In Conversation With Jimmy Page | Artist Signature Series | Fender

[@OzziePete1]

LOL, imagine turning up for work at the Fender Custom Shop, going about your business and doing your work & being proud of what you do, then suddenly you walk down the corridor towards the reception area and walk past Jimmy Page!

[@marendenison3550]

I’d love to work there just for that reason: getting to meet all your musician heroes!

[@tristanburton3554]

Priceless moment...you would have to take a selfie with him because your friends and family wouldn't believe you, lol. Fading Rock royality right there man.

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Tristan Burton never say FADING rock royalty.. what a disgraceful comment to make. Rock is not fading try again...

[@tristanburton3554]

Yah right....unfortunately (c)Rap music is King now, lol.

[@fleshgear1234]

My dad works here and was able to talk to jimmi and get a picture with him haha

[@lionelmax2953]

He went from a rock icon to a sensei real quick

[@stanjohnson1070]

the sobriety kicked in

[@RyanLBrown9396]

From rock icon to Rock and Roll sensei

[@KidaMilo89]

i call him Sensei Page sometimes as a joke- even though I know he hates it

[@gibberish6368]

@KZbin Türkiye Müdür you sound like a fun person to hang around, dont you?

[@gerdalva5720]

He went from caucasian to asian lol

[@codyloiselle7736]

how wholesome is jimmy?! "do you mind if i just have a look at that poster up there?"

[@mikek8553]

He didnt wait for a response he just walked up and started looking and pointing, I'd have thrown his ass outta there.

[@tommipickalommi2689]

@@mikek8553 Jesus Christ chill

[@acegibson9533]

@@mikek8553 You must have missed your anger management class this week.

[@cassiecat7038]

cody loiselle He’s incredibly sweet and intelligent

[@johnLennon255]

So wholesome while he climbs off a 13 year old girl

[@renodavid]

He’s still traumatized over what happened to that poor guitar. Understandable. Thank you Fender for giving us this lovely interview, recording his take of a really important part of rock and roll history.

[@dadasha]

Did you actually buy one of them????????????????

[@b-sideplank]

Nooo, Thank YOU, for giving us 46k for a plank of wood.

[@dougplemons3640]

Agreed

[@davidallen346]

I can identify with him about someone ruined your favorite guitar intentional or not, many awful experiences dealing with guitar techs but he could have any guitar companies to build him replica of that guitar it has taken him so long to have this done. He seem very frugal and conservative with his guitar collection not a big collector like other big name guitar players.

[@richalderson6069]

First time he's ever been at a guitar factory? Can you imagine the thousands of guitars that were made because of his influence? That's pretty unbelievable really.

[@Coffee3lf]

Richard Albert Henderson I thought the same thing! Really hard to believe.

[@caseybrown4360]

@Richard Albert Henderson I’ve owned 10 cars since I got my drivers license but I’ve never been to an automobile factory. Why is it so hard to believe? Why would one of the most influential guitarists of all time just lie and say I’ve never been to a guitar factory? It serves no purpose whatsoever! I would be willing to bet that a lot of famous guitar players have never been to a guitar factory. Not pretty unbelievable at all really.

[@richalderson6069]

@@caseybrown4360 Did i say he lied? And I'm simply expressing a reaction to somebody who's calling in life turned out to be one of the most influential and innovative electric guitarists of all time so I find it interesting that at this time of his life it's his first time in a factory that designs and makes his livelihood. Is that hard to believe?

[@caseybrown4360]

@Richard Albert Henderson “That’s pretty unbelievable really” Sounded like you were saying he was lying to me. No biggie just threw it out there....

[@richalderson6069]

@@caseybrown4360 Like I was. No biggie either. ☺

[@i_live_pain8420]

Take notes boys and girls, you are witnessing an absolute LEGEND speak here.

[@xvola6888]

I_LIVE_PAIN Don't patronize us,we know who he is.

[@LyraKeltica61]

There will never be another one like him.

