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Jimmy Page: "The Records That Changed My Life!"
12:51 PM GMT 14/01/2010
THE CURRENT ISSUE of MOJO magazine features one Jimmy Page, reclining in his music room and picking some of the records that helped shape Led Zeppelin's sonic environment. Here's an audio and, at times, visual taste of those same said records, along with choice comments by Zep's sonic magus...
Les Troubadours Du Roi Baudouin
Kyrie (from Missa Luba)
Belgian missionary Father Guido Haazen leads a 45-strong Congolese children's choir on a world music adventure on the Missa Luba album, and later finds his work hi-jacked by British cinema when parts of his African mass appear in the movie If?. "It sounds seductive," marvels Page.
Posted by Ross_Bennett at 12:51 PM GMT 14/01/2010
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