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  • Thumbs Up for Timmy Page! xD

  • He did say "timmy page" like a fool!! Lmao you can tell when he says his name wrong look at Jimmy's face..

  • is it me or did the announcer say "Timmy Page" at 0:10?

  • Top Jimmy!

  • I remember in the 90s there was a BBC documentary series on rock music, and about 10 times they said "the asthmatic Keith Relf". You'd think he had his puffer out after each verse.

  • Happy Bday Jimmy

  • sorry but i have 2 say it this song remainds me of gary moore;-) i know that the yarbirds have made the song so dont get mad fans

  • The chords sound in tune but the solo is off, maybe the intonation on the guitar was off.

  • Smokestack lightning! Soo.. way.. boss.

  • drum stick or boomerang!!!

  • um, I'm 56 (I mention my age only so one might imagine that I've heard it all) and my impression of Jimmy Page's solo is that it sounds quite like none other than Jack White of the White Stripes, 40-some years prior of course.

  • Reminds me of the 9th grade. Spent all my time enjoying the evolution of rock n roll and none of my time on my academic evolution. Rock n roll will never die.

  • anyone ever think they watch this stuff?

  • Keith and Jimmy are totally unphased by the flying drumstick

  • way ahead of their time..

  • Keith Relf RIP

    Timmy Page LOL

  • Why wasn't Keith Relf as famous as Beck or Page? Answer: he wasn't cool enough.

  • @RabbitsWedding because he faked his death, died his hair and took the stage name Davey Jones. But I could be wrong.

  • Um, why are there NO bands that even approach that level of musicianship and artistry any more? What happened to rock and roll?

  • @golperuano I'm not saying there's anyone this level but there are some good people around. Say what you like but I think Smashing Pumpkins is good and so was Nirvana. Music moves on and the talented musicians tend to go into whatever is new and exciting.

  • @nickshel In total agreement about the merits of those great bands. We should also include Soundgarden, Jane's Addiction, Stone Temple Pilots (maybe). But that music came out almost 20 years ago in the late 80's and early 90's. Incidentally, that was the last great era of rock and roll. But what is coming out lately? Very, very little.

  • @golperuano

    actually alot, two great bands are Radio moscow, and Tyler bryant and the shakedown, Ive seen the latter live and he is probably one if not the greatest young guitarist today

  • Yardbirds were probably the most under appreciated British Invasion band of them all. I wish I still had my Yardbird albums.

  • This singer is the reason I think all singers should at least hold a guitar and pretend to play it...

  • Yo, the Timmy Page dude is AWESOME! I wonder whatever happened to him after this....

    LOL! 

  • jimmy is out of tune and the solo is a mess. but it was real and the energy and lyrics were what counted. only later did people really give a shit who was playing guitar and how good they were. this was around 1965- black and white and raw.

  • @nootaramus and the term know-it-all douchbag had not been invented. But the term really applies here!

  • Love the drumstick solo.

  • Much prefer Bowie's cover.

  • Solo guitarist Timmy Page.

  • At least, it's genuine live and not just Jimmy "finger syncing" over Jeff's track, as on quite a few other videos. Things do go a little "off " for whatever reason, but he forges on ahead anyway. That's how it was done then, right along with mispronounced names and flying sticks! By the live '68 album, Jimmy has it down and has put his own stamp on it. The band is really pretty good here overall, McCarty's drumming is great.

  • 00:02 in the bass lionel messi

  • Jimmy stole the guitar off Syd Barrett

  • @An0n3mu55 First thing that came to my head when I saw it!

  • @An0n3mu55 Jimmy is better than him anyways

  • @lionellogan Only when it comes to playing guitar, syd's lyrics and molodies were great

  • thanks

  • I swear, the Yardbirds with Page back in those days must have been one helluva kick ass band.

  • wtf!!!  the bass is lionel messi..

  • when men where real men

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  • Great,,, thanks for posting...

  • I love this! Reminds me of my childhood.....such a great song!

  • it doesnt feel like when zoso was in zepp.

  • Like this one even better than For Your Love. Didn't know who Clapton, Beck, or Page were back then. Just loved the lyric:

    Come tomorrow

    May I be older

    Come tomorrow

    May be a soldier

    Come tomorrow

    May I be bolder than today

  • TIMMY PAGE???

  • Well, even Jimmy Page isn't without fault. It sounds like he started his solo at the wrong fret and never compensated. Still, magnificent footage and performance.

  • @DoktorFranken ....Who else hates know it all douchbags? If you knew so much how did you not know obama was a fuking hack? Speaking of The Who did Page play with passion and pain? Could Beck smash a guitar better than Hendrix? Pete could and still can!

