Jimmy Page - Nomis Studios with the Black Crowes 1999 (Rehearsals)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page, London Rehearsals at Nomis Studios in London, England on June 25th, 1999.
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I love how Jimmy is dressed in 90's attire and the Crowes are dressed like Jimmy from 25 years previous.
I couldn't find me kecks !😀
Jeremy Mullins good point ...
. . . and here we are, another 20 years on . . . time, please slow down!
That’s hilarious!
You caught that...
Footage like this keeps me ADDICTED to RUclips.
Honestly, so true. Get me away from this computer.
If there could be only one website in the universe, I'd want it to be RUclips!!!
Often called the crack cocaine of the internet...
Here..because of Steve Gorman’s book...yep chapter 32...”Just as I was about to quit...Jimmy “fricking” Page!!!...😎
Ditto. What a read just finished it this afternoon
Damn it Now i have to read a book Ugh im over 50 we dont do that anymore .. i want my instant gratification..
Just reading this part in the book 2024. lol. And truthfully I am a HUGE Audley Freed fan. Great book!!
👍Same. Stopped the book and searched for the video.
James Patrick Page. Jimmy Page.
The greatest guitarist of all time, the master, the living legend of the rock. I love you! 🎸❤️
You can makes sex to he 😬
Jimmy is the Master. I Love how everyone else bows down to Him..
lzzoso They really don't necessarily bow down to him they're all professionals but key point? Jimmy Page is OLD SCHOOL PRO and they give him respect like they should.
He was a KEY staple in rock n roll with that little band..Led Zeppelin ;-) Not to mention he was already established and well respected in the music business in the mid 60s as a session player! And he's known to be very confident and personable and good dude. That's hard to find. Nobody likes an A-hole in any business lol.
lzzoso They should bow
And they should!
AS it SHOULD be...that they bow to him! just saying LOVE both of these rock groups!
I ain’t bowing.
according to "rumors/gossip" whatever, there was a lot of dysfunction (and always has been) within the Crowes, but man oh man did they ever put together one of the best Rock acts w/ Jimmy in the last 40 + years of ROCK MUSIC.
What’s so sick about this is actually how perfect Gorman is on drums. I’m sure there is a lot to learn guitar wise but the drum counts are near perfect.
Exactly, one of the best.
Great feel, and it works so well with the gospel/soul looseness to the groove of this kind of rock.
Remedy is a perfect example. The Robinsons are such dicks to lose this guy.
the drums/drumming is good bc Steve is being himself instead of trying to be Bonzo.... 2 unique talents combining to sound great.
It's too bad mr. Gorman is so manipulative, he's a great drummer though!
Jimmy healthy and on fire, love it.
There is never been anyone quite like James Patrick. But Rich, as a guitarist the same age, it’s been such a pleasure to watch your development from album one to today, as you went from the greatest rhythm guitarist of the 90’s to one of the best lead guitarists of today, when it comes to playing from the heart. Very much enjoyed meeting you, and your allowing us to take pics. Thank you Rich, knowing it is your guitar music, always allows me to attend live, and never be disappointed, whether it’s the Rich Robinson Band, or Magpie Salute, or the Black Crowe’s, just knowing you always keep the faith. I’m so proud of your development and accomplishments.
How fucking cool it must have felt to be playing Zeppelin songs with the master of those songs playing with you in your own rehearsal studio!!! Undoubtedly a "bucket list" memory!!!
Now I'm just one guy, but I am here to tell you, I saw Led Zeppelin on their last tour (1977), as well as Jimmy Page/Robert Plant (1995) (1998). These shows (NYC 1999), (Jones Beach NY 2000) were far and away Page's most impressive showings (of the shows I saw anyway).
Sobriety helps
@@smokepeddler
I saw them in 72 and 73. They were great! Probably just doing a bit of cocaine??? I loved it and I'll never forget it.....
That was almost certainly the heroin, I imagine if you saw jimmy in 68-73/4 you'd feel differently. Oh well, all that matters is that hes better now and redeemed everything with the 02 show, he was outstanding
That’s cause he was all drugged out..
