John Paul Jones released his debut solo album 'Zooma' on Sept. 6, 1999. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. Trending: ... as well as bass lap steel, Kyma, Mandola, ...

When discussing his influences, Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones pointed to the Motown sound -- and the bass part on one of Stevie Wonder's hits in particular. by Eric Schaal Published on June 25, 2021 ...

And Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones quickly joined the list. Along with his stellar keyboard work on the first two Zep albums, Jones put on something of a bass clinic on those records.

Play This! John Paul Jones: Hoediddle. by Geno Thackara January 4, 2025. Sure, everybody and their uncle knows about that band that John Paul Jones played in once upon a time, but there has seemed to ...

However, Jones' influences were laid bare when he played alongside a true soul icon, like Etta James. Revisit this performance below.

John Paul Jones will forever be remembered as the musical Swiss Army knife who helped propel Led Zeppelin to some of the greatest heights that any rock band has ever reached. From the iconic bass ...

John Paul Jones was in a positive state of mind when he announced his debut solo album, Zooma. Released in 1999, the former Led Zeppelin member hoped his instrumental LP would lead to a return to ...

A list of Led Zeppelin songs that best display the talents of John Paul Jones, who was born on ... and as usual his bass playing is both nimble and ... Jones' lovely synthesizer solo at 2:33 ...

Frankly, I think of Jones as the James Jamerson (Look it up, Linda!) of rock music. In honor of his sixty-sixth birthday today, here are six of my favorite Led Zeppelin bass lines. 6. Dazed and ...

However, John Paul Jones had a different inspiration while writing the Led Zeppelin track. The bass player said he was inspired by a song by Muddy Waters, another legendary guitar player, in his ...