Jimmy Page - Led Zeppelin - Ten Years Gone - Practice/Demo Tape GREAT!
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People don't realize how hard page worked and how much of his whole soul he invested in the music of Led Zeppelin. We are very lucky to have Jimmy Page in our lives..
okay settle down a bit
How could they not tho? Lol the results are pretty convincing friend. Not many people dislike LZ. Even casuals enjoy their music. People definitely realize.👍🤝
Jeez. it's not working hard, it's just talent.
🤣@@southendsurfer
@@brianinglis3805 And black magic
“And though the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea.”
"Did you ever really need somebody, and really need em bad? Do you ever really want somebody, the best love you've ever had? Do ever remember me baby and did it feels so good? Cause it was just the first time and you knew you would..."
friscokid21 beautiful lyrics, that first verse is my favorite of all the Zeppelin lyrics. It’s got me through many a though times
@@dylanhealy8126 me also.. and wouldnt you know the time im referring to in my life is almost exactly ten years gone. Those lyrics, and a few other songs got me over her and definitely sped up the healing process.
Not in Australia they don't. The rivers have been dammed and unlawfully held by private corporations.
It was the opposite for me because the love of my life introduced me to Physical Graffiti, and side four in particular . I couldn't listen to it for years and years. Even now, it's gut-wrenching.
Anyone else love the natural tape degregation...beautiful in its own way
I think those sounds are more from the tape being switched on and off at various times.
That must be how the masterpiece was formed
Is degregation like the drunk way of saying degradation?
Love it. Gives me goosebumps.
It sounds organic
Damn, he's so good that I never even saw his fingers move - and I was looking closely the entire time. A total pro.
JGCSRT certainly your main occupation is as a stand-up comedian correct?? Shut up you immature microcephalic disrespectful troll fuckface
@@corybritton1804 What is your problem? He was just making a joke and probably enjoyed the music as much you do.
Rule #1 in public speaking; Never tell a joke if you are not truly a naturally funny person.
@@ismaelmendoza2348 I guess you are speaking for yourself now.
I wasn't telling a joke, I was quoting the first line in the first chapter of any book on public speaking. Why would anyone hang out here to listen this music and then try unsuccessfully to make some grab-ass joke about it? Insecurity, Trying to look cool in front the cool kids? And why would you chastise Cory, for making fun of what we are all here to listen to and then try totally unsuccessfully to spank me, for spanking Cory on the very same chastising you pulled on him ? Rule number one on youtube pages, come for the subject matter, and if you are unimpressed with the material, post a link for something you think everyone else might enjoy. Don't just blather out of both sides of your mouth because you like the taste of your own spit.
It's a lame that people remember Page only as a wild rock n roll wizard star. He's one of the best acoustic guitar songwriters ever. Perfect timing and information in his playing
Ive always love his acoustic playings too
What people only remember him that way???
This is really something. It's not about the technical thing. This is a window into Jimmy Page's mind. You can hear how he thinks through a piece of music.
Exactly! Its how he manages to put together notes and melody...mastermind..
I was going through an exceptionally dark time in middle school. Ten Years Gone came on the radio and stopped my attempt. This song and this band saved my life.
49 y/o and never ever heard this song played on any radio stations.
@@jeffstanhope2168 they play on rock radio every so often in my state 🤷♂️
You are not alone stay strong
So did with me, so many times! We are lucky to live in the same era with Page and Zeppelin
Glad you made it. Those were some tough years for me too. All the great bands of that era were what I lived for .
is playing is the most lyrical of anyone in Rock. My absolute favorite guitarist ever. People talk about his technique being weak or sloppy, but NO ONE plays a line with the touch and feeling that he does. NO ONE can impart the aggressive, powerful feeling of Heartbreaker like him. NO ONE can play a song like rain song at 100 decibels live with the delicacy of Jimmie. And no one writes the melodic lines that will be playing 100 years from now like Jimmy. Almost everysong he did was a masterpiece on so many levels.
