A lot of Pagey haters. All I can say is "pull that off when you are 79", all he has done for rock and roll not to mention inspire countless guitarists. The man is the top shelf.
Only idiots can hate Jimmy Page. or Zeppelin. Seriously. I can be a withering critic if I feel like it, but Zeppelin? With the greatest rock vocalist and drummer of all time (fine, MAYBE top three, but Plant is easily the contender for best male rock vocalist, just timbre alone, not to mention his early wailing chops). Jimmy Page was a master of blues rock mixed with what pretty much noone else added - AUTHENTIC MEDIEVAL English folk. No one can touch Led Zeppelin. No one's come close. Friends on Led Zeppelin. Kashmir. Achilles Last Stand. Critics, give up, history ignores you forever.
I am truly surprised by some of the negative comments. You either don't know Link Wray, or don't understand Jimmy Page. This clip is not supposed to be some master class on guitar shredding, it's a tribute to one of rock's early pioneers. To me it's a beautiful gesture from Jimmy Page. It's a thank you. For some of you, thanks for nothing.
@EricHansen-fr3cz That's awesome. First time saw them 1972. Opened with the Immigrant Song. Man that was fantastic. Don't care what anyone thinks Zeppelin was a great band.
Why are people criticizing this? Because it’s simple chords? It’s spot on. Played just the right way with some attitude. Great job Jimmy. Good to see you back on stage. Well deserved Link.
Awesome! Remember the documentary ”It might get loud” when Jimmy took out this favourite single of his collection 45 rpm and demonstrated air guitar riffs! Legendary cool to see Mr. Page do it live. Respect!
To everyone who is hating on his playing here, this man has provided us with some of the greatest guitar compositions of all time, not to mention his adept production skills. He has NOTHING to prove to anyone, his body of work speaks for itself.
accomplishments aside he’s also 79 yrs old and id hope people would take that into consideration. Getting old sucks and im sure he’s well aware that his fingers/hands dont do what they used to do in his prime during the 70s
Exactly. All famous musicians will have some detractors. Personal tastes may vary but you have to give credit and respect where it's due and this man has certainly earned his place among the greats.
Listen to the original version. All Page is doing is covering it perfectly as a tribute. How is it his fault the song is simple. Both Page and Beck freaked on this song.
He is so humble to play “ rumble” as it should be played. No shame in recreating a tune authentically that inspired him many years ago No ego just pure respect !
A note to ANYONE downplaying this performance, if you have love at all for Led Zeppelin... if you have love at all for Rock 'N Roll... then I say to you..... You are, QUITE LITERALLY treading on the grassroots of holy grounds..... Fifteen years ago, in the movie "It Might Get Loud", Jimmy Page spends a full segment expressing the impact Link Wray's "The Rumble" had on him. One could go so far to say: "If it weren't for THIS SONG, Led Zeppelin may not exactly be what it is today." ...more so, I believe it even necessary to consider: "If it weren't for THIS SONG, Led Zeppelin _itself_ may not exist." ...And we _all_ damn well know that Rock 'N Roll would be a shell of what it is today if Led Zeppelin was _any less_ than it was. Jimmy Page, standing on stage at 80 years old, playing THE SONG that influenced him at 14 years old. Jimmy Page, inducting one of his _personal predecessors_ into the Hall of Fame. Music. Rock 'N Roll. Passing the torch. Humanity. Life. And yet... you numb-skulls have the _audacity_ to speak.
Of course is a bootleg take, with…a telephone? We return to the bootleges crap, but I like it..worst is nothing of Jimmy Page, in the shadows, with his talent.
@@MsAppassionata 2023. Fast and cheap. Nothing sacred anymore. Desensitized to the genuinely awe-inspiring, and worthwhile. "Dull" if it's anything other than 15 seconds of a monkey-brain 'dopamine hit'.
