Eric Clapton & Very Good Friends!!!!

Eric Clapton matando as saudades do Cream, com Jack Bruce e Ginger Baker, além de dar uma duelada com Jimmy Page. Sonzeira.

Eric Clapton & Friends - The Album

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Eric Clapton & Friends - The A.R.M.S. Benefit Concert

Demorou 30 anos para que os fãs de rock pudessem ouvir novamente uma das raríssimas vezes em que três gênios da guitarra tocassem ao mesmo tempo em um palco. Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck e Jimmy Page, a santíssima trindade da guitarra inglesa, excursionou por alguns meses, ao lado de outros astros do rock, como Steve Winwood e Joe Cocker, entre 1983 e 1984, fazendo parte de uma turnê beneficente em prol da A.R.M.S., uma entidade britânica de apoio à pesquisa de uma doença chamada esclerose múltipla. Alguns dos shows foram transformados em dois concorridos vídeos em VHS chamados “A.R. M. S. Concert'', lançados em meados dos anos 90, mas jamais reeditados em DVD por questões de direitos autorais e o mesmo em relação ao áudio, só lançado uma única vez em CD, em edição limitadíssima. 

O concerto – e sua turnê norte-americana subsequente – foi organizada pelo baixista e cantor inglês Ronnie Lane (ex-Small Faces e The Faces), que foi diagnosticado com esclerose múltipla, uma doença incurável e que provoca, entre outras coisas, o atrofiamento de músicos e afeta os nervos, em 1980. Membro emérito da entidade, juntou alguns amigos para a série de concertos beneficentes para arrecadar fundos a serem aplicados em pesquisas sobre a doença e na procura de uma eventual cura. Lane morreu em 1998, aos 51 anos, bastante debilitando, de problemas cardíacos agravados pela esclerose múltipla. Na série de concertos, um momento histórico acontece: Page, Beck e Clapton tocam juntos em duas músicas, “Layla'', grande sucesso de Clapton com o Derek and the Dominos, e em “Stairway to Heaven'', superclássico do Led Zeppelin, em versão instrumental.

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Eric Clapton & Friends - 2008 - The A.R.M.S. Benefit Concert

The ARMS Charity Concerts were a series of charitable rock concerts in support of Action into Research for Multiple Sclerosis in 1983. The first (and initially planned to be the only) event took place at the Royal Albert Hall on September 20, 1983, with subsequent dates occurring in the United States, with slightly different lineups of musicians. The idea for hosting the concert was envisaged by Ronnie Lane, ex-bassist for The Small Faces and The Faces, himself a casualty of multiple sclerosis. The concert was billed as The Ronnie Lane Appeal for ARMS and featured a star-studded line-up of British musicians, including Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Steve Winwood, Andy Fairweather Low, Bill Wyman, Kenney Jones and Charlie Watts. The concert was particularly notable in the fact that it was the first occasion on which Clapton, Beck and Page, each a former lead guitarist for The Yardbirds, had performed together on stage.

DISC 1:

01. Introduction

02. Everybody Ought Make A Chance (E.Clapton)

03. Rita Mae (E.Clapton)

04. Lay Down Sally (E.Clapton)

05. Rambling On My Mind / Have You Ever Loved A Woman (E.Clapton)

06. Cocaine (E.Clapton)

07. Man Smart, Woman Smarter (A.Fairweather-Low)

08. Road Runner (S.Winwood)

09. Slowdown Sundown (S.Winwood)

10. Take Me To The River (S.Winwood)

11. Gimme Some Lovin' (S.Winwood)

DISC 2:

01. Star Cycle (J.Beck)

02. Pump (The Pump) (J.Beck)

03. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (J.Beck)

04. Hi Ho Silver Lining (J.Beck)

05. Led Boots (J.Page)

06. Who's To Blame (J.Page)

07. City Sirens (J.Page)

08. Stairway To Heaven (J.Page)

09. Tulsa Time (E.Clapton)

10. Layla (E.Clapton)

11. Goodnight Irene (Ronnie Lane & Ensemble)

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Roy Harper & Jimmy Page

03/06/2009

Roy Harper & Jimmy Page - Whatever Happened To Jugula (1985)

With a working title of Rizla due to the album's cover art (an unravelled orange Rizla pack), Jugula, as this album is often called, was released on the Beggars Banquet label (BBL60) and reached the UK Top 20. The album contains a number of original songs written by Harper. It is recorded in a fresh and spontaneous manner, often with only the unique sound of Ovation guitars and vocals. Occasionally, the arrangements are filled with synthesizer and electric guitar. This album in particular brought Harper to a new and wider audience, mainly due to Harper and Jimmy Page's appearances at the Cambridge Folk Festival in 1984, an album tour and a 15-minute televised interview by Mark Ellen on the Old Grey Whistle Test (16 November 1984). The interview featured Harper and Page playing their acoustic guitars on the side of Side Pike in the English Lake District, a somewhat different and unusual interview for the time. Songs played included "Hangman" and part of "The Same Old Rock".

