
I'M DAZED AND CONFUSED
HANGIN' ON A THREAD
I'VE BEEN ABUSED
I'D BE BETTER OFF DEAD
Live Yardbirds:
Featuring Jimmy Page
is a live album
by English
rock group
It was recorded at
the Anderson Theatre
in New York City
on
March,30th 1968.
At the time,
the Yardbirds
had been performing
as a quartet
with
Jimmy Page
on lead guitar
since
October 1966.
The album includes
several familiar
Yardbird songs,
but often extended
with longer instrumental solos.
"I'm Confused,"
based on
Jake Holmes
"Dazed and Confused",
is a highlight
of the album.
Using some different lyrics,
Page re-recorded it
with
Led Zeppelin
for their
debut album
later in 1968.
The group was dissatisfied
with the recordings
and objected
to their release,
but after Page
became famous with
Led Zeppelin,
Epic Records
issued the album
in September 1971.
Page took legal action
and Epic
was enjoined from
further distribution
of the album.
Over the years,
there were several
more attempts to
release the album.
In 2017,
Page discovered
the concert tapes
in his personal archive
and remixed the recordings.
An album with the
Anderson concert
and demo recordings
from the same time,
were released in
November 2017 on
Yardbirds '68
Personnel
The Yardbirds
- Keith Relf – harmonica, lead vocals
- Jimmy Page – guitar
- Chris Dreja – bass guitar
- Jim McCarty – drums, backing vocals
BONUS
The tracks
were recorded
during
the Yardbirds'
last American tour
in 1968;
the live recordings
are from their
performance at
the Anderson Theater
on March,30th
and studio recordings
are demos
from sessions
at Columbia Recording Studio
in April.
Previously,
the ten live tracks appeared on
Live Yardbirds:
Featuring Jimmy Page.
The album was issued by
Epic Records in 1971,
but was
quickly withdrawn
TRACKLIST
Avron Knows
(Stereo)
Spanish Blood
(Stereo)
Knowing That I'm Losing You
(Tangerine)
(Stereo)
Taking A Hold On Me
(Stereo)
Drinking Muddy Water
(Version 2)
(Stereo)
My Baby
(Stereo)
Avron's Eyes
(Stereo)
(instrumental)
Spanish Blood
(Stereo)
(instrumental)
I'm Confused [*]
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