else during their live coverage, leaving me screaming at the TV....
I Really dig the fingerwork in this piece. Its not really flashy but he got a really nice sustain tone and he does some nice note holding before verse changing. His leads are not too shabby as well. Jimmy has inspired me from day one. Anyone who says he is washed up should listen to this. One last thing, it does have that Firm sound to it as well. Thanks for this great post! Rob/Boston
@SARBAR440 well he still seems pretty energetic & GOD love em HE AINT 70 yet, lol im very excited that some impressive colaboration that has been done with jonsey & bonzo MOST importantly page said it turned out to be some pretty "special " stuff NOTICE plant has been charging his creative batteries/ mainly covers robert will of course giv it a listen wen hes ready I HOPE 1 day u dig this comment up & send me a wonderfull reply saying i was rite AMEN !!!
@SARBAR440 well brother . . . . . im Sittin here 3:15am jan 2011 & been waiting for somthing new from : Jimmy Page Van Halen / with dave & triumph and i got nothin & not to mention in 2010 we lost ****** Ronnie James Dio******* (r.i.p.) so . . . the universe HAS to be preparing us for somthing WONDERFULL
@keith1r i agree, i dont really even listen to Hendrix anymore because the songs arent that great outside of his staple songs. i really dont like his voice either. To me Page was a better player, maybe not as wild or spacey as Hendrix, but to me, i know it may sound crazy, Page had more soul, i get a feeling, like pins in needles in my skin when i hear him, especially on songs like "Since Ive Been Loving You" Not so much with Hendrix, theyre both great though
Page wrote an entire album worth of material with micheal lee and presented the music to robert plant in an attempt to keep the partnership alive but plant had aleady mentally checked out and decided to go back to his solo career and formed strange sensation and i cannot understand why page did find a singer or have guest vocalists and record the album. Slash tony iommi jeff beck and santana have released killer solo albums with the guest vocalists platform he could have guys like david coverdale paul rogers joe elliot chris robinson myles kennedy steve winwood and so many others but sadly he just does not seem interested. Perhaps he is no longer up for it or does not have the motivation. He said the zep reunion in 2007 was the first concert he ever played completely sober and maybe thats a factor perhaps he fears hittimg the road again would involve to much temptation or fears he could not cope with a full tour sober but being jimmy page he has the power to dicate exactly when where and how often he plays . I just think of the great music he could have put out over the last 20 years but i guess when you lose the spark it is very hard to get back.
seriously man, people hate when i say this, but i peg Page above Hendrix, there is something just really really deep, soulful, and i dont know, monstruous about Jimmy Pages playing, its on a whole other level.
And the songs they covered/borrowed are like night and day compared to what he did with them.
I’ll say this: Jimmy is a better pop songwriter.
I agree however I have seen Mr Page tip his hat to Mr Jeff Beck
You're right man, and Jimmy will never be washed up! He created a style that's just too damn cool to EVER be ignored!
His signed book is £450 & SOLD OUT as that' how Jimmy rolls :o)
One of the top all time masters and always will be.
...I'd never heard this....eerie and beautiful.
Very seductive tune. Michael Lee's drumming was really on.
this is why i learned the guitar years ago!! love you mr page!!!! if i ever make it,u can assure i will keep ur music alive!!
Play Jimmy...crank Jimmy...He was a master and his sound will always stand alone...You catch the bass tones in a lead that you will never catch duplicated again
@edadmartin yes Michael Lee was great, may he rest in peace
i can hear robert singing a poetic melody that brings the song together and totally makes sense.
add to the fact that he's an incredible composer, Jimmy could lead the most powerful orchestra if he wanted to.
I wish he would pick up the guitar again and be seen playing - he brings such joy to music lovers
This is 100 % Jimmy Page. The guitar sound is very interesting (excentric), and the dinamic of the arrangment is a classic Page. Some parts reminds me the fast chords of "Midnight Moonlight Lady" (Page's times with The Firm), and... that melodies witrh chords: just other world
*MICHAEL LEE* on drums
*GUY PRATT* on bass
Hypnotic.
This has a funky time signature
thats what i like to see, 0 dislikes
I appreciate your agreeing reply. It is nice to have fellow Page fans like yourself on YT~
Rob/Boston
What a monster riff!
Thanks for posting. I remember seeing about 5 seconds of this performance as VH1 cut to something else during their live coverage, leaving me screaming at the TV....
That is one huge guitar.