This album was the fifth that Harper and Page had worked on, but the first entire record they made together.[2] Page's guitar playing is quite evident throughout the album, and is a natural complement to Harper's unique guitar work. The first track, "Nineteen Forty-Eightish", a reference to George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, crescendos with lead guitar by Page. Other tracks include "Hangman", a song that expresses the feelings of an innocent man condemned to die and "Frozen Moment", a song played entirely in the chord of C#. The title for 'Jugula' came from playing Trivial Pursuit, in order to explain to everyone how they should go about answering the questions as straight and honestly as possible I'd say, "Go for the jugula". It was going to be 'Harper & Page' for a while, but that's like selling Jimmy's name, then it went to '1214' which is the year that the Magna Carta was signed... but that was a bit esoteric. So one day we were talking and "jugula" came up, so I phoned the artist and they'd designed up to the 'Whatever happened to...' bit so I said leave it there and put Jugula at the end.

The track "Hope" originated as a tune written by David Gilmour for his second solo album About Face.[4] He asked Pete Townshend to supply lyrics, but felt that he couldn't relate to them, so Townshend used the song instead, as "White City Fighting", with Gilmour playing guitar,[4] on his album White City: A Novel.[4] Gilmour sent the same tune to Harper, whose lyrics had the same effect on Gilmour.[4] Harper used the result, "Hope", which has a markedly slower tempo,[4] on this album, with his son Nick Harper (16 years old at the time), playing the lead guitar (not Gilmour as is often mistakenly stated). A cover version of "Hope", with "Bad Speech" as an introduction, can be found on the album Eternity by the Liverpudlian band Anathema, an album that Harper also appears on.

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Jimmy Page Soundtracks

Para fans de Jimmy Page... Dois de seus inúmeros trabalhos de trilha sonora.

Death Wish II (Jimmy Page)

Charles Bronson em busca de vingança novamente, porém ao som da guitarra de Jimmy Page.

Palhinha de Violence & Guitar

Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks - Jimmy Page

Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks is an album by Jimmy Page, released on vinyl record only exclusively through his web page on the Spring Equinox, in 2012. It contained music Page produced, but never used, for the Kenneth Anger film, Lucifer Rising.

Side A

"Lucifer Rising" - Main Track (20:29)

Side B

"Incubus" (1:43)

"Damask" (2:00)

"Unharmonics" (2:04)

"Damask - Ambient" (2:02)

"Lucifer Rising - Percussive Return"

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Jimmy Page's Lucifer Rising and other sound tracks

On Tuesday 20th of March, Jimmy Page will be exhuming a musical diary of avant-garde compositions and musical experiments and releasing to the public. One track was written exclusively for the movie Lucifer's rising. The music will be available exclusively through JimmyPage.com. This release will be on heavyweight vinyl.

In addition, there will be 418 numbered copies. The first 93 copies will be signed and numbered.

The tracks will be as follows:
Side one

1.Lucifer's rising (main track)
Side Two

1.Incubus
2.Damask
3.Unharmonics
4.Damask (ambient)
5.Lucifer's rising (percussive-return)
PRICES
There are three versions of Lucifer Rising available:

Standard edition - £20
Deluxe edition - £30
Signed Deluxe edition - £195

HOW TO BUY
'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' will be available exclusively from JimmyPage.com at 14:00 GMT (UK time) on Tuesday 20th March 2012.

As with Death Wish II, we anticipate a high volume of traffic to the website on release day and, while we shall provide additional hosting support, we appreciate your patience in advance if JimmyPage.com is slower than normal during this period.

Visit JimmyPage.com at 14:00 GMT on Tuesday 20th March 2012 to buy 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks'.


SIGNED AND DELUXE EDITIONS
In addition to the standard release of 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' there will be a Deluxe edition of the album available, limited to just 418 copies. The Deluxe edition is distinguishable from the standard album by its subtle artwork variations and each copy is individually hand-numbered.

Jimmy Page has signed the first 93 copies of the Deluxe edition.


HOW TO BUY A DELUXE EDITION
For fairness, Deluxe and Signed Deluxe editions of 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' will only be available through a pre-registration system in advance of the release day.

On Monday 19th March 2012, JimmyPage.com will randomly select 418 registrants from these lists - 93 from the Signed Deluxe list and 325 from the Deluxe list - to gain exclusive access for 48 hours to purchase the corresponding product.

Those wishing to purchase either a Deluxe or Signed Deluxe edition can register their interest below. Only successful registrants will be able to purchase a Deluxe or Signed Deluxe edition within the 48-hour window. Any remaining Deluxe or Signed Deluxe editions not purchased by successful registrants during this period will then go on general sale at 14:00 GMT on Thursday 22nd March 2012.


PRE-REGISTRATION SYSTEM
1. Register
Register your interest in purchasing a Deluxe or Signed Deluxe edition between now and 23:59 GMT on Sunday 18th March 2012.

Click here to register for a Deluxe edition
(325 available priced £30)

AND

Click here to register for a Signed Deluxe edition
(93 available priced £195)


Please note: You can register for both products - once for the Deluxe edition and once for the Signed Deluxe edition - but duplicate registrations per product, per account will be invalid.


2. Selecting 418 registrants
We will randomly select and email 418 successful registrants by 18:00 GMT on Monday 19th March 2012 to confirm that a Deluxe edition or Signed Deluxe edition of 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' has been reserved for them.

Please note: Due to expected volume it will not be possible to notify unsuccessful registrants.


3. Exclusive 48-hour access
Each successful registrant will automatically be assigned exclusive access for 48 hours to purchase either the Deluxe or Signed Deluxe version of the album in the JimmyPage.com shop and be able to purchase their copy from 14:00 GMT on Tuesday 20th March 2012 until 14:00 GMT on Thursday 22nd March 2012.

Please note: Only successful registrants will be able to gain access to these products during the 48-hour window.

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