Some Jim Page performances ?

[cosmicmechanic]

Guess it's time to shout out how much of a hoot it is to watch the continuing video series of Neil's conversation with singer/songwriter Jim Page.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAH !!!!

So, glad that's done ...

It seems there are precious few YouTube videos of Jim Page performing.
Of course, he does have his home website at jimpage.net

I think that the following tune can serve as a gentle introduction to his talent

[daryl]

Nice. Thanks Pierre.

[MarkM]

That was just great!!!! Thanks for the find Pierre.



MarkM

[BobR]

Thanks Pierre , I'll have to check his web site

[dennisg]

That's a park I've been to many, many times. And that's one of the beautiful songs Jim taught us at guitar camp.

[familyman4]

Fun to watch and a beautiful park for folks to enjoy! Got to love music in the park

[jimcjimc]

I took a couple of videos of Jim Page at guitar camp last year. here is one of him doing a Dylan song you ain't goin nowhere - hope this works

[thereshopeyet]

CosmicPierre

Great Video, thanks for sharing, very cool !



Edit
Great website too.

[cosmicmechanic]

Just a correction ...

I had mentioned that there seemed to be few Jim Page videos on YouTube.

A day after posting this, I now find that YouTube is able to round up a good number of Jim Page videos.

So that hints at YouTube's mechanism of using previous queries to prepare for future ones.
Maybe it takes a certain number of similar queries in a limited time to get that mechanism started?

I usually wait a long time before retrying a query that gave few results, and attribute the difference in number
of results to the evolution what's online over that period of time.

Turns out that the data was there, but YouTube had to do some crunching to give an interesting number of responses.

So I was mistaken, there's lots out there to explore by this artist B)

Pierre

[jimcjimc]

Here is a video of 3 short videos of Jim Page from last summer. His workshop focused on teaching alternate chord voicings.

The first segment is a way to play Bob Dylan's You Ain't goin nowhere .

The second two are of Jim showing how to play a song of his called "More Than Anything else in the World".

I tried to find a youtube performance of that song, but couldn't easily find it by title, although it may appear in some of the concert vidoes on youtube.