At 80, Jimmy Page JUST REVEALED What We All Feared

[@LittleElvis967]

I’m not even going to watch this. The headline just makes you click on it. They do this all the time.

[@audiononsense1611]

Could not agree more what Bullshit!!!

[@ChesterHayden]

Best advise I've received in a long time.

[@yoda-yn5gg]

Click Bait

[@stephenking3356]

Just to be sure, I went a step further, and as soon as I heard that familiar voice, yeah its BS.

[@bonneharkema2458]

AI got us again.. :(

[@DanBobification]

I met him in the Yardbirds in 1968,,, they were playing a gig in my hometown, Lakeland, Florida. I think it was for gas money to get to NYC, where they were playing 2 nights later. He was amazing and they did 3 or 4 tunes that wound up on the first Zeppelin LP. The manager of my teen-combo was the promoter of the show, so I got to go meet them during set-up. It was quite an evening,,, I was a fan already, but after seeing him playing live, I became a totally devoted Page-aholic,,, and I still am.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

Very cool story!

[@DiogenesCaulfield]

The coolest thing ever.

[@michaelsmith2733]

dumber than dung.

[@Zeppgirl_]

The best thing about this click bait video is your comment. Just beautiful❤ thank you for sharing your JP experience ❤

[@markdouglas8073]

I got to meet Van Halen in a similar situation but after they released their first album. Got their autographs at age 16.

[@philipsummers8924]

I played Jimmy's guitar in late 60s in the UK in the green room of the Top Rank Ballroom, Cardiff Wales, . Led Zep had just released their first album. He told me "you can play it if you want" while he went for a "pint" at the bar. I was 17 I think and was in a high school band on guitar. before then I saw him play rhythm with The Yardbirds with Jeff Beck on Lead!!! It was the legendary concert with the Kinks and Rolling stones where there was a fight on stage between the members of the Kinks. The Rolling Stones with Brian Jones and The Yardbirds agreed to jam for the rest of the show!!!!!!!!! Unforgerttable. The Capitol Theater Queen Street Cardiff, Wales. 1965 I was 15!

[@donnlarossa9173]

how is it Bert Jansch had no mention here as influence? BLACK WATERSIDE BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE? Jimmy was enamored with Bert's playing seeing him up frt in clubs many times never gave him credit why?

[@mark-c802]

great point...bert's playing on the "lucky 13" vanguard lp in '66/7 sure changed my picking style...so long john fahey...🎸

[@reserrvoirman]

Never found out what we all feared

[@annishilcock4587]

On this site you never do.

[@The_Other_Ghost]

That you should report clickbait.

[@pattyfriedmann4674]

I feared that we wouldn't 😂

[@WendyMiller-w3w]

I hate these stupid shows that just talk about what everyone knows. Would love to hear something new. Nothing I feared was here. Of course!

[@ei5916]

I feared as much... I'm afraid my fear has been confirmed 😢

[@guitarman53]

As a lead guitarist Jimmy Page is one of my biggest influences (both electric and acoustic guitar) along with Jimi Hendrix and so many others. I believe the various influences in my guitar playing have all contributed to the variety of the music I like and play today. The best compliment someone can pay me is that I don't just play a single type of music but quite a variety. While I play primarily for my own entertainment I truly enjoy playing for others who are sincerely entertained by my guitar playing. That gives me my greatest pleasure. Long story short, Jimmy Page challenged me and influenced me greatly. He's truly amazing on guitar.

[@jacktragic6917]

We all feared that Jimmy Page will be 81 next year!!!!

[@dpc983]

We have 8 wonders of the world .....Led Zeppelin is number nine !!!

[@PaulFormentos]

Turn Me On DEADMAN

[@WarrantCWO]

These videos that are titled "(Whoever) Revealed What We All Feared" and similar ("The Truth About XXX") are all over the place. The title alone keeps me from watching them. It's a click bait title.

[@edwhite7475]

And A.I. I got 14 seconds in. Thumbs down, bitches.

[@brianrandall96]

thanks for taking the time to comment on the article tho.

[@LesWyld1960]

OMG. One of my all-time heroes. (Not sure what was 'revealed that we all feared', but a nice piece of background to this truly marvellous man.)

[@roblettman9491]

nothing was revealed that we all feared. it was clickbait.

