Jimmy Page's Chopin Prelude n.4 - Arms Concert New York 1983

[@OniDasAlagoas]

Synced video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKrLep-LZrt6gdk Some of you are really lazy by not reading the description, and saying this is a fake without having the knowledge to say that. The audio seems to be recorded out of the amp without any kind of effects, that's why it looks so sloppy, and the video was recorded out of sync too. For those that do not believe this is Page: links: - rmacdownloads.blogspot.com.br/... - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARMS_Cha... Pics: NY:-3.bp.blogspot.com/_Vf9cgYA4CxY... -4.bp.blogspot.com/-3iFh6TAraO8... - www.brillgallery109.com/exhibi... - i.ebayimg.com/t/ORIGINAL-PHOTO... - www.brillgallery109.com/exhibi... - i168.photobucket.com/albums/u1... THE LAST: -When they played stairway, clapton shouted at the end, just listen CLAPTON WORDS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5K7i2yMa7Oeapo I can understand if you don't like the video or the performance, but that does not mean this is not James Patrick Page. Check other versions if you would like, there are some in my channel and many more around the youtube.

[@faggotsmoker9588]

Oni das Alagoas More than Half of Led Zeppelin fans are retarded, that's why.

[@OniDasAlagoas]

Guys, don't forget to watch other versions too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKC4fYCgaNR-rq8 (London) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWK5d3dtopuJkJo (San Francisco) and Jimmy Page playing Stairway to Heaven with Clapton and Beck in this same concert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3PClGl8qbGJiMk Full concert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/op3MZ3eufNGYraM (London)

[@8mile4share]

Após o fim do Led Zep, Page fez diversas parcerias e tocou com muita gente. Em 1981 ele retorna aos palcos tocando num show do Jeff Back e inicia ensaios de um projeto que se chamaria XYZ, com Allan White e Chris Squire, membros do Yes, mas o projeto não foi à frente (existem uns bootlegs perdidos com algumas dessas gravações), mais tarde neste ano, page tocou também em um show do Yes. Em 1982 ele gravou a trilha do filme do Charles Bronson "Death Wish", que ficou sensacional, na minha opinião. Em 1983, chegamos a este show em questão. O A.R.M.S foi uma série de shows para ajudar nas pesquisas da doença esclerose múltipla, em homenagem ao baixista Ronnie Lane, do Small Faces. Segundo o livro Hammer of The Gods, Jimmy Page confidenciou a amigos que foi por esta época que ele abandonou 7 anos de vício em heroína. E sim, ele tocou esta versão de Chopin no show, assim como tocou a trilha de Death Wish neste mesmo show.

[@BrianEricSmith]

Oni das Alagoas I

[@mericozeller1362]

Oni das Alagoas

[@lizard6444]

I was there! I was 15 and my sister got these tickets for my birthday My teen years were complete after this concert🎸 It was truly astonishing!

[@csabalakner2220]

You’re a really lucky man!!

[@whiteroseangel1511]

I’m so jealous!!!!!

[@DennisDaley-s9g]

ya you were 15 dude. everything is awsome

[@steve53LY]

You are very lucky!

[@Norman-Bates]

Did you get laid? Teen years aren't complete otherwise, did your sister offer?

[@dorothyallen8012]

This is my very favorite version of Chopin's Prelude in E-m, opus 28, #4. Jimmy plays it with raw emotion, and it brings me to tears every time I hear it.

[@nikname955]

И я тоже плачу, это трогает до глубины души и переворачивает в ней все😢

[@jerrys8691]

I was at the ARMS tour in Dallas, the crowd was on their feet the whole time.

[@user-te6ex2he6t]

Не мудрено, верю!!!

[@RussHigginbotham]

Me too!😊

[@thedolphin5428]

Right on.

[@lindaclark1406]

He is so great. Just have to love him. Glad he’s still with us, so many are not. ❤❤❤

[@jessiecoulter5007]

Closed eyes, can still hear the pain in this beautiful piece. Bless you Jimmy Page ❤

[@kennyplay5982]

Robert wrote this song

[@rcpmac]

@@kennyplay5982So you are saying the title credit is incorrect that Frédéric François Chopin wrote it?

[@joycej928]

Jimmy deeply grieving his dear friend. Such an exquisite and sensitive soul. Grateful for the strength he showed in moving through a very dark night. A gift to us all. Love you, Jimmy.

[@RussHigginbotham]

Love this guy, watch this daily, just an in credible man and guitarist!

[@RussHigginbotham]

80 years old, and still h and some as ever!

[@wolfil8019]

I learned this prelude for piano when I was thirteen. To hear it on an electric guitar by Jimmy Page more than 50 years later is such a different experience. Thank you for posting it.

[@JohnSmith-iu8cj]

So did you learn it in 1933? Or in 1971?

[@marieeugenierousseau3822]

C'est une merveilleuse interprétation de ce chefs-d'œuvre, que l'on apprends en cours de piano

[@kez9183]

@louisedow6489WTF has that got to do with Jimmy Page. Btw, Amber Turd is an attention seeker and no one cares about her and we never asked anyway

[@deniseclairesafalzoi]

The piece you learned on the piano was Chopin's (pronounced show-PAN). Prelude in e minor. Beautiful song. On the piano it's haunting. On the guitar, I'm NOT a Jimmy Page fan either but his version is amazing.