[@i_live_pain8420]

@@xvola6888 Not trying to patronize, just laying down facts my friend.

[@i_live_pain8420]

@@LyraKeltica61 Now this I can agree with!

[@stephaneherringtoniowritin9180]

Take note,I have seen Jimmy in concert with Robert on the Page/Plant tour in the nineties 😁😁😁

[@frankpalmer8153]

I could listen to Jimmy for hours. A true legend !!!!

[@annagale439]

An don't forget a really awesome guitar player of all time

[@frankpalmer8153]

Anna Gale of course!

[@HardRockMaster7577]

This is one of the best Page interviews.

[@gpk9993]

30 hours to record Led Zep 1.....fantastic.

[@aazo999]

Plus it's a great album that and Zep three stand out to me.

[@jfo3000]

Super talented guys, all of them. Under the direction of Page, who is a genius.

[@lahondafolk4334]

Bands now spend 30 days on a song ...lol

[@arielabraham6683]

@@lahondafolk4334 yeah, not all of us are crazy talented man. Writing music is hard!

[@domi8653]

lmao it takes me that long to program a 30 sec sequence of drums

[@carengoodrich]

Always love hearing what Jimmy Page has to say! Stunning to see him at the Fender factory, what a day that must have been for everyone involved!

[@adityarohanik0]

Ok Caren

[@Kpapa91]

@@adityarohanik0 that's rude. You're rude.

[@adityarohanik0]

@@Kpapa91 haha :p

[@BobMarley-uo6ce]

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[@jimmypage7275]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.🤍

[@marendenison3550]

0:10 imagine being one of the machine shop guys just doing your thing and suddenly you turn around and see Jimmy Page taking a video of you on his phone

[@ramiroacosta9996]

I would probably had a heart attacm

[@marendenison3550]

Harry Clams bruh.... 😑😑😑

[@bananer9300]

really bro? 😑

[@s.franco5744]

@Harry Clams wtf am I reading

[@LuisHernandez-hw7dj]

I probably would have screamed and fainted like a girl at a Beatles Concert back in the day. Lol

[@RichardFriendartist]

man I could watch 100 of these with Jimmy. Thank you.

[@marendenison3550]

Same! Wish there were more Jimmy interviews. Also I want Fender to do more of these videos for other musicians.

[@leokimvideo]

One of the best guitar stories, to Jimmy this wan't just an instrument. It was his friend.

[@fantomas3066]

Sa sœur surtout

[@jetblack7044]

Here is a company making guitars for one of the greatest guitarists of all time and another company is busy destroying guitars, sueing other companies and boasting about authenticity.

[@emilxert]

jet black we’d all still crave a Les Paul though

[@luizspindola]

@@emilxert uuuuuum. Nah thanks

[@lordberly]

@@emilxert good luck tuning the G-string

[@marc8828]

@@emilxert Not really though lol.

[@jonathankeith524]

I’d take a Gibson over a Fender any day.

[@bishlap]

Jimmy is such a low-key personality, yet on stage his dynamics are the polar opposite - the quiet refined demeanor transforms(ed) into the dynamo that is Led Zeppelin. Like the way he transfixes on the poster - Jimmy's always been a music historian, and that little sequence shows it quite well.

[@dumpygoodness4086]

funny that you say that. i'm a huge zep fan and never thought about that. (I was shocked the first time i heard how soft-spoken Page is.) Ha: I'm the precise opposite. I'm a loudmouth goofball who takes over any room.... and I used to do guitar sorcery in a fun band in NYC called CHINK Floyd (tall asian frontman with long black hair coined it)... and one day the asian guy's wife remarked "your guitar playing is the PRECISE OPPOSITE of your personality!" (My guitar sorcery is extremely dynamic / sensitive / delicate!) I'd never thought about that before! (Sigh: the nazis of Google / KZbin took down all our psychedelic videos because Free Speech no longer exists, and asians can't mock the word chink!)

[@SuperEdge67]

Same with Angus Young ..............a lunatic on stage.........but very quiet off it.

