Interesting BBC Interview with Jimmy Page

[cottoneyedjoe]

Here is a link to the new BBC documentary about the BBC sessions. It aired on Christmas Day, but you have 6 more days to listen to both parts.

Here you go....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pd9x1

 

[Marble]

sweet, thanks for the link

 

[amigo30]

Good stuff, thanks.

I wish there were a way to record this interview.

 

[afterburner]

I only got to listen to part 2... any chance someone has part 1?

 

[Tone_Terrific]

I only got to listen to part 2... any chance someone has part 1?

I can't find any!

 

[jacksecret]

Good stuff, thanks.

I wish there were a way to record this interview.

i take a cheap mini to mini cord from my laptop line out to my ZOOM H2 line in.

That and TOOBLE ( google it) are fantastic.

jacksecret.

 

[afterburner]

I can't find any!

Got it. Part 1 here http://www.mediafire.com/?wzj2nzjmnel

 

[wombat66]

pt 2

http://www.mediafire.com/?jjdycniznyn

 

[trickness]

Wombat and Chem - thnx for posting the links guys, you rule

 

[zep41]

anyone able to summarize anything interesting that Page said (ie stuff we dont already know)?

I cant listen to the interview here at work.

 

[afterburner]

anyone able to summarize anything interesting that Page said (ie stuff we dont already know)?

I cant listen to the interview here at work.

A brief summary here http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20091217_jimmypage.shtml

He didn't really give much more info... but very interesting to hear about how these sessions went down.

Travelling Riverside Blues was done in one take.. very impressive! Guitar solo was overdubbed in one take too, it was implied.