#Jimbert and Coverversion
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(Source: "The Ultimate Music Guide: Page & Plant" by Uncut Magazine)
#jimmy page#robert plant#page & plant#jimbert#that coverversion guy#led zeppelin#embarrassing things grown men do when they're in love and have oversized egos and too much free time
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I low how Jimmy Page is known as being notoriously bad at sharing songwriting credit and generally collaborating well with other artists…
Except when it comes to Robert. He really saw this pretty blond and IMMEDIATELY jumped at the opportunity to share songwriting credit with him just so he could see both their names written out prettily next to each other, look me in the eye and tell me it isn’t the equivalent of a giggling schoolgirl writing their name alongside their crush’s 500 times in a notebook (the notebook in this case being the music industry)
#(and by extension his favorite Robert proxy David Coverversion)#seriously I feel like out of Jimmy’s entire career his partnerships that have gone the best are these two#written by: Jimmy Page & Robert Plant 💘💘💘#page and plant#jimbert#jimmy page#Robert plant#david coverdale
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When you get back to your ex, proudly show off. They are happy together.
Parallels.....


Bonus: image search did a thing
#robert looks possessive and jimmy looks happy next to him#jimbert#jimbert all the way#david coverdale#coverversion
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In his 2018 interview with Dan Rather, Robert talked about his voice issues. After years of abusing his vocal cords with smoking and singing high notes without warming up, a doctor told him that in six months his voice wouldn't be able to show signs of surprise. "He said, it's over. That was 28 years ago."
So the death penalty on his singing (and even talking) ability was received in 1990. He was touring Manic Nirvana in that year and the tour ended in January 1991. Then he was out of public view for a total of 2 years, longest break since Zeppelin started. He returned to record Fate of Nations in late 1992, the album was out in May 1993.
So in these two years he was fighting to get his voice back, desperately praying not to lose the one and only career of his life. He got it back miraculously, in the wake of... well, Coverdale/Page album and tour announcement. The album was out in March 1993 and Robert responded with Calling To You, leaving the critics wondering why the hell he threw the line "Oh Jimmy!" in. (Seriously, people? You can't tell?)
So think about this: Robert was in distress and on the edge of losing his biggest fulfilment in life. Then here he saw David, who had youth and pretty face and stage charisma and undamaged powerful voice and mostly importantly, had Jimmy. I would lose my fucking mind, lol. No wonder he enthusiastically dived into the melodrama with zero sense of embarrassment. This poor lad was immensely jealous and so so scared that he was losing his shit.
And perfect timing Jimmy, perfect, you're a true magician. "Creative way to bring him back to me", this was damn creative it entertained me to no end.
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Making sure he doesn’t run away with another blonde, curly haired, blue eyed singer...😜
#roger daltrey#jimmy page#robert plant#jimbert#holding on#never letting go#now that hes got him back#post david coverversion
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#(and by extension his favorite Robert proxy David Coverversion)#seriously I feel like out of Jimmy’s entire career his partnerships that have gone the best are these two#written by: Jimmy Page & Robert Plant 💘💘💘#page and plant#jimbert#jimmy page#Robert plant#david coverdale
I low how Jimmy Page is known as being notoriously bad at sharing songwriting credit and generally collaborating well with other artists…
Except when it comes to Robert. He really saw this pretty blond and IMMEDIATELY jumped at the opportunity to share songwriting credit with him just so he could see both their names written out prettily next to each other, look me in the eye and tell me it isn’t the equivalent of a giggling schoolgirl writing their name alongside their crush’s 500 times in a notebook (the notebook in this case being the music industry)
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