[@antarcticorb9197]

He lit up like a little kid when he saw that poster!

[@bishlap]

@@SuperEdge67 Anus young is a basher, Jimmy is an ARTIST, big difference... no disrespect to Angus, JMHO.

[@mslark9111]

A true genius, with interest and curiosity in things around him other than himself.

[@emmettyoung7603]

Really quite a cool guy, I’m glad he’s still rocking \m/

[@realgoodmind]

If only he would start rocking LIVE again.

[@dianeveilleux6452]

@@realgoodmind Everyone else from that time still plays live. Age is no excuse

[@alexkx8599]

He hasn't in almost twenty years and the music industry and media have barely acknowledged that or asked why. They are incompetent and as far as I am concerned most of them have no idea who he is mere less any significance concerning him on any level. To say I am furious doesn't come close. He hasn't even recorded any music in the past couple of decades. Most of his work outside of Zeppelin was never really supported by fans, critics, or the public in terms of sales. It is so profoundly tragic it is unspeakable.

[@caseybrown4360]

@T J Did you click on this video just to comment about Lori Maddox? FFS! In interviews Lori claims it was a wonderful relationship and that she wouldn’t change a thing. Girls were getting married at 17 and 18 ALOT at that time in history. No, I never had a 15 year old girlfriend when I was 25,26,27. But she wasn’t kidnapped. Her parents knew where she was. I dare say if you met her at that time you would not have been able to say, without her telling you, how old she was. She looks 18-20 years old from the pictures I’ve seen. My points are these: There are many super rich Hollywood/business men who date /marry really young girls even today. If you would’ve been the guitarist for one of the biggest bands in the world in the early 70’s I don’t think you could say with certainty that you would have turned her down. She was gorgeous. On the royalties claim, I’d like to see some links to your info on that. I know LZ has been sued many times but I’m not sure they were found negligent in any of those cases. And just curious, do you chase Roman Polanski videos and talk shit in the comments section of those? He drugged and then had sex with a 13 year old girl. Papa John Philips fucked his own daughter for Christ’s sake. Go virtue signal somewhere else. The shit is really old...

[@gammon1183]

@@TJ-Dives look at the comments lol these sick fucks are trying to defend him, he was in his 20s and she was early teens . He's a revolting person

[@michelleexley6741]

Anytime I see Jimmy Page on KZbin my day is over. I'm hooked. I can't help myself. My day becomes a Jimmy Page/LZ marathon day. God help me if I ever meet him in person.

[@christopherone1]

me too. one video after the other, every single time.

[@christopherone1]

@@jimmypage1589 you've been reported for your fake account, btw!

[@gregdenis5191]

Hi Michelle …. Great post !!

[@mccloysong]

Damn. He's as eloquent with his stories as he is with his guitar.

[@jimmypage1589]

I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan.💞 Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don’t reply unnecessary messages. Hangouts mail: [e-mail] WhatsApp number: [phone]

[@ianstewart496]

imagine being that guy who watched his house then repainted Page’s guitar watching this and being referred to as “that idiot” by one of if not the greatest guitarists of all time.

[@thomasmicheal5480]

feel bad for him though, he wanted to give him a present and well. feel bad for jimmy page too but you know.

[@RastaSaiyaman]

In a mid nineties interview Page said that it wasn't just the refinishing of the guitar that ticked him off but the fact that the guy who did it didn't take the guitar apart beforehand, which screwed up the pickups and pots, rendering the guitar useless. I have seen this so many times, people who re-paint their guitars and ruining them by not taking them apart before grabbing the paint.

[@jeffreylorien6687]

@@RastaSaiyaman I call bs on page here. You can't ruin pickups by painting the body of a guitar.

[@RastaSaiyaman]

@@jeffreylorien6687 It's the thinners in the paint, that screws up the wiring and makes the potentiometers seize up. With Pickups it can cause malfunctions.

