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.

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 ...

But John Paul Jones said the song was a Led Zeppelin sampler, in a good way, from start to finish., "This is Zeppelin's all-time classic and undoubtedly one of the finest tracks by any group this ...

John Paul Jones hates one Led Zeppelin song because of ... “The whole point of reggae is that the drums and the bass really have to be very strict ... fill at the end of Page’s solo, ...

Any member of Led Zeppelin would be able to bounce back after splitting up, but John Paul Jones had his fair share of hang-ups afterwards.

Led Zeppelin members Robert Plant and John Paul Jones spent more than a decade creating some of the best classic rock music. The band’s list of songs includes some of the most timeless tunes ...

18. "When You Fall in Love," John Paul Jones From: Scream for Help (1985) If you've never heard Jones take the lead vocal, we would like to direct your attention to "When You Fall in Love," one of ...

John Paul Jones sometimes criticized John Bonham, but he also needed just seven words to praise his rhythm section partner’s skill. by Jason Rossi Published on January 16, 2023 ...

John Paul Jones is most famous for being the bassist and keyboard player in Led Zeppelin throughout their 12-year lifespan, but he had successful and fascinating career before and after as a ...

John Paul Jones almost quit Led Zeppelin at the height of their fame - and just before they started recording the album many consider to be their masterpiece.. The group's 1973 stadium tour broke ...

Iconic multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones, born January 3, 1946, was Led Zeppelin’s sonic secret weapon. Whether playing bass, flute, or mandolin, Jones knew how to put the proverbial icing ...