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Top Comments of this video!! :3
JPJ, the quiet musical genius backbone ot Led Zeppelin
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This man is the reason I ever picked up a (Fender Jazz) Bass. I met him in 1994, giving me the opportunity to tell him this and thank him for it. He is the humblest, most gracious person I have ever encountered.The only thing better than his musicianship is his humanity. Thank you, JPJ, for being!
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Jones said it perfectly!! "John Bonham wasn't the drummer of Led Zeppelin, he was a quarter of it". That right there shows how much respect there was for one another in Led Zeppelin.
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The stars aligned for Zeppelin, it was lightning in a bottle weāll never see again and it completely fascinates me
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Finally, an interviewer that asksĀ interesting questions and John Paul Jones gives great, honest answers. He really is a class act and 1/4 of the greatest band in history!
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There is no hyperbole in this statement....Led Zeppelin consisted of four ground breaking revolutionary musical virtuosos. Given that indisputable fact, John Paul Jones is arguably the most gifted all around musician. That's quite an honor when you're talking about the most astonishingly talented band that Rock ever produced.
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One of the most down to earth guys in rock, and a great musician at that.
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Ramble on.. a brilliant bassist, musician, and human, JPJ is a living legend!
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This man's bass tone is unbelievable, the unsung hero of Zeppelin. Amazing organist as well.
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John Paul, you've been a blessing to Led Zeppelin. Your Bass lines alone are incredible, not to mention the other instruments. I've been a big fan since 74.
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This is by far a great Man among men. I have always loved these guys. I am so glad to hear and see the smile and appreciation of the work he and the band did. Such a great guy!
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We don't hear enough from JPJ, such an admirable man.
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What a gentleman he is! In '86, I was in WH Smith (UK newsagents), browsing magazines. I turned around, and John Paul Jones was just behind me, doing the same. I don't think anyone else in the vicinity recognized him. Shyness stopped me saying Hello, but I'm glad it did - who wants to be interrupted while shopping? You can tell from this interview that JPJ doesn't see himself as a celebrity or star, just a working musician / writer / producer. One of the best music interviews I've seen. Thank you. š„
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One of the things that I admire most about Zeppelin is that they were a band, in the truest sense of the word. When Bonham died, the rest of the band knew that Zeppelin was done. It appears as if success, fortune, fame were secondary to them. It was all about the music that they were making. "John Bonham wasn't the drummer of Led Zeppelin; he was 1/4 of Led Zeppelin"
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Jonesy is a class act. Always was. Possibly the most gifted musician in the band
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His music knowledge is expansive . He can play any instrument and read music backwards. So he was just as important as the others no doubt
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So humble.....
JPJ was criminally underrated, I think.
I saw them in Seattle 1977-
Ears rang for months.
So good ā¤
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he aged better than page and plant
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I always thought John Paul was the secret weapon of the band, he covered a fair bit of musical territory and not just with the bass. I saw them supporting The Who in the US on a early tour, then I saw them at the Bath Festival in England eighteen months later in 1970 and they obliterated everyone else. Great interview by the young man. Thank you.
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4 years ago
I want him to be my neighbor and say "good morning" to me every day.
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