[@patbrown6225]

He did it....he sure did

[@davidfitzgerald3653]

Love Jimmy so much this was definitely during his darkest hours. Glad he found peace.

[@moony77]

What was he going through?

[@Wacko-Music]

​@moony77 idk about this specific live, but there's another performance where he's playing the same song, it was right after John Bonham died and he was in the worst condition of his career with his herion addiction.

[@markh1085]

Such an amazing guy He was in such a state when he played this. He lost zeppelin which was his life lost Bonham and Ronnie Laine and personal problems He was drowning his misery in drugs and booze. So thankful that we did not lose him too Thank god that Jimmy was saved from being another rock tragedy. Yes Jimmy was not at his best. He was broken I think all his fans can guess what kind of man he is God bless him

[@mariaalano3077]

Jimmy is very shy, according to someone from the stones.

[@cross3052]

I admire his musicianship but, we've all had a lot of bad days. He'll keep strummin' 'til he keels over... a young blonde thing.

[@marygrace4245]

Well he surrounded himself in Devil crap which the other's really did not like.

[@Godloveszaza]

@@marygrace4245 what does his ideogies have anything to do with anything? And the other 3 weren't so holy they all did drugs and many other things. You want him to apologize for not being some monopolized brainwashed Christian?

[@nunyafunyuns]

I heard The Rain Song despite what he actually played

[@mariececile3973]

and so am . Jimmy is so.precious. He gave so much beauté to this world. His music is the only one - I don't know why - to give me strengh, joy, courage, consolation I feel him to be a mysterious, secret and also deeply human and generous. And this smile so sweet !

[@tomasvanecek8626]

you must be a great woman, Marie .. A bientot.. in our next life ;) and there is one - dont worry

[@josephbrown9076]

THANK YOU

[@manalapanjay733]

I was there. Amazing show with Page, Beck and Clapton. What a night of rock stars.

[@MsWarriordiva]

Was he "clean" at this concert?

[@alejandraperez3034]

You are so lucky friend!!!!! ☺

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

Were you at Woodstock as well?🤣

[@alejandraperez3034]

@@JamesJones-cx5pk No, unfortunately 😔

[@cujo9071]

yes i can only guess lol if he played the entire show with that guitar and sound yes yes it`s definitely something you`ll never forget haaahaaahaaaaa

[@lunator9185]

Рвануть бы 40 лет назад, к этой сцене, к подмосткам! В 1983году я заканчивала 8 класс. Думать не думала об этом, да и возможности не было. А теперь смотрю и думаю,как так? Вроде родилась вовремя, но пропустила многого прекрасного 😢.....

[@СТАРИК-с4и]

Ненадо грустить. Мы счастливое поколение что родились в эту эпоху. Находили бабины, кассеты а иногда пласты и слушали наслаждаясь эти великие группы.

[@Vhaktangmefe_shavi_avaza]

I am listening for the first time this legend and this masterpiece

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

On KZbin Anyone can say what they think, what their opinion is, what their prejudices tell them, what their musical tastes let them believe....but.....this is JIMMY PAGE....he will always be Jimmy Page. One off, unique.

[@Morche1956]

The truth and nothing but the truth. He is number one

[@TacomaPaul]

+Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY Met Jimmy in Seattle last Nov. Nicest man ever. (and my video was used by Rolling Stone. Fine with me. Only known video of Jimmy playing there ?). Type in Jimmy Page Founders Award Seattle (many vids.)

[@RussHigginbotham]

To watch this brings tears to my eyes every time!

[@TreeFrogWillow]

He’s made it to his late 70’s! It’s incredible that he’s still alive ! Such an incredibly talented man !

[@jimmyb4728]

I was at this concert 3 rows up on the side of the stage on Jimmy's left side, what an awesome concert, you had, Jimmy, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Kenny Jones from the Who on drums, Bill Weinman on bass, also Joe Cocker was there with numerous other musicians. It still gives me chills talking about THAT concert, I've seen the Grateful Dead over 50 times plus probably another 30 or 40 other concerts but The Arms concert was something very special

[@namada71]

This was my first concert. December something 1983. I was 12 years old. My mother loved Led Zeppelin. Will never forget the instrumental version of Stairway at the end.

[@ayhamshaheed7740]

Headbanger71 Rutter were u impressed with it while u were there? Did it sound better than on the recording?

[@asyna9773]

Супер!!!Вы в Нью Йорке слышали это?Вживую?Как я завидую.Вам 🙏

[@garyrutter7965]

@@ayhamshaheed7740 yeah this recording doesn't do it justice. I thought it was amazing...and so did everyone else in attendance

[@lorib360]

Wow! What an intro to music!

[@garyrutter7965]

@@lorib360 yeah it was great. My mother took me and my brother by train to NYC. The train pulled into the station under MSG. It was something I'll never forget Saw Jimmy and Robert twice on the Unleaded tour in the 90s. That was great to. Jimmy is such a great guitarist. It's to bad we'll never get a Zeppelin reunion.

[@Dearolor]

A snap shot of a broken man struggling back to the light.. maybe a bit too soon. So glad that Jimmy pulled through, got his guitar chops back and became curator of that magnificent legacy, Led Zeppelin.

[@gutbucket260]

I seriously thought his days were numbered when I watched this concert when it first came out on MTV. He looked that bad.

[@maryrudelich9000]

Jimmy is very thin. He had his demons, and gave the devil his due. Amazing that he survived such a tumultuous career in music. I’m so glad he made it!