Agreed, what people think is him playing sloppy is usually intentional and actually very technical. I think there should be a new word to describe it. His playing style is in the same light as the Bonham or Purdy shuffle. It's not perfectly in sync, and that's WHY it sounds so good. It sounds human and organic, and (just imo) that's something today's music lacks. So many people just don't get it, but that to me is at the very essence of the blues and led zeppelin's playing. It's almost like an intended drunkenness. It's like Robert Plant when he sings Dancing Days. His vocals are sung at a lower pitch than they should be, and it has the adverse effect. It brings the song to life, and he knows it
@@jayall00 Well said. I think Page also was willing to push to the edge of his technique, not in pat scales but in free improvisation. It gave it a tension you don't get by playing safe. And Bonham had this amazing technique of laying back in the pocket as good as ANYONE, and then as the tension built in transitions, he would move forward to in time or slightly ahead to create a sense of urgency or climax, and then he would release back into that amazing behind the beat pocket. He was the best drummer ever, and for things the vast majority of people, even musicians don't understand, but they FEEL it. And Page was the same. The paying in the middle of the movie "Song remains the same" starting with "No Quarter" was unmatched in my experience for a live performance. Even my classical pianist friend when he watched it with me said it was virtuosity of a level he had never seen in rock players..
It’s 4:30 AM, and listening to this gives me a strong sense of nostalgia, it reminds me of when I was 12 and started playing guitar, everything was so simple, I used to spend the days playing acoustic guitar with my cousin and listening to Led Zeppelin, a couple of chords was all I needed in order to have a great time. There’s something about this video, the melodies, the strumming, it brings me peace.
Here Iam sitting in the toilet at 4am listening to this masterpiece lol 😂 🤘🏽
It’s 4:30am on 10/18/ 2023 and I’m loving this music.
It's not 4:30 am, but as I hear this, it suddenly is. Wow.
Jimmy loved multi-tracking and stacking guitar parts into what he referred to as his army of guitars. I think he was winning that war.
August Lyons Jimmy once called it "Light and Shade" or maybe I misunderstood what he was referring to. I thought he was talking about his recording method.
I think 'light and shade' is like a personal mantra to Jimmy if I understand it right. It's not just about the musical dynamics in LZ's music, it manifests itself in so many different ways. The interest in any music lies in the contrast, and light vs shade is a great perspective on that
Tedmund13 ,,,,,,, absolutely right ,,",,Light and Shade " is a term used in painting or sculpture(other art forms as well) . Jimmy was brilliant in using that term to describe compostions in music. It's referring to contrast. Loud against quiet, fast against slow ,,hard again soft. ( light and shadow ) . Think of those as musical notes. One accentuates the other to create variety, ,, hence creating interrest and impact. You can recognise it easily in " Ramble On". Jimmy is a master at creating this effect in his compositions. IMHO
Imagine him with a Looper Pedal
I've been listening to Jimmy for almost 50 years. He's my favorite guitarist and as good as he is I believe his real talent is as an arranger and producer.
I was born in the right generation. Young people in the ‘70s never got to see the process and the creation of Zeppelin’s masterpiece. Just how much effort he put into this song and the album as a whole is astonishing. Physical Graffiti will remain the best rock album out there.
I truly and honestly believe that Ten Years Gone is The Greatest Song they ever made!
I'd agree with that. Certainly it's my personal favourite out of their catalogue. Extremely tasteful and melodic, with the soft loud dynamic being exectuded by the whole band with perfection. Also, the lead break is so restrained. Like the lead break by George Harrison on Something, it's a lead break you can sing with your voice. And when you do that's when you realise how musical it is. Ten Years Gone is the song I play to people who think Led Zeppelin is "just a heavy metal band".
"In my time of dying" too, imo !
I have it second only to What Is And What Should Never Be.
Agrreee
@@mytubecup1854 That's a great song, but that was a traditional song that Zeppelin arranged. I'd have to only put for contenders, songs that were completely original.
Every time I hear this I feel like I could watch the world go by and just sit and look at the sky with out question. This is my 2nd favorite Zeppelin song (Rain Song is #1) because of the way Jimmy layers the song with his army of guitars. It gives so much emotion to the song and he is such a pure genius with what he wants in music and how he does it.
The Last Weeb I relate 100 percent to this comment
A kindred spirit! My two favs as well! 1000% agree
Good choices, Houses is my favourite album
Interesting as these are my 1 and 2 as well. It's always nice to know you're not alone
Oh shit. I thought it was just me. Rain Song #1 and Ten Years Gone #2 fave LZ song. My mind is blown a little. TWO of you on here. Crazy.
The final version of Ten Years Gone released on Physical Graffiti was mastered using 22 different guitar parts. THIS video finally gives us all an opportunity to hear them (or an idea of what they might have been as Jimmy Page was creating the song anyway). Never dreamed I'd have the chance to hear the actual work put into this tune. Thank you, Fender Man. What a gem.
