The Yardbirds feat. Jimmy Page - I'm A Man (1967)

[psycho*daisies]

true, but if i had to pick between seeing Charlie Parker or Coltrane play a solo for 10 minutes vs. J. Page
i'd pick...uh...

oh, man that Stax revue dvd is amazing. My friend owns it and it's the king shit. Otis, Mg's, Sam & Dave
the seats are just disposed of by the end of Otis' set...They completely win over the Norwegian crowd.
The power of original music. That's what I'm talkin about! nice.

[Poorbob]

I have that DVD! Cool stuff. Page's style was always very sloppy, play as fast as you can type stuff imo. That, unfortunately, got emulated by a bunch of people. Clapton, again imo, demonstrates how to still have that feel but make it musical. I just say play what you feel and the music you like and what will happen will. Or in Pagey's favorite saying, "Do What Thou Wilt."

[psycho*daisies]

i'm not knockin Page either. He's definitely one of the finest guitarists of the 60's.
Just talking about how music changed when it became Stadium Rock, i guess...

[Stu]

Damn, that's really great stuff. I see a lot of Matamp in the backline.

Klemt Showstar, I think.

[Philip]

Just talking about how music changed when it became Stadium Rock, i guess...

Tis the loss of innocence in the music.

[chetz]

Music is still there, one must search a little deeper. I love going to small venues and hearing some great work.....I am 52 nand still do it.

Peace,
Jeff