Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes - (10/23) ten years gone.mpg 

I bet. Zep didnt play live with a rhythm guitar and this song needs it. Fantastic collaboration with Black Crows

@@karensteeleknabb7399 They actually did, the amazing JPJ playing the 3 arms guitar (and his tauru bass pedals at the same time) while page played his telecaster. You can find the videos of that on youtube

I have thought for years that LZ needed a rhythm guitarist in the band to add those extra guitar parts for their live shows. Rhythm guitar add the HARMONY needed to support the progressionsions that propel the music. Those parts are on the recordings, but they're impossible for Jimmy to play while playing the lead parts. You can hear how THIN the live recordings are compared to their studio recordings without the other guitar parts.

Theres a lot of blood on those hands

@@blegit8930 You make it sound like Jimmy is war criminal.

@@Ash_Hudson Yeah. He has Jimmy confused with our politicians.

The pick ends up in the “smart” hand for a very good reason. Left is in the what zone, right has the when and how.

@@blegit8930 wtf you mean

Is that Robert plant in the front row?

😄👍

fasteddie4145 lol. 😂

who dont

???????? HUH ?????

Amen

Same!! 🤟🏻

Agreed

I think so to. Always have.

Yeah me too. He was a pioneer. 68 to 75 he was the man! 🎸

you sure you dont mean the other Jimi? 😏

@@cliffybyro5693 he left the scene along with Cream. Left a space for someone else who had a vision 🎸

One of their best songs.

underrated? This song has never been underrated. Physical Graffiti is a classic album.

Endorphin rush cue 3.2.1… GUSH @ 2:50. Then coast in the warmth until the “Oh, Darlin”s at 2:58. Mmmm .

Agreed but all I’ll say is that if you can even do a plant “impression” you’re ahead of a lot of people lol

Agreed. I mean nobody is gonna sing it as well as Plant......but Chris sang it damn good in my opinion and I'm not the biggest Black Crows fan. As for the guitar work.....this is wonderful.

My thoughts exactly, soooooo gooood , what a masterpiece of writing performance!!

Go find a live recording back in the zeppelin days that sounds better than this, that would get me doing cartwheels. The 96 version is damn close but Roberts voice is just not what it was in 76, cant hit the highs or hold the notes like he did in his prime. Obviously recording tech come a long way since then, and Chris fucking nails this.

Man. This REALLY does such wonderful justice to the magic Page made in the studio as a player/arranger/inspired creator. Doing this stuff in real time, LIVE, just isn't a one man job.

David Hutchinson mine too. Pure genius

Levee breaks.# 2

Mine too, has been since forever

Mine too, bro.

SUCH a good song

Agreed, it’s a beautiful relationship… a virtuoso and their instrument. I saw Page and Plant in 1998, I was only 17 but I knew I was seeing two legends, but I didn’t realize at the time that a third legend was in Jimmy’s hands almost the entire show. That 59’ LP sunburst is probably the most valuable electric guitar on this planet. Even without any relation to Page or any other rock star it’s worth high 6 figures, even 1 million+… but the fact that it was the number one weapon for the bulk of the ultimate guitar god’s career… yeah $$$$$

@@JU5TINPDX The most valuable electric guitar on this planet is Brian May's Red Special. An unique, and innovative, instrument build from scratch by the man himself.

interesting thought experiment..I am not sure which one I would like to own..probably the ‘59 Les Paul just bc of its attachment to Joe Walsh and of course Jimmy Page..I would suggest that Page’s no. 1 would fetch close to $2M if the right baby boomer was interested..that is the thing..not sure the younger generations appreciate vintage guitars bc of the lack of guitar driven music today..but unfortunately time will tell…

No one ever learns all the parts on a guitar. Except Page.

@@northerniltree I did. You just can't.

20th century Mozart...Jimmy Effing Page

He still can't resist bending the strings inappropriately

damn you should have come from you seat and give him a lesson, im sure he needed it. IDIOT@@43mackmobile

@@43mackmobilewhat does that even mean? You play how you want theirs no wrong way of playing…

@@chrismarple Rivers always reach the sea

William Gaston Your Right check Stevei RayVuaughn

You clearly have never heard of a certain Jimi Hendrix.

Jimmy Page defines the term “Rock N’ Roll” Jimi Hendrix defines “Psychedelic Rock”. There you go, I fixed it.

hahaha

He has always been a show man . Even on the 1995 Page/Plant tour he still did the star jump with a punch from the hip. Very cool and entertaining in addition to his solid emotional playing.

So true my friend!