Ah....The major 7th chord. It all ties all tones of music together in a circle of relaxation. Makes me want to go to the river and drink beer and a little braid of Mary and Jane.
This is the Led zeppelin song that makes me most emotional. This and tangerine.
Some people don't get what Page does . I get it. It moves me . I feel sympathy for those who don't get what I get out of it. He conveys human emotion with a guitar like nobody else
Very few don't get it; he's consistently voted one of the best guitarists in rock history.
@@Allan-et5ig those lists are idiotic. It's art, not sports
@@Cincinnatus1869 It's a sign that many people do appreciate Page which was his point.
@@Allan-et5ig They have a huge amount of fans, but there are still millions that don't like them. Most of their peers from the time, The Who, The Stones, don't like their music. It makes sense for us to feel sad for what those people are missing.
He’s technique is impeccable, but first and foremost he is a communicator through the guitar. I felt like I’ve had thousands of conversations with him, although we’ve never directly spoken.
This song turned out to be one of his most intricate in terms of all the layered guitars, guitar army. Such a wistful song, it evokes such a mood. Not necessarily stoned, but beautiful.
Steve Booth Nice Hendrix reference
Steve Boo
Jimi meets Jimmy
Not necessarily stoned, but beautiful - Jimi Hendrix ;)
@@mr.glabalabadubeestuthemex3845
The sound of Hedrix you get while high. The sound of Page will you high.
As a guitarist who looks up to him more than any other player (of course, right), this is inspiring because It's not the entire Hammer of the Gods crashing down, it's just Jimmy playing the guitar like a human being who puts his strings on one at a time.
This is literally priceless for so many reasons..
Because it’s free on the internet?
You really need to learn what Literally means.....
because it's fake
Get a life.@@Ghost1126
It's sad that Led Zepplin was so against having themselves filmed back in the day, they would have been priceless moments to watch again. :-(
Part of how they maintained the mystique...First rule of showbiz "Always leave them wanting more"
You can thank Peter Grant for that.
They were treated very poorly by the "rock and roll press."
Remember the interview on the boat with Robert and Peter? Peter said interview's over and Robert said curses. 😅
I don't really care too much about that honestly. The songwriting process is a very important process that I feel could become hampered by constant filming. But then again some of the bands I'm into don't even have any existing concert footage. At least most of Zeppelin's best post 1969 concerts have been filmed.
this was how jimmy intended for ten years gone to be but robert brought him lyrics and there you have it!! my favorite led zeppelin song is born. so glad we have this demo though. jimmy is such a god.
i wouldn't have minded an acoustic version at all.
You nailed it, Autumn!
@Daniel McNamara he’s a god lol
@Daniel McNamara he’s a god lol
i like this version because of how organic it is, it feels like a quiet heartfelt conversation
its fake
@@Ghost1126you're an idiot.
This is why Zep is the king of all heavy bands, MELODY is king.
I could only imagine just sitting in the room with him and watching him play this. My favorite Zep song and this version is just so beautiful.
Page's performances on the final product sound so fresh and spontaneous that you would never know how hard he workshopped the layers. Every note is inspired, both in the composition and execution.
My name is Steve., in mid 90,s Plant Page Tour innPensacola Florida., I was lucky to spend 2 weeks with Jimmy and Robert daily., and to be able to see Jimmy play at sound checks, it was incredible., he played songs just like this,, he would ask me what do think? I would always say it is as good as it can get. And I was right still as of today., this tape is priceless., a real treasure.
Do you remember if any of that stuff ended up on Walking Into Clarksdale or were there other unreleased pieces?
Oh you lucky man! What I would do to spend time with them!
Wonderful story. If it was 10 paragraphs long, I'd have read the whole thing.
You are so incredibly lucky
PEGGY BOYLESTON
( Steve) He asked you "what do think?" Is this the new English ? lmao
ladies and gentlemen a master class in how to layer guitar tastefully
Rogue Herring Yes
I definitely think that’s largely why Page got better as a guitarist towards their fourth, fifth, and sixth albums. It was much less about being flashy and more about about adding interesting melodic dynamics to the music. Physical Graffiti definitely has most of his best solos.
How did he wind the heavy attitude into such a subtle work of art??? The man is inspired.
