Yardbirds: Australasian Tour 1967 | Beck-Page Yardbirds 1966 | Dragon Telecaster | Final Days 1968 | Posters | Videos 1964-68 | Jimmy Page during a concert at the Grande Ballroom, Detroit, 3-4 May 1968, playing his 1959 Fender "Dragon" Telecaster, with violin bow and through a Fender amp and speakers, during one of his last concerts with the Yardbirds "I love this guitar", Jimmy Page, April 2019. The Jimmy Page 1958 / 1959 Fender "Dragon" Telecaster is an iconic guitar, used by both Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page in association with the Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin. A history of the guitar, from what is known of its initial store purchase through to recent restoration is presented below. Before Jimmy.... Sometime during 1965, after having joined the English rhythm and blues and pop group the Yardbirds on 27 March of that year, and following the abrupt departure of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck "acquired" (or borrowed)
Yardbirds: Australasian Tour 1967 | Beck-Page Yardbirds 1966 | Dragon Telecaster | Final Days 1968 | Posters | Videos 1964-68 | Yardbirds, Staples High School, Westport, Connecticut, 22 October 1966. Photograph: Cindy Gough Stalnaker. One of only three known photographs of Beck and Page on stage together sharing lead guitar duties. This is the clearest, and in colour. Two others are known from a Fillmore West performance the following day. One of the most exciting and innovative British rhythm 'n blues / rock / pop band lineups of the 1960s involved the brief, six month-long pairing of Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page in the Yardbirds. This short-lived collaboration took place between late June and early November of 1966. Unfortunately, there are no live recordings of the two legendary guitarists interacting on stage together, with Beck wielding a classic '59 sunburst Gibson Les Paul and Page the famous '58 / '59 Fender 'Dragon' Telecaster give
Conrad Martens: Archive | Beagle Journal 1833-4 | Brush Scene, Illawarra 1850-1 | Campbell House 1838-9 ( 2 ) | Four bridges? | Illawarra, 1835 | Mullet Creek, Illawarra 1853 | The Picturesque | Conrad Martens, View of Parramatta, 1839 . Watercolour and gouache, 44.5 x 69 cm. Signed and dated lower left 'C. Martens 1839'. Collection: State Library of New South Wales . The Laurentz Campbell house can be seen on the hill section to the right, with the front of the house facing the Parramatta River and smoke billowing from one of its chimneys. Abstract A recently (November 2019) discovered 1839 watercolour painting by Conrad Martens, being a view of Parramatta looking west alongside the Parramatta River, features the 1838-9 house of Acting Colonial Treasurer Pietre Laurentz Campbell (1809-1848). It was most likely designed and built by noted Sydney architect John Verge. Unfortunately, there is a mistaken belief that it was erected around 1840 for the Marsden family, th
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