JIMMY  PAGE  ROBERT  PLANT  -  NO QUARTER  1994 flac.

Led Zeppelin fans had always been clamouring for the band to reunite, today and especially fifteen years after they disbanded after the death of John Bonham. Since their split, the one-off reunions that the surviving members staged never came close to the old Zeppelin energy that fans really wanted.

A perfect collaboration PAGE-PLANT.

Jimmy Page

Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandolin

Charlie Jones  Bass, Percussion

Ibrahim Abdel Khaliq

Bendir [Egyptian Ensemble], Percussion [Merwas , Finger Cymbals 

Hossam Ramzy

Percussion 

Michael Lee Drums, Percussion 

Porl Thompson Guitar, Banjo

Nigel Eaton Jim Sutherland Mandolin, Bodhrán

Abdelhak Eddahmane Musician [Marrakech]

IBrahim El Balkani*  [Marrakech]

El Mahjoub El Mathoun  [Marrakech]

Hassan El Arfaoui  [Marrakech]

Bashir Abdel Al* Ney - Egyptian Ensemble]

The London Metropolitan Orchestra

Abdel Salam Kheir Oud [Egyptian Ensemble]

Ali Abdel Salam

Percussion [Duf - Egyptian Ensemble], Bendir 

Farouk El Safi

Percussion [Duf - Egyptian Ensemble], Bendir 

Farid Khashab

Percussion [Reque - Egyptian Ensemble], Bendir 

Wael Abu Bakr* Soloist, Strings [Egyptian Ensemble]

Amin Abdel Azim Strings [Egyptian Ensemble]

Bahig Mikhaeel Strings [Egyptian Ensemble]

Hanafi Soliman Strings [Egyptian Ensemble]

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JIMMY PAGE ROBERT PLANT WALKING INTO CLARKSDALE

 

JIMMY PAGE  ROBERT PLANT  -  WALKING INTO CLARKSDALE   1998.

Since No Quarter had worked so well for Robert and Jimmy, and the ensuing support tour receiving so much rejoice and acclaim, the duo decided to make their reunion permanent and begin work on an album of entirely new material. 1998’s Walking into Clarksdale had all of the makings of the modern Led Zeppelin album; Robert and Jimmy temper their eclecticism with a healthy dose of their monolithic guitar army, and hire indie rock producer Steve Albini to helm the boards. Groundbreaking rock legends collaborate with the hip production team and recording techniques of the time to create something truly unique

Band :

Charlie Jones - Bass

Michael Lee  - Drums

Jimmy Page - Guitar

Robert Plant - Vocals

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JIMMY PAGE - THIS GUITAR KILLS 2003

JIMMY  PAGE  -  THIS GUITAR KILLS 2003  2cd.

This  volume of JIMMY PAGE's 60s sessions traces the story from his very first studio recordings -in 1962, as a member of Neil Christian's Crusaders through a maze of hits (Dave Berry. Brenda Lee. Burt Bacharach). near-hits (The Redcaps. Mickey Finn & The Blue Men. Mickie Most) and downright obscurities (Bobby Graham. The Talismen. Vashti) closing on a frighteningly-rare (and equally-magnificent) 1967 French Johnny Hallyday single.

2-CD, forty-three track collection of Jimmy Page's pre-Yardbirds / Led Zeppelin days. Has many good, surprising and lesser-known songs to fully experience. Disc one is material that Page served as a session guitarist for many artists from 1962-64. Liked the hip-sounding "Your Momma's Out Of Town", Chuck Berry's "Talking About You", the Mercybeat-like "Jenny Let Him Go", "Without You" and the happening "Climbing Through" best. Disc two moves forward to the 1965-68 era. Wasn't aware that Page lent a helping hand to so many artists like Mickie Most, Peggy Lee, Jackie DeShannon, Mickey Finn, Dave Berry, Alvin Johnson, Bob Dylan and it looks like one tune by the Stones - "Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind".

Also  two Ray Davies tunes that show up, the rarely heard "One Fine Day" and the Kinks standard "You Really Got Me". A rather nifty collection of odds and ends of Page's [seemingly] endless repertoire.Mike Reed.

 

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