Light & shade conversations with Jimmy Page
Draws on twenty years of personal interviews to cover Page's early work with such artists as Tom Jones and Eric Clapton, the creative years of Led Zeppelin, and his post-Zeppelin relationships with Robert Plant and John Paul Jones.
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New York :
Broadway Books,
c2012.
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Table of Contents:
- "There was a fight almost every time we performed"
- "I wanted to play loud" ; A conversation with Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck
- "I took full advantage of them" ; The Yardbirds according to Chris Dreja
- "I wanted artistic control in a vise grip" ; A conversation with John Paul Jones
- "Fuck the sixties! We're going to chart the new decade" ; A conversation with Jimmy Page and Jack White
- "They told us we were committing professional suicide"
- "The tours were exercises in pure hedonism"
- "It was my life
- that fusion of magick and music" ; A conversation with Led Zeppelin publicist Danny Goldbert ; Top ten Led Zeppelin guitar moments
- "I was knocked sideways" ; A conversation with Bad Company and Firm vocalist Paul Rodgers
- "I still had a lot to offer and say musically" ; An inventory of Jimmy Page's primary guitars, amps, and effects
- "We're older and wiser" ; A conversation with men's fashion designer John Varvatos
- The astrology of Jimmy Page.
