The year they played this Robert was 59, Jimmy was 63 and John Paul was 61. They sound just like they did in their early 20's. Jason did a great job on the drums; I'm sure his father was smiling from the other side.
I believe Robert Plant was 59 years old at this time, in 2007. In my opinion, he never stopped improving. His vocals in this performance are truly incredible!
JPJ was really the most valuable member, music wise. His skills with the bass keyboards and arranging led to the band being as adventurous and fearless as it was. He was all about the music.
This was their reunion in 2007. Jason Bonham is making his dad proud with the rest of the original group. It was so amazing to see them together again.
What John did was amazing and his son can too. I don't know who is better John or Jason but the fact Jason honors his daddy's talent by playing the songs his daddy played with the same band is awesome. Almost like a fairy tale but there he is doing it.
I still live in those days I refuse and will not comply to move forward!! Since you asked the question.. he ( Robert Plant ) was 59 yrs old during Celebration Day concert. And at 72 now he still a bad ass vocalist ! He deserves a STATUE!
The keyboardist is John Paul Jones. He’s not a fill in, he’s the original he just dyed his hair. There’s a video of Jason Bonham jamming along to a video of his dad playing Moby Dick as a tribute which is awesome.
no fill in John Paul Jones original member and arranger of led Zeppelin, on keyboard creating the orchestra sounds from the original recording and playing bass with his feet, brilliant
I was lucky enough to meet John Bonham a week before he passed away , I met Jason the same day back in the 70"s Jason was a brilliant Motorcross rider and we where at a MX meeting in a little place called Rhayader , I've also been lucky enough to meet Robert plant when he played in a pub near where he lived in Newtown Powys , he just turned up one night set up and played for the locals , fantastic memory's 👍
The greatest rock band in history! I've been listening to them from their beginning when I was a young teenager. My kids grew up listening to them and love their music as well.
Let it be said that this one-off benefit concert holds the world record for the highest demand for tickets with 20 million ticket requests crashing the online booking service. They had to set up a lottery system to allocate the sales.
I saw these guys in the '70s with Bonham and have to say out of all the live versions this concert is their best concert ever. When they were young you could see their energy on stage. Now they are older and it's like a fine wine it ages so well. Jason fills in for his dad so well. I guess having John teach his son makes it awesome. Jason also knows every song in detail. Jones had said that in an interview. When the band wanted to play again Jason had to try out like everyone. John and Jones were the backbones of Zeppelin. When they started practicing for the concert Jason actually knew every beat which amazed Jones and the others.
Jason has every black market video ever made of Zep. When they were rehearsing, for Celebration day, Jimmy would be trying to remember something and Jason would say, when you were in Japan in 71 you played it this way. So his knowledge was a big help when rehearsing. And I believe he's using his dad's original drum kit. ❤️
The studio version of this is the greatest rock song of all time. And this live version is totally badass--especially given they're in their early 60s!
On keyboards is John Paul Jones and he is "NO" fill in, he is the original everything, plays bass, keyboards, back up vocals, plays a mean mandolin, him and Jason are the backbone of this song. It amazes me he can keep playing like that throughout the whole song and never miss a note or lose the beat, like a machine.
All Zep members are there except drummer, no one can fill his shoes except his son. Robert can still scream it out in his sixties! Almost like this version better then when they were young. Gives me goosebumps! Thank you peace ✌️
@@ryanjsgrandma2009 Although, Robert Plant on Yoyoka, "I know where she can get a good job." th-cam.com/video/-XYr6H2mGxk/w-d-xo.html She's only got a lot better since then.
In 1975 When this was 1ST Released was killer ;;;;; Jay you missed out being a teen in the 70s ,, Jay Robert Plant was 59 In this Video This is why IMO THE 70s toped THE CAKE
Bro. John Paul Jones was playing the keyboards. Definitely not a fill in. Behind the scenes, he was the master. The stars aligned when he, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Bonham found each other. Greatest ensemble in rock history. Great video!!
Love me some Led Zepp! My cousins turned me on to them in the 70's. I love the "Robert Plant Hop". When the music gets to him he hops up and down. He's always done that and did it here. There will NEVER be another band with their drive, talent and uniqueness.
As old as they were here...in their 60s...still the best band ever!! JPJ on keys was the original member too. Just the drummer us deceased...his son fills in great here!
I saw Zep in their heyday. They had no lead-up band. They brought down the thunder and rocked the Heavens for three hours. I'm not that old. I'm a time traveler.
I'm pretty sure this concert was in 2007; so, that would have put the three living original members in their sixties. They are in their seventies now, as am I. Our generation's music is still the best!
If I'm not mistaken, along with all the meaning behind this reunion performance, and Jason Bonham playing for the ages (and his dad), and the deeply seasoned skill they all displayed, it was the last performance, ever, for Zep. What a simply magisterial way to honor the fans, and their legacy, and bid adieu to Zep.
