JIMMY PAGE

DECEMBER '66 UK DATES

December ?? 1966 Paris, France Locomotive
Note: Unconfirmed performance...original date of 12/3/66 reported in the 9/16/66 New Musical Express

December 10 1966 Sat Bristol, England Bristol University

December 13 1966 Tue Aberystwyth, Wales Aberystwyth University

December 15 1966 Thu Hull, England Hull University (or City Hall)


THIRD NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

December 27 1966 Tue Ann Arbor, MI USA The Fifth Dimension
Note: Two performances

December 28 1966 Wed Peoria, IL USA Expo Gardens - Youth Building
Note: Support from The Furniture and The Coachmen (with Dan Fogelberg)
Note: Keith Relf on harmonica sick with flu…Jim McCarty vocals
Note: Two performances (4-7:30pm and 8-11:30pm)

December 29 1966 Thu Unconfirmed city/venue/date
December 30 1966 Fri Unconfirmed city/venue/date
December 31 1966 Sat Unconfirmed city/venue/date
January 1 1967 Sun Unconfirmed city/venue/date
January 2 1967 Mon Unconfirmed city/venue/date

1967 DANISH TOUR

January 6 1967 Fri Denmark

January 7 1967 Sat Denmark

January 8 1967 Sun Denmark


1967 AUSTRAL-ASIAN TOUR

January 17 1967 Tue Singapore National Theatre

January 21 1967 Sat Sydney, Australia Sydney Stadium
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

January 23 1967 Mon Sydney, Australia Sydney Stadium
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

January 25 1967 Wed Adelaide, Australia Centennial Hall
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

January 26 1967 Thu Melbourne, Australia Festival Hall
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

January 27 1967 Fri Melbourne, Australia Festival Hall
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

January 28 1967 Sat Brisbane, Australia Festival Hall
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

January 30 1967 Mon Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand Theatre Royal
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (6pm & 8:30pm)

January 31 1967 Tue Wellington, New Zealand Town Hall Cuba Street
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, and Johnny Young
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

February 1 1967 Wed Hamilton, North Island, Auckland, New Zealand Founders Theatre
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, Mr. Lee Grant, Sandy Edmondes, Larry's Rebels and "Good Guy" Chris Parkinson
Note: Two performances

February 2 1967 Thu Auckland, New Zealand Town Hall
Note: Billed with Roy Orbison, The Walker Brothers, Mr. Lee Grant, Sandy Edmondes, Larry's Rebels and "Good Guy" Chris Parkinson
Note: Two performances


March 8 1967 Wed ???, France Filming of 'Little Games' for 'Tete de Bois' (meaning Wooden Head) telecast

March 9 1967 Thu Paris, France Radio Caroline Club

March 15 1967 Wed Offenbach, Germany Stadthalle
Note: Filming of 'Shapes of Things', 'Happenings Ten Years Time Ago', 'Over Under Sideways Down' and 'I'm A Man' for
'Beat Beat Beat' telecast

April 4 1967 Tue Stockholm, Sweden
Note: Unconfirmed date for performance which aired on Swedish radio

April 13 1967 Thu Arhus, Denmark Boom
Note: Showtime 10pm

April 14 1967 Fri Frederica, Denmark Teatersalen
Note: Showtime 9pm

April 14 1967 Fri Ringkjobing, Denmark Vesterhavshallen
Note: Showtime nearly midnight

April 15 1967 Sat Holte, Denmark Holtehallen
Showtime: 8:30pm

April 15 1967 Sat Brondby, Denmark Norregardsskolen
Note: Showtime 10pm

April 15 1967 Sat Ballerup, Denmark Balleruphallen
Showtime: 11:15pm

April 16 1967 Sun Lolland, Denmark Raventlowparken
Showtime: 9:30pm

April 30 1967 Sun Chaville, Paris, France Muguet de Chaville - "Grand Spectacle de Jeunes" (outdoor festival)
Note: Billed with The 5 Gentlemen / Eddy Mitchell / Los Bravos / Nino Ferrer / The Sharks / Percy Sledge
Note: Filmed on Avenue Roger Salengro

May 20 1967 Sat Jouy en Josas, France HEC Business School
Note: HEC Business School end-of-year party; Billed with Joe Dassin, Jimmy James, Jean-Luc Ponty and Dexter Gordon

