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Jimmy Page

English guitarist (born 1944) · United Kingdom · Musicians

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The architect of Led Zeppelin's sound and the riff that powered a generation of rock. Rolling Stone called him "the pontiff of power riffing" - a title that stuck because the guitar work was less flash than architecture, each note a load-bearing beam.

A life in dates

2022“My vocation is more in composition, really, than anything else. Building up harmonies, orchestrating the guitar like an army - I think that’s where it’s at, really, for me.”In their words19 August 2022Jenna Scaramanga of (August 19, 2022)

Rag & Bone Man: The Rarities CollectionAlbum2014“A riff will come out of.. this whole thing of do you practice at home and all that.”In their words7 October 2014As quoted by Rachel Daniel in The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters. St. Martin's Griffin (published 7 October 2014). pp.

“[When I wrote], I'd be expanding on an idea and then I'd go back and I'd review it.”In their words7 October 2014As quoted by Rachel Daniel in The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters. St. Martin's Griffin (published 7 October 2014). pp.

“The music is lyrical without lyrics.”In their words7 October 2014As quoted by Rachel Daniel in The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters. St. Martin's Griffin (published 7 October 2014). pp.

2007A Taste of Satan (The Lucifer Rising Variation Japan Edition 2007)Album1993Coverdale · PageAlbum1992Lucifer RisingAlbum1988OutriderAlbum1985Whatever Happened to Jugula?Album1968Don't Send Me No FlowersAlbumNo Introduction NecessaryAlbum, 19681944Born9 January 1944

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  1. My vocation is more in composition, really, than anything else. Building up harmonies, orchestrating the guitar like an army - I think that’s where it’s at, really, for me.

    Aug 19, 2022, Jenna Scaramanga of (August 19, 2022), Own words

  2. A riff will come out of.. this whole thing of do you practice at home and all that.

    Oct 7, 2014, As quoted by Rachel Daniel in The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters. St. Martin's Griffin (published 7 October 2014). pp., Own words

  3. [When I wrote], I'd be expanding on an idea and then I'd go back and I'd review it.

    Oct 7, 2014, As quoted by Rachel Daniel in The Art of Noise: Conversations with Great Songwriters. St. Martin's Griffin (published 7 October 2014). pp., Own words

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Albums 8

RCRag & Bone Man: The Rarities Collection2022
AEA Taste of Satan (The Lucifer Rising Variation Japan Edition 2007)2007
CPCoverdale · Page1993
LRLucifer Rising1992
OUOutrider1988
WJWhatever Happened to Jugula?1985
DFDon't Send Me No Flowers1968
NNNo Introduction Necessary1968

Awards

Officer of the Order of the British Empire
Kennedy Center Honors
MOJO Awards

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About this person

James Patrick Page was born 9 January 1944 and spent the mid-1960s as one of London's most reliable session guitarists, the kind who showed up and made other people's records work. He joined the Yardbirds in 1966, stayed two years, and when that band collapsed in 1968 he founded Led Zeppelin in its place. The group ran until 1980, when drummer John Bonham died and the engine stopped. Page spent the decades after in a series of projects - the Firm, Coverdale-Page, Page and Plant - and played a 2007 Led Zeppelin reunion released as the concert film Celebration Day five years later. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice: with the Yardbirds in 1992, with Led Zeppelin in 1995.

Country
United Kingdom
Category
Musicians
Type
Singer / Musician
Status
living
Dates
Born 1944 · age 82

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