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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Outrider_(album)Outrider (album) - Wikipedia

    It is his only solo studio album and the first time since 1969 he recorded with a record label other than Atlantic Records / Swan Song Records. Page recorded the music at his personal studio The Sol. Robert Plant guests on one track, "The Only One", while John Bonham 's son Jason plays drums.

    • Blues Rock , Instrumental Rock , Hard Rock

  2. www.youtube.com › watchJimmy Page - The Only One (Outrider) - YouTube

    Jimmy Page & Robert Plant on "The Only One" from Jimmy Page's album "Outrider".

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  4. ultimateclassicrock.com › jimmy-page-outriderWhen Jimmy Page Finally Released His First Proper Solo LP

    19 de jun. de 2013 · The result was Page's first proper solo release, 1988's Outrider, which found one of rock's most respected guitarists working with a cast of characters that included former Firm bassist Tony...

  5. www.loudersound.com › reviews › jimmy-page-outriderJimmy Page: Outrider album review | Louder

    27 de fev. de 2023 · Featuring guest vocalists – including Robert Plant – and Jason Bonham on drums, Outrider was a respectable but underwhelming collection that failed to make a significant impact on the charts.

  6. www.discogs.com › master › 90612-Jimmy-Page-OutriderJimmy Page - Outrider | Releases | Discogs

    Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Outrider by Jimmy Page. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.

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  7. www.classicrockreview.com › 2013/07/1988-jimmyOutrider by Jimmy Page – Classic Rock Review

    18 de jul. de 2013 · The album was recorded at a time when Page had moved on from his mid-eighties “super group” The Firm but was yet to form the various hyphenated collaborations of the nineties, including a reunion with Zeppelin band mate Robert Plant.

  8. www.rollingstone.com › outrider-250084Outrider - Rolling Stone

    John Miles’s lemon-squeezer wail, though, has nothing on Robert Plant, and his generic lyrics edge dangerously close to parody.