[@johnballs0540]

Ikr. I think that if it wasn’t bonzo it would have been him.

[@ishworpoudel7305]

lol demons??? be glad he survived from drugs,

[@elainemclaughlin9417]

@@ishworpoudel7305 Demons/drugs. You must be very young?

[@johnballs0540]

@@ishworpoudel7305 when you say someone has demos it means they have mental struggles. Whether it is addiction or depression or something else. At this point in his carrer jimmy had been on heroin for at least 5 years. We are very lucky we didn’t loose him.

[@wanderer299a]

@@elainemclaughlin9417 he sold his soul to the devil.

[@susanhiggins1116]

I love jimmy page .i sW zeppelin the first time hit the states been a fan ever since

[@jsk821]

I am Polish....this interpretaton of Chopin's beautiful piece is amazing!

[@Sean-if7rp]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnu8inaHdtZgoK8 much higher quality version there if you’re interested

[@chrisweidner4768]

Thank you brother.

[@bigdripleaf9864]

agreed! it's very emotional

[@livenhfree]

Guaranteed the audience didn't know what it was listening to.

[@harrietnix6396]

I've drafted an amendment to my Will and Trust, for my adult son, which is a list of all the music to be played at my memorial service. (whenever that happens ) This Chopin prelude is right at a crucial moment.......Keith grew up listening to Zep; he knows how important this is to me. I feel certain he will honor my wishes.

[@carolcollins4878]

I love to know the people who were screaming are now my age, and I was there, and one of the best memories I treasure, hope your still alive, Carolx

[@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.❤️🕊

[@timbrady6473]

When Jeff came on ,did you turn to the guy sitting next to you and say something? I was there also,upper decks if I remember correctly.

[@bigdripleaf9864]

@@timbrady6473 Guys, come on, it's not Jimmy.

[@jewelramsey1491]

Absolutely Breathtaking! Such A Troubled & Lost Soul In That Space Of Time.... Yet, The The Passion Within Him Flowed Beautifully & He Is Still Rocking For Us All 50+ Years Later! GOAT❤

[@priscillawichrowski3208]

Mother of all that’s holy! That sound was other worldly. I grew up w/this guy. He becomes the guitar. I know we all love certain musicians; Clapton, Stevie Ray, etc. Jimmy has always been it for me.

[@jimmypage5750]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@maakcshaamm2719]

Ага вышел глист, навалил все мимо нот, покривлялся и ушёл

[@Крошка-д8н]

​@@maakcshaamm2719из россии с любовью?

[@mf-cv4ve]

Hi there, do you know how I could find the whole concert? Must have been one of the greatest experiences ever!

[@toughenupfluffy7294]

I've heard this a hundred times and never connected it to Chopin. Now I hear it, I'm even more entranced. Jimmy Page is an amazing musician.

[@eminkurnaz6480]

Hi. I had a small music shop in Turkey . I used to sell music cassettes,albums. I'm 57 now. I have been listening Led Zeppelin over 40 years with the same exact joy. I even had a chance to small chit chat with them that showed me how amazingly humble they were. They were the most important famous people I met in my life. They were so normal, sincere and gentlemen. No complimants or anything. We talked for about 20-25 minutes and drank tea with Robert.After the concert was finished I tried to learn where do they would stay in.Next day I''ve found and waited by the hotel.When Robert went out I kissed him and hugged him. He Asked me about the previous day's concert performance.I said time passed so fast like a dream. I said I came about 1000 km from my town Adana to İstanbul for the concert he said please drive carrefully. I took LZ 3 LP (which I've bought and brought back to that concert) in İtaly when I was 21 y.o. in 1983 and they signed the album LZ 3 Long Play. I even had a chance to small chit chat with them that showed me how amazingly humble they were. I was waiting for Jimmy, he was crouching and shopping at a peddler who sold cheap imitation watches near the hotel street. I talked to him for 5-6 minutes. He was also gentleman, sincere like a normal person. I loved them more because they are the most important band of history (according to me) and so normal people like a teacher or friends. I am hoping that I don't die before them and they keep playing their amazing music. Lucky me. I've also met Michael Lee. RİP Michael.Lee and Bonzo.You're the greatest drummers of all. At the concert it was forbidden taking photos.Security took the film from my camera.But I've hidden another film in my socks.So I've taken many photos:) There were somebody who recorded the all the sound of the concert his hands in the air all night long.After 30 years I've found him in internet.He'll give me the recordings of the concert and I'll give him the night's photos. Life is beautiful with Led Zeppelin. İsn't it? eminelektronikadana

[@huseyinumutayran7430]

inşallah

[@eminkurnaz6480]

Hüseyin Umut AYRAN İyi iftarlar

[@huseyinumutayran7430]

sağ olasın buralarda Türk görmek güzel

[@omeratl5623]

aga be.zeppelin muhabbeti sonrası iyi iftarlar deyip uğurlamak tek biz türklerin adeti olsa gerek :)

[@muratakpolat]

cidden çok şanslısınız çok kıskandığımı itiraf etmeliyim.

[@hermannschroeder-gesellsch6044]

This Chopin piano Prelude no. 4 in e minor is one of the best piano pieces ever written. It is great that Jimmy Page has choosen this music for his improvisation. The melody only consists of a few notes, but the harmonies are so rich and full of emotions. Thanks for this great video.

