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, Albert Lee, John Paul Jones.
Personnel: Jimmy Page, Albert Lee (guitar); John Paul Jones (bass); Keith De Groot (vocals); Jim Sullivan (guitar); Chris Hughes (tenor saxophone); Nicky Hopkins (piano); Clem Cattini (drums).
Includes liner notes by Nigel Molden.
NO INTRODUCTION NECESSARY (DELUXE) includes 11 collector picture cards.
Performers include: Jimmy Page (guitar); Keith de Groot, David Sutch (vocals); Albert Lee, Jim Sullivan (guitar); Chris Hughes (tenor saxophone); Nicky Hopkins (piano); John Paul Jones, Daniel Edwards (bass); Clem Cattini, John Bohman (drums).
Producers: Jimmy Page, Reg Tracey, David Sutch.
Recorded at Olympic Studios, Barnes, England. Includes liner notes by Dave Thompson.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Personnel: Jimmy Page (guitar); Dave Sutch, Keith David DeGroot (vocals); Albert Lee , Jim Sullivan (guitar); Chris Hughes (tenor saxophone); Nicky Hopkins (piano); John Bonham, Clem Cattini (drums).
Liner Note Author: Dave Thompson .
Recording information: Olympic Studios, Barnes.
Before the name Jimmy Page became synonymous with hard rock guitar, the guitarist was a much sought-after session player in London -- appearing on a variety of artists' recordings. Some were well known (the Kinks, the Who, etc.), but quite a few were obscurities -- which serves as the basis for the 20-track No Introduction Necessary [Deluxe Edition]. Although Led Zeppelin touched upon a variety of musical styles throughout their career, the first 14 tracks could all be neatly placed in the 1960s rock & roll/pop genre -- the amps are certainly not cranked to ten here. But you do get a glimpse into Page's playing as a 'hired gun' -- "Lovin' Up a Storm" and "Boll Weevil Song" are enjoyable (yet not exactly 'must-hear') selections. Closer to the hard rock sound you expect from Page are several tracks that close out the collection, which are taken from the obscure 1970 Screaming Lord Sutch recording, Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends. Page produces and plays on the record (even co-penning a few tracks), and while the music does reflect early Led Zeppelin at times (John Bonham also plays), the vocals of Screaming Lord Sutch don't come close to matching up to those of Robert Plant. Overall, not a bad compilation of Page's early playing. ~ Greg Prato
Reissue. Deluxe Ed.Feat. 6 Bonus Tracks & Poster
No Introduction Necessary (Deluxe) Music Jimmy Page No Introduction Necessary (Deluxe) Songs No Introduction Necessary (Deluxe) Music Review Average Rating: (2.5 out of 5 stars)   Don't but this CD.
This is NOT Zep style Page, it is really bad 50's style rock. Avoid this CD, unless you feel like contributing 15.99 to the Jimmy Page retirement fund.
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No Introduction Necessary IS NOT a Zeppelin CD. Duh! It's a sample of the type of studio work Jimmy did outside of Zeppelin. It also features some fine guitar work from Albert Lee.
The best section of the CD, for Zeppenlin fans, would be the last 6 songs, which feature Page and Bonham. This material is the most 'Zeppelin like' and probably what most people buying this CD will enjoy hearing.
The version of the CD I got came with a poster, sticker, and picture of Page.
In addition to Page's contribution, the CD will also appeal to fans of Albert Lee. I'm glad to add it to my collection. Don't judge it by what it isn't.
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