I think we should treat these moments as great blessings. I personally don't care if Jimmy Page plays Mary Had a Little Lamb, it is incredible to listen to him play. It's not just about the song or how well he plays. It is the legend, the presence, the persona and the mystique. Jimmy Page IS one of it not the greatest rock and roll guitarists of all time. Period. His performance gave me goosebumps, as it usually always does. What better person to induct Link Wray? He himself was the essence of cool, just as is Jimmy Page. The song Rumble is so simple, yet so powerful. The greatest guitar songs and riffs don't need lyrics or vocals. If you get a chance, find the out take of Kashmir on CZcams. Just the riff played over an over for 10 minutes. Awesome! Not making excuses here, but Jimmy Page is over 70 years old! Give the man a break for God's sake! I think there is a misperception that musicians or singers should be as good as when they were young. After all, it's only music. It's not too physical? Really? I used to pitch baseball at a fairly high level back in the day, but now can't throw a ball 20 feet. I believe one of the main reasons Led Zeppelin hasn't toured for years is because the music is so damn intricate, and physical! It took incredible energy and stamina to play and sign like that. The band doesn't want to play like that. The same reason I don't want to pitch baseball again! Again, it's a miracle and a blessing to see these legends perform. Remember that every time you see them may be the last.
People might not get how significant this music was to nearly every rock guitarist of the 60s. But Jimmy speaks of it reverently, as a pivotal launching of his passion for the guitar's expressive possibilities. This performance is pretty amazing, even though the chords and notes are simple. How he builds on the progression and maintains tension with perfect rhythm is pretty enigmatic. Jimmy always plays with his heart and soul. He breathes and sings, roars and sighs, like the power and motion between the celestial and terrestrial world grinds out the landscape.
What a respectful and beautiful tribute to Link Ray from one of the greatest guitar players ever. We don't see Mr Page very often anymore, but when we do, it's like this:smooth, dignified and at ease with himself. It serves to polish his legend.
How could anybody be soooo cool at 79? Being Jimmy Page. Props to him for this heartfelt tribute to his hero, the magnificent lord of the power chord, Link Wray!
This is his favourite song. By Link Ray "Rumble". I sawJimmy talk about this song during his show "It Might Get Loud", last year. Always one of my fav songs too, since I was a kid.
I'm 63 and play guitar. When I first started playing at 15. I wanted to be Jimmy Page so badly , to even come close and play chords like him was spiritual and I still hit Whole lotta Love with guts . 😊
I don’t play guitar but to me this sounds pretty close to the original. What are people complaining about exactly? It’s not a complex song but…isn’t the point here to sound like the original and not just shred or whatever? What am I missing? Edit: I guess I’m not missing anything. Anybody who complains this is boring doesn’t seem to know what he’s covering. Dummies
Page playing Link Wray...like only Page can! Love it. He made mention of loving the song several years ago in a video he was in about his playing style, I guess he finally got his chance to play it. True badass 50's rock n' roll.
'It might get loud' very early in this movie there is a segment where he reverently removes the LP from its jacket, places it on the turntable, needle goes down and we all get treated to Pagey-face nodding along with the opening chords. This is first class Jimmy Page paying homage to one of his inspirations.
Jimmy is now 80 yrs. of age as of Jan. 9, 2024. Most recently, he did the ribbon-cutting for The Gibson Guitar Garage, along with Tony Iommi, and Brian May. Jimmy is still the Gold Standard !
This is beyond awesome and so cool to see the iconic Jimmy Page playing in public after so many years! He sounds, plays and looks great and completely "NAILS" Link Ray's "Rumble." I'm a huge JP and Led Zeppelin fan and I wasn't expecting JP to do this at these festivities. It had been reported through various media outlets that he would be attending this, but it was unclear in what regard. Some were saying perhaps with Link Wray or Kate Bush as he as spoken so well of the latter in the past, attended some of her concerts and one of his favorite music artists. Jimmy is now just two months shy of his 80th birthday and I hope this inspires him to perform more in public for at least a bit more. If not, this will certainly be something he is always remembered for as it was an incredible performance. Even at just over two minutes! WOW!!!!! Thank you Jimmy!
