Jimmy page (my favorite guitarist of all time ever ) the reason i ever started playing guitar and writing song's was jimmy page and led Zeppelin best band of all time ever !!! Jimmy moves like a snake charmer and mezmorizes and hypnotizes the audience with his playing skills music and snake charmer moves like no one else can and not to mention he was a true trailblazer first to use a violin bow on the guitar and many other crazy but genius techniques like the theramin and recording and producing and micing the amplifiers also being a session musician !!! Jimmy was just a pure musical genius period !!!
@@deneece4946 Making love and really playing the guitar , go hand and hand, such as with Jimmy. To me, Jimmy feels like he is making love to his goddesses via his guitar, since the bible god split all of the benevolent twin souls, and so Jimmy cannot be with any of them, of which there are quite a few missing goddesses of his. Jimmy knows what he is doing and that's for sure! No doubt!!! He is a master of lightning..
@@sonnet189 I think Jimmy is frustrated and angry here, and is mocking musicians who are nothing but posers, stage clowns who only PRETEND to be doing anything else but, both on stage and off..
Respect . He's not Jimmy page for nothing. He can do whatever he wants , he's deeply and forever embedded to the soul of rock music. Be thankful we have jimmy page and the rest of the led zepp. Just enjoy his music , we may no longer see the likes of him again.
NOBODY can pose like Page. Seriously, the guy is electric with his starts and stops. He never had to go to a high school dance...he had his guitar. That's John Bonham's son, Jason, on the drums.
Jimmy Page could outperform, outdance, and outdo ANYONE on stage. The vocalist is normally the frontman with all the stage presence, but Jimmy really made Plant work for it back in the days of Zep. Jimmy Page = Greatest guitarist ever and a seemingly great guy.
Great song. Good to remember Jim's 1988 output. For those criticizing: quit living in the past. Page updated his look and sound and wrote some FM radio ready ear candy. What's he supposed to do? Reinvent the wheel? This song has everything you expect: guitar riff, bass drums, a good singer and nice slide work. Its Jimmy's brand and he does a great job.
+Clickbeetle hey i love pagey in this show his versatility.... page is and always has been more than zep, tho zep was his baby and he will never deny that
He’s a musical chameleon Agree with you both entirely Plus he looks incredible Robert said in an interview he wanted them to work together again cause he missed his onstage “stagger” 😁😉☺️ Love the closing shot with a classic Pagey stance This clip inspired me to write a 300 page fan fiction about him circa 1988 Great debut LP from an unmatched guitarist Who’s such a dreamboat
It’s the production that I can’t get past. The songs are great. But that slick, digital, processed sound distracts from the quality of the material. Just my opinion, of course. I saw him on this tour and he was absolute perfection. Some band. Same songs. Just live.
He made a lot of videos with The Firm prior to this. One of my favorites is Satisfaction Guaranteed. He grabs a bottle off of someone's table and starts using it as a slide on his guitar... then puts it right back where he got it just before the next section of the song. Fun Fact: The bartender in the video is Les Paul, the legendary inventor of his trademark guitar. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VnjJVwaivKg.html
@@JasonNation72 He played different guitars with Zeppelin. There was the Danelectro, The B-Bender Telecaster, and The Doubleneck SG among others. Did you only ever see The Song Remains The Same or something?
@@TheKitchenerLeslie No, lol. I remember seeing the early Zeppelin Danish footage with a Telecaster and the subpar '88 reunion concert with the Danelectro, but the Les Paul is, in my book, notorious with Page.
I never saw any of Jimmy Page, or Zep until most recently. With the exception of Song Remains The Same, and the album covers, it was all about the sound and lyrics. Jimmy was a hottie for sure.
Why does everyone dog this song? I think it rules. It's 1988. the concert at the LA Forum rocked that year. Sorry if you weren't there. It's Jimmy Page. The song is jamming. Shut the fuck up and enjoy.
+BrandtArt66 man id love to see jimmy live, just him i could sit and listen and watch him strum his instrument for hours i wish he would tour next year. im kinda thinking he might be waiting for david gilmour to finish his, i dont think he wants to take away from david, they have a mutual respect and admiration for each other now what would be totally wild would be for page to jump on stage with gilmour during a few shows and vice versa oh id die, just die to see the both ot them play together
@@luisnash for sure! A lot of times they would have the biggest selling guitar for that time in these videos. Paige could have recorded this with a Les Paul.
It’s not a Jackson, can’t remember the name. It’s was a while ago! ✌️🤪🎵🎶🎵🎶I’ll update when I remember. p.s. Update: I think it’s a custom built KMT, but I’m still checking on that.
Holy Shit!! This is Jimmy at his best! Love this!! Rock on guitar god…. 1988 was a really good year…still miss Bonzo and Zep but he continued to master that guitar as you always have!! If it weren’t for your gifts, there would have been no Zep from 1968 - 1980!!! You can rock my world anytime and you do often with Zeps music which is eternally awesome!!!
