Jimmy Page & Jaco Pastorius -[4.30.85] - Fannie Mae (Part 2) descargar videos gratis


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Artist: Jaco Pastorius & Jimmy Page

Venue: Lone Star Cafe, New York City, NY

Date: April 30th, 1985

Song: Fannie Mea

The Story...Here Jimmy Page sits in with Jaco. Jaco introduces him saying "In case he's still in the house, I heard a rumor that Jimmy Page would like to sit in with us". At the conclusion of the jam the crowd calls for more. Jimmy Page responds "Hey listen, this mans a monster, I really came to hear him play, not me".

Comentarios

10 years ago

dortega12

who the fuck was on keabord

11 years ago

Javasteen1980

Its really sad how people pick on Page here. Personally I think he did a fine job considering what he been through. Plus I think his playing here is a lot cleaner than some if not most of his Zep live stuff.

12 years ago

Val D

Session player he was, not sure many were jazz though.

12 years ago

Scott Willingham

Page was a session jazz player before zep.

14 years ago

Zé Juninho

this does not seem jaco isto não parece Jaco

14 years ago

vdbdg

Interesting how Page still sounds like Page even playing the house guitar and probably inebriated. Funny how he manages to sneak in many of his Zep licks even when jamming with a jazz band.

14 years ago

Jason Dotson

That's Jaco singing!

15 years ago

alago85

do you like the beatles?

15 years ago

Grant Whitney

love it..... really man.... dig it

15 years ago

bootytoot

Beautiful. Go Jaco! Go Jimmy! And fuck all you haters.

15 years ago

vitalremains696

well sorry if not everyone has perfect pitch! lol

15 years ago

DSamSebe1

you have obviously never hears any live zep. your comment is exactly like saying miles davis cant improvise. it is a ludicrous statement

15 years ago

DSamSebe1

1) he had just kicked a 10-year heroine habit. 2) he didnt touch his guitar for 2 years in the early 80's 3) This is spontaneous at a club where he's probably already drunk. 3) anyone who thinks page cant improvise is an idiot. he made a career of it live.

15 years ago

DSamSebe1

if youre basing youre opinion of pagey on this jam which is totally spontaneous about 2 years after he quit heroine and hadnt been playing guitar for two years then thats all I need to say..

15 years ago

burntoast

So basically what you're saying is if someone uses incorrect grammar they don't know anything, correct? With that being said I guess you don't use much, either. You're punctuation is terrible...

15 years ago

HendrixClaptonSRV

gitlin4 agree as well.

16 years ago

burntoast

I read in an interview that he could never get into jazz. You should try listening to some live zeppelin. A lot of it is pure improvisation. You should also understand that this was '85. He was pretty fucked up.

16 years ago

burntoast

witpoaimnokwtfyatag

16 years ago

burntoast

Uhm. You're wrong. Lol Page is the best. I don' care how arrogant it sounds. It's ture

16 years ago

Gabriel Meireles

i would like to listen Jaco and SRV together...

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