Jimmy fell in love with the song "Rumble" in 1958 when he was 14 deciding on the spot that electric guitar would be his Life. It's GREAT to see him paying tribute to his beloved Hero Link Wray. "The Circle Of Life."
Good to see Jimmy again. He inspired generations of guitarists. Nice song as tribute to his fellow guitarist and co-legend Mr Jeff Beck 😊 rock n roll never dies
Well, that was the coolest thing I've seen so far in my 64 years of life. Wray only needed music for people to do the Stroll to. We wrote this. And it became an epic piece of rock and roll history.
Rumble …I listened to it with the Dave Clark Five, with a father ‘s friend stereo of valves, loud loud, and I was very surprised, enjoyed a lot a lot what rock and roll was about with the electric guitar at high volume but with HIFI quality sound…and still to come a guy named Jimi Hendrix. Wow a lot of fun with artists.
Jimmy playing Link's classic on a twelve-string is awesome! It's about time Link was inducted! I was introduced to Link in the mid-70s through my friends at a local record store. The owner said "you love twangy guitar? Lsten to THIS!" Out from the speakers poured this massive riff. WOW! Link Wray! The one and only!
It’s amazing to see jimmy page play the rumble, in honor of Link Ray, he did it with finesse. I personally seen Link Wray live in concert, in the 1970 s his music was so powerful. Jimmy played it magnificently, I closed my eyes for a few seconds, and felt the magic of Link Wray. This was the driving force in me, to attend hundreds of concerts in my life time. I have seen Led Zeppelin 2 times, and Jimmy Page guitar playing was taken to Higher levels ever seen or heard. To all the negative people out there he has nothing to prove, keep on rocking Jimmy, your true fans stand behind you.
80 years old- a legend indeed….rarely a day goes by without some zeppelin- since the very first time listening to LZ 2 while getting high with a group of friends just enjoying music. After it ended, I sat up and asked “ who is this”. They all laughed and proceeded to turn me into the rest of the magic. I was 14!!!!
As a Link Wray fan and a Jimmy Page fan, this short video is one of the best I’ve ever seen ! Got to see Link do this years ago, but never saw zeppelin.
Snarky comments aside, Page did great on this! The urge to rip it up was probably huge, and it paid it high homage instead, and very well indeed! Thanks for posting this!
It's a crime Link wasn't inducted when he was alive, but still this is awesome! Jimmy does a great job here! Also I'm really grateful to have seen Link Wray perform live twice.
A lot of Pagey haters. All I can say is "pull that off when you are 79", all he has done for rock and roll not to mention inspire countless guitarists. The man is the top shelf.
All I can say is Jimmy Page fucks kids
Number #1.
Only idiots can hate Jimmy Page. or Zeppelin. Seriously. I can be a withering critic if I feel like it, but Zeppelin? With the greatest rock vocalist and drummer of all time (fine, MAYBE top three, but Plant is easily the contender for best male rock vocalist, just timbre alone, not to mention his early wailing chops). Jimmy Page was a master of blues rock mixed with what pretty much noone else added - AUTHENTIC MEDIEVAL English folk. No one can touch Led Zeppelin. No one's come close.
Friends on Led Zeppelin. Kashmir. Achilles Last Stand. Critics, give up, history ignores you forever.
Pagey is the GOAT!
Absolute agree!👍
I am truly surprised by some of the negative comments. You either don't know Link Wray, or don't understand Jimmy Page. This clip is not supposed to be some master class on guitar shredding, it's a tribute to one of rock's early pioneers. To me it's a beautiful gesture from Jimmy Page. It's a thank you. For some of you, thanks for nothing.
As someone who has seen Page 7 times live (4 times with Zeppelin) I agree.
So agree!
@@richhopson6063 100% Saw Zep 3x times 75. & 77 ..2 times Great 👍
@EricHansen-fr3cz
That's awesome. First time saw them 1972. Opened with the
Immigrant Song. Man that was fantastic. Don't care what anyone thinks Zeppelin was a great band.