Light and shade
Jimmy is the master of beautiful mellodies and improvisations! Love led zeppelin!
When youre noodling sounds better than 99% of current music ; )
Amen to that brother
@@cameron3525 A big Amen from me too brothers in rock/blues...It's priceless to hear how the timeless masterpieces of pure music is being born especially from The Master❤️❤️❤️
Yep
He's creating the song here. This is gold
Nothing says it better than that man, so true
This guy is a genius. I can't stand people who say he copies music from other musicians. He knows how to work simple melodies into masterpieces.
He technically never stole anything guitar wise. The only thing they did was use lyrics from older songs, but they never stole anyones music.
@@devanworkman8745 This is basically true and I'm a big defender of Page on this. They did take the basic song Dazed and Confused from Jake Holmes though. Page added a ridiculous amount of original guitar to it, but the main tune is Holmes.
Even if hes not perfect, it doesnt mean he didnt make perfect music at one point
All creators except god creates from what he has already seen or heard.
But how could one deny the magic of this music. Some of what they made was demonic but this truly fills my soul with light. 10 years gone is a masterpiece.
Everyone has their day in the sun . Jimmy Page will shine , in my heart forever .
He looks so comfortable holding that Stratocaster...great picture!
It is a great picture. I'm guessing it was taken around the time of the Houses of the Holy recording sessions??
I think its because he wears his les paul round his knees :)
mda037 looks like either Bron Yr Aur or Headley Grange, so that would be around 70 or 71. But they wrote music at those two places that ended up appearing on III, IV, Houses, and Physical Graffiti; that's how prolific they were and how inspiring those environments were.
Yeah, but it just don't look right. It's like asking Clapton to strap on a Les Paul.
Jon Wilson I've seen that pic before attributed to houses of the holy era.
This is for Led Zeppelin fans only! No one else will get it! . . Damn I love it!
So true!
That’s why I want to practice more stuff like this instead of shredding. Jimmy is truly inspirational
Saw him do it live in 77
There are people who aren't Led Zeppelin fans???
Lame
Physical Graffiti blows all other rock bands away
After being a Zep-head for 50 years, this is my absolute favorite, hit home in 75. Now after 45 years, this song hits me like a led balloon!
you can hear those chords voicings more clearly than the studio cut, absolutely gorgeous
That is indeed Jimmy Page i know that playing anywhere. The rain song is another fav of mine, such a clever guitarist.
Mysterywhiteboy78 I was reading your comment thinking I remember watching this video a while back but don't remember writing that lol
Thank you Pagey, Percy, Jonesy & Bonzo (RIP)..... the music you made is timeless! I was raised in the 60's and was fortunate to see Led Zeppelin twice in the 70's.
What a treasure! I closed my eyes and ignored the tape recorder noises. It felt like sitting in the studio with him. I always felt the same way listening to vinyl records on a good stereo. It was like the bands were playing live in the room with you. This song was especially great like that because you could hear all the many layers and nuances. Thank you so much for posting it.
Allahandra I like your comment ,you can tell the music runs deep in your veins . I feel it too.
Allahandra & Jeffrey, I believe there is a brother and sisterhood of music-lovers and music-makers that spans the globe, and creates a true unity of joy and spirit. Allahandra, I COMPLETELY get what you said; most truly musical people can get carried into that place of intensity. I don't discount a well-made CD on a good system, nor do I disdain the LP with its' inevitable pops and scratches, or tape with its' hiss. Done well, all of these technologies can deliver to us tremendous aesthetic pleasure. Happy days!
tim weatherill, In this case we are granted a unique window into his creative genius on a finished work so many know and love. How lucky we are to be endowed with such treasures!
Yawn
the white noise makes it for me, but im with you!
A true Zeppelin masterpiece... there's a pretender or two (Rain Song) but this, "Ten Years Gone" is without a doubt a MASTERPIECE.
One of my favorite songs of one of greatest albums ever released Physical Graffiti. Love Jimmy Page
I love that people see what i see. Merry Christmas.
his timing is always ROCK SOLID.
Have always known those lines in this part were doing something unusual underneath. Actually, hearing them clearly like this, as a guitar player, they are extraordinary, and quite unguitar-like! The magic only deepens in a song I thought i knew inside out! Just, Wow.
From 2:00, thank you Jimmy Page. Extraordinary. You probably saved some lives with that. So much love....
