Jimmy Page - Hip Young Guitar Slinger & His Heavy Friends (1963

Jimmy Page - Hip Young Guitar Slinger & His Heavy Friends CD (2007) To MP3 320 Kbit/s. Included CD Covers & This Info. Review by Al Campbell Hip Young Guitar Slinger and "His Heavy Friends" focuses on Jimmy Page's work as a session guitarist for the Immediate and Pye labels in the '60s. The first disc includes the poppier end of his work behind Gregory Phillips, the Kinks and Nico, while the second disc finds him in more familiar territory backing English blues masters like Eric Clapton, John Mayall and Jeff Beck. Fans of Led Zeppelin won't find any lost gems here, but this collection does shine a light on Page's successful pre-Zep music career. [Castle issued a remastered edition in 2007.] CD 1 01. Who Told You - Carter-Lewis And The Southerners - 1963 02. Angie - Gregory Phillips - 1963 03. Please Believe Me - Gregory Phillips - 1963 04. Somebody Told My Girl - Carter-Lewis And The Southerners - 1963 05. Skinny Minnie - Carter-Lewis And The Southerners - 1964 06. Kelly - Wayne Gibson And Dynamic Sounds - 1964 07. See You Later, Alligator - Wayne Gibson And Dynamic Sounds - 1964 08. Revenge - The Kinks - 1964 09. Bald-Headed Woman - The Kinks - 1964 10. A Certain Girl - The First Gear - 1964 11. Leave My Kitten Alone - The First Gear - 1964 12. Help Me - The Primitives - 1964 13. Let Them Talk - The Primitives - 1964 14. We'll Sing In The Sunshine - The Lancastrians - 1964 15. Was She Tall - The Lancastrians - 1964 16. You Said - The Primitives - 1965 17. How Do You Feel - The Primitives - 1965 18. The "In" Crowd - The First Gear - 1965 19. Gotta Make Their Future Bright - The First Gear - 1965 20. The Bells Of Rhymney - The Fifth Avenue - 1965 21. Just Like Anyone Would Do - The Fifth Avenue - 1965 22. I'm Not Saying - Nico - 1965 23. The Last Mile - Nico - 1965 24. Down In The Boondocks - Gregory Phillips - 1965 25. That's The One - Gregory Phillips - 1965 26. She Belongs To Me - The Masterminds - 1965 27. Taken My Love - The Masterminds - 1965 CD 2 01. I'm Your Witchdoctor - John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton - 1965 02. Telephone Blues - John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton - 1965 03. On Top Of The World - John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton - 1965 04. Moondreams - Les Fleur De Lys - 1965 05. Wait For Me - Les Fleur De Lys - 1965 06. The World Keeps Going Round - The Lancastrians - 1966 07. Not The Same Anymore - The Lancastrians - 1966 08. Can't Go Home Anymore My Love - The Factotums - 1966 09. Circles - Les Fleur De Lys - 1966 10. So Come On - Les Fleur De Lys - 1966 11. Sittin' On A Fence - Twice As Much - 1966 12. Step Out Of Line - Twice As Much - 1966 13. Moanin' - Chris Farlowe - 1967 14. Choker - Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - 1968 15. Freight Loader - Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - 1968 16. Miles Road - Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - 1968 17. Draggin' My Tail - Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - 1968 18. L.A. Breakdown - The Allstars With Jimmy Page - 1968 19. Down In The Boots - The Allstars With Jimmy Page - 1968 20. Snake Drive - Eric Clapton - 1968 21. West Coast Idea - Eric Clapton - 1968 22. Tribute To Elmore - Eric Clapton - 1968 23. Chuckles - The All Stars With Jeff Beck - 1968 24. Steelin' - The All Stars With Jeff Beck - 1968 25. Piano Shuffle - The All Stars With Nicky Hopkins - 1968 26. Not Fade Away -Cyril Davies's Rhythm & Blues All Stars - 1968 See my other Torrents: http://thepiratebay.se/user/Iron_Horse/

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 Iron_Horse (2010-07-07)

All comments are wellcome!

candun46 (2010-07-07)

Impressive upload IH, especially 'Squirrel' Davies and his All Stars. I saw many of these bands during the sixties, and, although some had reformed into such groups as 'The Ivy League' etc. and Gregory Phillips opted for an acting career, they contributed greatly to the British music scene of that era.

 neon (2010-07-08)

First class upload thanks very much :)

mista_nik (2013-03-30)

This looks crazy good. Thank you.

rollman1 (2014-11-25)

Thanks so much for this. Was doing a search for Jimmy Page's new picture book and stumbled upon this jewel that you've shared. Read about lots of these sessions but never seen them all in one place.
thanks again