Rock God period.
Jimmy Page plays it just like Link Wray wrote it to show his respect for one of his childhood guitar heroes.
Coolest thing I ever saw was Page being so pumped listening to this song he actually started doing air guitar lol
Why are people criticizing this? Because it’s simple chords? It’s spot on. Played just the right way with some attitude. Great job Jimmy. Good to see you back on stage. Well deserved Link.
Absolutely. The spaces between the chords are just as beautiful. The real thing.
Because they are ignorant. Most of them probably know nothing about Link Wray.
Two months away from his 80th birthday, and Jimmy still has the moves.
This is actually the song, that made him want to play guitar. He speaks about it, when he was young ( listening to records ). Love Led Zeppelin.
Awesome! Remember the documentary ”It might get loud” when Jimmy took out this favourite single of his collection 45 rpm and demonstrated air guitar riffs! Legendary cool to see Mr. Page do it live. Respect!
I do!
Not only air guitar… he had a vintage air amplifier with an air tremolo knob 😂 …his parts of that documentary are just incredible.
@@JU5TINPDX Don't forget the air Teremin
To everyone who is hating on his playing here, this man has provided us with some of the greatest guitar compositions of all time, not to mention his adept production skills. He has NOTHING to prove to anyone, his body of work speaks for itself.
accomplishments aside he’s also 79 yrs old and id hope people would take that into consideration. Getting old sucks and im sure he’s well aware that his fingers/hands dont do what they used to do in his prime during the 70s
Exactly. All famous musicians will have some detractors. Personal tastes may vary but you have to give credit and respect where it's due and this man has certainly earned his place among the greats.
Listen to the original version. All Page is doing is covering it perfectly as a tribute. How is it his fault the song is simple. Both Page and Beck freaked on this song.
He is so humble to play “ rumble” as it should be played. No shame in recreating a tune authentically that inspired him many years ago No ego just pure respect !
Page played it exactly as he meant to play it.
A living legend.
Indeed. Truly.
There is nobody close to his influence. Rock n' roll wouldn't be the same without him.
A note to ANYONE downplaying this performance, if you have love at all for Led Zeppelin... if you have love at all for Rock 'N Roll... then I say to you..... You are, QUITE LITERALLY treading on the grassroots of holy grounds..... Fifteen years ago, in the movie "It Might Get Loud", Jimmy Page spends a full segment expressing the impact Link Wray's "The Rumble" had on him.
One could go so far to say: "If it weren't for THIS SONG, Led Zeppelin may not exactly be what it is today." ...more so, I believe it even necessary to consider: "If it weren't for THIS SONG, Led Zeppelin _itself_ may not exist."
...And we _all_ damn well know that Rock 'N Roll would be a shell of what it is today if Led Zeppelin was _any less_ than it was.
Jimmy Page, standing on stage at 80 years old, playing THE SONG that influenced him at 14 years old.
Jimmy Page, inducting one of his _personal predecessors_ into the Hall of Fame.
Music.
Rock 'N Roll.
Passing the torch.
Humanity.
Life.
And yet... you numb-skulls have the _audacity_ to speak.
Of course is a bootleg take, with…a telephone? We return to the bootleges crap, but I like it..worst is nothing of Jimmy Page, in the shadows, with his talent.
Exactly. This tune changed a lot in 1958. It's a badass march into gang warfare. Still cool today.
😂😂😂 Apparently, many people are capable of speech without having a brain. It appears to be quite common these days.
@@MsAppassionata 2023. Fast and cheap. Nothing sacred anymore. Desensitized to the genuinely awe-inspiring, and worthwhile. "Dull" if it's anything other than 15 seconds of a monkey-brain 'dopamine hit'.
2 months away from 80 and Jimmy's still got game.
And that ladies and gentlemen is what Rock and Roll's about Jimmy Page❤
Link Wray finally got admitted! The HOF finally got something right. Spot on performance by Jimmy Page.