Plant had no voice. And bonham was drunk..
How I wish I could have seen any of those shows!
I'd almost sell my soul to the devil...LMFAO!🤣🤣
Some Say Jimmy did just that, but we all know his amazing talent was god-given... Or at least the higher power anyway!
I think Chris Robinson is one of the greatest rock singers ever.
He over-does it sometimes but when he keeps his soulful singing to a minimum it comes out as a beautiful drawl with a working class sound in his voice.
His singing combined with his brother's and Mark Ford's style on guitars was as good as it gets to me.
The biggest problem with Chris Robinson is he sings 'flat' live a lot of the time and can't hit the top notes on BC records.
@@stevenally8015
That may very well be true. But he has got the talent.
Aside from looking ridiculous, he sounds pretty good here.
ruclips.net/video/fediqJUre0c/видео.html
@@stricknine8623 That's a good clip. I love the Black Crowes and have since they started. Chris Robinson was a great frontman, even if he copied Mick Jagger, but his live singing was often the only weak link in what was a fantastic live band, particularly during the 'Marc Ford era'. He really began to annoy me when he started doing this 'Otis Redding-style' singing to disguise not hitting the notes IMHO. I live in Australia and the Crowes only toured once, unfortunately, when they were in their prime and they were great and LOUD! I did see the Chris Robinson Brotherhood in a small club here a few years back and I walked out - they were boring and Chris was really arrogant, not letting people (me included) photograph the gig. I was quite disappointed.
@@stevenally8015
Point taken,..Hey check this out, maybe you haven't heard this..Its pretty good. I just stumbled on it a few weeks ago.
ruclips.net/video/_vtOv6X8Kaw/видео.html
@@stricknine8623 Thanks, that's pretty good. The acoustic duo thing seems to suit him more. What I like about Chris and the old Crowes is that they were/are rooted in the best of 60s and 70s music and kept moving forward with every LP.
Jimmy gives “Master Class”
Oh yeah!
Jimmy is still more passionate than rest of the lot.
Truly just lives to play
Nah it's just second nature to him.
Great to see Jimmy having fun and smiling...
I saw the BC in Rome in the month of July (1999), then I went to Camden and Jones Beach to watch them play with Page (2000). It was something that I'll never forget. Now I'm following The Magpie Salute with Rich, Marc and John Hogg (Ed passed away).
I saw them at Jones Beach that night as well. Amazing show.
..IF ONLY THE SOUND QUALITY WAS TAKEN IN TO ACCOUNT..THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE ..EVER RECORDED...PLEASE ...JUST SAYIN...LOVES IT....LIVE @ THE GREEK...BEST COLLABORATION OF ALL TIME..:)' PEACE'
I have like 5 tunes from soundcheck. Excellent sound quality.
Jimmy is incredible
great share, thanks so much! it's good to remember even stars need to practice.
Although I’m not on board with this “reunion” (no Steve Gorman), JP and the BC Live @ the Greek is AWESOME.
I have the triple white vinyl lp of Jimmy and the Crows, freakin great records
Jimmy lit there candle I’ll bet. Must be one of the top 2 highlights of there music career. 🎼🐲🎼
Jimmy Page's giving a masterclass to Rich Robinson and the other band members!😁 who wouldn't love to see this!
Apparently Rich was tired of it. 🙄
Awesome footage!!
I have that exact same music stand. I feel so close to these guys.
WOW! that's some cool shit. THANK YOU MARK!
Nice, 16:50 is the only time you'll ever see Page playing "Houses of the Holy"
Great and poignant point Bernie.A live rendition of HOTH by Page is extremely rare.This may be the only one!lol
Yeah that's so fucking awesome. Didn't see that coming!
Awesome!!!
I love houses of the holy
Thanks for the upload!
This is so cool seeing Jimmy play the teacher. Thank you Mark
The Crowes were so thrilled to be working with Jimmy. But they were a good band for him too.
