Who is Jimmy Page?

In the world of Rock and Roll, few other guitarists can attribute the revolution of the ability of guitar and rock sound in general than Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page was born and grew up in England, and during the sixties he became a assembly studio that played with many bands and musicians who long for his records of a solid talented guitarist. After Page honored his skills as a musician in the studio, the scene was prepared for his own music work, a pioneering rock band, Led Zeppelin. The band enjoyed a slight success, but began a rapid drop after Beck left the band. To maintain the tour, Jimmy Page was on board the singer Robert Plant, bassist John Paul Jones and drummer John Bonham. The newly reformed band under the Creative Lead Jimmy Page ended tour and eventually changed the name to Led Zeppelin, a label originally created by John Entwistle of the Who.

with your new set and quantityI am creating ideas for the future of the band with Jimmy Page took over the creative lead on all the subsequent albums of Led Zeppelin. Revolutionary musician Rock and Roll, Page began to play with new sounds and electronic effects, such as a delay of reverse tape that basically turned notes selected on the guitar. Although it is questionable who invented this technique, Page said in the interviews to its discovery and implementation.

One technique that Jimmy did not invent, but certainly famous, was his practice playing on a guitar using a violin bow that created a unique sound that in the past on Records Rock and Roll, which was not widely heard. He was also notorious by using a double -neck guitar, heard on such famous recordings as "staircases in heaven". Page, although certainly extremely experimental musician tried to create a sound that combined elements of already established genres such as blues, rock, folk and jazz. In tOmto efforts were largely.

The sound of Jimmy Page was based on his equipment: Gibson Gibson's guitar Paul played through Marshall Amplification. He used various effects such as WAH pedal, as well as to create his signature sound. For his double -cut guitar, he usually used Gibson 1275, which had a body similar to the Gibson SG, but with two necks, one typical six chains and the other twelve chains.

The impact of

Page on Led Zeppelin disappeared in the age of 70, when its use of drugs began to influence its creative production and its physical and mental health. He had less creative entry on the studio album Led Zeppelin when he spent more and more time cocaine and heroin. In 1980, Drummer Led Zeppelin, John Bonham, died of day and at night while drinking excessive drinking, choked on his vomiting while he slept. Shortly thereafter, Jimmy Page kicked his drug custom, but Led Zeppelin had already dissolved as a result of Bonham's death. Despite this short end, Jimmy Page continued to be known as a fertile guitarist andAs an innovative musician combining technological progress and thorough understanding of music genres to create a revolutionary sound in Rock and Roll.