I think we should treat these moments as great blessings. I personally don't care if Jimmy Page plays Mary Had a Little Lamb, it is incredible to listen to him play. It's not just about the song or how well he plays. It is the legend, the presence, the persona and the mystique. Jimmy Page IS one of it not the greatest rock and roll guitarists of all time. Period. His performance gave me goosebumps, as it usually always does. What better person to induct Link Wray? He himself was the essence of cool, just as is Jimmy Page. The song Rumble is so simple, yet so powerful. The greatest guitar songs and riffs don't need lyrics or vocals. If you get a chance, find the out take of Kashmir on CZcams. Just the riff played over an over for 10 minutes. Awesome! Not making excuses here, but Jimmy Page is over 70 years old! Give the man a break for God's sake! I think there is a misperception that musicians or singers should be as good as when they were young. After all, it's only music. It's not too physical? Really? I used to pitch baseball at a fairly high level back in the day, but now can't throw a ball 20 feet. I believe one of the main reasons Led Zeppelin hasn't toured for years is because the music is so damn intricate, and physical! It took incredible energy and stamina to play and sign like that. The band doesn't want to play like that. The same reason I don't want to pitch baseball again! Again, it's a miracle and a blessing to see these legends perform. Remember that every time you see them may be the last.
Almost 80
Yrs old. Born in 1945😮
Jimmy could play, "Tip Toeing Through The Tulips" and I still check it out!
When a master plays a tribute to a master
People might not get how significant this music was to nearly every rock guitarist of the 60s. But Jimmy speaks of it reverently, as a pivotal launching of his passion for the guitar's expressive possibilities. This performance is pretty amazing, even though the chords and notes are simple. How he builds on the progression and maintains tension with perfect rhythm is pretty enigmatic. Jimmy always plays with his heart and soul. He breathes and sings, roars and sighs, like the power and motion between the celestial and terrestrial world grinds out the landscape.
The Lord of the strings :The return of the King ❤
Jimi got rezzed?
Lord of the bottle
Tony Iommi is the 👑
God comment right here ❤
😫🤭
What a respectful and beautiful tribute to Link Ray from one of the greatest guitar players ever. We don't see Mr Page very often anymore, but when we do, it's like this:smooth, dignified and at ease with himself. It serves to polish his legend.
How could anybody be soooo cool at 79? Being Jimmy Page.
Props to him for this heartfelt tribute to his hero, the magnificent lord of the power chord, Link Wray!
People don’t realize the blessing of seeing Page on that Red double neck just one more time! That was his HAMMER! One of them that is…
He's the best of the best. And he does it with such class. Class act.
This is his favourite song. By Link Ray "Rumble". I sawJimmy talk about this song during his show "It Might Get Loud", last year. Always one of my fav songs too, since I was a kid.
And you know how much he loves it when breaks out the old air guitar to play along lol
He looks tour ready to me!!
Only young people would complain about an 80 year old legend still moving his fingers.
Two months away from 80, but still have more swag and cool than anybody 🤐
He looked like he was having a blast. Hope this means there’s more to come!
Remember that scene from It Might Get Loud now? He wasn’t just fooling around. He REALLY loves this track!
yeah
I'm 63 and play guitar. When I first started playing at 15. I wanted to be Jimmy Page so badly , to even come close and play chords like him was spiritual and I still hit Whole lotta Love with guts . 😊
79 years old and still rockin'
JP playing the famous double neck !!! A LEGEND!!
Jimmy is still the man and the one who created the best rock band ever. Well done my brother. Much love and respect.
Jimmy has been a huge fan of Link Ray for many years.
He's been waiting to play that song live most of his life.
It's a dream come true for Jimmy.
Jimmy should have gone right into “Communication Breakdown” and freaked them all out.
When you've hit a home run you walk off the field.
I don’t play guitar but to me this sounds pretty close to the original.
What are people complaining about exactly? It’s not a complex song but…isn’t the point here to sound like the original and not just shred or whatever?