May 29 1967 Mon Cambridge, England City Football Club

June 2 1967 Fri Canterbury, England University of Kent

June 5 1967 Mon Bath, England Pavilion

June 17 1967 Sat Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Royal Air Force (RAF) Waddington - Raven Club

June 18 1967 Sun London, England Saville Theater
Note: Charity pop concert presented by Brian Epstein; with Manfred Mann, The New Vaudville Band, The Zombies, The Settlers

June 24 1967 Sat ???, Belgium
Note: *** CANCELLED ***

June 25 1967 Sun ???, France
Note: *** CANCELLED ***

July 1 1967 Sat Chalk Farm, London, England Roundhouse

FOURTH NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

July 7 1967 Fri Vancouver, British Columbia Kerrisdale Arena
Note: Billed with Magic Fern, Painted Ship, Family Tree and Tom Northcott(pm)
Note: Two performances

July 8 1967 Sat Vancouver, British Columbia Kerrisdale Arena (41st Avenue & West Blvd.)
Note: Billed with Magic Fern, Painted Ship, Family Tree and Tom Northcott (pm)
Note: Two performances

July 10 1967 Mon Theinville, WI USA Teensville

July 11 1967 Tue Algonquin, IL USA New Place

July 12 1967 Wed Aurora, IL USA Crimson Cougar

July 19 1967 Wed Lakeside, CO USA Lakeside Amusement Park
Note: The venue was changed from the originally planned City Auditorium

July 21 1967 Fri Santa Rosa, CA USA Santa Rosa Fairgrounds

July 22 1967 Sat Santa Monica, CA USA Shrine Exhibition Hall or Civic Auditorium
Note: Support from Strawberry Alarm Clock, West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, Moby Grape, Iron Butterfly,
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band
Note: Strawberry Alarm Clock took PA leaving none for the others

July 25 1967 Tue San Francisco, CA USA Fillmore West
Note: Support from Cecil Taylor

July 26 1967 Wed San Francisco, CA USA Fillmore West
Note: Support from Cecil Taylor

July 27 1967 Thu San Francisco, CA USA Fillmore West
Note: Support from Cecil Taylor

July 28 1967 Fri Sacramento, CA USA Governor's Hall

July 29 1967 Sat Concord, CA USA Concord Fairgrounds

July 29 1967 Sat Daneville, CA USA San Ramon High School - Stadium

July 31 1967 Mon Vancouver, British Columbia Kerrisdale Arena

August 1 1967 Tue Vancouver, British Columbia Pacific National Exhibtion Grounds - The Garden Auditorium


FIFTH NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

August 24 1967 Thu Hull, MA USA Surf Nantasket

August 25 1967 Fri New York, NY USA Village Theater
Note: Billed with opening acts Jake Holmes, The Youngbloods
Note: Two performances

August 27 1967 Sun Warwick, RI USA Rocky Point Park


SIXTH NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

Circa 6 Oct - 3 Nov 67 Orlando, FL USA Orlando Coliseum
Note: Date unconfirmed...photographic evidence exists

October 28 1967 Sat St. Louis, MO USA Washington University Law School - Fieldhouse
Note: Support for The Ramsey Lewis Trio

November 3 1967 Fri New York, NY USA Village Theater
Note: Support for resident band Vanilla Fudge…their only performance in November 1967
Note: Two performances (8pm & 10:30pm)

December 13 1967 Wed Paris, France L' Olympia
Note: ***CANCELLED ***
Note: A planned ballet piece/French LP by The Yardbirds, choreographed
by Flick Collie, directed by Sean Murphy and danced by Pan's People)

December 14 1967 Thu Paris, France L' Olympia
Note: ***CANCELLED ***
Note: A planned ballet piece/French LP by The Yardbirds, choreographed
by Flick Collie, directed by Sean Murphy and danced by Pan's People)

December 23 1967 Sat New York, NY USA Madison Square Garden
Note: ***CANCELLED ***
Note: Headline act The Rascals supported by Peaches & Herb, The
Royal Guardsman, Jay & The Techniques & Erma Franklin

January 3 1968 Wed Chelmsford, Essex, England Corn Exchange

January 19 1968 Fri London, England Middle Earth Club
Note: Support from Rainbow Reflections, Gold and disc jockey Jeff Dexter

March 2 1968 Sat Southampton University
Note: Two encores performed

March 8 1968 Fri Aston, Birmingham, England

March 9 1968 Sat Paris, France Assas Faculty of Law
Note: The Yardbirds perform 'Train…', 'Dazed…' and 'Goodnight…' on 'Bouton Rouge' (meaning Red Button) telecast

