Keep that train a rollin', Mr. Page!
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| 1990 August 18 On This Day Jimmy Page with Aerosmith at Monsters Of Rock Festival ♪ Train Kept A Rollin' (Jimmy Page with Aerosmith) Soundcloud |
- 1966 The Yardbirds - Tulsa, OK at Tulsa Assembly Center Exhibit Hall
- 1969 Led Zeppelin - Toronto, Ontario, Canada at The Rockpile
- 1990 Jimmy Page with Aerosmith - Castle Donington, Leicestershire, England at Monsters Of Rock Festival
"The most amazing thing was the improvement in the group since its first appearance here last February, when it was a fledgling blues band. It had the ideas and the dynamics, but the expertise was yet to develop."
~ (Richie Yorke, The Globe and Mail, Aug. '69)
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| 1969 Led Zeppelin - Toronto, Ontario, Canada at The Rockpile (first show) (D Richardson photo) |
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| 1969 Led Zeppelin - Toronto, Ontario, Canada at The Rockpile (second show) (D McClement photo) |
Monsters of Rock was an annual rock and heavy metal music festival begun in 1979 at Castle Donington, England. It branched out to other countries and then fizzled out in the late 1990s. Castle Donington has hosted the Download Festival since 2003.
In his autobiography, Joe Perry wrote about his introduction to rock and roll when he was a teen: "This band called the Yardbirds...had guitars that sound like nothing I'd ever heard before." By Donington in 1990, Perry had been a huge Jimmy Page fan for decades.
In 1990 Whitesnake was back at Monsters of Rock Festival for the third time, and Aerosmith was to perform there for the first time. David Coverdale, of course, was/is the frontman for Whitesnake. Coverdale had been giving some thought to breaking up the band. He was tired of the music business, tired of touring, and was having problems in his personal life. He told interviewers that he wanted time to reassess his live and career.
As it turned out, his retirement was brief. Both he and Jimmy Page were signed up with Geffen Records, and by the following year the two had collaborated on the Coverdale/Page album.
♪ How Many More Times (Led Zeppelin, Toronto - second show 1969) YouTube
♪ How Many More Times (Page & Plant, MGM Grand Las Vegas 1998) YouTube
♪ Onstage and backstage (Jimmy Page with Aerosmith, Donington 1990) YouTube
♪ Train Kept A Rollin' (Jimmy Page with Chris Farlowe, recorded during Outrider sessions 1988) YouTube
In 1990 Whitesnake was back at Monsters of Rock Festival for the third time, and Aerosmith was to perform there for the first time. David Coverdale, of course, was/is the frontman for Whitesnake. Coverdale had been giving some thought to breaking up the band. He was tired of the music business, tired of touring, and was having problems in his personal life. He told interviewers that he wanted time to reassess his live and career.
As it turned out, his retirement was brief. Both he and Jimmy Page were signed up with Geffen Records, and by the following year the two had collaborated on the Coverdale/Page album.
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| 1990 August 18 On This Day Jimmy Page with Aerosmith at Monsters Of Rock Festival |
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| 1990 August 18 On This Day Jimmy Page with Aerosmith at Monsters Of Rock Festival |
♪ How Many More Times (Led Zeppelin, Toronto - second show 1969) YouTube
♪ How Many More Times (Page & Plant, MGM Grand Las Vegas 1998) YouTube
♪ Onstage and backstage (Jimmy Page with Aerosmith, Donington 1990) YouTube
♪ Train Kept A Rollin' (Jimmy Page with Chris Farlowe, recorded during Outrider sessions 1988) YouTube
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