What am I missing?
Edit: I guess I’m not missing anything. Anybody who complains this is boring doesn’t seem to know what he’s covering. Dummies
About time Link Wray was inducted. And with JP doing the tribute wow!
the man, the myth, the legend, never disappoints
Jimmy Page never lost his touch🎸
Page playing Link Wray...like only Page can! Love it. He made mention of loving the song several years ago in a video he was in about his playing style, I guess he finally got his chance to play it. True badass 50's rock n' roll.
'It might get loud' very early in this movie there is a segment where he reverently removes the LP from its jacket, places it on the turntable, needle goes down and we all get treated to Pagey-face nodding along with the opening chords. This is first class Jimmy Page paying homage to one of his inspirations.
Never has there been a more simple yet unmistakable chord progression and guitar riff. A classic ;-)
Jimmy is now 80 yrs. of age as of Jan. 9, 2024. Most recently, he did the ribbon-cutting for The Gibson Guitar Garage, along with Tony Iommi, and Brian May. Jimmy is still the Gold Standard !
Saw Plant & Page in 1995 in Orlando, FL. He was AWESOME!
One of the Best guitarist's,,in the World
Jimmy Paige is still one of the all time greats sounds and looks fabulous can’t believe he is 79.
There's cool and then there is Jimmy Page cool!!!
As my good mate said "he can just walk on the stage, that's enough" Jimmy was Zeppelin.
Love that part in It Might Get Loud, when Jimmy breaks out the record and his face lights up like a 10 year old kid.
This is beyond awesome and so cool to see the iconic Jimmy Page playing in public after so many years! He sounds, plays and looks great and completely "NAILS" Link Ray's "Rumble." I'm a huge JP and Led Zeppelin fan and I wasn't expecting JP to do this at these festivities. It had been reported through various media outlets that he would be attending this, but it was unclear in what regard. Some were saying perhaps with Link Wray or Kate Bush as he as spoken so well of the latter in the past, attended some of her concerts and one of his favorite music artists. Jimmy is now just two months shy of his 80th birthday and I hope this inspires him to perform more in public for at least a bit more. If not, this will certainly be something he is always remembered for as it was an incredible performance. Even at just over two minutes! WOW!!!!! Thank you Jimmy!
Jimmy fell in love with the song "Rumble" in 1958 when he was 14 deciding on the spot that electric guitar would be his Life. It's GREAT to see him paying tribute to his beloved Hero Link Wray. "The Circle Of Life."
THE BEST AND MOST IMPORTANT PERSON WHEN IT COMES TO ROCK
pretty much
Good to see Jimmy again. He inspired generations of guitarists. Nice song as tribute to his fellow guitarist and co-legend Mr Jeff Beck 😊 rock n roll never dies
Finally you are alive and well, the Jimmy Page genius.🎉
Great too see him up on a stage.
Jimmy's fave tune and he kills it. That was rock and roll.
I absolutely love this guy. When I heard him first play, I yelled he is going to be the best guitar ever. Damn was I right!!! B
79 and Jimmy Page is still one of the best guitarist ever!
This will be one of the coolest moments in Page’s legacy. He’s still got it!
What a treat that was!! Lucky audience.
Love seeing page play live again!! He's still got it!! Rock on
Well, that was the coolest thing I've seen so far in my 64 years of life. Wray only needed music for people to do the Stroll to. We wrote this. And it became an epic piece of rock and roll history.
Jimmy is a legend. And that’s that.
There ya go 🎸
80 years old tomorrow. Happy birthday, Jimmy!
Nice tribute from the living legend, well done! Still Jimmy Page!!! 🎸
Page Is everything
I've never seen or heard of anyone hating Jimmy Page. He's one of the greatest of all times..
YES, and he's also very generous to other musicians, always singing their praises. Such admiration and respect to his Zep bandmates, too.
Nobody is cooler than Jimmy Page. 👍👍
Jeff Beck maybe?
