Couldn't agree more....there is something about Jimmy that no other guitarist has.

@MJEvermore853

5 жыл бұрын

Weaver Brown...or has ever had

@briano.5746

3 жыл бұрын

There is only one Jimmy Page. And thank you Universe for putting him and me on this planet at the same time!

@volverina24

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely YES 💥🔥👍

@Jpickle555

2 жыл бұрын

Fat balls

@gwyndrasterry3036

Жыл бұрын

What a pair!! Magical. 👌👌👌

I wish Jimmy would play live more often, instead of doing interviews about past times, he is such a virtuoso ✌🏻🎶🎸

@tanapatpeemanee1230

3 жыл бұрын

Agree... .. can still ahead .. like Plant doing his ways... .. furthermore !

Hats off to Roy Harper!!!!!

@Zephyrus0127

7 жыл бұрын

toolate

@psychosis420

7 жыл бұрын

Kieser Sozay I only hear this song about Roy Harper after listening to one of my favorites, Bron Y Aur Stomp.

@louiscipher5861

7 жыл бұрын

One of my faves

@loumartin8312

6 жыл бұрын

Kieser Sozay My all time number one favorite song in life!

@nernenu

5 жыл бұрын

If I wore a hat... It would come off now.

Hats off to (Jimmy) Page

@volverina24

3 жыл бұрын

Me too 👍💥🎩

This collaboration was incredible. Both of them sounding just as fantastic as the old days. Roy's voice is a little deeper in tone, than in the past, naturally, but wow he's still got it. I can't say enough about Jimmy...he has more imagination, creativity and talent than any other guitarist I've ever known. No one has ever had that "feel" to playing, producing and writing music like hes always had. I couldn't care less that he missed some notes onstage during the few yrs he was on heroin. When he wasn't strung-out, he played beautifully. Is hilarious to see the haters come out of the woodwork at the mere mention of his name...much of it stemming from spiteful jealousy, IMO. They can piss up a rope for all I care 😂

Roy Harper , probably the most overlooked poets of are time. Master guitar player , very clever, unique and humble. He may sometimes have his moments when he will slowly talk philosophy during his gigs even when heckled by the odd person, but he never gives in to that and will talk longer and slower. One of the great minds and thinkers of are generation. That's why people like Jimmy page and many others from the music world are drawn in by this man's ability to be a social critic, a voice, a poet all through his music. Roy Harper has probably had chances to sell out and make the album that the record producer wants him to make (don't get me wrong some off his later albums not up their to his standards, but he can still pull off a gem of a song on a bad album) but he has never gave in to the world of fame fortune and fakeness. He's stayed a traditional musical artist , putting bread on his table . Today in a world of false celebrities who pass somehow off as musicians or artists and make millions, Roy is an example too all the people who are real artists who put the craft ahead of fame and fortune. Easily along with musicians like Nick drake and other artists who came to light to the bigger audience after they had gone, Roy Harper will hopefully be appreciated and set an example for the world of music and poetry.

@LindaMewhirter

2 жыл бұрын

yes, I'm baffled why more of my american friends dont' know him. Im a huge fan just after discovering this year

@kayneseverino3872

2 жыл бұрын

Well said.

@unicornbeliver517

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome analogy and description,was 1984 a warning,it seems like we are there.

@davebarber3827

Жыл бұрын

Once a hippy always a hippy.

@neilcusworth1764

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the new world

I was there. Tears rolling down my cheeks. What a night!

This is why Jimmy is The Lord of the Strings 🎶🎸😍

@thesolarengineer

Жыл бұрын

Dark Lord 😉

I love hearing Jimmy play, what he was born to do. Roy has kept his voice so well.

It really is time for Jimmy to do a solo acoustic album.

@andrewburgess6417

Жыл бұрын

THis^

@Assarkask

Жыл бұрын

Isnt it just?

Tears to my eyes…I remember when Harper would try and recruit any guitar superstar that happened to be recording their Album in the same studio as him, in the 70’s…because his music was deemed un-commercial. Page, Gilmour…I have all those Albums. But to see how Page is so on top of his guitar playing in his older years compared to the end of Zeppelin or his 80’s projects where he was so doped….makes my heart sing! What a success story of a Man! Went to Hell and came back stronger!