What’s the song name of that riff
I have no eloquent words of praise or witticisms, just pure overwhelming emotion... 'all the feels' as they say.
Ten Years Gone is some of my favorite guitar work, ever. This is really a treat to hear bits and pieces of this amazing song coming together.
Forever my favorite guitar player. Such an artist.
Jimmy has become my biggest guitar inspiration, and I don’t know what I’d do without his music. I remember when I first started learning guitar in high school, one of the first songs I made myself learn was Over The Hills And Far Away.
There was a girl that used to hang around me and my buddies who were also learning how to play, and I used to play Led Zep songs over and over again trying to impress her and get her to notice me (over the hills, ten years gone, Tangerine, etc.) Now we’ve been together for 4 years and are spending our first Christmas in our own home tomorrow morning.
Like I said before, I don’t know what I’d do without Jimmy’s music 🎵❤️
Nick Aquino, ❤️❤️❤️
I have almost the exact same situation. Including the songs your chose
What's even more amazing than this is that he could pull all of it off with a single guitar when playing live.
A standing ovation 👏
That's the downside of creating so many memorable guitar hooks in the studio. It's impossible to play them all when it's only one guitar player on stage. When Page/Plant toured they had another guitarist onstage, which was especially awesome for The Song Remains the Same. Also, it was cool when Jimmy teamed up with the Black Crowes because they played this song with two additional guitarists.
Yes yes yes! Amazing isn't it?
agree
JPJ helped with his triple necker
@@TomBVoxman That was Porl Thompson on the Page/Plant tour (best known as a guitarist for The Cure), an exceptional guitarist in their own right.
Great song and so nice to hear how all the guitar melodies are being layered just like vocal harmonies, it's like a guitar choir! Jimmy is an amazing musician, composer, arranger and producer!
really appreciate this as a player, it's such an intimate insight into how jimmy builds the idea of a song, and such a song. one of my absolute favourites. Jimmy has been my guiding light as a guitar player for 35 years plus.
This is so complex yet so calming. That pic of Jimmy is so good! 😘
I listen to this often just to hear the small intricacies that never ended up in the song, all the weird little side riffs just sound so sick. This recording is such a gem, the very beginning is my favorite part. I've been trying to work on figuring it out, from what i can tell he's playing in drop D flat but it's not so easy to figure the rest out.
It's drop Db yeah, but then the the other strings are a half step down too. Most likely the tape was just slowed down. After I found that out it was much easier to learn.
It also helps to know the guitar from the actual recording because some licks are the same like the sliding double stops on the B and E strings at the beginning, and the major 7 shape that is used throughout.
Glad I was a teenager during this era, best music ever!!!
I have to say that Ten Years Gone is my favourite Zep song along with Stairway to Heaven.
Luca Simoncini ... Cool...yeah...in the song...Ten years gone... Jimmy makes the Guitar, in The lead solo, cry and sing... very much one of a kind song... one of my all-time favorites too.... been listening to it when it came out in 75
Stairway to Heaven is my favorite Randy California song. Just saying.
@@eudymaverickmentor "Malofiy claimed Zeppelin copied were musical traditions that date back at least to the 1600s and appeared in songs like the Beatles’ “Michelle.” So that would mean that many bands, including the aforementioned Beatles ripped off this scale, along with Taurus. Oh and don't forget Eric Clapton's "Let it Grow" ua-cam.com/video/KXDf9UwHGF4/v-deo.html
Listen to the chords, then listen to them at 50 seconds. It is the same. So let's also sue, the Beatles for the song Michelle, and Eric Clapton for Let it Grow.
@@johndertinger545 Pretty sure Led Zeppelin didn't tour with and were the opening act for the Beatles and Eric Clapton. Just saying.
Oh really.
now you realise how much today's obcession with shredding and all that stuff is ridiculous compared to this
It's a totally different style. Some shredders write good music but a lot of them are just athletes
It's the difference between playing guitar and actually playing music.
A lot of guitarists don't understand. They play lead only... The melody is the least important part of the song. It needs a foundation, and that's exactly what this video is, Jimmy building Ten Years Gone, foundation up.
The difference is shredders get no emotion in thier play. Guys like page and Clapton etc get so much emotion from their play its dripping out. Anybody can learn to play a guitar really fast and shit. It takes another level of connection from brain to guitar to bring what page does.
Victor Gt So true! Shredding is b.s. any moron can run their fingers up and down the fretboard, a true guitarist has their own unique fingerprint. Or fret print I should say.
