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Articles on Jimmy Page joining the Yardbirds
Page joins Yardbirds. Melody Maker, 25 June 1966
Jimmy, the new Yardbird, settles in. Melody Maker, 2 July 1966
A look at the new Yardbird. Unidentified publication, c.1966
Meet the new Yardbird: Jimmy replaces Paul. Unidentified publication, c.1966
A new bird in the yard. By Keith Altham, Hit Parader, December 1966, first published in New Musical Express on 8 July 1966
Another interview with Jimmy on joining the band is here.
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Interview with the Yardbirds, by Pamela Bassett, Chicago Tribune, 12 August 1966
Jim Page is the new member, replacing Paul Samwell Smith. He's quite noticeable—he has the longest hair and wears an old-fashioned band leader's jacket. He can't understand Americans' lack of individuality in choice of clothing, or why they worry so much about it. He wanted to wear a white silk shirt, but was scared he'd offend somebody. "The attitudes are rather narrow-minded here, whereas in England they don't care what you wear." He wore it for the concert anyway!
The Session Men: No. 8 John Paul Jones
Beat Instrumental, March 1966
New Yardbird in the Nest. An interview with Jimmy Page. By Mike Ledgerwood, Disc, 2 July 1966
Jimmy Will Change Yardbirds Sound! By Kevin Swift, Beat Instrumental, September 1966
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Jimmy Page 1966-67 Interviews
The Yardbirds: Why I Left and Why I Joined. By Keith Altham, New Musical Express, 8 Jul 1966
Yardbird Jimmy Page says "Open Your Mind." By Jim Delehant, Hit Parader, March 1967
Carol Gold Talks to the Yardbirds. By Carol Gold, Teen Set, March 1967
