@@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.
The best part about this performance is Jimmy Page enjoying himself just as much as he did with Zep in the 70s, a huge compliment to the Crowes themselves. Steve Gorman really channels Bonzo on this one and you can tell Jimmy really enjoys it. It's just like having Bonzo and Jonesy there in person. That is no small feat to accomplish so the Crowes rhythm section can proud of that fact.
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.
That was awesome! When page recorded this, there were a bunch of guitar tracks... hearing it live with 2 great players backing up Page sounds closer to the recorded version than anything I have heard. There are a lot of comments that are down on the singing of Chris Robinson VS Plant but I think Chris is a great singer and I respect the fact he did his own take on the Zeppelin tunes, you can tell he known the songs but he does not do a Plant impression like a lot of singers would.
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.
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.
This is absolute guitar genius by Jimmy Page. I just learned all the parts on guitar and there's nothing that can make you appreciate his work more. Absolute genius. Thank you Jimmy Page.
In 1975, I was 14. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band and this was my favorite song. Heard it on the radio the other day for the first time in years. The memories of my misspent youth came rushing back. That was too cool.
Watching Jimmy Page play his 1959 Les Paul Standard so softly, and with such a deft touch is a real treat. A master musician with one of the finest instruments produced -- not bad.
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…
Probably my favorite Zeppelin tune ever. The lead is just beautiful. Was fortunate enough to see the band and this live in '77. Greatest band to ever walk the face of the earth. Love this!
As long as I been listening to this song, I've never heard it played live before. The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page jamming this, "Outstanding"!!!. And going towards the ending of this song, all of them was on the same accord. Man, that was awesome!👌👌👌
A very happy 78th birthday to a rock guitar icon. James Patrick Page January 9, 1944, Heston, England. Thank you for making music that changed our lives.. And settting a standard for the best rock guitarist in the world. Now and in the rock future forever.
Great to hear this song live with multiple guitars. Its such a guitar layered song on the album. When Zeppelin played it live on the 77 tour with just Jimmy on the guitar, it was missing the layers
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
there are bands where you listen to their songs and you pick some favourites. Then there are bands that are so good, you dont just have favourite songs, you have favourite versions of the song, favourite performances, that time when they fucking nailed it, that time they elevated a song from great to perfect. It's like the stars have aligned
Couldn't agree more sir, So much to thank RUclips 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.
@@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.
Page is one of the best guitarists of all time (obviously). The Black Crowes hold their own as the band here and then some. Chris actually singing lyrics on time and with his considerable soulful style to boot. Just Great.
I can play many Jimmy Page songs and riffs, but I sure cannot write them. That's what seperate Jimmy from all of us mortals. But it's nice to be able to copy the master lol.
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.
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.
We've been big fans of zeppelin forever. My wife saw them in '71, forum in LA. Physical Graffiti stays in our car's CD player. My wife's favorite song is Ten Years Gone. I play it on my guitar for her quite a bit. Can't wait to buy the remastered Physical Graffiti. Our son, a couple years ago got us Celebration Day DVD and CD for Christmas. To this day we have the poster from that concert under a black light. :-) Peace All
Wow, Page is a master. Physical Graffiti is one of those underrated albums. When I hear the songs, it brings me write back to when I heard the first time. This songs a classic.
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!!
Black Crows and Jimmy Page are banging em out here I can't get enough of em. Everytime I'm on RUclips I'm drawn to listen to this whole wheel of songs. It takes me back three decades in time and only makes me want more. I can't really say I miss Robert Plant except for his young hot body which isn't anymore, but neither is mine, lol!! I'M not too shabby, but besides that Classic Rock And Roll was born in my soul and it's where I'll go when I leave here, where all the musics being blasted... Ill stand in line to hear all the young souls taken from us too soon like Bon Scott, Curt Cobaine, Jimmy Hendrix ext. Ronald Belford Scott was meeting me beyond his grave there for a while, it no way freaked me out at all I loved it all so much I really couldn't get enough of it. My nickname is the Night Prowler we were prowing together there for a while... RIP BON💜
...tunes like this really show how much talent this band has, ..and Jimmy has the freedom not to have to carry the whole load, and it allows him the spirit to flourish in front our our eyes. Thank You for posting this awesome performance... talk about capturing the moment! ...look at the pure joy in Jimmy's eyes at the beginning of the guitar break, (solo) its something to see!