Can you Imagine how jazzed up these guys were to be Rock'n with a Legion like Jimmy Page. that definitely something to remember and brag about.
+Thomas Fruge Legend
Surreal for sure!
read Steve Gorman's book - they were out of there minds about this. ..and the book is the best rock bio i've read. fantastic.
@@noneyerbidness Oh except for Rich; 'hey, you wanna work on some new Zep riffs?' Rich; "nah, me n Chris have this new song called Lickin' that will put us back on top, no thanks, Mr. RocknRoll..." FUCKING IDIOT!!!! Rich killed rock n roll....
@@everymandan4176 I know it. That part is unbelievable. What a moron.
That's one Bad Ass Band!!!
the band getting it together very cool thanx
I was never into audley freeds sound in the band. Marc sealed their sound for me. RIP Eddie, forever. Thanks for the cool post!
This was a very exciting lil project...i have both the white cover cd and the black cover cd. It's great to see Jimmy having so much fun and to see him looking so healthy...he looked pretty scary for awhile.
Awesome. One of the best concerts I ever saw.
I believe this is at Montana Studio on 11th Avenue in NYC.
I had the pleasure of hearing a bunch of their rehearsals (from a balcony 2 blocks away!)
Saw Page/Crows at Roseland Ballroom in NYC 10/13/99
General admission venue. So when the doors opened about 2 hours before the show, I went strait up to the stage.
Watched Jimmy from about 15 feet away for Celebration Day, Custard Pie, Sick Again, No Speak No Slave, What Is and What Should Never Be, Wiser Time, Shake Your Moneymaker, Ten Years Gone, In My Time of Dying.
Then I HAD to go pee! ! So I lost my spot (of course).
They had been rehearsing at Montana Studios which was two blocks from my apartment in NYC.
For a week or two before the show, I could hear their rehearsals from my balcony.
I lived on the 34th floor at the time and the sound traveled up! If you walked by the studio on the street, you wouldn’t hear it.
Would have pissed myself and stayed.. lol
Im still jealous ...
I woulda peed in a cup.
Jimmy looks like a kid out there, having fun!
That was priceless!! 😃😍
Whoever is was that thought to roll a camera, thank you!
Really cool! Thanks for posting!
I love the smokestack lightning jam at the end.
Gorman’s book brought me here. Great we can see this moment, puts things in perspective regarding the history
Exelent performance 👏 👏 👏 👏
Jamming with Pagey would be like an elevator to heaven on earth! NT
Nigel Thomas I think we both know you didn't mean elevator...
Ascending without need of a Stairway:)
Yes my God it would!
@@tommonfron5166 lol!!
Clearly he meant escalator;)
This tour was supposed to be my first Crowes show as a kid in Cleveland before it got cancelled. It's something I'm still bummed about to this day because my mom had gotten us second row. God damn shame this ended so quickly
20 years ago. Appreciate.
If I were in the Black Crowes I would be shitting myself standing next to Jimmy and rehearsing with him. I've had dreams about being able to perform with Jimmy. When I was only 16 I remember sitting in the bleachers of my high school football stadium, skipping class, playing my guitar with friends. I could play the intro, all the chords and I knew all the words to Stairway to Heaven. I lived and breathed music. I went to college as a music major too on classical guitar.
We don’t know how Chris & Rich kept from losing their s@#t while rehearsing with Jimmy Page. A true “we’re not worthy” moment, LOL!😂🙏🏻
Vintage Vinyl Vets By 2000, the BC had already almost 10 years of playing arenas, opening for major acts and had hit singles and albums. This isn’t to say they weren’t excited but once a band gets to a certain level, people like Page become peers to an extent.
Exactly:)
@@drummer78 Yet bought them a bit more relevance. Money beats soul every time
I like at the End Chris Robinson sharing a Joint with the Gutairist Had to Laugh
I met Jimmy June of 98. Steve Gorman March 3rd 2023.
It was an amazing concert.
