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|name = Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume Two | |name = Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume Two | ||
|image = | |image = Image:JPSMVOboot1990.jpg | ||
|caption = | |caption = | ||
|type = Studio compilation | |type = Studio compilation | ||
|artist = | |artist = Jimmy Page | ||
|released = July 1990 | |released = July 1990 | ||
|recorded = <small>1963 - 1968.</small> | |recorded = <small>1963 - 1968.</small> | ||
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'''''Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume Two''''' is the second release of a two volume unauthorised compilation album set, by [[England|English]] guitarist | '''''Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume Two''''' is the second release of a two volume unauthorised compilation album set, by [[England|English]] guitarist Jimmy Page, released in July 1990. | ||
These sessions, most of which were documented in the studio, were recorded between 1963 and 1968, before Page founded | These sessions, most of which were documented in the studio, were recorded between 1963 and 1968, before Page founded Led Zeppelin.<ref>{{cite book|last=Case|first=George|year=2007|title=Jimmy Page: Magus, Musician, Man - An Unauthorized Biography|edition=1st|location=New York|publisher=Hal Leonard|page=261|isbn=1-4234-0407-1}}</ref> The live recording of 'White Summer', although credited to the New Yardbirds, was allegedly recorded on 18 October 1968 at the Marquee (although it may have been later). Also included is a track from Page's first rock band, Neil Christian's Crusaders ('Honey Hush/I Like It'), as well as tracks for early rock 'n' roller Billy Fury and 1960's pop star Brenda Lee. The album itself claims to be 'Issued under license from Jimmy Page International Fan club', although no such official fan club actually exists.<ref>''Zoso'' 1989</ref> It was released in both compact disc and vinyl format in 1990 by Bomp Records subsidiary Archive International Productions. This release was preceded by ''Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume One'', in 1989. | ||
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|colspan= | |colspan='2' style='background:lightsteelblue'|<center>'''Album information'''</center> | ||
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Track listing: | Track listing: | ||
*Disc One: | *Disc One: | ||
# The Sneekers - | # The Sneekers - 'Bald Headed Woman' [October 1964] - 2:32 | ||
# Wayne Gibson and the Dynamic Sounds - | # Wayne Gibson and the Dynamic Sounds - 'See You Later Alligator' (Robert Guidry) [August 1964] - 2:23 | ||
# The Zephyrs - | # The Zephyrs - 'I Can Tell' [August 1963] - 2:45 | ||
# The Talismen - | # The Talismen - 'Castin' My Spell' [April 1965] - 1:43 | ||
# | # Mickie Most - 'The Feminine Look' [May 1963] - 2:29 | ||
# The Untamed - | # The Untamed - 'I'll Go Crazy' (James Brown) [May 1964] - 2:13 | ||
# The Redcaps - | # The Redcaps - 'Talkin' Bout You' [November 1963] - 2:23 | ||
# Neil Christian and the Crusaders - | # Neil Christian and the Crusaders - 'Honey Hush' [May 1964] - 2:12 | ||
# Neil Christian and the Crusaders - | # Neil Christian and the Crusaders - 'I Like It' [April 1966] - 2:14 | ||
# Mickey Finn - | # Mickey Finn - 'This Sporting Life' [March 1963] - 2:33 | ||
# The Blue Rondos - | # The Blue Rondos - 'Baby I Go For You' (Joe Meek) [November 1964] - 2:10 | ||
# | # Lulu (singer)|Lulu and the Luvvers - 'I'll Come Running' (Bert Berns) [November 1964] - 3:01 | ||
# | # Brenda Lee - 'Is It True?' (Mickie Most, John Carter) [October 1964] - 2:20 | ||
# The Pickwicks - | # The Pickwicks - 'I Took My Baby Home' [January 1965] - 1:52 | ||
# The Lancastrians - | # The Lancastrians - 'The World Keeps Going Round' [January 1966] - 2:26 | ||
# The Talismen - | # The Talismen - 'Masters of War' [April 1965] - 2:24 | ||
# The Primitives - | # The Primitives - 'You Said' (TJ Tindell) [January 1965] - 2:19 | ||
# Scotty McKay Quintet - | # Scotty McKay Quintet - 'Train Kept-a-Rollin'' [1968] - 2:23 | ||
# Sean Buckley and | # Sean Buckley and the Breadcrumbs - 'Everybody Knows' [May 1965] - 2:11 | ||
# | # Billy Fury - 'Nothin' Shakin (But the Leaves on the Tree)' (Eddie Fontaine, Diane Lampert, Cirino Colacrai, Johnny Gluck) [April 1964] - 2:15 | ||
# | # 'The New Yardbirds' - 'White Summer' [Live at the Marquee, 18 October 1968] - 8:11 | ||
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==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
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|colspan= | |colspan='2' style='background:lightgreen'|<center>'''Personnel'''</center> | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume Two is the second release of a two volume unauthorised compilation album set, by English guitarist Jimmy Page, released in July 1990. These sessions, most of which were documented in the studio, were recorded between 1963 and 1968, before Page founded Led Zeppelin.[1] The live recording of 'White Summer', although credited to the New Yardbirds, was allegedly recorded on 18 October 1968 at the Marquee (although it may have been later). Also included is a track from Page's first rock band, Neil Christian's Crusaders ('Honey Hush/I Like It'), as well as tracks for early rock 'n' roller Billy Fury and 1960's pop star Brenda Lee. The album itself claims to be 'Issued under license from Jimmy Page International Fan club', although no such official fan club actually exists.[2] It was released in both compact disc and vinyl format in 1990 by Bomp Records subsidiary Archive International Productions. This release was preceded by Jimmy Page: Session Man, Volume One, in 1989.
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