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  1. Also cool to see the old moves and swagger return about half way through the song. Always had it and will never lose it.
  2. A perfect rendition! Interesting and good choice to use the 12 string too, sounds huge!
  3. Just a little surprised there hasn’t been a statement from Jimmy on Charlie Watts as he did for Bowie and some others. He’s certainly not obligated but they did know each other a long time and played together on various occasions. And as Charlie’s quote illustrates, he had great respect for Zep in general, and Page/Bonham in particular. His views on Bonham are in stark contrast to Keef’s that’s for sure!
  4. Not suggesting he should’ve been a Stone, or should’ve wanted to be a Stone. Just pointing out his ability to serve the band, and the song. A glimpse at what made him so in demand as a session player IMO.
  5. Great track, and the ol’ session dog Jimmy fits like a glove. Would’ve been a great Stone if he was so inclined!
  6. Late to this party but well done! What an amazing musician, Tony deserves more acclaim..
  7. Well said. Congrats to Jimmy and Robert, glad the courts got it right.
  8. I’m guessing Jimmy was probably unhappy Gorman told this tale out of school in the first place, and even less happy Rich was forced to address it! I wouldn’t expect an answer of any substance if he’s ever asked about it.
  9. BC also clearly ended on a bad note with Robert. The interview is a good listen, most of it regards The Who as he’s been with them a really long time, but the Page and Plant stories are interesting...
  10. Heard Bill Curbishley interviewed on Bob Lefsetz’s podcast today.. According to BC, a friend of his recently ran into Page, who asked him to send his love to Curbishley, and added that he had come to realize how much good he did for him when he was his manager. Just thought it as an interesting addition to the thread, Jimmy’s many manager switches are interesting/puzzling to me, and it really seems Curbishley did a great thing for him and the others regarding their publishing rights.
  11. That is just amazing, thanks for posting! Can’t imagine how I’ve never heard that before, didn’t know Rod still had that kind of performance and soul in him by that point. And Gilmour and JPJ more than hold up their end too! 👍👍👍
  12. What a nasty, mean spirited review. I wasn’t at the Forum but I saw two shows back east and have numerous bootlegs and I have a hard time imagining his playing on that tour being “embarrassingly sloppy.” I also hate the idea that Jimmy Page was not supposed to do Jimmy Page things and play Jimmy Page things. Thank God he didn’t sound like he was trying to be “modern” I wouldn’t want him to do a “Shaken N Stirred.” Steve, where’d that Slash quote come from? Never heard that one before..
  13. I went to that the chi it at the MET, it was amazing. Would love to know what Jimmy was saying in that picture!
  14. What a cool production!
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