I love you Mark Zep💯🤸🏻♂️⚡️🔥🎸❤️✨
I'm guessing learning from Mr.Page is a bit challenging with little room for error after the first "Lesson". Thanks for the post, good stuff.
The guitarist on the far left, Aubrey, is from my hometown, raleigh,n.c. Jimmy said in an interview : Aubrey is such a lovely chap.
Audley
This is very cool
Это было так давно, но это чудесно!!!!!! Джимми! Я люблю тебя!!!!!!!!
Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes we're pure magic together I hope that Jimmy Page and Robinson Brothers we're at some point to mend their differences if they still haven't I hope someday they do. You don't see the kind of magic that created together or that kind of music created together very often in this world magic is the only word I can think of to describe it
In My Time of Dyin' is sick!!!!
I went berserk when I heard/saw this track at The Greek in Los Angeles in '99.
Come al solito - parlo da ex cantante rock - la voce viene soffocata dagli strumentisti. Quanto mi ci incazzavo!
Awesome !!!! Thanks !!!!
Black Crowes are back on tour !
Wish Marc Ford was in on this.. page, Rich,and Ford with Gorman on the skins... Damn what would that sound like!!!
Freed is everybody as good as FORD
Amazing to watch him playing off Gorman, almost exclusively.
Exactly how I heard it too
It’s like Rich isn’t even there. Now I see (another reason) why Rich turned down Jimmy’s offer to basically join the band
Jesus, that beginning to Smokestack is so good Chris just walks his skinny ass right off stage...
Jimmy...nothing else to say!
Almost 20
Years
Magical.
This is not long before Chris and Rich went and f&%ked this connection up.
Christopher William I think this one was on Rich. Gorman talks about it in his book. He said Chris seemed surprised that Page cancelled the rest of the tour when Angelus told the brothers while all the color drained from Rich’s face.
I always wondered why The Crowes weren’t way bigger than they actually became. They had one of the best frontmen with one of the best rock voices ever, wrote good songs and were a band that would rip the roof off wherever they were playing. His book explained a lot of why they weren’t more successful. Seemed like a lot of the time, Chris and Rich were so busy fighting, they allowed opportunity after opportunity to pass them by.
@@zakkwyldesliver ive gotta get the book but can you say what Rich supposedly did to screw up the Page gig?
Marks Video Channel Page wanted to work on their next album with them in some capacity, either through songwriting or producing it or something. Rich told him “no” without discussing it with the rest of the band.
@@zakkwyldesliver yikes, thats a decision and a half! What a wonder what that might have produced. Thanks for that.
Damn! I didn't know Chris could sing in that range... actually I'm impressed!!!
Chris is no joke. No doubt about that.
Got any more of this? Thanks for posting.
Ohhh Jimmy
Chris has a touch of Rod Stewart and Steve Marriot. That's just me.
he always reminded me of a cross between marriot/stewart/cocker and plant...imo chris is one of rocks greatest vocalists/frontmen.
I was just mindlessly thumbing through some YT vids of Robert Plant singing with Alison Krauss, performing some... weird stuff. It wasn't my thing. Then I clicked on this vid of Page& the Crowes. There's no doubt who was the heart&soul of Zep.
Plant acts like he's ashamed of Zeppelin these days, the man wouldn't have even heard of if not for Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones. He needs to remember his place.
Page is there, students. Know your places.
Jimmy, love you 🎸❤
i feel like if i was going to jam with jimmy i'd already know all the guitar parts and lyrics...
Rich looks bored, but I think that's just the way he always looks. Hard to believe he and Chris are brothers. They're both so young in this!
If I was Jimmy Page I would wonder why I had to explain how "In My Time of Dying" goes when it's on a CD available at absolutely any CD store around the world.
I think I read somewhere Jimmy Page saying that when he went to rehearse with those guys they already had their homework done. And there wasn't a lot of instruction
Brenda Eisler he’s working out what to play to compliment Jimmy, whether to double it or play something else.