J reacted to "Since I've Been Loving You" at MSG aaaages ago - over a year ago I think. It's one of my favourite reactions, his face when the vocals come in is a wee picture :)
Plant (vocals)was born in 1948 he was 59 at that concert. Page(guitar) was born in 1944 so he was 63. John Paul Jones ( keyboard, bass and anything with strings) was born in 1946, so he was 61 and John son Jason on the drum was 41…born 1966. The baby….
Bonham is a powerful drummer you can FEEL THE ENERGY IN HIS WHOLE BODY!! HE BOUNCES HIGH IN THAT SEAT AND YOU FEEL HE COULD FLY IF ONLY HIS FEET WEREN'T ATTACHED TO THE DRUMS 🤔🥁🥰🤯 It is plain to see he is obviously so proud to be in the position that his Dad once sat in. There can't be a better feeling than that for a young man.😁
Better live if you ask me ✌😎 & that's J.P Jones on Keyboards ( Bass player ... original member ) It's sad he gets lost a lot in all of this greatness !
I like that John Paul Jones has more video time than usual….he has pure talent….plays bass, piano, organ, synchronizer….occasional vocals….he is the soul of Led Zep…
I was lucky to see Zepp at the Isle of Weight festival in 72, What a indescribable act they were in those heady days of blissful youth!! They sounded even better live The crowd just went wild & to see Robert Plant as a young Viking Prince was brilliant he wasnt just an extraordinary singer but very easy on the eyes My fave was Jimmy P & i was mesmerized by his otherworldly Guitar playing Been a huge Zepp fan since 1970 & today in 2021 im still a huge fan & cant go 1 week without listening to some great Zepp music.
Kashmir is the place in which the band imagines they are conversing with the old local prophets, about revelations and the coming of the Messiah. The sun burns, the sand dries their face. Led Zeppelin are in a dreamlike delirium, in a mystical reality. The revelation will then become a prayer, an invocation, awaiting a direction.
I've never heard anyone react to 'For Your Life' from Celebration Day.Song originally appeared on the album Presence and had never been played live before.This was the only time ,obviously, that they played it live and the groove is fantastic
For me personally the best version of Kashmir there is. Absolutely outstanding. The man at the keyboard as you call him is John Paul Jones, founding member of Led Zep :-))) and yes, on the drums sits the son of John Bonham. He learned from the best and is really good. By the way, Puff Daddy played a cover of Kashmir together with Jimmy Page and it's called "Come with me" and was made for the Godzilla soundtrack. If you want to see Jason Bonham on fire again, check out "Rock and Roll" from this Celebration Day Concert
Yes, you are right, they certainly do put on a show. And this is how they were at the only concert I saw with them. This is a great video, thanks for sharing, and reminding us of just how great they were. ✌️
Nope, that was definitely all the former members, except Jason on drums taking the place of his late father and he blew everyone away. This was a rare reunion that will never happen again. That’s what makes this concert so special. If you get around to it, that whole concert was unbelievable! The best I have seen. Thanks for the reaction. 👏
Age keeps being brought up. Fine, In this 2007 concert Plant is 59, Jones and Page both 63, Jason Bonham (John's son) was 32. After a few slightly embarrassing reunion appearances, they knew their reputation was in question. They made the mark and stood their ground from 1968 to 1980. They owed it to themselves AND us of the elder generation to prove, ONCE and FOR ALL why Led Zeppelin WAS the greatest band EVER. They rehearsed and rehearsed, put together a setlist that spanned the decade they owned, and nailed it! Could they have gone out on tour and conquered the world once again? Sure, but why? They've done it. The soul of the band was buried in 1980 when John died. This 2007 concert was their swansong. Be thankful the performance was captured on video as evidence proving that Led Zeppelin was the best!
This is one of my favorite LZ songs, and yes, this performance is epic. Usually I don't care much for live performances versus studio. But it seems that LZ, no matter their age, always delivers the goods on stage.
Jay when they announced that the remaining members with Jason Bonham son was going to do this, with 2 hours the request of tickets broke world records. Over 20 million tickets were requested.
The year they played this Robert was 59, Jimmy was 63 and John Paul was 61. They sound just like they did in their early 20's. Jason did a great job on the drums; I'm sure his father was smiling from the other side.
I believe Robert Plant was 59 years old at this time, in 2007.
In my opinion, he never stopped improving. His vocals in this performance are truly incredible!
Led is the Masterpiece, the Goat for many more generations that can never b replaced . 😎
How masterfully this oriental touch is incorporated!
They had over 20 million sign up for reunion show tickets.
John Paul Jones playing the keyboards. And playing bass with his feet. He's doing amazing things here.