Yes, there have been and are many supergroups, but there is only ONE Led Zeppelin…. which is the greatest band EVER, i.m.o. It goes without saying that ‘Ten Years Gone’ is my favorite Led Zep song, besides ‘The Rain Song,’ as that it has a particular resonance with me in having lost my first love, my true love years ago. For me, though, it would be ‘Forty Years Gone.’ Lord, how I’d loved that woman. I was a fool back then, however, and had driven away a remarkable, kind, and affectionate lady who’d checked off every imaginable check box of positivity that you could ever imagine. As that this song pertains to Robert choosing music over the love of his life, ten years past, the melancholy lyrics and sad wailing of Jimmy’s guitar, along with Jonesy’s and Bonzo’s contributions, really tug at my heart strings whenever I hear this song. It’s not true when they say that it’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all, especially when it regards a classy, beautiful, and extraordinary lady such as she. Although, in having said that, listening to Zep takes me back to those youthful days when I’d run 8 to 10 miles a day, listening to Zeppelin the entire time on my Sony Walkman. On one occasion, I was running during a cool night with fog rising up all around and surrounding me as I’d listened to ‘No Quarter.’ That was such an atmospheric and surreal run for me, with the moody, menacing, and moving music and lyrics being perfectly complimented by the wall of fog which had risen up all around me. The next song which came blasting through my sweaty headphones was the ‘Immigrant Song,’ another song which was perfectly enhanced by the ocean of rolling fog, as well. Long live Led-Zeppelin and those who are their inspired, loyal, and fanatical fans. Thank you for posting this , amazing, animated, and aspiring performance. Mind blown! 🤯
A truly powerful song ,and IMO one of two ( In the Light) that really benefited by having the full compliment of multi tracked guitar parts played live. It's a shame that Jimmy's collaboration with the Black Crows couldn't have lasted abit longer.
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
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?
@@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!!!!
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
I got to see Jimmy page and The Black Crowes in concert and it was incredible… We were in the seventh row center and it was awe inspiring… I’ve seen Led Zeppelin at least three or four times, page plant, etc. etc. but this was something really special to behold… What a wonderful song, one of my favorites from the amazing Led Zeppelin catalog…❤️🎼🙏
I remember listening to this song back in 1998 when I was 14, we used to play Magic the gathering cards and Diablo I with friends, this song brings the memories back
Thank god there was a Led Zeppelin, just think of rock and roll without them. They ruled the world from 70-78, everyone waiting for the next album. Never a disappointment. Would we even have the Black Crows or many other bands, if they never were?
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Jimmy Page is the greatest of all time.
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 🎸
Jimmy said this was one of his favorite live moments to play this song with all the guitar parts present.
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.
Something interesting is that there was a total of 14 different guitar tracks in the studio version of this song. Just a masterpiece.
I don't always listen to Led Zeppelin but when I do, so do my neighbors.....
fasteddie4145 lol. 😂
who dont
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Amen
Same!! 🤟🏻
A friend just showed me this song... I feel honored to know his music
The best part about this performance is Jimmy Page enjoying himself just as much as he did with Zep in the 70s, a huge compliment to the Crowes themselves. Steve Gorman really channels Bonzo on this one and you can tell Jimmy really enjoys it. It's just like having Bonzo and Jonesy there in person. That is no small feat to accomplish so the Crowes rhythm section can proud of that fact.
It's nice to see dad spending time with the kids.
Is that Robert plant in the front row?
😄👍
Having Page play an underrated Zeppelin masterpiece, what a great thing for the great Black Crowes. Great live version!
One of their best songs.
underrated? This song has never been underrated. Physical Graffiti is a classic album.
Jimmy Page is simply THE rock god. No other guitarist out there can compare to his skill, and utter cool factor on stage.
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.
My all time favorite Zep song.
