Rick Garner comming from a drummer point of view, you are very very correct. melody and rhythm are on point.

+Rick Garner Well said! A great bass player, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, conductor… his contribution to the Zep sound is definitely underrated. Bonham/Jones is one of the best rhythm sections ever in Rock in my humble opinion.

Surely you're a guy who tries to play a beautiful instrument like the bass, but pretends to be the main and distinguished instrument of the band ... poor you if you think john paul jones did not have enough credit for being part of Led Zeppelin ... Jonh Paul Jones is a complete and above all humble musician, learn from him

Very Well Put!. JJP Stood In Back And Played His Part VERY WELL.

I'm pretty sure among bass players, he's pretty well-respected, especially anyone that's done any Zeppelin covers.

It was probably something like 'Holy shit! We have a winner'.

Seeing that Page and Plant wrote the song it's probably exactly what he expected. Page and JPJ had known each other for years...as for the rest: "In August 1968, the four played together for the first time in a room below a record store on Gerrard Street in London. Page suggested that they attempt "Train Kept A-Rollin'", originally a jump blues song popularised in a rockabilly version by Johnny Burnette, which had been covered by the Yardbirds. "As soon as I heard John Bonham play", Jones recalled, "I knew this was going to be great ... We locked together as a team immediately"

When they heard Bonham play the final version of the drums, angels had to have wept.

Probably the same as they thought about him n Planty.

Page likely took credit for it….LOL…

SO TRUE! you don't really notice as much in the regular song but when isolated it's pretty amazing,

Led Zeppelin itself is... not just this. But this is part of it.

@@ThaiThom why are you talking to a standpoint nobody made?

@@bbb462cid I'm expanding on your standpoint. I've been playing this music for 35+ years and LZ is a lesson unto itself about how to do it.

​@@ThaiThomIt's so commonplace and normal today for people to do what you're doing. Most people don't even know they do it. You're not expanding on what I said. You just told me I was wrong. I don't give a fuck if that's what you think, but I'm not swallowing your line of bullshit about what you were doing.

....after Lee/Peart :)

LudwigSC93 nah, you're funny though, I'll give you that.

" Keith moon and entwisle lol

In your opinion.

Geezer Butler and Bill Ward

Grumpy Hunter cool?? You’re a boomer??

The perfect pair !

Zeppelin had a vibe not heard before. Like a fifth member.

65 and the same

Bweeman Hate to break it to you but boomers are past 52 years old.

nice.

Because Robin Hood was a notorious pick pocket?? Picking from the Rich to slip into the pockets of the poor? Worst analogy ever. You should have gone for The Artful Dodger. That would have at least made sense.

@@emdiar6588 fuck off

absolute agree

Motown? More like traditional Celtic/Renaissance.

Indeed - the Celtic/Renaissance is well known for its electric P-Bass stylings …

Yeah... he always had the funk style. but somewhat the melody has slight atmosphere of north land folk here. It's what Jamerson never did.

That's a Jazz Bass. Bonham didn't use any P-Bass untill the 4th album

Bonham never used either...

Better listen a little harder to Livin' Lovin' Maid. HOLY JESUS!

Hate this stupid statements. But you find them regularly on KZfaq

SgtTravisBickle both of them are a lot of fun to play, seriously!

@@TheKitchenerLeslie - Or "Celebration Day".

Aaron Handford Lemon song

Except of course for the rythm section of Them Crooked Vultures ;)

Actually, Bonzo was closer to Plant cause they met before "the new yardbirds"(early zep), like Jonesy and Page

@@pedroleonicarus4659 The whole band was good friends

I think she means in a musically way you know? They play with a sinergy of best friends.

No they weren't. Plant and Bonham were best friends.

@@ritamchatterjee1022 pretty sure most of em were good friends but yeah what you say its true :)

Definitely on Zepp VI, and Houses of the Holy...

I think Page tried to correct that with the reissues.

oh yeah, big time

@@twobeer3316 zepp V? do you mean zepp 4? or is there some other album i somehow don’t know about

@@jamescase6465 Zepp Vl, my mistake.

jpj and bonham are overrated

lol now i'm triggered

Waldenmattfinish how did you do that?

It's funny cause they are sorely underrated, like .001% of kids these days recognize those 2 names

i feel like they were really under rated when they were coming out tho

...looks like you knew what you were talking about after all!

totally

✨100%⚡This is so smooth😆

1970s equipment wasnt bad at all, its literally a jazz bass lol

beats listening to moths getting zinged on a bug zapper.