The Pirate and his GangON VIDEO: Rock & Winewith Mariskal and Rodrigo Contrerasrock saved my lifeWith Javier G. Hualde and Anna MoherThe pirate and his gangThe Pirate and his GangON VIDEO: Rock & Winewith Mariskal and Rodrigo Contrerasrock saved my lifeWith Javier G. Hualde and Anna MoherAs reported by Blabbermouth.net, the Prince of Darkness has confessed that he tried to get Led Zeppelin multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Page on his new album 'Patient Number 9'.Unfortunately Page was unable to cooperate.Ozzy Osbourne's album will be released on September 9 this year.Although the Led Zeppelin component could not appear, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton did participate in some songs.Osbourne told Metal Hammer magazine that Page never contacted him after his proposal."I don't even know if he's still playing, but I thought getting Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page meant getting the best guitar players on the planet. Like I never heard from him. Maybe he may have lost his phone, or that's what I wanted to think" stated Ozzy.Chad Smith plays the songs from the Birmingham musician's album.The Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer also commented on the Page member's non-collaboration on the album."We tried to get Jimmy Page. However, I don't think he's still acting unfortunately," he stated on the 'Talk Is Jericho' podcast.Ozzy's new work features the intervention of a lot of familiar faces such as Robert Trujillo, the bassist of Metallica, Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses, Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath or Micke McCready of Pearl Jam.Returning to Page's multi-instrumentalist, he declared on Total Guitar that the downtime of the coronavirus was phenomenal.The artist was able to reconnect with his instrument: "Taking advantage of home isolation, I picked up the guitar and decided to play it every day. While before the break, I always complained that I didn't have time to practice because I had other things to do" .A post shared by Led Zeppelin (@ledzeppelin)In that interview, the journalist asked the Led Zeppelin band member that many people would like to see the musician play again.Since the last time he was seen on stage he was with his band at the O2 in London.Page replied, "That was the idea. But there will be a time when the band can perform, so the thing to do is think about how you would do it, and have some surprises up your sleeve, you know what I mean?"The most read© Radio Popular SA - COPE.CIF A28281368, C/ Alfonso XI, 4. 28014, Madrid.All rights reserved.Developed by