I was at this concert. I remember him playing this and was in awe
I Really dig the fingerwork in this piece. Its not really flashy but he got a really nice sustain tone and he does some nice note holding before verse changing. His leads are not too shabby as well. Jimmy has inspired me from day one. Anyone who says he is washed up should listen to this. One last thing, it does have that Firm sound to it as well.
Thanks for this great post!
Rob/Boston
As Santa Claus is delivering his presents to all - he's rockin' to Jimmy Page! Right on Santa!
PLANT & PAGE both said THIS DRUMMER is the closest to bonham they have ever seen !
(youll see,go look around !)
jp has to play this song if he tours in '17.
Thanks for sharing!!!
yes
@SkateTS808 It's a baritone tuned A to A...low and heavy.
B E A E F# B
I. Must. Learn. This.
It will require a Danelecto baritone guitar to sound anything like what we're hearing here.
this would be a killer bass track O_O
@SARBAR440 well he still seems pretty energetic & GOD love em HE AINT 70 yet, lol
im very excited that some impressive colaboration that has been done with jonsey & bonzo
MOST importantly page said it turned out to be some pretty "special " stuff
NOTICE plant has been charging his creative batteries/ mainly covers
robert will of course giv it a listen wen hes ready
I HOPE 1 day u dig this comment up & send me a wonderfull reply saying i was rite
AMEN !!!
one year later looking at this; they can segue to four-sticks after this; just a thought,,,rr
i was thinkin the exact same thing, maybe its the recording
anyone know what tuning he's using for this?
B E A E F# B
@skunkky123 & @Pelucaa95 it's a baritone guitar
@90sRockWhore Jimmy Page is a better songwriter than Hendrix and that's why he is better.
Where can I get this song? Please, I really want it.
Hmm i think the tuning is open D just like Embryo no. 2
@Gageisrasta I agree.
I thought The Black Crowes backed him on this at Net Aid Giants stadium???
Does anyone have the tab? Please
@HammaoftheGods ************ Embryo no. 1
Is that Guy Pratt on bass?
Yep
Michael & Guy worked together on quite a few projects.
JP. .
@SARBAR440 well brother . . . . .
im Sittin here 3:15am jan 2011 & been waiting for somthing new from :
Jimmy Page
Van Halen / with dave
&
triumph
and i got nothin & not to mention in 2010 we lost
****** Ronnie James Dio******* (r.i.p.)
so . . . the universe HAS to be preparing us for somthing WONDERFULL
how about the rest of this show ???
@iuricastro22 :( we are in 2011!
@HammaoftheGods id say either drop B or drop B flat. its a pretty low tuning
B E A E F# B
JPP what hasn't he done with a guitar! Oh wait that's a 6 string bass.
what you's talkin about? there gonna be some new page stuff?
fuckin hope so, any info?
@LedHeadTillDeath Look up "Warr Guitar" :)
@saedt I did, haha, what that hell WAS that =D
Are they?
Any one know what tuning this is in?
B E A E F# B
the basist is guy pratt of pink floyd post waters
Does anyone know the tuning? its tough.
B E A E F# B
@keith1r i agree, i dont really even listen to Hendrix anymore because the songs arent that great outside of his staple songs. i really dont like his voice either.
To me Page was a better player, maybe not as wild or spacey as Hendrix, but to me, i know it may sound crazy, Page had more soul, i get a feeling, like pins in needles in my skin when i hear him, especially on songs like "Since Ive Been Loving You"
Not so much with Hendrix, theyre both great though
Makes perfect sense to me, man. 👍
@Eldererr Sustain
Page wrote an entire album worth of material with micheal lee and presented the music to robert plant in an attempt to keep the partnership alive but plant had aleady mentally checked out and decided to go back to his solo career and formed strange sensation and i cannot understand why page did find a singer or have guest vocalists and record the album. Slash tony iommi jeff beck and santana have released killer solo albums with the guest vocalists platform he could have guys like david coverdale paul rogers joe elliot chris robinson myles kennedy steve winwood and so many others but sadly he just does not seem interested. Perhaps he is no longer up for it or does not have the motivation. He said the zep reunion in 2007 was the first concert he ever played completely sober and maybe thats a factor perhaps he fears hittimg the road again would involve to much temptation or fears he could not cope with a full tour sober but being jimmy page he has the power to dicate exactly when where and how often he plays . I just think of the great music he could have put out over the last 20 years but i guess when you lose the spark it is very hard to get back.
Page has never and will never lose that spark
riff sounds like its taken from hendrix's "third stone from he sun"
Anybody else think there may be some Jeff Beck influence in this song?
Well, that was rubbish.