The studio version off of physical sometimes gives me goose bumps.

this should serve as a reminder of how good robert plant was.....

Agree 💯

Apsolutly..💯🎶🧘‍♀️❤

ezerlab1 not really more than any other human being who loves Zeppelin lol they followed Jimmy every step of the way.

yes you are right they sure did nailed it got that sexy plant thing going on of course makes it official and I aint gay ! (not that there is anything wrong with that) as our cultural legend Jerry Seinfeld says lol

Eh, the lead singer sounds like absolute dog crap per usual

they Jasoned him

The drummer is on point too. Really couldn’t ask for more.

Couldn't agree more sir, So much to thank RU-vid for, would have never come across any of this stuff, Hidden Gems all over the place, Great to hear sublime performances of sublime songs.

I love every Zep tune!!!! No bad songs in the catalog but D’yer maker is probably my least favorite. That’s what makes them great!!!! Their worst song is still excellent!!!👍🏼🎸

79 Knebworth Achilles 69 Denmark TV How Manh More Times 73 TSRTS every song in that concert 71 RAH Bring it on Home 69 tv live (the one in color) Dazed and Confused So many.

Well yeah that's unique to live bands. Look at the dead or the bop era of jazz. The allman brothers. The jam bands of the 90's and 2000's. That's the point of music right? What flow u got on any given night.

Guitar Safari would be a great album title.

The same is true for hendrix, and dozens of others. People dog them with "I could play that". Yes, youtube is filled with people who could play that. When it's your song that people are playing 40 years later, then you've made it.

As some bloke once said: "Huh - I could play 'Starway To Heaven' when I was 16; Jimmy Page didn't even write it until he was 23." (?!)

Indeed, he and they were lovingly copied like no other, probably more like inspired

No one can play like Jimmy. He has a feel that is not matched. I've been playing his riffs wrong for years just like everyone else.

he inspires me to practice. Trying to figure out the progression down the neck starting at 3:29. Not many pixels in this vid though :-| Sounds so good. Black Crows are in fine form here too.

Cheers!

ironguts kelly 4077 cringy.

stop saying this in every video

Fuck hell yeah man!!!!

haha i am gonna say this in every zeppelin video i watch now on

Absolutely.

Settle down junior.

A friend of mine said Chris Robinson carried "the same sprit" as Robert Plant. Gave me goosebumps

@@jumpyonthehill CRobinson is the most underrated front man maybe ever and his band needs to be in RRHOF ASAP.

@@bane1240 he is really like the male Janis Joplin. Very powerful with Greta stage presence. True rock star

Great stage presence, not Greta(I can’t stand that band)

Yes i heard some of pre Jimmy's pre studio recording for this song, its amazing how he laired all it down, managed so well to set it together. But also the rhythm section killed it as always. Bonzo and JPJ still are to me the greatest rhythm section in rock n roll. It sounds so natural, organic. Zeppelin, The Who and Yes are the only bands i ve known of that rhythm sections were always feeding from each other instrument in the band rather than following its pattern, brilliant!!

I got to see the Crowes with Page in 2001 in Camden. It was so awesome!!!

He was a bit rough round the edges at times playing live. But that’s part of what made him an exciting guitarist, not just some shredding poser.

@@stevelangridge1755 I agree, I LOVE hm as a guitarist but not so much live. He was fantastic here though.

@@channelmixer Yeah great performance. But I enjoy most of his live work because even if some of it is a bit untidy at times, it’s exciting. I’ve seen Clapton play. Beautiful, smooth playing, but...... (yawn). No sleeping when Page is playing.

@@channelmixer he was relatively sober here. Looking at the Knebworth 1979 footage, he definitely seems at least half cut (not as bad as Live Aid). Drinking to relieve the tedium of touring and soothe the nerves, seems to have escalated by the late 70s. Shame. Another "20 years gone" and by the time of this 2000 performance, the brilliant feel and musicianship of the album recording, is present in a live performance.

Light Touch you guys sound like real down to earth people! and deff cool ass hell parents.. god bless!

Thanks Brother :-) Peace

Woww, that's awesom..Greatest band of fucking galaxy!!

You can see how Page is enjoying his playing

It helps that he seems to be clean and sober here and just enjoying the music.

No it didn’t. I mean, it was close, and in the general area of the solo on the album, but it was the typical Pagey live solo.

​@@MisterTMHAbsolutely...Jimmy is one of the greats still kicking. Hope he does a few things like this again if he can before it's the curtains.

That riff and change is the sweet spot

It really is the greatest solo ever recorded in my opinion.

