Artist not credited that played on other artist's songs

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I've never been able to pick it out but they say gram parsons can be heard singing backing vocals on exile on Main Street.

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Artist not credited that played on other artist's songs

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As the year wound down, Page applied his six-string skills to several songs that took hold not only in England, but in America as well. The first of these was Tom Jones’s massive hit “It’s Not Unusual,” which saw Page deliver steady, straightforward rhythm guitar. That session was followed by contributions to a cachet of songs that have since become classic-rock staples. At the behest of producer Shel Talmy, Page played “at least a couple of riffs” on The Kinks’ “You Really Got Me” and “All Day and All of the Night.” (Note: the fiery solo on the former song was recorded by Dave Davies.) Page also played on Van Morrison and Them’s “Gloria,” “Here Comes the Night,” and “Baby Please Don’t Go,” though to what extent no one is certain.

Later in December, Talmy summoned Page back into the studio to “strengthen up” the riffs to The Who’s “I Can’t Explain.” Page also played scorching lead on that song’s B-side, “Bald-Headed Woman.” Other noteworthy Page contributions that year include an appearance on Marianne Faithfull’s “As Tears Go By,” and showing Keith Richards the solo that Richards employed on the Stones’ “Heart of Stone.”

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