[@magorzatamargaret294]

Our Polish brilliant composer....I love this piece :)

[@Nath-nynouPTlse]

C'est exactement ça je suis totalement ébahie en complète pâmoison il n'y a pas de mot assez fort pour qualifier cette version tellement riche en émotions

[@roseannemorales780]

My FIL was a concert pianist and considered a major Chopin interpreter. While Jimmy's is not the best not the cleanest version I've heard, it is far from bad.

[@jerald6023]

​@roseannemorales780 Well, he actually did it for his deceased friend & beloved band member John Henry Bonham because this was the first time he had picked up a guitar publicly since his passing- an incredible,heart felt expression, not to be critiqued- how can you critique such an incredible out pouring of sheer emotion? Or perhaps you weren't aware of this..in which case you shouldn't speak if you don't really know - see how you can accidentally be disrespectful trying to bag on Page - " not the cleanest, best..Sssswho the fk else has ever played it before on guitar? NOBODY- So , wrong- it IS the cleanest & best version bcuz its the only version of its kind- point being it should be appreciated, not critiqued- considering the heartwrenching circumstances -R.I.P. John Henry Bonham

[@Alexander-Lionheart_1881]

​@@jerald6023yeah first off this was over two years after Bonham died and Page hadn't played the guitar for those whole two years, and that's why he was sloppy and sounded like shit, I love Page and Zeppelin, but this was horrible, and do you honestly think this was the first time this piece of music had ever been performed on guitar to a live audience? Seriously? Yeah this definitely wasn't the first time this has been played on guitar live

[@TheMcInturff]

I want to tell you all nay sayers a word or two. Jimmy Page is light years ahead of what you understand about this man. Many many many people in the industry know him, his talent, his prowess. His personality. Page is one of a 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.❤️

[@michellemartin1937]

Happy Birthday Jimmy Page 🎸🤘🏽😎💃🏻🍾🥂❤️

[@michaelpetrosino9446]

I was at the concert in MSG Jimmy playing really unbelievable , plus he was having a A great time . The man is so soulful when he's doing his thing !!

[@DANIEL-MICHAEL22]

Jimmy playing with YOUR EARS. listen again my old friends...

[@laurastafford6217]

One of the greatest guitarist ever❤

[@shirlysmilesmusic6919]

Thanks to KZbin I'm falling in love with Jimmy Page in my 50's! Listened to LZ in the 70's and 80's but never seen them in action! 😍Awww internet thank you😘

[@ВалераСмирнов-м9м]

Пейдж, Блэкмор,, Гилмор-исключительные музыканты уровня мира, сам играю, но такого и близко не могу придумать, обязательно рядом нужна команда, спасибо всем участникам кто с ними рядом!

[@andrewwasson6153]

Jimmy Page. What can I say. He’s probably my biggest inspiration on guitar and has been for about the first time I picked up a guitar. It’s not just speed or the riffs, it’s his sense of rhythm. I play a lot of Led Zeppelin because it’s fun to play but I always come back to the recordings to work on the “swing” that Jimmy Page has when he recorded these songs. If it weren’t for Jimmy Page’s killer riffs, I may never have stick with playing guitar.

[@kathyyoung1899]

I was at this show and it was my first time seeing him. Due to circumstances beyond my control I never saw the 4 of them together. This was an intense moment. Kicked the drugs and this was one of his first appearances after the death of Bonzo. Saw the 3 of them at Live Aid 2 years later! This was a night I’ll never forget and have seen him every time he’s come to the States since.

[@alanevans930]

Kathy Young I have never seen them live as Led Zep or solo but have been a devoted fan since their first album, which is still one of rock n rolls best ever. Thanks for sharing. 🤗🤗

[@levgtz8158]

If he had kicked from all drugs one month before, then we aren't supposed to look his bones. And if he kicked one week before, it's unlikely he were able to show up at a public gig.

[@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.❤️🕊

[@stephencastro1437]

I was there too, in San Francisco. Read my commengs here.

[@jenniferstrong8475]

I never got to see them live, but my mom bought IV when it was released. I heard it in utero and all through infancy because she would put me in the bassinet over the stereo while she painted and decorated their brand new house. I can sing the entire album: hey, hey mama... goin' down, goin down, goin down. Fifty years later and it embraces me and soothes me still. ❤

[@crotalusatrox7931]

Chopin and Page, what a duo.

[@DianaKazimiera-]

It's true... absolutely WOW

[@GrumblingGrognard]

I can tell you this is ONE HELL of a CONTRAST compared to the 'show' in Dallas on the same 'tour'. He was so wasted in Dallas he could not stand up (I am being literal here, he used a chair and had to be helped to-from the stage so he would not fall over on his face). It was (also, literally) the ONLY time in my life I had front-row center tickets!....and to make it worse this was also the ONLY time I have seen any of the Led crew (yep, my favorite band). To say I was a bit disappointed would be the understatement of the century. :(

[@baileybug776]

Little did I know that I was in the presence of greatness back then. No other group of musicians have ever reached their royalty...

[@jwlansdale]

I have 12 year old piano students that can do a better rendition of this prelude than Jimmy did right here.

[@jessewolf6806]

Zep plays rock. Stones play rock AND roll!

[@lettersquash]

@@jwlansdale Yeah, this is almost unrecognisable - I guess it's meant to be (a 'homage to') Opus 28, No.4? - I discovered this last year because I was learning the piece. I was disappointed to find it's completely the wrong notes set to the wrong chords, played by someone who ought to be in rehab. Sad to read all the sychophantic comments from tone-deaf idiots.