Art Howard so you are in a band with 2 guitarists, covering a song that is performed by one guitarist who has adapted the arrangement for a single guitar live. Do you play the song as recorded and potentially duplicate what Jimmy is playing, or watch him play, and work out your part based on that? Both Audley and Rich would be watching Jimmy, in awe of him too. Amazing footage.
I hear touches of vintage early 68-71’ Fleetwood Mac and even some Savoy Brown chops in there .
The guitar player is saying "Jimmy, find your own fucking band"!
Wonderful
The students (Crowes) learning from the Master (Page). (the Crows still have a long way to go, but they are quite good!!) God save the King Jimmy Page, and of course the other king Robert Plant, along with Led Zeppelin
A long way to go? This was 20 years ago dude.
@@DiamorphineDeath I know, it's just that For me, there won't ever be masters like Led. lml
Love you jimmy
Hooooooly shit! Thank you for posting
Did he pass the audition?
@Martin Jensen yep doesn't look the part.
@@daveyboy8907
He looks better with long hair!
Awesome!!
It's not like today! WE had no idea they were gonna play all those Zep tunes! Not to mention the ones they picked! Holy shit what a night!! We were in our glory!! I'm not sure wether it was Roseland or Hammerstein! NYC.......I have to go back and look at that set list! I'm assuming it was the same set as the Greek?
Audley with the Bogner XTC!!! Nice.
+Alpha7xxx I have one and they are great! The Shiva is incredible too.
The Crows look like they just stepped outta 1969 and Jimmy like 1999.haha Must be a time warp.
Jesus whatever that slowed down, Smokestack Lightnin jam they start around the 28:00 minute mark. I’m here for it
Steve in the back, laid down the shit!!!. Love it
Just what Page needed. Two clones to make it sound like a Zep LP.
Jimmy's Killin it!! He's out doing all of them....SORRY 😇😇😏😏
Chris can literally hide behind a microphone stand
Lol...That's because he is, in fact, also a microphone stand..Little known fact except for the very observant like yourself...
Great comment !!
@@stricknine8623
Lol 😆. 😆 🤣
Yes true
El Maestro..Jimy
0:00 - In My Time of Dying
16:50 - House of the Holy
I'm having a brain fart on the other songs. Please comment or make fun of me if you know what songs they're playing.
It would have been an excellent merge if the Black crowes and Jimmy just did blues numbers I saw the show and once they were doing led Zeppelin originals I thought it flopped because the Black crowes have an attitude
Page having the time of his life. Rich Robinson slowly losing the will to live.
Made me LOL.
How is Rich not Shitting his satin panties?
That's fucking funny. His face....
Miserable.
huh?
@@jbussa Rich.....always seems miserable.
The black crowes seem a little distracted by the janitor on the their left.
Very cool, wow no need for the third guitar eh?
Edad Martin: Jimmy Page with The Black Crowes was amazing because they provided the backup guitar to simulate a lot of the overdubs that Page used in the studio, to great effect. They might have been okay without a third, but I think it helped having three guitarists, and here's why: I remember seeing them do Misty Mountain Hop on the 2000 Page/Crowes tour, and when the layered guitar parts leading up to and including the solo came around, I was blown away by how incredible -how authentic - it sounded. The Black Crowes really did their homework on the Zeppelin stuff. Page, Rich Robinson, and Audley Freed were great together. I remember the harmony guitar parts on Hots On For Nowhere were absolutely badass, too! I'm sure in other places it helped, too, but those were the two that really stuck out to me.
One guitar needed...oh and a bass guitar...
@@benderbendingrodriguez4360 10 years gone is a great example of this
Where's Yannick Gers to wave his Strat around like a court jester?
And this was their first rehearsal with Jimmy. Mind blowing how much it rocked. Yes Gorman is great in the role as drummer. But watching them here, I am impressed by how quickly Rich Robinson is in sync with Jimmy and helping lead the band to hit the changes correctly.
At 14:05. That's called the Hammer of the Gods, folks
Sic!!
Used to play these songs obviously with one guitar