I Love Jimmy Page and all of Led Zeppelin (..RIP. Bonzo) for all the years of pleasure they've given me. Hey Thanks for posting this.
First the hair on my arms rose...then I started bawling. What a privilege to hear music that beautiful being created. The pure gorgeousness of it!
I'm doing my homework now, and this is as good as the Lo-Fi beats to concentrate
Layer upon layer, continually creating monstrous mischief. Pagey the master!
Yes! Page the Six String Alchemist!
Love the 1970's chords/chord progressions and the beautifully melodic lead guitar...brings back sweet memories.
...holy hell. This really is an amazing Jimmy Page treasure. You can feel slightly what it must have been like watching him in the recording process.
So relaxing,and the end result is a beautiful song
Despite the fact that this entire 7 minute recording ended up being only the middle 8 of the song lol.
That's how the pros do it
Is it just me or is physical graffiti criminally underrated? If I had to live with only one Led Zeppelin album on an island it would be this one.
Then again that means I couldn't listen to The Lemon Song... man that's a difficult choice.
I agree brother...and it is hard to leave Zep II home when you go to that island but Physical will make you smile all day long.
I'd take Physical Graffiti for sure, but this a hypothetical, which I don't do. Plus, picking two unreal LPs as opposed to one, is kind of a no-brainer.
it's their best work . easily
Underrated? I'm not sure if you were alive when it was released but you could not escape it then. I would meet my wife at age 16 three years after it's release and she even had this album. Pretty big.
Graffiti is easily their best album, followed closely by Houses and Zep 3.
The riff Master.
Such beautifully cool melodies freely flow from Page.
Ten Years Gone is one of my favourite LZ songs. The scene when it appears in Almost Famous is amazing.
First off, writing the entire bridge for 10 Years Gone!! I can honestly say that this song has been in love with me from the first time I heard it, in High School, 1977 or '78.
I saw Led Zeppelin in Cincinnati, Ohio at the Riverfront Coliseum, April 21st, 1977. (I think that's accurate). first come, first served seating. My girlfriend and I had a straight-on view of the stage at the very back of Riverfront Coliseum. We had a wide-angle view, and the huge lighting trusses and the sound was perfectly Stereo. At exactly 8:00 pm that evening, the lights went out! No announcements. Jimmy Page started the chords for "The Song Remains The Same" and comes dancing out on stage right. Robert Plant came dancing out of stage left, and they met in the middle of the stage, THAT was when the song exploded! Everyone went banana's!!! They played for 2 and a half hours! Both nights. (The next night, the 20th, as well). The laser effects that they used back then were still new, pretty spectacular but a pain in the ass to mainstain!. Their stage and lighting trusses were enormous for 1977!!!
2 years later in December of 1979, I faced death right in front of my face at the same venue, only this time to see The Who, at Riverfront Coliseum, Downtown Cincinnati.
I always heard this song was originally intended to be an instrumental. I never really understood from the album version. But after hearing this demo, it all makes sense. Such a beautiful song
Jimmy Page Lofi beats to study/relax
The basic rhythm part for the overdub takes would actually make a really good loop.
Love listening to this. When Jimmy starts the electric at 2:03, pure magic. And something about the melody beginning at 4:19, takes me to another place. Could listen to this noodling for days!!!
JIMMY PAGE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARIST EVER,GREAT GUITARIST WILL ALWAYS BE HEARD AND WILL ALWAYS SHOW THEIR TALENT SO OTHERS CAN LEARN FROM THEM 🎸🎶✌️😎BOB!
I cry to this more than the official release.
same
This is such amazing guitar work. He strikes an A7 and we are instantly mezmorized. No one else can or hs done this (maybe Pete Townshend.) This song is simplicity and meaning at it's most reduced and finest. Thanks for posting the progression of this epic, gentle, simply beautiful masterpiece.
A Gibson, Fender and Martin. The holy trinity of guitars.. What else would a God play?
a gibson, fender, and a Taylor.
Taylor?? They sound like someone dropped a handful of quarters on the sidewalk...:) lol..
But if ya notice in the pic, that's a Martin headstock with a Gibson headstock to the left., To tell ya the truth, I'm more of a Gibson acoustic fan...I do however like the Taylor 614, 814 and 914......CE's..
the top end Taylors are just as good if not better than any top of the line martins. alot of martins are very flat sounding. i prefer the bright open sound from the taylors any day of the week.... and twice on Sunday. :-) all preference when we are talking that high of quality
John Frangione Agreed ! My Taylor plays better than any Martin I've played hands down.
totally agree... now youre speaking my language! a gibson, a fender and a TAYLOR!