[@robertbrown8362]

jimmy should get get over it,repent and make up with that bloke,he's not going to be taking his guitar with him to heaven

[@XxSkydog71xX]

Ladies and gents the legend has spoken

[@TweedSuit]

0:43 - Probably the only guitarist to take notice of that poster and know who was on it!

[@Thorum13]

Page's influences run deep...

[@markstiffler6898]

Jimmy's perspective for those who came before him, as well as for Jeff Beck and the wonderful gift of the Telecaster is as profound as his music. After losing Jeff today we need to cherish those remaining music icons we still have and Jimmy is at the top of. my list. Thanks for this and RIP Jeff

[@PhillipLandmeier]

Jimmy Page is a modern day Mozart. His musical talent is so extreme that those of us without that talent can't comprehend how it is be to be him. It's alien. He's so modest and unassuming because his abilities and approach to music are just normal to him. It doesn't feel special to him, but it sure is special to us. He's not unique. People with extreme talent show up from time to time. But it is always a great privilege to listen to and experience someone like him. I've been a musician for almost 60 years and I'm an engineer. I've had the privilege to experience some extreme talents in different fields ranging from music, to mathematics, chemistry, and nuclear engineering, and it's fascinating. One thing I've noticed that's common but not universal with such people is they have a hard time putting their thoughts and feelings into words. Words can be limiting when your abilities are that far out. Jimmy Page often struggles with this, and you can see it in this video and many others of him. Imagine Mozart trying to explain how he could sit down and write out a symphony, straight off, as fast as a human can physically write music on paper. It can't be done. It can't be explained. It can't even be imagined by an ordinary person -- even one skilled in the art of music.

[@missdee4927]

Everyone should go watch Zeppelin playing Dazed and Confused in 1969. Not only is Plant's voice at its strongest, but Page plays his guitar with an actual bow!

[@stevedennis6044]

Ive thought the same but thankyou for explaining it far better than I could👍👍

[@atakdragonfly1675]

And did all that.... Ruled the world. Played ALL the best places. Legendary venues...some that will never be seen again, because they're not even open anymore. He did all that.... In his early 20s. He didn't comprehend the influence he would have on future generations.

[@atakdragonfly1675]

@@missdee4927 also in ANY live version... It's in the song remains the same as well...and Earl's Court. If you're talking about 69...there's a few versions... Danish tv... Britain's supershow.... That supershow one is great...it's actually MONO recording...if you can believe that!

[@ktrevellion1995]

He sounds and acts so much younger than his years

[@leostone4624]

And he should fukken wear a wig right?

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

@@leostone4624 Really Hater Really Thats All You Got😖

[@HiHello-ku1fl]

Jimmy Page is the most fascinating guitarist I have ever heard. Even to listen to him tell a story intrigues me. What is about this guy that is always so interesting?

[@KenKaniff69]

yours truly Wizards often have that nature about them....

[@naughtymaster7994]

Jimmy Page and David Gilmour sitting in a room during a thunderstorm with wine and pistachio? Am down for it before I die

[@paulotonedef]

Sigil Magick

[@missdee4927]

@@naughtymaster7994 My two favorite guitarists.

[@handgunner1911]

rock would never be what it became with jimmy page!!!!! genius, this was an awesome story told by jimmy!!!

[@leventguner642]

Thank God The greatest guitar play of all time is also a incredible human being.

[@Peterickenbacker1]

You’re a class act Jimmy. I adore you and each of the members of LZ. Best band ever. God, I wish I could meet you. Cheers, always! Love, Pete from Toronto

[@gaivssanctvsdeorientalvs5499]

The Beatles*

[@tr3ndkiller]

Slayer of guys 1996 I think he said “best” there, mate. 😉

[@gaivssanctvsdeorientalvs5499]

@@tr3ndkiller oh no no no he meant second best

[@jensclarberg6419]

@@gaivssanctvsdeorientalvs5499 Beatles have nothing on Led Zeppelin really. People just say they are the best because they are 'supposed to be'.