  • geniously song

  • man, this is absolutely awesome

    

  • It's Timmy Page everyone!

  • briliant

  • Whoever tossed the drum stick back probably wishes he had it today!!

  • @Dayga I mean who does that? lol..still kicking himself I'm sure

  • grande jimmy page!!

  • "And solo guitarist TIMMY PAGE"

    0:11- 0:15 Jimmy Page is laughing over the mispronunciation of his name.

  • wonky solo? Jeff Beck lives in Jimmy's shadow!

  • Timeless music and lyrics. Bowie's version is great too.

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  • Jim McCarty is so sexy.

  • Hey, for 1965 this was ground-breaking stuff!!!

  • I thought Jimmy Page was with Led Zeppelin?

  • @daneslav This was before Led Zeppelin

    He was also with the firm.

  • TIMMY PAGE!!!

  • This is rock history

  • i love led zeppelin!

  • love it!

  • Is this after Jeff Beck?

  • Sorry, 2:11. XD

  • Did anybody see the drumstick flying back on 2:13? XD

  • Looks like somebody wasn't pleased at McCarty throwing his broken stick.

  • Drummer looks so bored....

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  • lol timmy everyone remember that

  • THE MIRRORS ON HIS GUITAR HE GOT THAT FROM SYD BARRETT OF PINK FLOYD

  • God that drummer is awful. Thank God for Bonzo!!!!!!!

  • Page, tune yer ax!!!!

  • Cool !

  • Oh, no I liked it , wish I still had the 45

  • did i see that drumstick thrown back at him?

  • Wow! to be in such a band....such an exiting time around '66-'67...everything still fresh.

  • Worst editing in too!

  • haha at 2:13 someone throws the drum stick back at the drummer! :)

  • @JJoneEIGHTY GOOD sp☼t...thanks....;]

  • @JJoneEIGHTY i found that like 3 years ago, he throws it up into the air, it hits jimmy pages guitar, you can hear it, page throws the drumstick. its funny as hell.

  • @JJoneEIGHTY Ixnay and no way, dude. He's already reaching for and grabbing the other stick he had ready while the one he threw is still falling WAY behind him. This vintage stuff may be magical, but it ain't THAT magical.

  • gerzang

  • flyin' drum stick?! now remember, it's only fun until someone loses an eye.

  • did some1 throw back the drummers stick? 2:12

  • Is that the same tele that turned into the beautiful dragon tele?

  • Das ist Dreck

  • @1Norbert68 Nein, das ist Horst Weissel!

  • @fntime Horst Wessel Lied?..Nein!

  • when they introduce jimmy page and he smiles :D ........ i knew there was a reason i was in love with him :)

  • between 2:12 and 2:13 you can see the drum stick the drummer threw coming back at him haha!

  • More fresh than all LZ songs..............

  • the reason Jimmy isn't more comfortable with the solo is that it was originally done by Jeff Beck, so it wasn't his invention.

  • yardbirds?? so stupid, i like zepp more

  • @Iam18yearsolddddd ..you're an ignorant 18 yr old..that's why you don't like it..and without the yard birds and the movement of the psychedelic rock, which pink floyd literally invented.. there'd be no Zep..i for one am a huge fan of Zeppelin, and have been for yrs, i'm a professional studio and live musician and have been so for 26 yrs.. and if you need a history lesson on any other British rock band, i will be glad to give to you..& you could've used a more constructive word instead of stupid.

  • @blica1 dude I love Page but face it who cares about yardbirds, pink floyd is one of the best bands and I believe that even Justin Bieber fans have heard about pink floyd, deep purple and zepp but yardbirds?? and listen just how bad that guy sings, h ruined that song. I'm not a studio but I'm a guy who plays guitar, drums and keyboard for 8 years now and the only reason I do that are bands like zepp, deep purple, dio and even psychedelic ones like pink floyd, the doors, jefferson airplane...

  • @Iam18yearsolddddd jimmy page, eric clapton, paul samwell smith , keith ralph, jeff beck....yeah the yardbirds were crap ! fuck off idiot, you know jack-shit about music. and who the fuck is justin bieber and frankly who gives a fuck.

  • @paulthepill oh no! you used the mighty google power to find some important rock names, how impressive. Listen idiot I don't have to explain shit to you and I have more knowledge about music than you will ever have and how come zepp is one of the greatest bands ever and yardbirds aren't? Page did rock, even in the yardbirds but the rest was shit, the vocals are so bad... zepp is the real deal and btw, I bet sometimes you lock yourself in your room and dance to justin bieber music, Mr Asshole...

  • @Iam18yearsolddddd you little mug, as i thought , you know ziltch about music, the names i gave are just a few of the greats that passed through this band, run along now i can hear your mummy calling.