Love this song reminds me of someone from my past ! Jimmy Page is a genius and poured himself into the music of Led Zeppelin. That’s why he guards the music like it’s his children . Thank you and Happy Birthday Jimmy!
It’s amazing to think he had this tune going through his head before they laid it down!
Technique is great, but it's not the key for good music. It's soul. That's what we love about Mr. Page.❤
No guitar player ever, for all their crazy shredding and overplaying, composed anywhere near Page's level. You can't take that away from him and that's what really counts.
John Cornell He did steal a lot, but the stuff he stole was all blues. Truthfully, he didn't need to steal, as his own compositions are far more beautiful than anything he ever created by "borrowing" music.
@@thedeviousduck8027 They mostly took blues lyrics(partial), when they formed. They really didn't have a song writer, yet...
Gear 10's guitar solo from Pantera and maybe your opinion about shredders can change
The Devious Duck except for Since I’ve Been Loving You. One of my favorites.
Hendrix and Gilmour would like your location
The Swirl Sound when the Tape is Stopped reminds me of the many Bands that played in the Basement Studio of my boyhood home. What a joy it is to listen to songs stripped down, just like when those many Bands would be learning songs. Phenomenal!
We were all sooo young back then . It's an incredible body of music in only about 10 years.
The master of songwriting, layering, and production. ‘Simplicity is the most difficult thing to achieve’. This is a lost and under appreciated art. Beautiful, and thanks for sharing!!!
The beginning sounds like Jimmy was figuring out the intro to Band On the Run and came up with something else, another beautiful melody. He knew there was something special there, so he kept working on those chords.
I heard that too good catch !
Yes, the solo is very similar to band on the run. With maj7th chords providing the template.
@Booger Balls someone's angry
Booger Balls booger balls you are a moron. I have played guitar since 2002 and it definitely sounds similar to Band On the Run. You stfu
I was afraid to say that too. Thinking that my fellow Zep fans would pile on. Without question musicians are very often, influenced by the music of peers. I do think Page heard Band On The Run and it stayed 'vaguely' in his head. He then went off and did his own thing, totally unique.
For some reason i just love seeing him holding a strat for a change. First time for me.
Instead of worrying about my Facebook and Instagram, I should focus on making music with my guitar, plus it puts me in a great mood lol. This is one of the reasons Jimmy is is my favourite artist. I wish I could’ve seen a Led Zeppelin practice session and witness magic being created.
Has always been my all time favorite song since I heard it in high school in the early 80's. Now this is music! Lol. Can't even believe it, what a great find!
Best band there ever was, period! Their body of work was all over the map. True song craft. Thanks for the post indeed!
Jimmy Page a true wizard on the guitar
aucun guitariste n'est aussi élégant et expressif !! Ce Monsieur est un rêve pour nous !!!
One of my all time favorite Zep songs.
Exactly where do ideas like this come from? Just a beautiful, beautiful song! Other bands have produced mind blowingly beautiful compositions - Yes Close to the edge for instance. Yet the layering on this song is so phenomenal it’s hard to even articulate how good it is!
This is just simply the result of how many hours he put into mastering his instrument. He played so much that it would be impossible for him not to become this skilled. He is number 1.
His phrasing and feel are magic.
Freakin genius and his music out of this world so unique...... What a musician, what a guy...
Know he *always* plays his way right into my heart 💜… without fail. Love, love, love you, Jimmy. 🎸🔮
Beautiful demos of a beautiful song. I love how he took this idea and made it arguably one of the best Led Zeppelin songs.
One of the greatest musicians of recent times
One of my favorite page solos ever
It's wonderful hearing these songs develop into the masterpieces they became.
Don't know what it is about Zepplin, they just knew how to get into people's heads.
Take "Ten Years Gone ", it's like musical ASMR it just envelopes the listener, and carries them away.
Page once said he loved Joni Mitchell, because her music made him cry. Listening to this demo, especially at the beginning, I can hear a little Joni Mitchell in there. Yes, Page took liberties with some artist's music, but his genius was in his ability to capture different styles of music, and incorporate it into his own. Bowie did the same thing.