JIMMY PAGE, A Controversy, My Rant about Questionable Articles

    

This is my longest video ever! I spent so much time on it, I hope that you will like it! I felt the need to become Jimmy’s lawyer the time of a video. When I was younger, my parents used to say that I should have been a lawyer because I was always investigating, questioning everything, always searching for the truth. So maybe did I prove them right here? I also “feel” people, but “feeling” people is not enough to convince my viewers. The real and universal problem is that human beings have a tendency to envy those who succeed better. I actually have an opposite reaction, I want to know how they do that, it becomes an urge for me to learn from them. It also fascinates me. Maybe one day, I will explain to you why the behind the scene of a success fascinates me so much. No envy, only admiration. Here it is, grab a cup of tea because it lasts more than one hour.

Led Zeppelin The RIFF MANIA Jimmy Page Black Dog, Grave Flowers, Rustin ...

  

Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page and his guitar riffs, not something brand new you would say, but for me, a recent riff episode made me reconsider the whole Led Zeppelin music from another perspective and it is like if I was discovering a brand new band, which is also actually the case for my friend and ex-neighbor Gabe and his bands Hooveriii​ and Grave Flowers Bongo Band, not so far away from Led Zeppelin actually.

 

In this video, I have been chasing a few riffs to see what was the effect on the music and the memory we keep of each song. Interesting to see how the riffs can affect our musical perception.

MARK HOLLIS, The Music and Me, Way Back We Go, To The 70's At Least...

   

I have the feeling that the 60's-70's 

are going to have a lot of importance pretty soon

MARK HOLLIS Solo Album, Renewed Review, O Brasil

  

How could I have missed that before???
Another reason to understand why Mark Hollis' Music is so close to me, and chiefly close to my heart.

Part 2, Roots: Blues, Country / Original MUSIC at Cuculapraline-Frenchic's

Here is the Part 2 of the Joe Kevany concert in front of Cuculapraline-Frenchic.

It got much more animated at the end!

Roots: Blues, Country / Original MUSIC at Cuculapraline-Frenchic's Part 1

Yes, during the last Nela Artwalk Night (June 13th, 2015), I had three musicians playing in front of my shop: Joe Kevany (Guitar, Vocals), David Strother (Violin), and Brian White (Drums). The guitar and drums were acoustic, the violin was a digital one. 

It was some pure American Roots Music: Blues, Country, there were some covers but also some original songs.

This was very exciting for me, I am amazed by the quality of the sound in the street, especially when you know that the cameras I used were far from being professional. This is the Part 1, the Part 2 is coming very soon.

I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did!