So great to hear two incredible icons together. Roy sounds as good as ever. He is so underrated and not heard of enough. Loved the song

Wow, Jimmy looks so good

the druid and the wizard

@Lucmercurius

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. Masters of the occult .

this is why jimmy page is the greatest guitarest that has ever held the instrument..it is the essence of the guitar to be played this way..he has matured to be the best that ever was..who else from jimmy's background has been a master all techniques of play..he has shown this to be true..proving his talent for the guitar with out a sent of promulgation..this is a unusualy quiet man of rock n roll representing the roots off the guitar...and the stories told through music..he is truly amazing

@joeyhuebner10

6 жыл бұрын

Dave V- Very true, but I can't think of many guitarists, excluding Hendrix, Green, and Roy, that had Jimmy's creative mind, even if it was above his own technical ability. If Page hadn't done drugs, he would probably have pushed further with Zep's compositions. He broke a boundary between technicality and creativity that captivates me, and I respect him fully for that.

@jppage3292

5 жыл бұрын

Dave V Your opinion is just that, idiot.

@jppage3292

5 жыл бұрын

JH For me, no one was better than JP 68-72. No one came close as a player, producer, or, really band leader. Ppl always compare JP to specific players; however, no one did EVERYTHING Jimmy did during those early Zeppelin yrs. But, yea, his addictions fucked up some of his legacy. LZ was over for me creative-wise after 75. Having said that, I'd fly anywhere, pay anything, do anything to see them in concert tomorrow.

@zepman9200

5 жыл бұрын

@Dave V Let's hear what you have done on the guitar? If it's better, I will agree with your statement.

@loriholloway5866

5 жыл бұрын

This is so beautiful. Jimmy Page started as England's most in demand studio musician. Of course he can adapt to any style. He cut his teeth professional on exactly that. Do your homework before you critique.

I was there, it was a great concert even before Jimmy came on. I thought later that night that I would never see anything so good again, and 10 years on I still haven't.

this is so touching I'm crying. wow love this song, love these two.

I got so many chills when he walked out

When I heard Hats off to Roy Harper I always thought it must be an old blues man they all grew up listening to. Years later I find hes a contemporary of theirs. ;-)

Just love Jimmy "The Silver Fox" Page

This is one of the greatest combinations ever to exist.

Hats off to Roy Harper , have had a one woman Roy Harper festival in my house in Cheshire this weekend..I truly forgot how much his music touched my heart ,love to old hippies everywhere 😻

It seems like Page 's gentle and tasteful way approach to playing acoustic guitar is in contrast to his almost violent way of handling an electric one . Page and Harper make a really good duo , there styles are quite similar but always tasteful and complimentary . I could and very well might listen to this all night!Many Thanks for uplaoding .

@damonjones9606

4 жыл бұрын

Page is an enigma in many ways, but definitely had the sensitivity of a folk musician

@MongerOfStrings8222

2 жыл бұрын

He knew exactly how to handle and utilise both in the best possible ways, truly an all time great.

@apes4days254

2 жыл бұрын

@@damonjones9606 most of his style is derivative of Bert Jansch's folk style

@darrellkastin6738

Жыл бұрын

@@apes4days254 Like any great musician he pulls from a wide range of musicians: Narcisco Yepes, Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Clarence White, Lowell George (Page's favorite American band, Little Feat), Scotty Moore, James Burton, and Harper, to say nothing of all the old great blues musicians.

@andrewburgess6417

Жыл бұрын

​@@damonjones9606well said

Two masters of their art.complementing each other. Entwined in the magic of music.

Today, at age 59, I heard Roy Harper for the first time.

@alistermcmillan1039

2 жыл бұрын

mate good on you, folkjokeopus is good listen

@paramidge8935

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! Explore!

@lindadote

2 жыл бұрын

You may not have realised it but if you’re familiar with Pink Floyd, you’ve heard Roy sing. He sang “Have a Cigar” on their “Wish You Were Here” album.

@gratefuldev23

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindadote well then! I'll amend what I said, to that being the first time I knowingly heard him. Great vocal on Have a Cigar, I thought it was Roger Waters but it was Roy Harper. Hat's off!

@charlesachurch7265

Жыл бұрын

Got some catching up to do!

I was there, what a awesome performance

Jimmy Patrick Page's music will echo through time ... and add joy to all those who hear...garland near ....

