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  1. www.rollingstone.com › music › music-album-reviewsOutrider - Rolling Stone

    What distinguishes “The Only One” from the rest of the album, besides Robert Plant’s guest vocal appearance, is the element of risk. Maybe it was just too much to expect a Zoso for the ...

  2. 1987. A year of preparation and thought for Page and Plant meanwhile Ahmet Ertegun was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Page jams with Les Pa...

  3. There are appearances from a variety of well known rock musicians including Robert Plant (making it maybe the last "heavy metal style" tunes Jimmy Page & Robert Plant ever recorded together) & Barrymore Barlow of Jethro Tull fame and an assortment of other lessor known singers.

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  5. 18 de jun. de 2018 · ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT, AUG. 26, 1988 By Steve Newton As if Led Zeppelin fans didn’t have enough to satisfy them with the recent return to prominence of Robert Plant, now his old guitar-playin’ buddy Jimmy Page has gone solo for the first time. The result is the closest recreation of the old … Continue reading Album review: Jimmy Page, Outrider (1988)

  6. Outrider, an Album by Jimmy Page. Released 21 June 1988 on Geffen (catalog no. GHS 24188; Vinyl LP). Genres: Hard Rock. Rated #793 in the best albums of 1988. Featured peformers: Jimmy Page (electric guitar, producer), Leif Mases (recording engineer, mixing), Steve Hoyland (assistant engineer, mixing assistant), Dick Beetham (assistant engineer, mixing assistant), George Marino (mastering ...

  7. 4 de ago. de 2020 · What is familiar and impressive about “Outrider,” is, of course, the sound of those riffs. The monstrous sound that Jimmy Page gets from his Gibson guitar has been endlessly imitated but truly never equaled. It is a sound that threatens the capacity of the equipment. It is surrounded by echo, but still sounds clean and present.