[@sdc7823]

@@gaivssanctvsdeorientalvs5499Shove that Beatles in your ass. There's always gotta be one guy......Beatles are great, but Zeppelin is the greatest

[@aidank2108]

When Jimmy Page says "it's such a thrill to be here," you know it's a special place

[@guymadgesam24]

Floyd and Zep fan - nice

[@juanmartinreborati7928]

Just to hear him talking is magical.

[@claresykes7793]

my whole ❤️, i could listen to his voice at all seconds of the day

[@larryadams1873]

Awesome video. To me Led Zeppelin is the greatest ever rock band. Jimmy’s creativity and vision for songwriting and album production is amazing. He’s a source of countless incredible and memorable hooks. I loved his enthusiasm for everything. He still gets excited by music and guitar. Great to see how he feels after all these years.

[@Quantities]

@Nintariz nah man beetles might be creative but they suck

[@Yo-fx1fl]

@@Quantities shut up

[@FK-GOOGLE]

Greatest cover band, if you only knew.

[@vicesquadpunk]

Jimmy came to see my band play in London in the early 90's. We talked afterwards for a long time,he was so complementary of my playing and bought us champagne all night. A most lovely, gentleman with no ego or attitude other than one of decency. I am glad I had presence of mind to take my Guitar World magazine with Jimmy on the cover and he signed it.. "with love & Rock, Jimmy..x" ✊😊🇬🇧

[@robertacolarette1594]

He has such a spiritual way of looking things. I could listen to him forever.

[@GretaVanZeppelin1996]

He really does. He has such insight into things, he really is a captivating person to listen too.

[@robertacolarette1594]

@@GretaVanZeppelin1996 Oh I so agree.

[@davidhammers9708]

00:01 these millennials and their phones

[@tannerpayne5817]

Dave Hammers 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@raphaha1273]

horrible, isn'i'

[@commentfreely5443]

1900 millenial

[@mjt11860]

lmao!

[@Max-dr6rz]

@ADJ30168 I think he's from silent generation lol

[@Goodvibesyeetus]

can never get enough of jimmy page

[@66tas95]

Jimmy speaking with true emotion and laying down historical references to a truly amazing period of rock so that it be truth and not rambling conjecture by others that may or may not have been there as it happened. Also noted was his admiration for his friend Jeff.

[@giovanni2668]

You’re a class act Jimmy and thanks for the hours and hours of fantastic music you’ve given. Interesting, humble, extremely talented and sharp.

[@nate-ds9tg]

A class act who diddled kids.

[@CaptainPupu]

Let us take a moment to appreciate that all of us here in 2021 can still thank the gods that we can listen and watch this legend give this interview. A shat ton of incredible artists, probably the biggest artists have sadly dies way before KZbin and only a couple interviews exist with them. So having an absolute legend, Jimmy Page alive and among us is a fecking blessing. May he live another 100 years.

[@willkupers]

Really enjoyed Jimmy and his stories. Awesome. What a nice humble guy. Great personality. 🤝🏽👍🏽🥂

[@paulotonedef]

@@willkupers Im just joking with ya mate

[@sgoldman9732]

Jimmy Page The God of guitar !!

[@colindavis1496]

REALLY...I guess you've never heard of Engwie Malmsteen...!!!

[@rockinron3215]

@@colindavis1496 first of all its Yngwie. Second Yngwie doesn't even come close to being as Legendary.

[@franktraina4147]

The man who put together the greatest band in history. Thanks Mr Page. 😎

[@bnd4ever48]

My idol and lucky enough to spend some time with him and getting a chance to talk to him... humble and a real classy guy! An Iconic man Mr James Patrick Page

[@loufoucher4681]

His love/enthusiasm for music seems to be above all else, even all these years later.

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Bobby N. How did you manage to meet him?