[@Cincinnatus1869]

@@jwlansdale but nobody knows who you or they are. And frankly nobody is interested

[@Shiva108]

@@jwlansdale well, he did play some of the same notes Chopin used...😁

[@michaelburrows4722]

I actually really like this. All very well for people to criticize his playing, but the guy is clearly dealing with a lot of personal things at this point.Can you not hear it. It's raw, its honest, it's a man facing his demons square in the face.

[@rebeccarail3637]

Michael Burrows : What is your handle, luv? “Agony Uncle to the musically challenged??” Mistress Bex

[@michaelburrows4722]

@@rebeccarail3637 and what have you achieved in your life? Fuck all compared to JP I'm guessing.

[@janugur2241]

@@michaelburrows4722 I read that as "John Petrucci" for a sec lol

[@frontleftfender]

In other words its absolutely shite

[@BreakerBeat]

@martin lawrence Frusciante did it better.

[@smith9808]

He lost it later in life, but 10 years earlier he was a force and prodigy that can only be equaled by a few, never beaten. He created the best collection of riffs anybody has ever made, plus putting together the most musically gifted band the world has ever seen Led Zeppelin - which gave birth to modern rock we hear today, you can still put a Zeppelin record on and will sound more current than most modern pop songs. Jimmy page what a legend. Zeppelin will live forever.

[@johnanderson9494]

+Tom Smith zeppelin was a cover band

[@areolaman]

+Tom Smith An easy mistake, the guitar player who actually did what you describe was also called Jimi.

[@sixsixxsixxxx]

+Francisco “Disco Snuff” C leagues beyond

[@hotchilly1122]

+Tom Smith everything is saying he "lost it"....he was just on scarily high doeses of heroin. its a public fiasco...everyone knows.

[@hotchilly1122]

+Benny G doses*

[@soulvaccination8679]

The people that live 10 houses down the street from me listen to Zepplin every freaking night.Problem is the musics coming out of my house.

[@LuzMaria95]

Awesome 😎

[@onemininut]

Keep it up

[@machimasuokudasai8261]

Wot, you don’t charge then anything for the privilege? That is a problem!

[@sindilee]

I’m in love with you!! I wish you were my neighbor!!

[@francescabento1705]

Ohh Soul me to. How I miss those times. So different from now.

[@sylviacarlson3561]

Isn't that something a Rock musician playing Frederic Chopin's Prelude!! One of my favorite Chopin pieces by the way. RIP Jimmy. You were great!

[@ckedzia33]

He is alive 😂

[@infinifi2910]

This is Chopin’s Opus 28 No.4. Such talent here from Jimmy Page!

[@sheilamccarrey9533]

What a blessing. So thin. My heart breaks and beholds at the same time. Addiction...😔😔

[@salvam.4060]

am i the only one who spends the night seeing videos like this one? Edit: For some reason my phone wasn't notifying me and now, 5 years later, I have just realised my comment got more than 1K likes. I was so inspired by this video that in this 5 years I released my own music, look for my band Old Vinyl Club. EP: "Homemade Recordings". I hope you are all safe and sound in these strange times

[@LeoMottaLeerdam]

Hhaha youre not the only one xD

[@1oboeajusco586]

Nope

[@davidhughes3189]

It's 01:45 two years in the future and I'm watching it.

[@maybelike8931]

S. Moosebreath not at all. I wanted to have an early night and ended up watching Page for 3h

[@timbinger]

you're far from the only one !! This video is well worth spending the night watching. It's incredible. Anything Jimmy does is incredible.

[@harrietnix6396]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JAMES PATRICK PAGE !! ROCK ON !!

[@stephaniesmith5133]

I WAS THERE. Just a kid in high school. This was extremely COOL.

[@jimmypage5750]

Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.

[@cosmicmauve]

How I wish I could go back in time to the years when we had these artists that at least tried to communicate with the audience through their art form instead of the crap we have now that focuses on the person's identity.

[@gracielaperezleal7621]

Agree

[@dragonflyflutterby2952]

Not only Brilliant, and smart, sweet, funny and kind, but he is the most gorgeous creature I’ve ever seen, here esp. This makes my heart ache because he is the only guitarist (musician) I know of that uses his entire body to play the guitar, not just his hands. He feels it like no other. He’s a musical genius... I know some disagree, but it’s my (and thousands/millions) of others who feel the same way I do. My opinion, my life soundtrack, thank god.

[@mikeots50]

Thank You for Sharing , You are Truly an Amazing Lady and BFF ❤️💞

[@markrymanowski8400]

Chopin was full of melody and pathos. Rock stars can't resist him.

[@cobievanzanten9757]

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[@cesarcamacho2266]

United States of Eurasia

[@JesusMagicPanties]

@@cesarcamacho2266 @ camacho - macho jessie from latino pit watch yout thongs coming out from the pants :D

[@codythedoggo7671]

This is no Rock Star That's one of the greatest rock n Roll legends

[@cesarcamacho2266]

@@JesusMagicPanties wth

[@SharonDaly-ge8ij]

Human, broken, precious LOVED Thank You❤️

[@warpspeed9877]

This brings tears to my eyes...for many reasons.

[@SuperZiggyCraft]

warpspeed lmao

[@bzzhuebzzhue9978]

What is Chopin's Song?

[@labrige5210]

Génial.