David Hutchinson mine too. Pure genius
Levee breaks.# 2
Mine too, has been since forever
Mine too, bro.
SUCH a good song
Dont forget (the Bassist)...He is nailing it! 👍
they Jasoned him
The drummer is on point too. Really couldn’t ask for more.
That guitar lead makes me cry...one of Page's best and that's saying a LOT!
Endorphin rush cue 3.2.1… GUSH @ 2:50. Then coast in the warmth until the “Oh, Darlin”s at 2:58. Mmmm .
Wow ...this is a really amazing version of one of my favorite songs.
This is the definitive version for me. The only one I want to hear. The guitar harmonies are everything.
Freakishly beautiful playing by Page, look how careful he is with his right hand in 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
That was awesome! When page recorded this, there were a bunch of guitar tracks... hearing it live with 2 great players backing up Page sounds closer to the recorded version than anything I have heard. There are a lot of comments that are down on the singing of Chris Robinson VS Plant but I think Chris is a great singer and I respect the fact he did his own take on the Zeppelin tunes, you can tell he known the songs but he does not do a Plant impression like a lot of singers would.
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.
Jimmy's tone on the solo is incredible
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
This song brings me back to my early 20s, blasting the car stereo, driving down the mountains after a great day of skiing & puffing on a little herb….
This is absolute guitar genius by Jimmy Page. I just learned all the parts on guitar and there's nothing that can make you appreciate his work more. Absolute genius. Thank you Jimmy Page.
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
Mind blowing to hear every part, every harmony, every nuance on stage. Fantastic! 🙏
One of Zeppelin’s greatest songs. A masterpiece!
In 1975, I was 14. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band and this was my favorite song. Heard it on the radio the other day for the first time in years. The memories of my misspent youth came rushing back. That was too cool.
Same for me, except I was 13 when Physical Graffiti was released. I still have the original album.
@@BirdTalk13
It’s 10 years gone since you wrote this comment and I was about the same age when I saw Zepplin and 75 and 77 at the garden.
Watching Jimmy Page play his 1959 Les Paul Standard so softly, and with such a deft touch is a real treat. A master musician with one of the finest instruments produced -- not bad.
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…
There's beauty in heartbreak.
I cry like a baby each time I hear this song. Gorgeous rendition.
Fantastic being played live with three lead guitarists and brilliant vocals by Chris Robinson.
Sitting on my back porch,,, joint in hand,,, whisky on the rocks,,, Zeppelin on Loud'"'
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
First time seeing....👍👍👌
They held up their own along side Jimmy! Great backing band for him, Kudos to the Black Crows!
Jimmy, the greatest guitarist of the greates rock band, period.
This makes me so happy. That solo starting at 2:49 just makes me wanna cry it's so beautiful and passionate.
Probably my favorite Zeppelin tune ever. The lead is just beautiful. Was fortunate enough to see the band and this live in '77. Greatest band to ever walk the face of the earth. Love this!
Whenever chose to play the wonderment of a song, bravo, because it is perfection.
As long as I been listening to this song, I've never heard it played live before. The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page jamming this, "Outstanding"!!!. And going towards the ending of this song, all of them was on the same accord. Man, that was awesome!👌👌👌
One of my favorite LZ songs
A very happy 78th birthday to a rock guitar icon. James Patrick Page January 9, 1944, Heston, England. Thank you for making music that changed our lives.. And settting a standard for the best rock guitarist in the world. Now and in the rock future forever.
Great to hear this song live with multiple guitars. Its such a guitar layered song on the album. When Zeppelin played it live on the 77 tour with just Jimmy on the guitar, it was missing the layers
Agree 💯
Apsolutly..💯🎶🧘♀️❤
The goosebumps tell you it’s magical.
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.....
Jimmy can tap into the Psyche of many guitarists. His riffs are irresistible to a rock guitarist ❤
Black Crowes did their homework.
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
Chris è una Meraviglia.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This song is so beautiful on so many levels. And the guitar solo is one of Jimmy's most stunning accomplishments.
GREATEST GUITARIST OF ALL THE AGE,
THE KING 👑 OF THE LES PAUL......................