He is the single greatest X factor in rock history.
Wow 👏
JPJ was really the most valuable member, music wise. His skills with the bass keyboards and arranging led to the band being as adventurous and fearless as it was. He was all about the music.
He was the most underrated musician in the whole rock industry
wow, i didnt know he was playing bass with his feet. never even knew you could do that.
Genius has no number
Led Zep is the GOAT.
Runner up 🐐 for me… but I can’t argue too hard. My rock Mount Rushmore:
Beatles, Zep, Pink Floyd, The Who
in that order
Pink Floyd interjects
They will ALWAYS get my vote. Yes indeedy 😊
Yup keys and bass original member and absolute genius....John Paul Jones
This was their reunion in 2007. Jason Bonham is making his dad proud with the rest of the original group. It was so amazing to see them together again.
What John did was amazing and his son can too. I don't know who is better John or Jason but the fact Jason honors his daddy's talent by playing the songs his daddy played with the same band is awesome. Almost like a fairy tale but there he is doing it.
I still live in those days I refuse and will not comply to move forward!! Since you asked the question.. he ( Robert Plant ) was 59 yrs old during Celebration Day concert. And at 72 now he still a bad ass vocalist ! He deserves a STATUE!
The keyboardist is John Paul Jones. He’s not a fill in, he’s the original he just dyed his hair. There’s a video of Jason Bonham jamming along to a video of his dad playing Moby Dick as a tribute which is awesome.
Laughed my ass off when I heard the fill in comment! Lol
@@georgemuller5882 I know, same lol
@@georgemuller5882 So you have to spend the rest of your life standing...
Just proves us older folks can still bring it. 🤘🏼
@@georgemuller5882 me too!
The best version kashmir i love
no fill in John Paul Jones original member and arranger of led Zeppelin, on keyboard creating the orchestra sounds from the original recording and playing bass with his feet, brilliant
I was lucky enough to meet John Bonham a week before he passed away , I met Jason the same day back in the 70"s Jason was a brilliant Motorcross rider and we where at a MX meeting in a little place called Rhayader , I've also been lucky enough to meet Robert plant when he played in a pub near where he lived in Newtown Powys , he just turned up one night set up and played for the locals , fantastic memory's 👍
My favorite and All Of My Love !!!!!
The greatest rock band in history! I've been listening to them from their beginning when I was a young teenager. My kids grew up listening to them and love their music as well.
Let it be said that this one-off benefit concert holds the world record for the highest demand for tickets with 20 million ticket requests crashing the online booking service. They had to set up a lottery system to allocate the sales.
true, a stat that might never be achieved again.... Zeppelin IS the best
REMEMBER IT WELL
If there were 20 million seats in that arena, they would have still had to turn people away.
I was one of the lucky ones, it was an incredible show. You can see the entire show on a DVD called Celebration day.
@@ratowey I was also lucky! Best thing I've ever seen!
Best rock song - EVER by the greatest rock band - EVER
I saw these guys in the '70s with Bonham and have to say out of all the live versions this concert is their best concert ever. When they were young you could see their energy on stage. Now they are older and it's like a fine wine it ages so well. Jason fills in for his dad so well. I guess having John teach his son makes it awesome. Jason also knows every song in detail. Jones had said that in an interview. When the band wanted to play again Jason had to try out like everyone. John and Jones were the backbones of Zeppelin. When they started practicing for the concert Jason actually knew every beat which amazed Jones and the others.
Jason has every black market video ever made of Zep. When they were rehearsing, for Celebration day, Jimmy would be trying to remember something and Jason would say, when you were in Japan in 71 you played it this way. So his knowledge was a big help when rehearsing. And I believe he's using his dad's original drum kit. ❤️
I’m ready to become a traveler of both time and space…
This is my favorite version of the song
The studio version of this is the greatest rock song of all time. And this live version is totally badass--especially given they're in their early 60s!
Greatest groove ever, starting at 4:19 on the studio version. Insane
John Paul Jones is Led Zeppelin's secret weapon
On keyboards is John Paul Jones and he is "NO" fill in, he is the original everything, plays bass, keyboards, back up vocals, plays a mean mandolin, him and Jason are the backbone of this song. It amazes me he can keep playing like that throughout the whole song and never miss a note or lose the beat, like a machine.
This had to be THE. MOST. *EPIC.* CONCERT. *EVVVVVERRRRR!* I'm a 63 year old grown black dude and I'm certain I would have cried the entire concert.
All Zep members are there except drummer, no one can fill his shoes except his son. Robert can still scream it out in his sixties! Almost like this version better then when they were young. Gives me goosebumps! Thank you peace ✌️
Jason's great, but when you wrote that no one can fill John Bonham's shoes, that includes his son.
