HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JIMMY PAGE @ 74 TODAY

[thecontrolcentre]

He was 19 in '64 ...

Right then, but only for 9 days.

I was going off the original post title, where you stated he was now 73. I see you've corrected it since ...

[annode]

He was 19 in '64 ...

Right then, but only for 9 days.

I was going off the original post title, where you stated he was now 73. I see you've corrected it since ...

I don't remember doing that. No matter.

[annode]

Can anyone tell me the name of those amps being used in this vid?
For a long time I've seen them being used in various early 60's British videos but I search but no mention of them.
It's been bothering me. Thanx

[Winstontaneous]

I played along with The Song Remains the Same (album not movie) a couple weeks ago and was blown away by the quality, variety, and inventiveness of the songs, sounds - everything. It's amazing how so much so-called "heavy" music made since then sounds wimpy in comparison. Some of the heaviest music ever was made with an acoustic or a Fender Telecaster played through a tiny amp. And - some of the heaviest musicians alive (duh!)

Another thing about Page's guitar work - everything lies so easily and naturally on the instrument - it's like he "discovered" this stuff rather than consciously making it.

[BertKoor]

Can anyone tell me the name of those amps being used in this vid?
For a long time I've seen them being used in various early 60's British videos but I search but no mention of them.
It's been bothering me. Thanx

I recall it has been asked before (with a better view on the amps themselves) but don't remember what obscure brand it was. Several searches here remained fruitless alas... Keywords give either thousands of results or not enough.