[@michaeloneill1360]

We are all waiting for Just 1 Thing: The Release of 'Becoming Led Zeppelin' to Theaters & Home Video!!!

[@Debbie-nc4nh]

I have had a big crush on Jimmy Page since age 17...My then husband Glen Lewis introduced me to his music in 1972...I've stayed a fan ...

[@lauradegraw6429]

I loved led zeppelin since I was 17 yrs old he's soo attractive!!!

[@francescacouch8796]

It is so amazing. Their music has astounded so many and has inspired so many to aspire to become great music lovers all over the world.

[@marklewis8975]

Sounds good to me . ❤. I love Led Zeppelin .

[@paule.5157]

LedZep Cheers, Kick Ass Real Good Stuff

[@zyzzyvacation]

Whew! Relieved to know that Jimmy doesn't have terminal cancer 🫣

[@joannking1653]

He was one of the greatest guitar players ever. I really admired him as a man.

[@davidwalker9989]

I’m afraid I will never find out what exactly I feared

[@Johnslist]

I would have watched this and more excitedly if it was just titled, 'Jimmy Page Rock Legend at 80,' but they have to add click bait, 'what we feared,' 'now you know,' 'I'm pissed off', 'the truth is out', 'I quit.'....I only stayed to hear of his wives. At 58 I guess I can still seek 20 year olds...I just gotta get famous...

[@geraldburns2328]

Page was a legend. Regardless of his beliefs or controversy, he was a kick ass talent. Rock on sir

[@ClareAlbury-od6xc]

What a wonderful story. If jimmy had looked for a cure for cancer I think with his determination and talent he just might have done it but I'm very grateful he joined led zeppelin instead xxx

[@nathanparis8168]

A Legend. It's both exciting and sad the climb to success, to be the best you can be and all that do suffer with losses as everyone else. Best Wishes and prayers for Jimmy Page, may his guitar playing last forever?

[@leelitif7187]

jimmy page is the clairvoyant pioneer of led zeppelin

[@cindysummers4249]

Almost accurate. As a longtime Page and Zep fan, I caught some 20:08 mistakes. But that’s just me. ROCK ON!

[@marykayeesquibel8754]

The fact that Jimmy picked up the axe because he was bored then turned it into his own personal prodigy. A genius on so many levels!!

[@jerryhouck2237]

Agree with your sediments completely, just saying a guitar can't be a prodigy, but i think you're saying Jimmy picked it up from boredom, then became a self -taught prodigy with it-

[@ScottCameron-hi8kj]

Have no fear Jimmy is here

[@exidy-yt]

So what did he reveal that we all feared? Not only that, your AI script had multiple typos. I am going to start a business editing and fixing these AI generated scrips before videos go live, you should contact me about getting your next video cleaned up and earning you more! (and picking a less clickbait title too)

[@burton48]

Given Jimmy Page's incredible talent, it is understandable that he would have met many people over many decades. He has been a consummate musician. So all the noise about the occasional conduct outside of expected norms is just that...noise. We should just forget his fantastic contributions to music and let it go at that.

[@RugerHooey]

I got to watch listen to his son get up on stage in a little side street bar in Cancun a few years ago and, belt out a few hits. Was friggin' awesome.

[@dannysmith6035]

Learning to play ramble on on guitar fun song! Jimmy Page #1 guitar player! 🎸🤟

[@jimilee8979]

I could never imagine what it would be like if He never was.................... What an inspiration to millions of Guitarists...............................STAY OUT OF PEOPLES PERSONAL LIVES.......!!!!! EVERYBOBY HAS DEMONS...................EVEN GOD FEARING MEN.................................

[@carolbotelho5840]

Love you Jimmy more every day!👩🏻‍🦰🎸🎺🥁

[@marklewis8975]

I really Like The Walking through Clarksdale . ❤

[@henrycodespoti634]

Blue train

[@helenespaulding7562]

One thing they never mention about his obsession with that 14 year old groupie: He had her mother’s permission. Back then in some states girls of 14 could marry with parental approval. There might still be a very high ick factor for people today, but back then, people might tsk tsk about it but it was not universally condemned.

[@patrickbahne7655]

So did he marry her?

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@patrickbahne7655 nope. But he had a relationship with her for several years, if I recall. Whenever he was in California. He flew her to NYC one time and Peter Grant, their band manager. Had an absolute fit and had her flown back immediately. Minor crossing state lines for “immoral purposes” etc. Jimmy likes younger women. I mean, he’s 80 and his current lady friend is 35…a poet.