Jimmy is just the coolest dude on the planet! 🐉🎸🎶🎵🧠

There is no greater or more exclusive than the acoustic guitar.and these two prove it.

Jimmy Page lives 10 minutes walk from this venue!

These guys sound great together. I would love to see them both in concert. I saw Jimmy on his Outrider tour and he was wonderful.

I'm glad Jimmy Page came out to play. He needs too he's awesome on the acoustic guitar (so is Roy btw). This is refreshing to see! Thanks for posting!

Death Wish II Soundtrack is classic. Not many musi cians could have written, composed, and produced such an interesting album. It has the Page signature quirky greatness to it. Prelude is one of my favorite songs.

I always loved Jimmy's acoustic playing as much or even more then his electric playing. His rhythm and drive really weave a story.

Even With These many years, Jimmy Page does not lose his position, his magic, his feeling of amazing guitar play. Thanks for upload the video, I am speechless.

It's was a great gig throughout ..Jimmy was the icing on the birthday cake

Thanks for your steady hand

Jimmy seems to havea thing for poets. Probably because he's one too, in his own way.

Terrific! Wonderful post!

So glad to have found this. I was there with an ex. Roy Harper was our bonding. We were together in the time of Stormcock (which had a profound effect on me) but lost contact, only to get in touch again by sheer chance many years later. Meeting up again to go to this concert was something very special. My ex died a few days ago. I was looking for something of Roy to listen to in his honour. I couldn’t have found anything better. Of course, something of Roy will be played at the funeral.

@AlistairBurnsGashead

Жыл бұрын

Hope the good memories help you get over your loss. Take care.

@sososoprano1

Жыл бұрын

@@AlistairBurnsGashead - thank you.

Just awesome 👌 thanks for awesome video!!!!!

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR POSTING THIS "OLD PRECIOUS ROCK" !!!

Thank you for posting this. It's nice to see both of these guys but especially Jimmy. He looks and plays fantastically.

Thank you for the upload , what an experience seeing two greats playing together, Especially loved the instrumental at the end .

Looking forward to seeing Roy in March for around the 30th time. A true great ✌️🚀💚

Roy, "Jimmy.....Jimmy...you can stop now.... they've all gone home. The gigs finished." Cracking track. Always play it loud.

RH vocals is awesome as ever!

Two great craftsmen.

It was a fantastic night! Hope they'll be a few more!

Wonderful - it was a privilege to see them both.

These two go way back,, Jimmy Page has s just that, no other like him,

i was in the 2nd row centre! Just brilliant!

Great soundtrack that he wrote, composed, produced, and played many of the instruments. Amazing musician and once in a lifetime talent. Great music lives on through the ages and Deathwish 2 while not exactly pop radio material is a wonderful display of Page's talents especially when considering he created it all himself to fit a particular movie and even got an album out of it. ElHombre is deaf.

wow around 140 years of guitarists there !!

We love you Roy !!!!!!....

This is the fourth time I've heard someone say page is sloppy. I feel it's almost becoming trendy among guitarists to say it. Please think before you speak people

@joeyhuebner10

6 жыл бұрын

beemelonhead1- Yeah, he was only sloppy when he was addicted to heroin (77- 83, for those who didn't know). He's definitely a player with feel, but not overly sloppy.

@Wirefox1

4 жыл бұрын

Even on a 'sloppy' day, Jimmy Page is still tens times the guitar player that anyone else is. ;)

@aaronperrotta7055

3 жыл бұрын

Yep and those same people praise sloppiness by Hendrix. It's all how they've programmed by media.

I could not have said it better, thank you. I adore Jimmy Page he is the most un celebrated guitarist with the most talent.

@christopherone1

Ай бұрын

WTH. 'uncelebrated' Jimmy is literally considered top tier one of the greatest, IMO GOAT, guitarist of all time. He wrote the most iconic music in history. I mean, his influence on music is astounding. Every guitarist wanted to be him back in the day, probably still. Cool AF dude and smart AF, too. Nothing about Jimmy Page is un-celebrated.

Two true greats!

oh goddess!!!!! that's pure magick!!!!

Must've been awesome watching this live

03:04 Thanks For The upload this is fantastic.

I love Jimmy...

