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50Th LED ZEPPELIN La Rivoluzione Permanente Del Rock Di PAOLO MANNA Pupo cantando live ha sedato il nervosismo dei passeggeri di un aereo di linea. E dire che in genere sono gli altri a cantare per far dormire il pupo!!! 27° Anno BIMESTRALE DI MUSICA SPETTACOLO ARTI E CULTURE N. 5/2018 50th LED ZEPPELIN La rivoluzione permanente del Rock di PAOLO MANNA Estate del 1968, James Pa- . servono i New Yardbirds! Jones, polistrumentista e ar- il pezzo rock degli Yardbirds, trick Page uno dei chitarristi Londra, 12 agosto 1968 nel rangiatore, anche lui presenza segnato dal ruggente fuzz “turnisti”più in voga negli stu- seminterrato di un negozio di fissa nelle sale di registrazione della chitarra di Beck. Quello di di registrazione londinesi dischi a Gerrard Street chia- londinesi, che si è proposto a di Gerrard Street è un blues da due anni è entrato negli mato “Train Kept A-Rollin” Page, quando ha saputo che carico di rabbia e ritmo, di- Yardbirds, prima come bassi- insieme a Jimmy Page ci sono stava cercando un bassista per rompente. “Era così potente sta e poi affiancando Jeff Beck altri tre musicisti, uno è Robert i nuovi Yardbirds. che non ricordo più quello che come seconda chitarra solista. Plant, cantante dai riccioli La stanza dello scantina- abbiamo suonato dopo”, disse Page a quel tempo aveva i to di Gerrard Street è Page al biografo Mick Wall, diritti in merito al nome dei piccola e troppo calda. “era come un fulmine, come Yardbirds che si erano ormai I quattro ci entrano a un lampo”. Come un dirigibile sciolti (Eric Clapton anni malapena, e gli amplifi- di piombo, con il senno di poi prima aveva lasciato la band catori sono ingombranti. in quel momento erano e in seguito anche Jeff Beck Ma Robert Plant quella nati i Led Zeppelin, la rock farà altrettanto come anche il canzone (Train Kept band che più di ogni altra ha resto della band: Chris Dreja, A-Rollin) la conosce. influenzato l’immaginario del Keith Relf e Jim McCarty) E Bonzo non si tira in- rock negli anni ‘70. Narra la ma è ancora presente il ma- dietro e batte il tempo. leggenda che a suggerire il nager Peter Grant, una figura ‘Aboard a train - I met nome della nuova band “Lead fondamentale negli anni a a dame’ attacca Plant, e Zeppelin” poi Led Zeppelin fu venire! A questo punto sorge biondi che militava negli Hob- il pezzo scorre e si trasforma: Keith Moon storico batterista un problema: ci sono dei con- bstweedle e nella Band of Joy. non è il brano jump blues che degli Who che allora fu ad un tratti da rispettare, primo fra Dallo stesso gruppo arriva an- Tiny Bradshaw aveva inciso passo nel lasciare la band di tutti un tour in Scandinavia, che il batterista, il corpulento nel 1951, nè quello rockabilly Pete Townshend ma poi le in calendario per settembre, John Bonham, che chiamano del trio di Johnny Burnette cose andarono diversamente. serve una nuova band, subito tutti Bonzo. E c’è John Paul del ‘56. E non è più nemmeno ALL’INTERNO: JAZZ PARADE TIME IN JAZZ Foto Gabriella Sartini.
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