@@emilyoshiroI agree 100%
not anymore and never was@@emilyoshiro
The old wizard still has it.
We really do need a stairway to Heaven Jimmy. If anyone can do that, it's you
JPP, the greatest riff guitarist of all time playing a great riff. Everyone relax.
That was the first song I learned how to play on guitar back in the 60s
Rumble …I listened to it with the Dave Clark Five, with a father ‘s friend stereo of valves, loud loud, and I was very surprised, enjoyed a lot a lot what rock and roll was about with the electric guitar at high volume but with HIFI quality sound…and still to come a guy named Jimi Hendrix. Wow a lot of fun with artists.
Yeah for years Jimmy said this song blew his mind. Glad he got to be there :)
Somehow very powerful. I hope it's not the last time we see him on stage.
Jimmy playing Link's classic on a twelve-string is awesome! It's about time Link was inducted! I was introduced to Link in the mid-70s through my friends at a local record store. The owner said "you love twangy guitar? Lsten to THIS!" Out from the speakers poured this massive riff. WOW! Link Wray! The one and only!
Love to see Jimmy still doing his thing on the double neck guitar.
Still sounding great Jimmy!
Happy birthday to Jimmy Page
Only one can give a tribute to
Another Icon. Jimmy is coolest
man alive
Jimmy plays the track that got him into music
He's still got it.
After all these years, Jimmy Page has still got it!!
Jimmy please be with us FOREVER!!!!!!
Eres él mejor el pintiko de Vega
It’s amazing to see jimmy page play the rumble, in honor of Link Ray, he did it with finesse. I personally seen Link Wray live in concert, in the 1970 s his music was so powerful. Jimmy played it magnificently, I closed my eyes for a few seconds, and felt the magic of Link Wray. This was the driving force in me, to attend hundreds of concerts in my life time. I have seen Led Zeppelin 2 times, and Jimmy Page guitar playing was taken to Higher levels ever seen or heard. To all the negative people out there he has nothing to prove, keep on rocking Jimmy, your true fans stand behind you.
Link Wray was The Man!
legend playing a truly legendary timeless tune
80 years old- a legend indeed….rarely a day goes by without some zeppelin- since the very first time listening to LZ 2 while getting high with a group of friends just enjoying music. After it ended, I sat up and asked “ who is this”. They all laughed and proceeded to turn me into the rest of the magic. I was 14!!!!
Those were the days 👍😄
One of the best rock'n'roll guitares, lever.
James Patrick Page, can still make those strings sing,rumble on Jimmy,☮️🎵
So wonderful to see Jimmy playing his Gibson EDS- 1275 once again!🎸
He the coolest- the original O.G. hard rock superstar
He's still got it our Jimmy! The coolest guy on the planet! He loves that riff.
As a Link Wray fan and a Jimmy Page fan, this short video is one of the best I’ve ever seen ! Got to see Link do this years ago, but never saw zeppelin.
If you've seen "It Might Get Loud" then you know how special this song is to Jimmy.
It's Jimmy. Say no more! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow. A 12 string Gibson SG. Love the sound a Gibson SG gives. One of the best guitars ever made. A real legend Jimmy Page. Look and Learn kids!!!❤
The guitarist and the song that birthed hundreds of legends.. Link Wray “Rumble”
No better peice of music for him to play, and no one better to play it. Legendary song
It's Jimmy Page, what more do you need to say!❤❤
Still got the swag.
Love it. 😎 👍
#JimmyPageLegend
STILL THE GOAT !!!!!!!!
legend on stage ! James Patrick Page !!
Snarky comments aside, Page did great on this! The urge to rip it up was probably huge, and it paid it high homage instead, and very well indeed! Thanks for posting this!
It's a crime Link wasn't inducted when he was alive, but still this is awesome! Jimmy does a great job here! Also I'm really grateful to have seen Link Wray perform live twice.
Amazing see him in present times, playing the legendary sg double neck
Jimmy page is the reason why I started playing guitar ❤ ..still very influential and amazing to me