JIMMY PAGE
I've learned to appreciate this song all over again because of this version.
❤Bravo musicista compositore.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such an insane song, this version is just a guitar safari.... so many melodies!
Guitar Safari would be a great album title.
there are bands where you listen to their songs and you pick some favourites. Then there are bands that are so good, you dont just have favourite songs, you have favourite versions of the song, favourite performances, that time when they fucking nailed it, that time they elevated a song from great to perfect. It's like the stars have aligned
Couldn't agree more sir, So much to thank RUclips 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.
This is also some of Jimmy Page's best live guitar playing.
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.
Page is one of the best guitarists of all time (obviously). The Black Crowes hold their own as the band here and then some. Chris actually singing lyrics on time and with his considerable soulful style to boot. Just Great.
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)
Page's Great Piece of Guitar Artistry!!! The Greatest of All Time!!! PERIOD.
Absolutely.
Settle down junior.
❤❤❤❤❤😢😢 Excellent!!!!GREAT JOB!!! 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I can play many Jimmy Page songs and riffs, but I sure cannot write them. That's what seperate Jimmy from all of us mortals. But it's nice to be able to copy the master lol.
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.
One of zeppelin best songs is excellently performed by another excellent band, the black crows
Couldn't say it better
We've been big fans of zeppelin forever. My wife saw them in '71, forum in LA. Physical Graffiti stays in our car's CD player. My wife's favorite song is Ten Years Gone. I play it on my guitar for her quite a bit. Can't wait to buy the remastered Physical Graffiti. Our son, a couple years ago got us Celebration Day DVD and CD for Christmas. To this day we have the poster from that concert under a black light. :-) Peace All
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!!
Masterfully crafted performance. This was a show to remember.
the mvp of these shows was steve. gorman just killed on the kit and really made this stuff rock.
You can see how Page is enjoying his playing
Much respect to the drummer. He nailed it.
Wow, Page is a master. Physical Graffiti is one of those underrated albums. When I hear the songs, it brings me write back to when I heard the first time. This songs a classic.
Just think of how the black crows must feel jamming with page.AlanP.
A masterpiece brought to a live stage, something LZ could not do without multiple guitars.
No one else like Jimmy! IMHO he is the GOAT! Thank you for all the great music! 🙏😁
We all recognize the greatness of Jimmy Page, I’m glad that he recognized the greatness of the Black Crowes. Such a great collaboration
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Such a beautiful song!
Pages phrasing is unique and unforgettable.
page plays always with so much love, i like it.
Easily one of the most whimsical , beautiful songs in the Led Zep catalog ......
I can't believe that I'm just hearing this for the first time!
Well, you cant beat the original zeppelin on this one, but they equaled it, and that's good enough, love it.
Page is just spot on here.
I was honored to see the Hollywood Bowl show. Amazing!
This guitar track has so many different elements - several songs in one. From gentle otherworldliness to hard rock riffs and back again. Genius 🎸
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!!
Black Crows and Jimmy Page are banging em out here I can't get enough of em. Everytime I'm on RUclips I'm drawn to listen to this whole wheel of songs. It takes me back three decades in time and only makes me want more. I can't really say I miss Robert Plant except for his young hot body which isn't anymore, but neither is mine, lol!! I'M not too shabby, but besides that Classic Rock And Roll was born in my soul and it's where I'll go when I leave here, where all the musics being blasted...
Ill stand in line to hear all the young souls taken from us too soon like Bon Scott, Curt Cobaine, Jimmy Hendrix ext. Ronald Belford Scott was meeting me beyond his grave there for a while, it no way freaked me out at all I loved it all so much I really couldn't get enough of it. My nickname is the Night Prowler we were prowing together there for a while...
RIP BON💜
Jimmy passion to play this live is beautiful you can see it perfectly.
I have watched this at least 50 times it NEVER gets old!
It's 2020 and this is the first time I found out that this even happened.
Jimmy surprised me how well he played that solo. That sounded just like the record.
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.
I had no idea how good Rich Robinson & the other guitar player were until I saw this. Nice backing band.
