Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page were an embarrassment of riches for the Yardbirds: ‘There wasn’t very much space’
Everything would change when the Yardbirds tenures of Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page overlapped in 1966.
Everything would change when the Yardbirds tenures of Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page overlapped in 1966.
Legend says Clapton split over “For Your Love.” But there was more to it.
A late-1960s opening act changed everything for two of rock’s signature bands.
Jim McCarty talks about his favorite covers of a signature Yardbirds song.
“Everyone wants some peace of mind,” McCarty says, “even original Yardbirds.”
They scored an early hit with a Gouldman song. But it didn’t end there.
He had a wandering musical taste. He didn’t even play the instrument.
Back in their earliest days, guitarist Top Topham was torn between two worlds.
The Yardbirds stalwart drummer blames this one on their “crazy manager.”
The ex-Genesis guitarist first worked with McCarty in the 1980s.