[@patrickbahne7655]

Not sure we can call that shocking, especially in the context of former heroin junkie rock and roll icons. Well past the statute of limitations, soooo

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@patrickbahne7655 right. No, you really can’t band it was never shocking to me or my friends at the time either. Groupies were groupies.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

Everyone who knows much about LZ and Page and was a fan in the 70s knows that Page was into the occult community. That doesn't mean that it worshipped "Satan." Page was a big Tolkien fan. (There be wizards inside). The idea of sorcery appealed to him. During his 1968 tour, when he first began to use a cello bow, Kieth Relf introduced him as "The Grand Sorcerer of the Electric Guitar." He was interested in "magick." Besides, when you grow up under a strict Christian regime, and have any curiosity, exploring other ideas is natural. Crowley wrote a lot about that subject. I've read some of it. A lot of it is very practical, such as recognizing that words hold power. Sometime in the late 70s, the occult community had an internal blow-up. The writer Kenneth Anger (Hollywood Babylon vols 1&2) commented about it to Creem or Rolling Stone magazine at the time. I recall reading the article. Page had commented about people becoming extremely vindictive, but over what, I do not know. Personal power games always end up ugly.

[@Zeppgirl_]

@@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244 plus Uriah Heep were into Wizards and Magicians as well. "The Wizards Birthday" ...

[@jeffcampbell2226]

The BEST

[@AvanteTard]

clickbait garbage, thumbs down, channel blocked. Thanks for making it easy.

[@AsswipeGarage]

Good advice.

[@cryptosuccesstips5942]

He seems like a really nice person.. He's accomplished so much. I hope he saves his soul before it's too late.

[@geraldmouse]

I don't know that I can like this pro 70's history of this history, even if it is true. I was still a teen traveling the World when I watched L.Z. in '72; having seen them live twice before. The audience noise was a hum during every tune that was played until Stairway started. The silence was absolute- I mean that with no-one in the stadium it couldn't be quieter! It was quiet, silent! It took one cord and everyone stopped breathing! The chords silenced everyone as Jimmy started...... No one moved or rustled a sleeve. I will swear that tears were in every ones eyes as the song finished and everyone stood and clapped, and and clapped. I remember little about this evening; it was my 3rd live viewing of Led Zeppelin, yet playing Stairway enthralled everyone there. I suspect that none of you will feel a similar experience in your lives as this evening portrayed how words, music and environment can glue everyone. I am still not conveying what Stairway did to us that day.

[@suzannefuvich8834]

Wow, I'm jealous!!!!

[@GregCortez-mt3js]

If you have never listened to the Coverdale Page album then you are missing some of his best work. Download the following songs. Shake my tree,Don't leave me this way, Absolution blues, Pride and joy, If you are a Led zeppelin fan you will enjoy 😊

[@pambrowning333]

Thank you!

[@augustwest8559]

I’d rather be poor and unknown live a long life building my relationship with Jesus Christ. The king of kings

[@reneeklem2586]

Then why are you here?

[@augustwest8559]

@@reneeklem2586 I was born into this world just the same as you. Duh

[@JRH99]

For those who don't know. Jimmy Page did the music on the movie Death Wish 2 and 3.

[@chucklayton4434]

What a guitar legend he is and always will be

[@markmannm2]

Wow! So much information, what a life of the greatest guitarist of all time. I believe it was Keith Moon that made the comment during a recording session which influenced the name Led Zeppelin. MarkMannM2

[@toddcornelius5817]

GOD bless Jimmy and I thank him for all of the music he put in to my life from jaming at party's to Sunday mornings

[@capecodfortrumpbill7372]

OK, and we all feared what? The title falls in line with the 'now we know why we don't see much of so in so anymore.' It's Jimmy Page. You don't need a dime store hook to sell it.

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

Charlie Munger said that envy is the true driver of the economy. Me Too, other bands, bootleggers - on and on - so many people are simply jealous of Mr Page's many musical talents (player, writer, arranger, producer) and his success. The rest is music business nonsense - exactly like the crap surrounding bluesman Robert Johnson, for example. Nobody gets down like Led Zeppelin. When Zeppelin moves, everything moves.