March 10 1968 Sun Paris, France L' Olympia

March 16 1968 Sat Luton, England

March 23 1968 Sat Retford, England


SEVENTH NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

March 28 1968 Thu Schenectady, NY USA Aerodrome

March 29 1968 Fri Potsdam, NY USA Clarkson University
Note: Support from Dick Davy
Note: Delayed until 9:30pm on account of a snowstorm

March 30 1968 Sat New York, NY USA Anderson Theater
Note: Support from The Rich Kids and The Bagatelle

March 30 1968 Sat Wolverhampton, England
Note: *** CANCELLED ***

April 8 1968 Mon Miami, FL USA Thee Image Club

April 9 1968 Tue Miami, FL USA Thee Image Club

April 10 1968 Wed Miami, FL USA Thee Image Club

April 12 1968 Fri Island Park, NY USA Action House

April 13 1968 Sat Island Park, NY USA Action House

April 14 1968 Sun Island Park, NY USA Action House

April ?? 1968 Chicago, IL USA

April 25 1968 Thu Cleveland, OH USA WEWS Channel 5
Note: The Yardbirds are filmed lip-syncing 'Heart Full Of Soul' for the 'Upbeat' telecast

April 25 1968 Thu Cleveland, OH USA Allen Theater

April 26 1968 Fri Cincinnati, OH USA Cincinnati Convention Center
Note: St. Xavier High School's Senior Prom

April 28 1968 Sun Providence, RI USA Brown University
Note: Billed with Procol Harum

May 3 1968 Fri Detroit, MI USA Grande Ballroom
Note: Support from The Frost and The Stuart Avery Assemblage (who jammed with Yardbirds)

May 4 1968 Sat Detroit, MI USA Grande Ballroom
Note: Support from MC5 and Odds & Ends

May 5 1968 Sun Mentor, OH USA Mentor Hullabaloo

May 10 1968 Fri Santa Barbara, CA USA Earl Warren Showgrounds

May 11 1968 Sat Anaheim, CA USA Melodyland
Note: Support from The Troggs

May 23 1968 Thu San Francisco, CA USA Fillmore West
Note: Support from It's A Beautiful Day and Cecil Taylor

May 24 1968 Fri San Francisco, CA USA Fillmore West
Note: Support from It's A Beautiful Day and Cecil Taylor

May 25 1968 Sat San Francisco, CA USA Fillmore West
Note: Support from It's A Beautiful Day and Cecil Taylor

May 31 1968 Fri Los Angeles, CA USA Shrine Exposition Hall
Note: Billed with B.B. King and Sons of Champlain

June 1 1968 Sat Los Angeles, CA USA Shrine Exposition Hall
Note: Billed with B.B. King and Sons of Champlain

June 4 1968 Tue Montgomery, AL USA Montgomery International Speedway

June 5 1968 Wed Montgomery, AL USA Montgomery International Speedway

July 7 1968 Sun Luton, Bedfordshire, England Luton Technical College
Note: I have never seen any confirmation of this date having been
performed! Jimmy had already given press interviews in New York
(mid-June) to announce the break up of the group and his intentions to
form a new lineup.

Jimmy Page a rejoint Roy Harper samedi sur scène au Royal Albert Hall afin de fêter le 70ème anniversaire de ce dernier. Ils y ont joué en version acoustique The Same Old Rock qui apparaît sur l'album de 71 de Harper, à savoir Stormcock. A cette période, Page jouait sous un pseudonyme, St Flavious Mercurious. Harper a également rendu hommage à Bert Jansch et à David Bedford tous deux récemment disparus.

Jimmy Page joined Roy Harper onstage at the Royal Festival Hall, when the latter celebrated his 70th birthday on Saturday, November 5 (even though his actual birthday was June 12).

Page played acoustic guitar for The Same Old Rock, the song which appeared on Harper’s 1971 album Stormcock, when Page played under the pseudonym of S. Flavious Mercurious.

Harper also paid tribute to both Bert Jansch and David Bedford, both of whom died recently.

Source : Classic Rock

Le LP Death Wish II sera en vente demain uniquement sur le site de Jimmy. A noter (et cela est est scandaleux que les 30 premiers exemplaires seront dédicacés et coûteront la bagatelle de 195 livres !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jimmy Page's Death Wish II Collectors' Edition LP is released this Thursday (December 1st 2011) at 15:00 GMT (07:00 PST / 10:00 EST) exclusively through JimmyPage.com. The heavyweight vinyl package includes previously unreleased material, all-new 2011 sleeve notes and updated artwork.