[@bnd4ever48]

@@no1nestandsalone387 Iam friends with his girlfriend Scarlett

[@bnd4ever48]

I know Jimmy and you are not Jimmy dude....nice try kid!🤣

[@DougCanney1]

I think we should all take a second and really cherish this guy, along with all the others that cut a path for all guitar players after them. With the passing of Eddie Van Halen, it should give us all a renewed effort to articulate how much Jimmy page, Jeff Beck, and a few others that are still with us, mean to not just playing guitar but the making of music in general. Guys like Jimmy changed the sound and the way we interpret electric guitar, just like Eddie did 10 years later. Jimmy seems to be a genuinely appreciative dude, to the music and the tools it took to make it. Thanks Jimmy.

[@oalvarez111]

Hi Doug, i can see that you like the good music. I recommend you the next tribute to LED ZEPPELIN: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZe2eZunr8acpa8 Do you agree that it is the best tribute to this band?

[@1sttvbn]

That didn’t age well

[@DougCanney1]

@@1sttvbn how do you figure? Nothing notable has happened to make your response sensical.

[@poetry7260]

Love his smile! Puts me in a good mood. Don't remember him smiling as much when he was younger?

[@johntate4185]

Hard to believe this is merely ten minutes. He tells an hour's worth of wisdom and narraration in it.

[@fender]

🙌

[@skybridg5705]

It became magical when you touched it mr. Jimmy Tears and goosebumps.

[@norijagar]

FANTASTIC job with the video. I swear to God by the 10 minute mark the significance of the story started to hit me and I got a little choked up.. what a special guitar owned by a very *very* special musician. thank you Fender.

[@davidkiefer9875]

Yes, it is that magical telecaster of what is truly a magical journey in itself - some of the finest writing and recording were done on that telecaster.... I distinctly remember reading one of very many Jimmy Page interviews in Rolling Stone magazine and he was asked about the incredible journey of his creation of Led Zeppelin and he stated clearly with a distinct smile that the journey of Led Zeppelin was one that he had spearheaded and was so magical that he felt sorry for anyone that missed it - and it was said with such humility and humbleness that the entire journey Jimmy Page took us on for so long was one of sincerity, truth, warmth and pure wonder that there will never be another quite like it... Such fantastic musical creations that I, too, feel sorry for anyone that missed it... Thank you Mr. Page, thank you so very much...

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

Few smiles in Rock N Roll are as wonderful to witness as Jimmy Page’s.

[@jeffdawson2786]

I love seeing guitar gods humbled by something like this. Jimmy was always a gentleman in interviews.

[@propjoe1060]

Jimmy is one of the greatest to ever do it. Amazing to see him so genuinely excited about seeing guitar production! Absolute legend.

[@donnahayden-nw3dy]

Such a sweetheart and such an amazing guitar player, I would so love to see him play... 🙋😇

[@jchessermusic]

He's like a kid in a candy store...so cool to see!!! Jimmy's the best.

[@marendenison3550]

Yes he is 🥰“Wow I’ve never been to a guitar factory!” “Wow can I look at that poster?” Lol 😄

[@maiqtheliar_]

I love how fascinated he was for this factory, even for his age and all he has done for music

[@robduncan2816]

"how was work today, hun?" "eh it was ok, some guy stopped by to tour the factory floor."

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

I love It😂

[@PartiallyAgonized]

The wholesome genuine kindness and respect he has is just overwhelming. I wish more of us could have this type of heart

[@dougstill6517]

I could listen to his stories all day long. A true master of the guitar and music in general. Jimmy is the elder statesman who paved the way for all who followed him.

[@Wargasm54]

Jimmy’s so cool he’s welcomed in the Fender and Gibson factories with both being equally thrilled to have him play their instruments. 🤘🏻

[@loriwelch9015]

Best guitarist ever!! Rock and Roll Mr. Page!!! And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll And she's buying the stairway to heaven

[@jimmypage1589]

I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan.💞 Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don’t reply unnecessary messages. Hangouts mail: [e-mail] WhatsApp number: [phone]

[@aporue5893]

this echoes in my mind when he speaks. you can just feel the wisdom of that song.

[@WranglerJess97]

I could listen to Jimmy talk all day!