[@markandersen793]

Yeah, it's painful, listening to this, I feel bad for him, video can be a blessing and curse, I'm sure Page cringes every time he watches this.

[@duncandavies1966]

​@@markandersen793 I can't imagine he watches it, but the thought of it probably keeps him off smack.

[@tomasvanecek8626]

I can listen to it every day and enjoy it the same way I did 50 years ago. Jimmy got it right the first time, with no weak number there - cant be said about any later album of LZ. The sound, engineering, production is absolutely perfect.. to the last plate reverb .. reverberation :)

[@nj5023]

He’s still mourning in this clip. You can feel it through the music.

[@Nighthawk5210]

I love the audience's wild response to Jimmy walking out onstage. He deserves it, he's the King.

[@jperryfan]

I was at this show and never heard the garden louder than it was when Jimmy came out. And growing up in NY I have attended probably close to 80 shows at MSG since 1975 plus Knicks & Ranger games. The place shook! And yeah it was the first time back after Bonzo passed. Great show overall.

[@Nighthawk5210]

@@jperryfan Oh wow, I'm so envious! I would've loved to have been there and your description of how intense and loud the applause was in person for the great Jimmy Page makes me so happy! Yes, I'd heard that Jimmy had been MIA for a few years after the tragic death of Bonzo.

[@Zootat]

Stargazer26 Elvis was King

[@kathyyoung1899]

Stargazer26 I can hear myself screaming! I was there and will never forget it. Incredible seeing Page, Beck and Clapton on stage together playing! What a night.

[@LuisJimenez-vj8ex]

Stargazer26

[@yamissilvio5341]

Thanks for sharing this .

[@chhe5433]

I am not sure what Chopin would say but as a fan of both these musicians, I love it!

[@kurtgeorge5022]

Met him in '91 with his band Coverdale & Page.. talked with him for a few minutes, one of my idol's growing up, it was surreal... and he was one cool laid back humble guy! One unique person to say the least... even his blue / grey eyes that were something that were rare to see... his autograph in exchange for me to show him where the art galleries were in Coconut grove, Miami, FL .

[@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.❤️

[@barnabavincenzo2959]

Jimmy è un mito, un grande chitarrista, forse il più bravo del mondo. Anzi sicuramente lo è. Non c'è nessuno come lui. Quando ha in mano la sua chitarra è come se fossero tutt'uno. Insieme ai LED zeppelin poi sono il massimo. Con questo ho detto tutto. Ciao a tutti, e grazie di tutto.

[@luciabenedetti3893]

Anch'io la penso come te!

[@kimi9572]

Levels of guitar playing 👇 -Easy -Medium -Hard -Very hard -Professional -Legend -Impossible -Godly -Jimmy Page

[@deliabrahaa1030]

Many many others

[@thomasg3677]

I was at one of those at MSG - still have the ticket stub. Amazing night - Clapton, Beck, Page, Cocker - all did their own sets and then played all together. Lalya was killer with those 3 guitar giants and former Cream members taking on the solos.

[@abrahamsandwich3542]

Paul Rogers: Congratulations, Mr. Page, your audition for The Firm was a grand success!

[@sandisandii2033]

No band was ever as amazing as Led Zeppelin, they were the best of the best...

[@jeanmarie3245]

They still are the best , just listen " Stairway to heaven " homage to Led Zeppelin . There is no band like them now .

[@scarlettsemail2433]

They played at a club run by two of my uncles in the 60s. One said they should have paid him the fiver for the Saturday night gig.

[@ycchen5521]

Disagree, they ARE the best.

[@jessewolf6806]

Stones

[@charlenecasoli568]

My all time favorite

[@paulortega4855]

Un genio versionando a otro...rara vez ocurre...pero cuando pasa es sencillamente sublime....

[@malibugal8670]

The GOAT!! The greatest guitarist! Jimmy as a producer is up there with the top 10. His remastered Zep works are 2nd to none

[@TMNigel]

Come on people feel the love by and Jimmy's love for the audience. We were well aware that Jimmy hadn't touched the guitar for a long time after Bonzo's death( still difficult to write the word). As we guitarists know rust never sleeps however Jimmy was inspired by these charity shows for MS and came back with Paul and the Firm soon thereafter to huge critical and audience acclaim.NT

[@TonyEnglandUK]

That really doesn't excuse this sounding like a teenager in his bedroom playing and thinking it sounded cool. Jimmy was too damn good to be responsible for this.

[@kevinflood7495]

why would anyone doubt this is Jimmy page? he was the best session musician in Britain at one time, people Page can do almost anything on guitar, P.s cheers for this video bud👍👍👍

[@OniDasAlagoas]

Thanks :)

[@briandunstan3503]

He can do anything, except play the bloody thing, that was the best he can do ..

[@nubianubia3501]

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[@kittenfuud]

He wanted to be a physicist when he grew up. It's on YT somewhere.

[@kevinflood7495]

@@kittenfuud 👍

[@tonystakis8960]

I was there at Madison Square Garden when he did this, a friend was working with the lighting crew at the time, Page was so nervous backstage walking back and forth he wasn't on drugs just a wreck with nerves and obsessed how he would play!

[@OniDasAlagoas]

Yes. He wasn't using heroin by that time, but the addiction was hitting hard.

[@trish9614]

I was there. Great show, great memories. 🤘

[@ilikechopin8112]

This video made me delve more into classical music... full of gems, endless treasure to explore!