@@nverga Totally agree. It's understated and perfectly transmits his emotion.

It's so damn good! Couldn't be any better!

James Patrick Harris mainly because of the choice of the Les Paul over the Tele. the b bender is cool but it doesn't have the depth of the Les Paul plus he had two other guitarists. I also would rather JPJ play that 3 necked guitar whatever it was

Yeah I was going to say the Les Paul here adds so much more depth. I like Fenders, but the can be a bit thin for certain things. The opening sounds soooo much better with the thicker tone.

Hi JPH ... definitely a great version , they did it justice ... I just think Plant sang it better.

fuk right

I'd say I prefer the studio version over this but this is the best live version with the 3 guitars.

bruce springsteen really?

I was at The Greek also. It was truly amazing

I don’t know, I like Robert plant a lot but i think Chris Robinson is tied vocal talent wise, I mean plant can hit those high notes a lot better but chris Robinson’s voice has more body and is more so influenced by soul music. I like his version of this equally to the original. I could never say I liked Chris Robinson’s voice more but I think equal is an arguable position.

@@Otis-Isom- I think Robert's voice has more body as he gets older and his range lowers. I think it's only when he really strains himself on songs when he sounds thin, but that's nowadays. Robinson definitely took notes from Rod Stewart though, great voice.

As much as I love Robert Plant, he wasn't consistently hitting his old range even before the band had to break up. So it's just as valid for any halfway decent performer to hit pretty much all the notes Plant himself is capable of hitting at the point in time of this video

@@Otis-Isom no sir. Stop it.his voice is no match. Not an inkling pal.

@@harryrobinson1114 well whats your argument for that point. at least on technical level they’re tied and everything after that is subjective.

No harmony parts

Mine too!

Greg Halford Excellent taste!

yosemite sam my thoughts exactly, on every point! 🙌🏼👊

Couldn't say it better

I always learn something new when I play a zeppelin song. Learned a couple things from Achilles last stand lol

Yes, Page’s phrasing and feel is unreal.

And however gifted he is at playing, his true genius lies in conception. He actually thought of this shit. It’s like how many people can play parts of Beethoven’s 9th, but Beethoven wrote that complex shit. How do things like that even come out of a persons mind? It’s a level of genius far beyond my understanding. I’m happy to just sit back in ignorant bliss, and listen!

Say it again for the legions of jimmy page hating rock and roll so called fans.Dimwits out there

Tone comes from your fingers

Always my favorite part of the song

Kinda hard to do this song live when there's 16 guitar tracks and only one Jimmy Page lol

@@Smurfman256 exactly.....not sure why they even bothered trying.

plus then they did, Page was high on H. He was out of control in the late 70's.

Yes was there too its on cd . Jones Beach NY on video and North Carolina Were the best 3 concerts of the black crowds/ Jimmy page concerts. Check em out shame the tour ended too soon

NC on cd all 3 performances stellar quality

The crowes have attempted recently to follow more a jamband strategy. I noticed you mentioned in 01 the crowes had an opening act. I wonder if since then the crows followed the trail the dead created long ago and dropped opening act and went to a 2set formula with no help?

@@iomibestlefty phish does that too. To great effect

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 phish wisely used the deads formula identically with evrything except their sound. And recently so many others have attempted same trail. Give weir and garcia immense credit for building a product that was exempt from the industry crisis of the internet's creation. A crisis that rapidly dismantled an entire gandra of music. In fact the internet destroyed the most important and successful art in american and possibly world history. Rock and roll was dealt the most tragic blow imaginable. A blow that tugged directly at its heartstrings. Money!!! Money is what was behind all of it. Money was the core of it all!!! Why else would a record label or band invest fortunes into ultra expensive studio time and production costs as well as massive time investment by not only band but also a full team of top earning specialists necessary to complete recording? massive investment that always had risk of failure but also had endless payoff potential. It's not a matter of industry mysteriously and suddenly losing all its talent. It's a matter of by taking away the money, entrenched artists being forced out and new artists no hope whatsoever. The dead however worked the opposite side of industry. The live side that before internet was much less profitable than records and much much more work. But quickly the internet turned that ship around and suddenly the only money left in rock is live shows. And those artists who wisely followed the golden road paved by the dead are rapidly becoming rocks only viable bands. You mentioned phish. Same can be said of dave mathews. And dead and co are easily the top 3earning acts in rock today. And even smaller acts such as widespread panic and string cheese incident and many others have become much more viable and have much more upside than most all other rock acts. The stones and a few others wont last long but phish and dave will!!!!