It’s Funny That The Page Album Outrider&Robert Plant Now&Zen We’re Out At Tower Records At The Same Time It Was Like Sommeone Should Put This Chocolate With That Pesnutbutter
Jimmy is stunningly beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love the way he argues with the singer via his guitar. Jimmy won that battle, for sure--You never saw Jimmy arguing with Bobby (Robert Plant), but they did both fight with John Paul J and John B, all of the time, on stage and off.
@@rickchyczewski576 06/12/2024@5:33 PM EDT-----#bobby-- and jimmy are always fighting John P.aul J. and John B., however, it may come a cross a different way. Plus, there are many robert plant and jimmy page imposters. jimmy and bobby fight with all imposters. For example, one may have seen/heard jimmy fighting with a robert plant imposter and vice and versa, (most would not even know they are imposters ) and yes, even and especially, on stage during a concert. It happens all of the time---
True, but he did find success as Tina Turner's touring guitarist and keyboardist, and sang lead on a couple of charted songs by the Alan Parsons Project.
@randycrosley This song if from Jimmy Page's first and only solo album Outrider released in 1988. The album reached #26 on Billboard's top 200 chart . It's an amazing album. If you haven't listened to it you should. By doing so, you'll hear who was the creative force behind Led Zeppelin.
I was at that show as well (just not as close to the stage)... remember the double-neck was out of tune briefly, and Page had to pause the show, saying, "These things happen"?
RIP John Miles. It's crazy he went from guesting with the Alan Parsons Project to this...and I love both very much. Also, unpopular opinion: Franklin's fretless bass with Page's monster guitar is the best combination in rock history.
I love guitarists that "move" with the emotion of their music. They "dance" the guitar. Page, Stevie Ray, Jimi, Jack White. Just a cool thing to watch.
Regardless of what anyone may think about the song itself, I thought the music video did the song justice by simply being straightforward and simplistic and not over-the-top (if that makes sense).
Love to see when guitarists step out of the box a little. No Les Paul's here. Just a super Strat and a slide with a tremolo system and a killer dirty rocking groove. I'm actually just here for the killer dance moves.
I saw Page on tour in Dayton, Ohio in '88 when he was promoting this record and it was fantastic! This album continues to be underrated. If you're lucky enough to find a copy, you'll discover it has some great tunes, including some really cool instrumentals. I hope he comes out with another solo album soon.
From the 1960's thru present day. Jimmy Page has made every decade a musical fantasy. A guitar God!! Thank you Jimmy for all the great music over the years. The best ever!!!!
Jimmy can be a showman because he's such a great guitarist. He doesn't have to worry about his playing. Check out Glen Campbell playing The 1812 Overture with an orchestra. He plays the entire lead, even playing with his guitar on his head so he couldn't see it! Standing O from the big crowd!
He lives, every, little ,riff and moves, with it. He, has very, intimate relationship, with his guitar's.And it shows.I didn't see, many performances,where he wouldn't live his music, with whole body.
DID you know most gutair players,love how jimmy moves & dances almost as much as much as he plays gutair !! BECAUSE he makes playin his riffs look sO easy & their not !!
Outrider was one Jimmy pages greatest solo efforts every song was top notch and rocking. Jimmy page one of rocks greatest guitarist. This album may have recorded in the 80's but in no way does it sound 80's. Its a timeless classic
I ran out and bought this when it came out in 1988.I loved it.Had some great stuff on it. Jimmy Page still the best guitarist ever EVER!!! And still the sexist man I have EVER since. OOHHH BABY love the way u move Jimmy.!!!
DAMN! So hard to believe this is now over 30 YEARS OLD! I remember when it debuted, and I bought it. Great underrated release - EVERY song is a winner.
When I first saw this video as a teenager, I instantly recognized and appreciated what Jimmy was doing. His musical philosophy was "tight but loose." In other words, don't be over-disciplined. Live in the moment. If you feel a sense of musical euphoria, don't think about it, just ride it like a surfer rides the crest of a wave. The quirky dance moves he was making in sync with Jason's drumming was simply his way of applying that same principle to stage performance -- and doing so without any care as to what people might think. "If people like it, great; if not, I'm still having fun just being myself."
A big hell yeah to everyone saying how awesome he was on the Outrider tour. I saw him in Chicago in 88 and it's still my favorite concert, even above the excellent Page/Plant tours in 95-98. When I saw him with the Black Crowes in 2000, it was an outdoor venue and there was a cool summer storm swirling around. That was pretty cool too. I really hope there will be new music this year.
Love you. Miss you since In through the out door. 69 to 19 still want you. In South Carolina now. Want to come back to England now. Love you. Mary.Page.
