JIMMY PAGE & JOHN PAUL JONES - No Introduction Necessary (1968 Garage Rock Psych)

MEUS AMIGOS AQUI TEMOS UM DISCO HISTÓRICO, POIS ESTE ALBUM TRATA-SE DE NADA MAIS NADA MENOS QUE O INÍCIO DO INÍCIO DA BANDA "LED ZEPPELIN!! É VERDADE SIM!! GRAVADO ORIGINALMENTE EM 1968 ESTE ALBUM PODE SER CONSIDERADO O PRIMEIRO PASSO, O INÍCIO DA FORMAÇÃO DA BANDA "NEW YARDBIRDS", QUE TODOS SABEM, POSTERIORMENTE TROCOU DE NOME PARA "LED ZEPPELIN, UMA DAS MAIORES BANDAS DE TODOS OS TEMPOS!! ESTE ALBUM TEM UMA SONORIDADE MAIS PSICODÉLICA DO QUE HARD ROCK, PORÉM COM UM TOQUE BLUESEIRO QUE VINHA A SER POSTERIORMENTE UMA DAS MARCAS SONORAS DO LED ZEPPELIN!! DE TODA FORMA TRATA-SE DE UM DISCO BASTANTE PSICODÉLICO!! O ALBUM NÃO É NENHUMA OBRA PRIMA MAS É ACIMA DA MÉDIA E VALE MAIS AINDA PELO VERDADEIRO ELO PERDIDO QUE SIGNIFICA, PELA SUA EXTREMA RARIDADE E, PRINCIPALMENTE, PARA OS FÃS ALUCIANDOS DE LED ZEPPELIN QUE TEM AÍ A OPORTUNIDADE DE CONFERIR O VERDADEIRO INÍCIO DESTA GRANDE BANDA!! VEJAM QUE A PARCERIA É FORTE!! JIMMY PAGE, JOHN PAUL JONES, ALBERT LEE, NICKY HOPKINS ENTRE OUTROS!! É UM TIMASSO!!

Before the name Jimmy Page became synonymous with hard rock guitar, the guitarist was a much sought-after session player in London — appearing on a variety of artists' recordings. Some were well known (the Kinks, the Who, etc.), but quite a few were obscurities — which serves as the basis for the 20-track No Introduction Necessary [Deluxe Edition]. Although Led Zeppelin touched upon a variety of musical styles throughout their career, the first 14 tracks could all be neatly placed in the 1960s rock & roll/pop genre — the amps are certainly not cranked to ten here. But you do get a glimpse into Page's playing as a 'hired gun' — "Lovin' Up a Storm" and "Boll Weevil Song" are enjoyable (yet not exactly 'must-hear') selections. Closer to the hard rock sound you expect from Page are several tracks that close out the collection, which are taken from the obscure 1970 Screaming Lord Sutch recording, Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends. Page produces and plays on the record (even co-penning a few tracks), and while the music does reflect early Led Zeppelin at times (John Bonham also plays), the vocals of Screaming Lord Sutch don't come close to matching up to those of Robert Plant. Overall, not a bad compilation of Page's early playing.

Alan Freeman: Executive Producer

Glyn Johns: Engineer

Nigel Molden: Liner Notes, Executive Producer

Chris Hughes: Saxophone, Sax (Tenor)

Nicky Hopkins: Piano, Keyboards

Big Jim Sullivan: Guitar

John Paul Jones: Bass, Performer

Clem Cattini: Drums

Keith David DeGroot: Vocals

Albert Lee: Guitar, Performer

Jimmy Page: Guitar, Main Performer

Track Listing:

01 Lovin' Up a Storm (Dixon, Khent) 2:11

02 Everything I Do Is Wrong (Rich) 2:53

03 Think It Over (Allison, Holly, Petty) 2:31

04 Boll Weevil (Capehart, Cochran) 2:07

05 Livin' Lovin' Wreck (Blackwell) 2:11

06 One Long Kiss (Hopkins, Temple) 9:45

07 Dixie Fried (Perkins) 2:24

08 Down the Line (Orbison, Phillips) 2:19

09 Fabulous (Land, Sheldon) 2:23

10 Breathless (Blackwell) 2:39

11 Rave On (Petty, Tilghman, West) 2:06

12 Lonely Weekend (Rich) 3:23

13 Burn Up (Hopkins) 5:48

14 Everyday (Hardin, Petty) 2:32

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