There are only 1000 individually-numbered copies available and Jimmy Page has personally signed the first 30 copies of this limited edition release.

The standard Collectors' Edition of Death Wish II is priced at £30.00 with signed copies available for £195.00.

Explaining the release of the album, Jimmy said: “In 1981, Michael Winner asked me if I would compose the soundtrack to Death Wish II. The songs with vocals were only going to appear in the film for a matter of seconds but I had recorded full versions of them anyway - which is how I ended up doing my first soundtrack and soundtrack album. I’ve re-released this because I wanted it to be available again.”

Editions will be sold on a first come, first served basis, so you'll need to be quick tomorrow to reserve a low number edition. Numbers 1-30 have been signed by Jimmy Page, while numbers 31-1000 are available unsigned.



How to buy from JimmyPage.com
The Shop section (currently hidden) will be added to the main navigation bar of the website, which runs along the top of JimmyPage.com (Home, News, Live, etc…) on Thursday, December 1st. Select Shop from there and then you can opt to buy either a signed or standard copy of Death Wish II on the main Shop page. There will also be links on tomorrow's On This Day homepage after 15:00 GMT.

Shipping
All products from the JimmyPage.com Shop are shipped via a courier service from the UK and postage is automatically calculated based on your shipping address. Domestic shipping to the UK for Death Wish II costs £10 and £15 for all international countries. Please note: in order to ensure the safe delivery of your item, all products need to be signed for by the recipient. JimmyPage.com accepts no responsibility for any damage incurred whilst the item is in transit.
You can ensure the best chances of Christmas delivery by placing your order before Friday, 16th December 2011.

The small print...
Unfortunately, we cannot reserve specific edition numbers for customers nor notify customers individually of their allocated edition numbers after purchase.

For fairness, each customer is restricted to purchasing one signed copy and one standard copy of Death Wish II each per transaction.

Sur le site de Jimmy, Gallows Pole a été rebaptisé Hangman.

http://www.jimmypage.com/

Sortie d'un album de vieux titres pré-Zep et de titres ré-enregistrés.

Before the name Jimmy Page became synonymous
with Led Zeppelin and Hard Rock guitar, the guitarist was a much
sought-after session player, appearing on an assortment of artists’
recordings. Some were well known (The Kinks, The Who, Joe Cocker),
others somewhat more obscure, such as this rare album with vocalist
Keith The Groot, which additionally features half a dozen of the cream
of the crop of British studio musicians. Including future Led Zeppelin
bass player John Paul Jones, and Nicky Hopkins, later often found
tickling the ivories in the company of The Rolling Stones.Jimmy touched
upon a variety of musical styles throughout his career, and these
fourteen tracks – which he also co-produced – can be effectively placed
in the 1960s Rock genre. The amps are not yet overdriven and cranked
up to eleven, but you do get a glimpse into Page’s imposing work as a
“hired gun” playing catchy tunes and memorable riffs. Page’s solo on
“Burn Up” for example is a true gem, right up there with his solo on Joe
Cocker’s version of “Blackbird”. The album includes renditions of Blues
classics like “Lovin’ Up A Storm”, “Think It Over” and “Burn Up” along
with covers of Roy Orbison’s “Down The Line” and Carl Perkins’ “Dixie
Fried”.

February 19, 1993

On this day in 1993, it is said that I jammed with Mason Ruffner at the Muddy Water's club in New Orleans.

I don’t have too much recollection of this, but I met him at the Old
Absinthe House bar on Bourbon Street in New Orleans during the Firm tour
of 1985 and he became a good friend.

Mason is a blues guitarist and vocalist in a real Texan tradition. He
played as support to the second 'Firm Tour' and also opened shows for
the Outrider Tour, later in 1988. Mason also played on Bob Dylan’s 'Oh
Mercy' album, which was recorded in New Orleans and produced by Daniel
Lanois.

