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One of the greatest rock bass players in my opinion

How about a vid on James Jamerson? I know you usually feature rock players but all us rockers owe a debt to Motown

The sound of THAT band is evergreen and phenomenal.

of all the led zep members, jpj is the one that i like best. he made good stuff even after led zep was over.

JPJ is great!

My favorite bass player, it is why I switched from guitar to bass at an early age.When I first heard the Lemon song,and the whole Led Zeppelin ll album I did not want to be Jimmy Page,I wanted to be JOHN PAUL JONES!!!

Best bass player ever! I will love this video to death! Jonesy rules!

Damn, I didn't know he knew his instrument that well. Amazing player

Since I first started playing bass 31 years ago, he's always been one of my main influences. His playing style has always been impeccable.

This is a great analysis! You can hear what he does, like it, but not know why. Now we know why 😊

for Immigrant Song….When he is playing those ascending runs for the chorus, the very last one on the "C" Chord he doesn't play a mixolydian he creates a hybrid scale to match the number of beats in the song (which is what REALLY shows his musical genius in my opinion) so the resulting C scale ends up being C D E F G A A# B C…so he plays mixolydian 2X then does that hybrid scale once….super cool video btw!!

Fuck yeah, your videos always give me a different style or technique and has been helpful for inspiration and history for a novice bassist

Entwhistle please!😎🎸

I would love to see an episode on Joe Lally by Fugazi. The rhythm section really held the band together and they never got away from each other. They again play together in Messthetics!

I had an issue of Bassist magazine from the late 90's (I've since found out was September 1999), in which the main article was an interview was with JPJ. I remember his comment on the use of a pick, particularly. He stated that he started using a pick, live, in order to cut through the mix and be able to hear himself over Bonham. It wasn't stated, but I presume this must have happend dring the touring of Led Zeppelin I; as by Led Zeppelin II he was recording with a pick in the studio - Whole Lotta Love & Heartbreaker, prime examples; as described in this video. In the same interview he also said that Heartbreaker was the only Led Zeppelin tune in their catalogue, that he used an effect on; in the form of a leslie cabinet on the recording.

The Chorus of Immigrant song is actually 2x A Mixolydian, 2x B Mixolydian, 2x C Mixolydian, and a final run of C Mixolydian with an added 7 right before the last note C. It's hard to hear unless you boost the bass or cut treble on the track.

Thank you so much! I've been asking for JPJ consistently so I'm very greatful. He is my biggest influence.

nice video. can you make a episode about Frank Bello of Anthrax or Alex Webster of Cannibal Corpse

Another great video. Would love a video about Leon Wilkeson of Lynyrd Skynyrd

I always learn something from your videos. Even if they feature someone I’m not particularly into I watch and learn something to improve my playing

Great video, John Paul Jones is truly on of the all-time greatest!

Paul your videos and the forensic investigation you do about each player is outstanding !!!! 👏👏👏 Keep the good work and I'm always looking forward for the next one

You should do a video on roger glover

How to sound like Flea please! :D

These videos have shown me how much my favorite players have influenced my own playing (esp Jones, Deacon, Butler, McKagan). Could you do Mike Mills from REM? He does a great job filling sonic space to let Peter do his thing while harmonizing Michael's melodies well. Thanks for the vids!

I spent many late hours trying to imitate JPJ. Never succeeded but it was worth it.

Nobody had such a melodic style while holding it all down. The band went mad and he kept the foundation rolling.

Ryan Martinie of (recently reformed) Mudvayne / Soften the Glare

Well done

Excellent work. Looking forward to seeing one on Roger Glover.

Can you do a videos on Billy Sheehan, John Entwistle, Tom Hamilton, Glenn Hughes/ Roger Glover, Geddy Lee, Chris Squire, Pete Way, or Mark King ( Level 42)?

O maior baixista da história do Rock !!!!!

Great video, many thanks

Great video, Paul! Salutations from Brazil :)

we asked for it, and he did it! thank you Paul. Graham Maby (Joe Jackson) next?... Please?

Great video Super player Brilliant musician

The silent assassin!

Fantástico!!!!

Hi Paul, love your videos! Would be a great with a video about Roger Glover of Deep Purple one day 😊😇

Next One: Michael Anthony of Van Halen.

Great video, could you do Roger Glover?

Very good video thanks ! I'm french but I can understand almost you said because i put the Subtitles ; )

I like before watching

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I just realized that, although I knew JPJ quite late (was a Jaco and Steve Harris and John Entwistle fan) I _always_ used all this stuff on my playing. Except playing on the neck, I'm a bridge animal.

Do geddy lee !

4:52 Immigrant Song haha

Carol Kaye next please!

Some suggestions for future videos: streetlight manifesto - Pete McCullough, descendents - Karl Alvatez, or Reel Big Fish - Matt Wong

Please do one on Justin Chancellor, I love your content, keep it up

I would like to see a video about John Entwistle of The Who

Imo he really is the best musician in Led Zeppelin

Great video Paul. Would you consider do something like this on Pete Way,, you know the bassplayer in UFO. Or if you could make a cover of the song shoot shoot or spacechild with UFO. Best Wishes.

You missed the use of 8 string basses.

Jimmy Page, upon being contacted by Jonesy about his interest in playing with Page after the Yardbirds: “I jumped at the chance of getting him.”

Please John myung

Ray Shulman of Gentle Giant

How to sound like Ben Shepherd from Soundgarden, pls!

Felipe Andreoli please

now do a Jhon Entwistle

Lexxi Fox of Steel Panther?

Noticed an error...you put "whole lotta love" where you should have put "immigrant song"

Flea?

How did he setup his pickups?

Justin Chancellor next???

Play like yourself!!!use your ear to Play😀😀

Lots of what u showed was just the bass following the guitar I agree that John Paul Jones is fantastic but trying to say that some of his stuff is entirely him isn’t right lots of the sound is following the guitar and the occasional run almost acting as a fill

Andy rourke would be cool

He was also the last American to invade Britain!

You plainly dont understand what JPJs playing was all about, you are just stuck with his choice of notes to play.. not important at all.. Jones, as the humble disciple of James Jamerson (like McCartney was) could keep the groove like very few, and with Bonham they could soo magically play behind the beat.. true masters of that. THAT was it, what made Zep so great.

That bassist is so overrated!