[@tomasvanecek8626]

This has nothing in common with classical music... what are you smokin, Chopin ? :)) I played classical guitar years before I turned to rock... Zep in particular... So your comment is the silliest I´ ve ever read :)) And why do you even comment here.. with all your knowledge ? If you dont like it, just stay away... delve into whatever you like and explore the treasure we wouldnt care about you .. and your snitty remarks :) so so veiled..

[@ilikechopin8112]

@@tomasvanecek8626 It showed me that rock musicians have a musical knowledge which covers more genres, including classical. Here he plays on guitar the Prelude of Chopin in E minor, also nicknamed Suffocation, due to its sadness. Few realize this is classical music (well Chopin was more a romantic composer) Search for Prelude E minor, Chopin.

[@ilikechopin8112]

@@tomasvanecek8626 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipLKipyqrNChbdE

[@anyaa565]

@@tomasvanecek8626 The literal title of this video is “Jimmy Page’s CHOPIN PRELUDE N.4.” I hope you’re a troll, because there is no way someone can be that “silly” and claim this has “nothing in common with classical music.” It literally is a classical piece? That Chopin wrote? And it’s in the gosh darn title? It’s understandable if you are unfamiliar with classical music, but you claim to have played “classical guitar” for years, so it’s surprising you never came across this piece before and don’t recognize it. Jimmy is not the composer of this piece; Chopin is. Get off your high horse. Unless you’ve been doing so many hard dr*gs to the point of misunderstanding ilikechopin8112’s comment to THAT extent, there is no excuse for your rude reply to them. I think you owe them an apology for your “snitty remarks.”

[@tomasvanecek8626]

@@anyaa565 Lol, I´ve played classical GUITAR, not piano - so no Chopin, sorry.. but anyway.. music is music, right ? Jimmy here is high as a kite.. and I admire him for being able to even get the notes right.. on a B-bender no less... in fact, what he played here was a nod to Jeff Beck

[@chadhemingway3335]

I thought I'd heard and seen everything by age 70! (I'm curious what Chopin would say.) Thanks, Jimmy.

[@zenmeister451]

It's such a poignant piece - I'd love to have heard it in its entirety... Chopin's most melancholic piece. He asked that it be played at his funeral.

[@davidt9238]

When I die, play this video at my funeral. This crap could wake anyone up from the dead.

[@bigdripleaf9864]

this, and i believe prelude no 6 and the funeral march. i hope to learn the funeral march, as i've already learned the others. this IS quite an emotional interpretation. i really quite like it

[@zenmeister451]

@@bigdripleaf9864 Me too!

[@KrissowskiM]

Just imagine when Szopen played for queen Victoria she had totally dismissed his performance in her diaries...

[@davidvoykin]

Such emotion from the heart into the hands, truly gifts from above

[@danielkirtland9289]

clearly one of the best to pick up the guitar. how many guitar players tried to copy him but never mastered it

[@mrBDeye]

It's amazing he did this in one take without rehersal.

[@woltzwurld6760]

You have to remember, other than the concert movie, this was the first video of Page that made it to TV. It was a really different era back then. Zeppelin did not do the Latenight rock concerts in the 70s, so unless you went to a concert, you never saw them.

[@stephencastro1437]

Your comment here is completely incorrect. This is not from a TV broadcast at all!! There are many clips from european TV the feature Jimmy from his early teens playing a Skiffle number, and also quite a few clips of Zeppelin throughout it's reign. So you are quite incorrect and they are available to see here! This video was from the ARMS tour to benefit multiple Sclerosis, and his friend Ronnie Lane who was suffereng from this defvastating disease, and is not from the 70's! Nor was it from a television broadcast. This is the video footage taken of the tour. It is also not the first appearance of Jimmy on television!!!! There are many clips of Jimmy on TV from the 70's recorded throughout europe and England. There is also the footage of Jimmy and Jeff Beck playing in the Yardbirds together from the film "Blow Up" in the late 60's! This It is from early 83 as I saw the ARMS tour (I was in Highshool). Sadly, it was also the tailend of Jimmy's addiction with heroin (he might have just kicked it prior to this tour but you can still see the effects on him). He had not toured in a while, and was pulled out of a self imposed exile from playing by Clapton and Beck for this tour. Unfotrtunately, this is painful to watch as he is clearly not playing well. It could be because of his addiction and nerves not having performed live in a while. Thankfully, he overcame his addiction. You should not jump to conclusions such as this if you do not know your facts. Just saying!

[@woltzwurld6760]

@@stephencastro1437 well aren’t you the little expert. A very nasty reply to an innocent post. But if it keeps your pathetic head out of the oven a little longer, I’m glad to be of service.

[@sharonyork9415]

I love this video of Jimmy playing Chopin4 prelude ❤I’ve watched it at least 50 times already and I will everytime I see it 🎉❤🎉❤

[@stevewittenberg676]

I was there

[@HyunKiMin]

what about tuning?

[@BHJ7115]

Me too!

[@briegeburns4508]

He is *A.M.A.Z.i.n G.Jimmy Page founder of Zeppelin ..The BEST Rock Band *EVER*

[@veronicaramirez1700]

😮😮😮

[@L_V_uae]

I love this so much and for a long time💜 JP makes this composition on his own style, yet elegant and emotional!💥 I think Chopin would not criticize, and would be very grateful for the voice of GUITAR )))

[@agnostic47]

Some guitarists go on stage and reproduce the recorded music 100% precisely. Page isn't one of them. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, occasionally he produces magic. That, and the body of work he has given us, is why I always listen to Jimmy Page.