"En ce jour de 1993, il a été dit que j'avais jammé avec Mason Ruffner au Muddy Water's Club sur Bourbon Street à la Nouvelle Orléans. Mais je n'ai guère de souvenirs de tout ça mais je l'ai rencontré à la "Vieille absinthe" durant la tournée 1985 de The Firm.
Mason est un guitariste de blues dans la plus pure tradition texanne. Il a assuré la première partie de la deuxième tournée de The Firm et a également fait la première partie de la tournée Outrider en 1988. Mason a aussi joué sur l'album de Bob Dylan intitulé Oh Mercy qui a été enregistré à la Nouvelle Orléans et produit par Daniel Lanois."

Sortie d'un album la semaine prochaine. Avec du vieux, on fait du neuf, c'est bien connu :

Jimmy Page is to release a special album next week. And he’s posted a personal message to explain all. Read on to find out the full details.

“On March 20, the Spring Equinox 2012, the title music for Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks will have its premiere and release.

“The title music, along with other musical pieces recorded at my home studio in the early Seventies, have been revisited, remixed and released for the first time.

“This is a musical diary of avant-garde compositions and experiments, one of which was to appear on the film Lucifer Rising.

“The collection has been exhumed and is now ready for public release. This will be available exclusively on the website.

“There will be a standard release on heavyweight vinyl.

“In addition there will be a special run of 418 numbered copies. The first 93 copies will be signed and numbered.

There are liner notes and commentary to each track.”

The full track listing is:
Side One
1) Lucifer Rising – Main Track
Side Two
1) Incubus
2) Damask
3) Unharmonics
4) Damask – Ambient
5) Lucifer Rising – Percussive Return

The album will be available at Page’s official website from 2pm UK time on Tuesday, March 20. However there is also a deluxe edition, which is restricted to just 418 copies, 93 of which are signed. If you want to get one of these, then you have to pre-register now. Click here for the deluxe edition, and here for the signed version. On March 19, a random selection of people eligible to buy these will be made.

Bof??!!

Comme tu dis.

Bon

Ca sent la grosse daube...

La classe !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Superbe photo, yeah

Jimmy Page choqué parce que l'on n'a pas invité à participer de quelle façon que ce soit cérémonies d'ouverture ou de clôture aux Jeux Olympiques de Londres alors que l'on avait Keith Moon (mort n 1977) !!!!!!!!!!!

Imagine how Jimmy Page — who generously promoted the 2012 London Olympics during closing ceremonies for the 2008 games in Beijing — felt when he learned that the Who‘s Keith Moon was invited to perform before he was. The Led Zeppelin guitarist says he’s very upset about being completely left off the lineup.

“Of course, I’m feeling rather hurt,” Page tells the British Telegraph. “We put so much into Beijing, but weren’t helped by the Chinese giving us next-to-no practice time.” He played with pop singer Leona Lewis, performing ‘Whole Lotta Love’ next to one of the red double-decker buses that symbolize London.

Perhaps organizers thought the 68-year-old Page was dead. After all it was just a month ago that they invited Moon, who’s been dead since 1978, to perform. That request led to one of the all-time great email exchanges. “I emailed back saying Keith now resides in Golders Green crematorium,” manager Bill Curbishley said. “If they have a round table, some glasses and candles, we might contact him.”

Not only is the guitar great alive, he’s been very busy selling his and Led Zeppelin’s artist memorabilia through his official website and other venues. In March he released ‘Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks,’ a scrubbed soundtrack for a 1972 film of the same name.
Filed Under: Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin

Jimmy en compagnie hier soir à Londres de Joe Perry et de Brian Wheat (bassiste de Tesla). Vu sur Facebook.

Les gestes et les positions parfois un peu bizarres de Jimmy en live sont dus à la complexité de certains accords de guitare selon Régis.

Oups ! J'ai dit ça moi !? ;-) Je sens que je vais m'attirer des contredits cinglants.

Non, en fait, je voulais juste relier le geste et le jeu. Et dire que certains gestes, certaines mimiques de Page sont peut-être induites par son jeu de guitare ; un jeu engagé, avec des figures et des placements rythmiques assez personnels (de ce point de vue For Your Life est un bon exemple).
En revanche, je n'irai pas jusqu'à parler de "complexité de certains de ces accords", car Page utilise un langage harmonique plutôt basique ; évidemment magnifié par son talent d'interprète et de compositeur.
Cet homme est un maître.

Merci pour ces précisions, Régis.

Régis a écrit:

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Cet homme est un maître.

ce commentaire n'engage que toi.
Un Dieu aurait suffit

Selon Zézé, Jimmy Page annonce une tournée solo en 2013

Wait and see. Thanks Kilou.

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