Old Friends, just embracing Life and jamming!! Wonderful to see!!! Shoot me down if you can!!...

WOW !!! LOVE THIS SONG !

2 of my favorite guys

great vid.thanx.all good comments here..page is a mighty wizard

Great stuff

Brilliant!

Keep this up!

saw roy at chester gateway theatre in the late 80s WOW! SUPERB!

Loving RH vocals as ever , bless him at his age , this is awesome . JP aint that bad either !!!

Jimmy, you played very well!

maybe when he passes he will be re discovered whats wrong with music lovers today artists like roy are ignored while lesser talents are revered

@baronsaturday9560

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, you're so right. Like many many great artists, performers and musicians!

@rhodesrandall

5 жыл бұрын

Roy Harper for the Nobel prize in literature !!

@theresacarmen9847

4 жыл бұрын

Music is big business and if you don't fit the mold they can't use you.

@ChrisLawton66

3 жыл бұрын

"lesser talents" how judgmental.

@paramidge8935

9 ай бұрын

Agreed - and to the 'how judgemental' comment - without qualitative assessment - as a reasoned combination of felt experience and a broad knowledge of the subject what do we have to discern anything? A relativistic plateau of mindless, slavish and soulless consumption? The music industry and who it exploits/pushes on the consumer are not very interesting compared to the experience of something unique and life enhancing and this is where a qualitative judgement becomes absolutely necessary. Hence the right and duty to call out 'lesser talents' as the music industry bottom line in the current climate. It does not mean some great talent does not slip through today (thank goodness) - but what real talent produces is often at odds with the 'business model' for more reasons than simply sales.

Page the great !!

jimmy is unique and a genius just like jpj rp and the beast (bonzo)

hats off to roy harper

Hat's off!

Brillant Storyteller!

WE LOVE YA ROY! YOUR A TRUE BRITISH TREASURE + [CAN I HAVE THAT TENNER NOW?] never heard of the of the other bloke [lol] LOVE YA TOO MR PAGE YOUR A BLOODY LEGEND!! MAX.. L/POOL /UK

Is this still Page’s last live performance, 8 years later? If so it was an incredible and tasteful choice- great song, great rendition with these two.

@michaeltw1000

Жыл бұрын

No. 2015 Seattle Founders Award was the very last time page played live.

yes! i know of that album! they did the song "hope" on that album, that was a gilmour instrumental offered to harper. great song! i would just love to see these guys do some music together again.

@Michael-mm3fm

2 жыл бұрын

This is from Stormcock, Hope came 10 years after…

incredible....

This could very well be Jimmy Page’s last public performance

Magnificent.

Divine Duo 💥🤘🔥

Sublime.

Have a Cigar

Wow this is amazing. They do it better than the original video, set in Wales where they are both playing old school Ovations in the mountains, and are so stoned it makes the viewer quite giddy. Jimmy page has obviously made a pact with Crowley or the devil or somebody anyway because he looks fucking amazing. I was there for the Led Zep. reunion, but I would have loved t have seen this. Roy Harper played "when an old Cricketer etc" at the folk awards the other night and I thought we was fantastic

Hats off

I really want to see him... after that I can really die in peace... really. not kidding.

These are the last images of Jimmy playing the guitar. 2011.

Hey man you best for ever

Magic.

I'm fine with people enjoying themselves and lets face it Roy gives enough opportunity for fans to make themselves heard, but its too much when they carry on when he is singing. I'll look forward to see/hearing whatever you upload onto youtube after the next concert, I think everyone might be the last, lol

👍🇬🇧❤LEGENDS

I think I was unfortunate enough to have been sitting by Danny and all I can say is at least we could hear and enjoy the 2nd half of the concert ! I hope you won't be going to the next one.

It is strange how the simple combination of two acoustic guitars is so rare. These are both well known, one very well known, artists and they can do it. They were famously ridiculed on Whistle Test playing in the hills. I am not a huge fan of Roy Harper, saw a couple of times but he is his own man.

I've got tickets for centre front row for this year's gig so doubt Danny will be near me though no chance of any filming either.

@evanwolf6618

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alistaire ! Did you ever check out Bill Nelson (Be Bop Deluxe) ? I hope so . Try 'Adventures In A Yorkshire Landscape' or 'Crying to the Sky' first off . 🎶

Real musician. X

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