When people refer to John Paul Jones as “the unsung hero” or “secret weapon” of Led Zeppelin, they’re likely referring to the band’s public image. During the band’s 12-year run, Jones wouldn’t stand ...
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Few rock bands carry the mystique of Led Zeppelin. Aside from the sheer ...
In the early '70s, Led Zeppelin pulled up to a crossroads. After five albums and years of rigorous touring, the band’s bass guitar player, John Paul Jones, was poised to take a step back from the fray ...
Growing up listening to rock music and being a bass players wasn’t always a super exciting proposition. Most of the great bassists of all time are jazz musicians. Being a rock bass player means ...
Since anchoring Led Zeppelin, bass player John Paul Jones has played the role of journeyman artist. A multi-instrumentalist, his unpredictable resume includes composing a score for the Merce ...
On Sunday Himes tweeted, “John Paul Stevens to retire. So who’s going to play bass for Led Zeppelin? Wait. That was Jones. Or did he captain the Serapis?” Himes, of course, is noting the similar names ...
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