Burn Up - Jimmy Page & John Paul Jones

[@marciashiraishi5891]

Jimmy and JPJ, simply fantastic!

[@mikeschenk8864]

John Paul Jones, tight as ever!

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

never listened this gem,what a track!

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

The guitar is so magical that the vocals and horn are not even there, and do not ruin the song. That is how magic works.

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

chex

[@philrosenthal9937]

I hear, "Down on this killing floooooooooorrrr." in the solo. This had to be in 1967 or early '68. I LOVE THIS! THanks for the post!

[@MCBhangramuffin]

Late '67. Supposedly this is the session where Page said it looked like the Yardbirds wouldn't be going much longer and Jones said "if you're forming a new band and looking for a bass player, would you consider me?"

[@isis5319]

Wonderful Jimmy and Jonesy ❤❤

[@GreenerHill]

I'd always thought this was a pre-Zeppelin number! One of Page's most exciting solos.

[@bharatbash]

Nicky Hopkins tickling the ivories ! RIP Tin Man

[@metalmania1315]

the solo is facking amazing.

[@dwaynewladyka577]

This has a Jeff Beck Group feel to it.

[@pierrebourbonnais1495]

Thanks so much for sharing ! This is a REAL Chrismas gift man !

[@kstailey56]

Well it's from 1970 - With the Exception of John Bonham, All three of these Gentlemen had been together quite a few times doing Session work throughout London since the Mid Sixties - Earlier for Jones and Page - It does obviously have a Zeppy Feel to it - Great Collectors Item.

[@jackjc1447]

kevin stainly, no,i have the original issue of this album on spark records,it was released in 1968,jimmy page played guitar on 6 tracks only and they were recorded in december 1967.

[@stinkymustache_]

This solo guitar tone is similar to "Travelling riverside blues" solo to my ear

[@danielkrzan4590]

This is a GREAT CD

[@felixrodriguez7423]

I used to have a vinyl album with all kinds of English musicians from sessions days. Jimmy Page was on alot of tracks.

[@adelewright5803]

Fantastic! 🎶🎸❤️

[@theoppiesghost]

The unmistakable sound of the Fender Telecaster......

[@juliemanarin4127]

Wow!!!

[@KatherineVasil-xf3fe]

unbelievable!!!!

[@alfredoliesack3212]

Jimmy magistral.paz

[@silvioemsp]

Awesome !

[@DavidBradbrook-vv7pt]

More 70s 45rpm on you tube I like the 70s

[@alejandraperez3034]

Amazing friend!!!! 😉 SOOOO SEXY 😜🤘🎸

[@heliotropezzz333]

It reminds me of the Yardbirds.

[@MCBhangramuffin]

specifically Smile On Me on the Little Games album

[@alfredoliesack3212]

John Paul Jones,Albert lee otros dioses,que potente sonido grupal.paz

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

The Voodoo boogie men love to make audio appearances in Jimmy and Bobby's works.

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

check

[@andrewvenning227]

Fantastic playing by all! If only there was a better producer in the room…!

[@greendemon70]

WICKED!!!!

[@z1inspector]

ok !! great stuff ,but whats going on here ? when did all these zep members sneek of without plant & do like 20 songs?

[@raulmccartney8795]

This was from before Zeppelin was together. 67 or 68. But they did indeed do that in 1970, when Page, Bonham & Jones played on Screaming Lord Sutch's album "Lord Sutch & Heavy Friends" just as a favour to him, and as a mess around. That album was considered the "worst album of all time" when it came out. Bit harsh.

[@neiljohnston2704]

Were there the two hummus playing in the track.Meaning page and Sullivan

[@biancacojocaru9834]

you're right,metalmania1315

[@pascalmechain4523]

a réal super group de nicky hopkins

[@dansaracino6733]

David Clayton Thomas vocals??

[@davidcurrell8252]

Sounds a bit like the Moby Dick riff to me.

[@вадимбаринов-ш8я]

🇷🇺👍🏋️

[@neiljohnston2704]

I mean jimmys😂

[@Fortwentt]

thats really good work there, but makes him looks bad i think. some how.

[@Paul-dw2cl]

Awful mix

[@JoeandAngie]

'67 dipweed

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

What does John Paul J have to di with this? We already know he is a limp syncer..

[@heliotropezzz333]

He never sung. He's a bass guitar and keyboard player.

[@thetruthhurts6652]

All hype. They were good as all 4 together but individually they are average joes.

[@apolloptx]

Jimmy Page isn't average.

[@bobsmithradates7346]

@@apolloptx Jones and Hopkins certainly aren't/weren't average either. And Cattini was a really in demand, respected drummer, so I don't think he is average either...Page wanted Cattini in Led Zeppelin. The Jeff Beck Group, The Who, and Jefferson Airplane all wanted Hopkins.

[@Cincinnatus1869]

You're a considerably less than average intellect

[@RobertoGaspar69]

Hahaha....trying hard to make sense when you only have two brain cells, Cheap & Dale working is kinda embarrassing, son!

[@rockinron3215]

They were great and well known session players.