[@Lynn-ps5du]

Jimmy page saying wah-wah pedal is something i never knew i needed in my life

[@CHlEFFIN]

I could listen to this man for days on end… genius, Page.

[@dashobie]

What a great person Jimmy is we all love him.

[@markkudemus1772]

I cant stop some tears rolling in my eyes knowing this stories from Guitar Legends for just a while ago, hearing Jeff Beck died. we will never forgot you Jeff. RIP from the guitar world.

[@steveosborne6005]

The greatest guitar player to walk the earth. Thankyou Jimmy

[@jimmypage7275]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.🤍

[@rolandlemus203]

he is so genuine, humble and just easy going to talk to, or that is what I see in so many interviews, over and over he is sincere and if you are talking about Rock and guitars, he shares and listens, so much respect for this living icon!

[@HooksBill]

I have always looked up to Jimmy Page, musically speaking. So much respect.

[@jimmypage7275]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.🤍

[@tylerthompson1842]

He’s always so well spoken. Animated and colorful. One would think his was lyrics man

[@liorauf]

@Fender you guys are the BEST!!! It’s amazing to see how you are connected to the artist and to us!!! Jimmy is the most talented nice guitar hero, thank you for bringing the Excalibur back to life!!! Great video!!! Love you Fender and Jimmy 🐉❤️🤘🏻

[@larrybeckerjr3667]

The greatest guitar player in my opinion..I love many other guitar player's,but Jimmy's playing moved my soul everytime!!

[@jamesmcgrath6938]

Thank you so much Fender and Jimmy Page. I’ve certainly made a down payment on a mirrored Tele, and it’ll be continuing the journey from an amateur KZbinrs perspective and a live perspective. I look forward to continuing the journey, and hope to do it justice.

[@rexjamerson9316]

I was in High School when The Yardbirds started out. What an incredible band. Heart full of Soul was my favorite song in 1965

[@tombombadil9113]

I respect what they were doing, and the context of it, that they didn't do many interviews or other pop-music type of promotion, but after hearing an interview like this I feel like something may have been lost to posterity, something truly beautiful. Anyway this is really cool.

[@aporue5893]

he's one of these people that carries a beautiful vibe with him.God bless jimmy page!

[@carmen-ch3fq]

no he don’t

[@paulsimmons5726]

Led Zeppelin's first album - 30 of the best hours ever spent in the recording studio!

[@davetrent3682]

I want to listen to Jimmy page talk all day what a wonderful storyteller and such a great musical genius

[@mauricedibert2635]

Mr Page you should put out an album again

[@tepid1903]

Page, Clapton, Beck, Gilmour. Very Proud to be British !!!

[@BuddaGuedes]

I’ve just got mine this week!!! Thank you for all the music and inspiration Jimmy

[@saffron19-j5s]

This music that we just took for granted in our youth was actually musically complex and profound.

[@darthsensei3838]

i wish he'd narrate my life...got the white tele...its actually really an impressive piece.

[@mrsmacca126]

Jimmy is so lovely and gracious. A total class act.

[@howardkoor2796]

So articulate. So kind.

[@jimmypage7275]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.💚🕊

[@johnzeppfelix]

I Love Jimmy Page!! My Guitar Hero of all time!!. Seen him play live 6 Times. PAGE IS MEGA!! P.S ive even saw Led Zepelin. Live so there😎

[@tikitikibamboo]

Quite a fascinating individual still, Mr. Page.

[@elkhanhamet2561]

So cool Jimmy Page with a cellphone, love this man.God Bless you Jimmy, and happy birthday on October 9.

[@emmanuelsamson4819]

Jimmy is a very good storyteller.

[@jimmypage7275]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.🤍

[@mjt11860]

i could listen to the master himself, all day long & not get bored. 1 of the most interesting personalities i've ever encountered, whether in person or thru the media. incredible man!

