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Guitar World
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Jonathan Horsley

Jimmy Page on how a ‘lost guitar track’ almost derailed Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti: “He erased one of the original guitar tracks. For some reason, he rubbed the damn thing out”

Jimmy Page plays a Gibson EDS-1275 onstage in 1975.

When Led Zeppelin were in session, Jimmy Page was on top of everything. He knew the arrangements. He knew exactly how he wanted his guitars to sound. And he expected everyone else to be on point, too.

The sessions for Physical Graffiti are a cautionary tale of what can happen when someone takes their eye off the ball – you can lose something great. That nearly happened to Page.

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