The other guitar player is Audley Freed. Got a good gig with Cheryl Crow but check the first two Cry of Love records if you really wanna hear Audley.
Speechless one beautiful rendition
What a GENIUS Jimmy is, Amazing!
2:49 - Just beautifully done
Always my favorite part of the song
...tunes like this really show how much talent this band has, ..and Jimmy has the freedom not to have to carry the whole load, and it allows him the spirit to flourish in front our our eyes. Thank You for posting this awesome performance... talk about capturing the moment! ...look at the pure joy in Jimmy's eyes at the beginning of the guitar break, (solo) its something to see!
Yes, there have been and are many supergroups, but there is only ONE Led Zeppelin…. which is the greatest band EVER, i.m.o. It goes without saying that ‘Ten Years Gone’ is my favorite Led Zep song, besides ‘The Rain Song,’ as that it has a particular resonance with me in having lost my first love, my true love years ago.
For me, though, it would be ‘Forty Years Gone.’ Lord, how I’d loved that woman. I was a fool back then, however, and had driven away a remarkable, kind, and affectionate lady who’d checked off every imaginable check box of positivity that you could ever imagine.
As that this song pertains to Robert choosing music over the love of his life, ten years past, the melancholy lyrics and sad wailing of Jimmy’s guitar, along with Jonesy’s and Bonzo’s contributions, really tug at my heart strings whenever I hear this song. It’s not true when they say that it’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all, especially when it regards a classy, beautiful, and extraordinary lady such as she.
Although, in having said that, listening to Zep takes me back to those youthful days when I’d run 8 to 10 miles a day, listening to Zeppelin the entire time on my Sony Walkman.
On one occasion, I was running during a cool night with fog rising up all around and surrounding me as I’d listened to ‘No Quarter.’ That was such an atmospheric and surreal run for me, with the moody, menacing, and moving music and lyrics being perfectly complimented by the wall of fog which had risen up all around me. The next song which came blasting through my sweaty headphones was the ‘Immigrant Song,’ another song which was perfectly enhanced by the ocean of rolling fog, as well.
Long live Led-Zeppelin and those who are their inspired, loyal, and fanatical fans.
Thank you for posting this , amazing, animated, and aspiring performance. Mind blown! 🤯
one of the best Zeppelin songs on any album EVER!
Wow - Jimmy Page hasn't lost a step - still the master for sure... Great combination he is with the Robinson brothers... Thank you all!!!
Still get goosebumps listening to this video at 2:50.
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.
A truly powerful song ,and IMO one of two ( In the Light) that really benefited by having the full compliment of multi tracked guitar parts played live. It's a shame that Jimmy's collaboration with the Black Crows couldn't have lasted abit longer.
4:03 pure magic...This is incredible!
A masterpiece..good job here..30 yrs gone since I first heard this
Page is awesome.
Se finisco in una Isola deserta con la possibilità di ascoltare la musica --- sono LZ prescelti. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Man... this God's sound is the absolute 🔥. He is still the best.
So glad I saw this tour, Camden/Philly - Jimmy IS legend
Such an under appreciated song, this version is especially heavy-awesome!
I got to see Jimmy Page with the Black Crowes in Camden NJ back in 2001. It was amazing and Kenny Wayne opened for them!!!
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!!!!
Chris Robinson does a great job on vocals, but just imagine what it would've been like with old Percy singing...
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.
I got to see Jimmy page and The Black Crowes in concert and it was incredible… We were in the seventh row center and it was awe inspiring… I’ve seen Led Zeppelin at least three or four times, page plant, etc. etc. but this was something really special to behold… What a wonderful song, one of my favorites from the amazing Led Zeppelin catalog…❤️🎼🙏
I remember listening to this song back in 1998 when I was 14, we used to play Magic the gathering cards and Diablo I with friends, this song brings the memories back
Man oh Man. That was an awesome performance!
my favorite of theirs...even over stairway.
Page is definitely one of the best song writers ever!
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Thank god there was a Led Zeppelin, just think of rock and roll without them. They ruled the world from 70-78, everyone waiting for the next album. Never a disappointment. Would we even have the Black Crows or many other bands, if they never were?
They did real good here!