[@robertacolarette1594]

I think they should do a movie about him.

[@RobertNimbley-uo7ni]

Only time I saw Led Zeppelin live I snuck in Madison Square garden when I was 16 do you know how hard it is

[@theresaStitley]

He is my Guardian Angel Nothing to fear

[@sam-ww1wk]

So he just revealed that this channel sucks?

[@JimMorris-s5w]

With love from Hawaii

[@russshaber8071]

Jimmy Page made a deal with the devil: if he put in thousand of hours of practice, if he worked at every job and opportunity, if he made himself a slave to the music business, if he was extremely talented, he might become successful.

[@LarryGarcia-lz2zb]

I’m not sure how that works . . But I believe it . . 🔥

[@tihomirkrcmar5062]

You didn’t say nothing. Only thing I fear, is your new video

[@marklewis8975]

Led Zeppelin . Fears Nothing .❤

[@Lessontobe]

OMG Get to the point of your title!

[@EPR-w6e]

Zeppelin songs do sound better when played in the right direction, but it's a marvelous story about friends who rose to the sky in an instant and fell from there, as the name already predicts. An airship made of lead.

[@peterampgale1020]

Jimmy and Jimi and David Gilmore and Chet Atkins inspire me musically into the stratosphere (Barney Kessel too)

[@JimMorris-s5w]

Love you brother Jim

[@Tirebay2]

Page is one of the most Hard rockers that ever played a guitar. That is why Zeppelin started out with with a roar, because of Pages influence over the first few years. And they went out with a whimper because of Plants lame ass influence later on. After Zeppelin he rocked even harder with Paul Rodgers and David Coverdale.

[@jimmurdoch7745]

Jimmy joined "Neil Christian's Crusaders",.... NOT the Vocal Harmony band from the 70's...

[@DavidMcAdams-j7y]

As others have said, another bait and hook title to get you to watch. Don't. Any Zep or Page fan already knows 95% of what is included. There are better Page videos out there. Reading the comments here is more beneficial - the real fans that have seen him, met him, followed him for decades. I saw Zep, Page solo, The Firm, and Page and Plant in both 1995 and 1998 as well as Jimmy with the Black Crowes. Nobody like him. He influenced two generations! One of the true legends. Achilles Last Stand!

[@johnreddinger4904]

I always wanted to meet Jimmy and jam. I always Loved his style and knowledge of music.

[@TheloniousCube]

Nothing was revealed

[@83169]

Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck definitely did appear together in the Yardbirds, though Beck's erratic behavior, including not showing up for gigs, lead to his leaving the band, and they recorded three singles together.

[@packers1m704]

I feared that there was nothing to fear!

[@glennlocke8673]

Hence, the term..."click bait".

[@bobe1023]

over the hills and far away genius guitar! great musicians are born and not made 😢

[@colinboylett2452]

I feared we never would!

[@underthesonrock]

What do we fear? GEEEZ

[@Ed-so8rg]

Could not have said it better than What @WarrantCWO Said... These videos that are titled "(Whoever) Revealed What We All Feared" and similar ("The Truth About XXX") are all over the place. The title alone keeps me from watching them. It's a click bait title.

[@markbarry8351]

What a misleading heading,turkeys!❤still Jimmy is the coolest

[@margaretflounders8510]

LEAD Zeppelin!? Come on, now.LED is how you say it!

[@ledzepfan63]

my fave since 76

[@JosephGelis]

Wow!!! I have always feared that about Jimmy Page, as I would imagine we all have. Life will simply never be the same. (WARNING: Major dose of hyperbole)

[@Slick7Willie]

From Jimmy’s perspective the only thing to fear would the day he could no longer pick up a guitar and play…. Which would be quite sad for all. Let’s hope his fingers remain nimble to his last breath and that that day may still be far far away. Rock on Jimmy Jam!!

[@iankeel7914]

He hasn't revealed anything, it's just a potted together history of his career, why anybody is liking it, is beyond me.

[@jenniferdunn1127]

Still fine looking man ❤

[@edwardlagrossa1246]

Gay much?

[@david-w6t6c]

He is the man.

[@wolfsonn4061]

This and the rest of your videos should get millions and millions of views (like Trump would say) - they are so full of content and inside vision and knowledge it makes you spin and dizziness just makes you unsubscribe and press the thumbs down -just can't help it - please make more so that we can ignore you more

[@bricks2850]

I feared that it might be clickbait.