  • @paulthepill you are a justin fan, aren't ya? and my mom died 24years ago

  • @blica1: Pink Floyd literally invented Psychedelic Rock??? The Yardbirds and The Who were pioneering it as early as '65, and Cream & Hendrix by 1966. When did "See Emily Play" get released - Summer '67? By then, Jefferson Airplane, The Blues Magoos, The Beatles, Count Five, 13th Floor Elevators, The Electric Prunes, and a whole lot of other bands had relased hit records that were in the psychedelic genre. Not knocking Pink Floyd - just keeping the history honest.

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  • @JCProductions75: Awww, you removed your comment. Can't say I blame you. But, for the sake of the others, let's have a look:

    "You can't stick to the books when your talkin about music man...Just because those bands "were in the psychedelic genre" doesnt mean they were. Pink floyd to this day is psychedelic rock ... and none of those bands sound like floyd and not really like psychedelic rock either

  • When we were 20, we thought we knew it all, too - but we weren't stupid enough to tell our fathers what World War II was like.

    To say Pink Floyd is "Psychedelic" TODAY - shows you're as musically ignorant as the Polish pinhead who yesterday claimed neither The Ramones or The Clash were Punk Rock. You are taking PROGRESSIVE Rock - and calling it Psychedelic, just as he was taking GRUNGE - and calling it Punk.

    BTW: If Jefferson Airplane wasn't psychedelic - NOBODY was. Stop talking trash.

  • @TubeNumber1USA Lmfao your a little bitch. i erased the comment cause i didnt make it you jackass. my friend did and i didnt like it so i erased it... Fuck off faggot

  • @TubeNumber1USA And the only thing he was right about was that none of those bands sound like Floyd. None of them were as good.

  • The Beatles were not as good as Pink Floyd? Be serious...Seriously.

    The Beatles triggered a worldwide cultural revolution. On April 4, 1964 The Fabs held the # 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 positions - and 12 had songs in the Billboard Hot 100 in America.

    There have been other bands on the level of Pink Floyd - Zeppelin, Stones, The Who, Hendrix, Bay City Rollers . . . There's only been ONE Beatles.

  • @TubeNumber1USA I really dont care what some stupid chart said aha. I wonder the charts are sayin about about justin bieber today. None of it makes him good. Im not saying that beatles werent good they were great but after a while its as if they stopped careing about what the lyrics were. their earlier shit is great i love it but im mostly about the lyrics. honestly i cant even see the point in comparing any of those bands caused none of them sound like floyd anyway.

    dont compare zep and floyd

  • Pink Floyd has just never been my thing - neither has Zepplin for that matter. As a musician, I can appreciate technically what they do, but prefer songs that make me want to lose my inhibitions on the dance floor, or fly 105 mph down Main Street while a blonde vixon straps her hands across my engines. Floyd doesn't do that for me. Yardbirds do.

  • @TubeNumber1USA Zeppelin most definetely could do that and i can name more than a few floyd songs good for that scenario haha

  • @JCProductions75:  : )

  • @JCProductions75 The later Beatles music is better in my opinion.

  • @TubeNumber1USA dates and billboard charts dont make anyone better than anyone. they were just a band, a great one, but still just a band

  • Page's devil worship pretty much murdered everybody in this band, singer first.

  • isn't that syd barrett's guitar? lol

  • my__/bonnardsbluesband

  • The Yardbirds can be out of tune and I'll still swoon...Oh, Lord, I rhymed ;)

  • I love how the drumstick is thrown back at 2:05-2:13 that makes me laugh every time! You can even hear it hit the stand the mic is on lol

  • @flexiblebus that was so hilarious...them boys needed some safety glasses

  • @tazztower44 Thanks for noticing!

  • @flexiblebus yeh that stick comes back like a boomerang on a rocket-- coulda had somebody's eye out!!

  • @flexiblebus possibly thrown back by the guy in the audience who it whacked in the chops

  • the solo's ins't out of tune. it a jeff beck thing which pagey didn't pull off quite so well. listen to beck bolero and you can see (hear) the same sort of progression, but better pulled off.

  • timmy ! lol

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  • syd barretts esquire

  • i love page in general but cant feel y dat solo even existed.

  • @shake18chd The solo was by Jeff Beck, who has a very different style to Page. The solo doesn't feel like it fits in, but that's how it was written

  • This is the worst guitar solo, I have ever seen. There's nothing "raunchy" about it, its just bad.

    Apart from that, great band

  • I think that guitar was a little untuned...

  • @Skier1017 somehow I think it was meant to be out of tune...........Jimmy Page is a legend no matter what

  • Drum stick goes flying at 2:09

    Jimmy Page looks up to see if there are any more coming down from the sky!