[@jimmypage7275]

Thanks for supporting my music 🎶 I’m so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that’s ok by you.💚🕊

[@tudor8963]

this man is so humble and wholesome that he just terrifies me. if i met him in the street i think id faint of anxiety that i would make everything extrmely ackward oh god

[@Crunch104]

Thank you Fender and Jimmy for supplying so much inspiration to this world. Love you both!

[@dylanpardon9723]

Not sure how all those people continued working whilst Jimmy Page is just standing there in your workspace lol. Thank you for this Fender, hearing these amazing stories from an amazing standpoint in musical history straight from the man himself is invaluable

[@corinneleroux3971]

Jimmy Page 🙏 🎸 🎶 💚 !! Excellentissime 🎸 🎧 !! J'adore !!!!!!!!

[@SteveSchuffert]

Might be the only “rock god” icon that can actually read and write music. Pretty unheard of for that era and genre of stars.

[@AlbertoJorgeSoares]

Frank Zappa could read music, too.

[@leddygee1896]

@@AlbertoJorgeSoares Frank could sit with staff paper and no instrument, and write down what was was inside his head!! That is true brilliance...

[@SteveSchuffert]

Alberto Jorge Soares good one! Who else? Gets thin quick, impressive skill always.

[@sex6cult9revolution]

Stephen, there were at least two such "rock gods" in LZ. It shouldn't be hard to guess the other.

[@jakethomas3205]

Other notable rock icons that had formal musical training and thus could read music -John Entwistle and Carlos Santana.

[@talister106]

I feel fortunate to have had so many guitar players to look up to when I started playing in the early seventies and Jimmy Page was one of them. Thanks!

[@warner631]

I know there are "better" guitarists, but this guy and the story are just magical and the personification of rock and roll for me.

[@tolvarr]

Why did you start your sentence off that way?

[@warner631]

@@tolvarr in a technical sense. He really is a little sloppy with his playing. There are virtuosos who are better at timing and are faster etc... But he is my favorite. He made innovations in sound and production, but made them so amazing that general public found them approachable. Just pure genius

[@tolvarr]

@@warner631 You need to check out "Dazed and Confused" from "The Song Remains the Same". An example of an improvising virtuoso with great speed and timing along with intense emotion and feel.

[@christopherone1]

ah, nope he's the best.

[@upreydeen]

I love this man, he is the main reason why I decided to always want to pick a guitar sine I was a child

[@Busyfingers24]

"now...I probably would've smashed the guitar over his head" 🤣😂🤣😂

[@alexiebmw]

For my Sweet 16 I want to meet Jimmy Page and get a picture with him and then I will cherish that picture forever

[@mykhailobaturin803]

Tfw you record a monumental album in music history with just a tele, an amp and two pedals

[@murialgoldman5670]

You don't need pedals to sound good. Just a good guitar and good amp are enough, ask Angus young

[@metalmulisha0143]

Nobody is saying you do but it's incredible the breadth of sounds on the album from so little equipment, like Jimmy stated already I guess

[@artysanmobile]

metalmulisha0143 Yes, their first two albums were sonically stunning and filled with visceral performances. I remember that firsthand as they changed my life and the direction of my band at the time as well as many to follow. Led Zeppelin II, particularly, is still to this day a production masterpiece. I can remember hearing Heartbreaker for the first time and felt like I had to hold onto something or I’d be blown away by the emotional storm. I had just seen them perform the entire first album and Heartbreaker was the only new and strange song at the show. The live version was so primitive in comparison to the record it was almost unrecognizable. Interesting note: he used a small single-speaker combo amp on a chair at that outdoor show for roughly 10,000 people.

[@MrCushcam]

And a violin bow

[@semp36445]

The man knew how to produce records. For as great as the other three were, when you listen to a Zeppelin record, you’re essentially listening to the sound of one man. It’s quite often overlooked but if you research some of the techniques he was using in the studio...way ahead of the time. The reason why the Zeppelin records are some of the very best sounding records ever made is because of Jimmy Page.

[@williammetcalf7239]

What an amazing story. Its just so great to hear Jimmy tell it.