[@Carm2]

Ann and Nancy Wilson were such serious trail blazers for the coming generations of women in rock. Absolutely amazing talent!

[@ТаняРезникова-э8б]

Закрыв глаза, слушая Джими Пэйдж вернулась в юность, спасибо Джимми.

[@ЛюбовьВласенко-у4у]

Да супер просто !!!!

[@tanyaklenov7297]

@Алексей Гитара шёл бы уже, Лозу слушать..завистник

[@maxoothefrench]

Led zeppelin… unforgettable, 'till humankind's memory may remain.

[@nancysorkowitz9300]

I was at this concert. Just an amazing night! Jimmy was in such bad shape though, you had to feel really bad for him. I remember the Stairway to Heaven instrumental and all of MSG singing Robert’s parts. The best!!

[@marie-madeleinerousseau5965]

La musique classique est immortelle, L'impro de Jimmy Page sur cette oeuvre est grandiose Respect M.Jimmy Page

[@jeanpaultomolillo2821]

Les plus grands musiciens sont issus des années 70-80-90 et aussi de ces grands groupes. Malheureusement, il n'y a pas de relève, c'est très médiocre aujourd'hui même s'il y a quelques exceptions !

[@marie-madeleinerousseau5965]

@@jeanpaultomolillo2821 Plus jamais on ne connaîtra d'artistes jouant du rock de la musique classique avec la même perfection

[@Евгений-э6ж9м]

Bravo maestro.Thanks.

[@kimhanna7971]

I love the way the drummer starts in with Jimmy at precisely the right time. Awesome start.

[@aldosperti9440]

Orrore

[@larryh7760]

I'm so happy he kicked the habit. This was difficult to watch.

[@joehackney8110]

He doesn’t seem to be on heroin here. Correct me if I’m wrong but he doesn’t seem to bad here

[@Lionsdale45]

@@joehackney8110 its awful compared to how he was and he's smacked out of his head here

[@joehackney8110]

Alex Keeton yeah his playing is awful, but I’m pretty sure he isn’t on heroin and I’ve heard him worse tbh

[@larryh7760]

@@joehackney8110 trust me you can certainly find better examples of his work.

[@Lionsdale45]

Scoredchicken18 he was addicted from 76-84 so it would be impossible for him not to be on it

[@christopherone1]

my god, the sound of that crowd...so overjoyed to see him again. Such a gift...GOAT.

[@seanroche4629]

If you listen carefully to Jimmy guitar,that's his soul crying for help.thank God we didn't loose him like the other Jimi.

[@marendenison3550]

This comment healed my wounded heart after listening to this subpar performance. Thank you

[@bigdripleaf9864]

@@marendenison3550 why subpar? imho, i thought it was a rather emotional interpretation of a very nice chopin piece

[@zeus7558]

@@bigdripleaf9864 this honestly super good but i kinda prefer the version at london where jimmy was wearing blue suit

[@bigdripleaf9864]

@@zeus7558 wow, that one is really good. i honestly can't say which one i like more. i sort of prefer a recording with a less prevalent organ, but the blue suit one IS quite a lot smoother

[@Bill-tz3wg]

With Jimmy some clips are great and some are unbelievable but there are only two things anyone ever needs to know about Jimmy Page and don't you dare dispute these: 1. He's the greatest guitar player of all time 2. Even still, he's vastly underrated If Zep had been able to prevail through the tragedies of the late 70s and endured into the 80s and 90s we might still have real rock music today. At least we got that one last great show from them and Jason at the O2.

[@beatryczelupa5411]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@amund1968etc]

Hendrix

[@Bill-tz3wg]

@@amund1968etc - Hendrix was great, no doubt. I think Page's playing was far more diverse and nuanced.

[@morbidmanmusic]

anyone who ever says greatest is a ignorant fool and not trustworthy.

[@Bill-tz3wg]

@@morbidmanmusic - You just said greatest in your reply.

[@jengable4888]

An individual who truly loves playing guitar, and his fans knew it ! I would absolutely love to see some type of Led Zeppelin reunion, maybe just for one show, if possible. If it is one thing that I would like to do, is learn how to play the guitar ! I find the memorization of the notes within each and every song fascinating !

[@martinegavalet870]

Je "l'adore ", il est tellement talentueux et si "simple ". Il y a beaucoup de personnes qui devraient en prendre de la graine!!!!!!!

[@NancyMary-yu7st]

A fond d'accord merci pour votre commentaire ❤❤❤

[@johnnymarshall5828]

God bless him,as someone else in this stream said don't do drugs

[@draganmance144]

ooo o jeee

[@kimhanna7971]

First of all the crowd loves him and the part with the bow at the end is magical style.

[@dalhyeong]

he is jimeh l luv jimmy page

[@silvia7938]

Ahora apareciste, porque no vi iste cuando much@s se quejaban, yo doy la cara, Silvia y tengo 66 años! 🇦🇷🦋

[@orzelbialy8334]

I didn't expect Chopin in that version , bravo !

[@bigdripleaf9864]

i'm glad someone likes it. everyone else seems to have serious issues with the tuning, even tho it's literally a b-bender guitar, and he's bending the notes almost constantly, and it's supposed to sound like that