    LOL

  • I am reading "HAMMER OF THE GODS LED ZEPPELIN UNAUTHORISED" Yes it is with casp! Where the first 40 pages is about jimmy and his yardbirds... SCREW IT

    JUST READ IT !!! IT IS AMAZING :D :D :D :D

  • great song

  • 0:09 seems like narrator has got some relations in Russia

  • This is real. raw. live. music!

  • Page was "sloppy" and raunchy when he WANTED to be! He could just as easily be precise and mathematical. One doesn't become a highly sought-after session guitarist at age 18 in London by being "sloppy".

    Session guitarists must be impressarios of sorts, called upon to play multitudes of styles.

    And for all you folks who think a concert is great if it "sounds like the album", well, that's just plain boring. Why go to the concert, just listen to the album! Page, Beck and Hendrix, all great!

  • @MrSamram3 Dude...well said. And you know, the Yardbirds weren't some simple career move for Page. I've been a life-long Zep fan, and when I was younger, I'd read these interviews with Page during his Zeppelin days, and he'd frequently talk about the Yardbirds. I'd always wonder why he was talking about his old band when he was the leader of Led Zep now! But then I checked their music, and realized they were awesome, and that he CARED about it. Anyway, check my channel for some raw blues

  • @mielazul Yeah, I was 14 when this song was popular in 1965-66. The lead guitar was by Jeff Beck originally. This looks like it was done in '67 after Beck left and Page had moved from bass to guitar, first as a lead guitar duet(!), and then after Beck left and Paul Samwell-Smith came back on bass (I think that;s what happened - too lazy to look at my book), he was left as solo lead. Not long after this, they became The New Yardbirds with a totally new line up with Page the only survivor.

  • @mielazul Oh and too add; according to my books and some old mags, Page was rather shy, even though he was on almost every pop record produced in England as a session man. Have you ever found/heard the early recordings with Page and Clapton, and Page and Beck, and the Tridents? Really hot stuff. It's come out over the years with different titles; British Blues Anthology (67), The Guitars the Destroyed the World (73), and later on cd which I also have. Stuff like "Snake Drive" and "Choker."

  • @damemusic I remember hearing some young Clapton sessions produced by Page, and thinking Clapton sounded really good on it (I'm not usually that into his playing - I know he's good, just not to my taste). I'm interested in all that early stuff that bloomed out of the birth of rock in Britain. It still kind of amazes me how deeply and quickly the English took American rock to heart and produced such great musicians. I'll check out those recordings you mentioned. Thanks.

  • @MrSamram3 so right, page was a total technician in the studio, able to play any style and create charts and scales for anything, he was so versatile that bands scheduled recording sessions around his schedule, they knew he was the one to make their music a hit, the stones, the kinks, lulu, petula clark,cliff richards, plus many, many more, he was and still is the man!!!!

  • @jroxx11211

    IIRC he did the solo on "Hurdy Gurdy Man"

  • Really awesome!!!!!!

  • Keith kinda looks like Davy Jones from the Monkeys, Page's solo is Deliciously Out Of Tune, I read Dweezil Zappa said he liked Jimmy's 'Sloppy' guitar soloing,yes he did say Timmy, and I REALLY like the Drummer's playing!

  • How can anyone no love this song? An all time classic rock-n-roll song. Nazerath, did a excellent version, some may say even an improvement during the '70's. 

  • 46 People Doesn't Know The Shape of Things

  • that guitar solo sounds so damn dirty. i love it!!!!

  • i love the german guy at the start

  • didt jimmy used drugs there? or only from the led zep era?

    i love page:D

  • @Luukeeeehh he was in heroin from 75 i think? You can tell, his face dosent look so fresh from then onwards.....

  • @ch3rrysunbur5t hm

    but if you look at stairway to heaven at the msg in '73, jimmy's is high ass hell at that solo :P

  • great song

  • they say timmy page cause whatever language they are speaking doesnt have j's probably

  • who the fuck is timmy page? jimmys brother?

  • "TIMMY Page....." LMFAO

  • I wonder what musical talents you scumbags have to put down these legends? OOps that's right, just scratch a record back and forth and say a dumb rhyme. Now thats real music and takes no talent. Go buy a 67' chevelle and try again!

  • Whose the singer? What a stud

  • lol 2:12 boomerang drumstick 

  • 2:15 ! So funny

  • Did he say Timmy Page?

  • @thommytaranto haha, he did

  • @thommytaranto no he said jimmy...but with a horrible german dialect xD

  • @thommytaranto sounds like

  • @thommytaranto jimmy page get it fucking right!

  • @theclashbat Amen man!

  • hugely infuential band

  • amazing video....just favorited

  • Love this! This was the beginning of heavy rock.