[@freda3995]

Jimmy had a great live but he had worked for it every day. But still the answer is not given “what we ll feared”

[@tvenergyproductions1]

Beck and Page played together in The Yardbirds, I saw them at Manchester University Rag Ball. They weren't even in the main hall, they were in the refectory.

[@Fig5000]

Warning: AI narrated video with a fake title. As suspected, there's nothing "revealed" by Jimmy Page.

[@peterwinchester5122]

My God can Jimmy Page get any cooler? I mean he's 80 years old but he still has that swagger when he gets on stage with a guitar in hand! The story of how he found a guitar at the house to which his mom and dad moved MUST have been DIVINE intervention. Otherwise, we may never have had the simply magical lead on Stairway to Heaven or ALL THOSE FRIGGIN RIFFS in Zeppelin's arsenal! I mean what are the odds of a musical genius finding an abandoned guitar in a closet? I know some guitar teachers preach that EVERYONE has the ability to become a great guitarist and that there is no basis for being born with a musical "ear". To that I say HORSESHIT!! Jimmy did things with a guitar (without ANY fancy electronics) that modern day players still can't do WITH all the fancy gadgets and recording equipment. There is no one that comes close to his abilities and shear genius except for perhaps the EDGE of U2. Thank you God for putting James Patrick Page in our lives and may he live forever!

[@stuarthecht8196]

I can't watch this as much as I want to because the title is clickbait. Trust me, enough people are interested in Jimmy Page that you don't need to make up a catastrophic title to get people's attention.

[@wbiro]

Their first album was their most artful, and the guitar work was next level, displaying an ability and precision that was not heard before. Their first album was music. There later albums were mere songs. As for his life, it was of its time and its particular era of cluelessness*, so you cannot seriously criticize it other than from that higher plane. Today, we have different clueless mindsets, fashions, and trends, and humans are still universally clueless. If you want to criticize anything, criticize that. *in reference to Broader Survival.

[@five-clawdragon]

Dumb clickbait headline with annoying mistake laden A.I. narration.

[@rogindaUP]

Wouldn't it be awesome if Jesus Christ was as loved & revered and idolized as this guy is, by people who grew up listening to Led Zeppelin?? One wonders when they're going to make an AI narrated video about how fantastic Jesus was throughout His Life??

[@upperleftcoastchelseafan7718]

I hate these Top Rewind videos, they get so much wrong and try to make the most trivial things seem like a big deal. Oh yeah, love the Jimmy, best sloppy live playing ever.

[@JenniferJones-lc6wt]

Jimmy Page, looks great for his age damn good and i know he can still get it in with his Les Paul Gibson guitar and a fender guitar and acoustic was sad when they broke up after Robert Plant s son died and John Bonham was drinking what like 42 shots of alcohol fell asleep and choked on his own vomit 32 years old

[@michaelboyer7675]

We all feared he had to start somewhere

[@theresaStitley]

They never did any Heavy Metal! Hard Rock

[@MiloradApostle]

Ignorant troll-the word ‘heavy metal’ was first used for Zeppelin/Page.

[@Za7a7aZ]

Absolutely not necessary to bait click Jimmy Page, always fascinating stuff when he is up..

[@caideushex5204]

Led Zeppelin.....the greatest band ever!!!

[@greasesicle]

the biggest trainload of bs ever

[@PeterGroll-z6p]

You are spot on my friend.

[@caideushex5204]

@@greasesicle Need a tissue?

[@leelitif7187]

james patrick page your everything in our lives

[@chf4486]

Cheap clickbait, shame on you!

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

Moon said that the band would go over like a lead balloon, meaning the metal. The band changed the spelling of lead to LED because of the error this very narrative made. "Stairways to Heaven...." etc.... lol.

[@bozotheclown935]

The only thing I feared is that the bait-comment was going to be crap-soup which it is.. ... I am at 0.01 and already I am bored.... See ya...

[@jenniferdunn1127]

And fine musician.😊

[@ulfayirtahskberg2]

LEAD guitar is where we get the term 'heavy metal'

[@guesser7]

Session man for Steven Stills. That puzzles me as Stills is a far better guitarist.

[@herbmaloid8752]

the people who made this should go back to selling pencils from a cup.