@@Cosmo-Kramer no but he’s the only one that even qualifies to try. U can tell he has his dads DNA! RIP John
@@ryanjsgrandma2009 Although, Robert Plant on Yoyoka, "I know where she can get a good job." th-cam.com/video/-XYr6H2mGxk/w-d-xo.html
She's only got a lot better since then.
In 1975 When this was 1ST Released was killer ;;;;; Jay you missed out being a teen in the 70s ,, Jay Robert Plant was 59 In this Video This is why IMO THE 70s toped THE CAKE
He sure tries his best to follow Bonham s footsteps. Kudos. Melissa Ward here. Rip John Bonham.
Bro. John Paul Jones was playing the keyboards. Definitely not a fill in. Behind the scenes, he was the master. The stars aligned when he, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Bonham found each other. Greatest ensemble in rock history. Great video!!
Definitely not a "fill-in".
This was filmed in 2007 when Jason Bonham was in his early 40s, Robert was in his late 50s and both Jimmy and John Paul Jones were in their early 60s.
I think Robert was 59
One of the greatest bands in our lifetime
That clip right there, I think that is the greatest live clip recorded since 2000. Period. Kashmir at that 2007 reunion.
Daynas got it right. John Paul Jones on the keys/bass is the foundation and form of this piece!!
Love me some Led Zepp!
My cousins turned me on to them in the 70's. I love the "Robert Plant Hop".
When the music gets to him he hops up and down. He's always done that and did it here. There will NEVER be another band with their drive, talent and uniqueness.
When he did that first long, long note it was like things in the Universe aligned so that they could give us a masterpiece!
KASHMIR IS A TOWERING ACHIEVEMENT UNMATCHED IN THE ANNALS OF ROCK MUSIC
One of my favorite favorite Zeppelin songs!😀🎶🎸
Mine too!!! 🎵🎶🎵
Thank you Great review!!!!!
So glad to see people your age appreciating the great music from my generation. I'm 76 and have been a Led Zeppelin fan since the beginning.
As old as they were here...in their 60s...still the best band ever!! JPJ on keys was the original member too. Just the drummer us deceased...his son fills in great here!
Go Jason❤️
Yes that’s how the old folks did it!
The greatest band ever!
I saw Zep in their heyday. They had no lead-up band. They brought down the thunder and rocked the Heavens for three hours. I'm not that old. I'm a time traveler.
Wow that's John Paul Jones man. Till this day John is still rocking.
So is Robert Plant. He has a tour pretty soon, depending on Covid-19.
I'm pretty sure this concert was in 2007; so, that would have put the three living original members in their sixties. They are in their seventies now, as am I. Our generation's music is still the best!
Actually, Plant was 59 at the time. He was born in 1948.
If I'm not mistaken, along with all the meaning behind this reunion performance, and Jason Bonham playing for the ages (and his dad), and the deeply seasoned skill they all displayed, it was the last performance, ever, for Zep. What a simply magisterial way to honor the fans, and their legacy, and bid adieu to Zep.
Original John Paul Jones on keyboards, and yes Jason Bonham on drums- “Since I’ve been loving you” live, for sure! ❤️💙👍✌️
J reacted to "Since I've Been Loving You" at MSG aaaages ago - over a year ago I think. It's one of my favourite reactions, his face when the vocals come in is a wee picture :)
@@jonnylumberjack6223 thx! Crazy thing is I probably reacted and commented to it too...almost positive now- 🤦🏻♀️ getting older isn’t fun! Lol
Oh snap! 💢 @3:21 You crack me up, man! 😂😅😆 You had to pause... Hold up, hang on ... Funny. 👍
Plant (vocals)was born in 1948 he was 59 at that concert. Page(guitar) was born in 1944 so he was 63. John Paul Jones ( keyboard, bass and anything with strings) was born in 1946, so he was 61 and John son Jason on the drum was 41…born 1966. The baby….
The guy on the keyboard is probably a fill in!!! Jeezzzz..
Bonham is a powerful drummer you can FEEL THE ENERGY IN HIS WHOLE BODY!!
HE BOUNCES HIGH IN THAT SEAT AND YOU FEEL HE COULD FLY IF ONLY HIS FEET WEREN'T ATTACHED TO THE DRUMS 🤔🥁🥰🤯
It is plain to see he is obviously so proud to be in the position that his Dad once sat in. There can't be a better feeling than that for a young man.😁
Better live if you ask me ✌😎
& that's J.P Jones on Keyboards
( Bass player ... original member )
It's sad he gets lost a lot in all of this greatness !
32 years later and still wow
John Paul Jones on keys, Robert Plant on vocals and Jimmy Page on lead guitar..Jason Bonham on drums..son of the original drummer, John Bonham
As soon as u hear the beginning and hear the reaction of the crowd u know that this is a timeless classic that will never die
That is John Paul Jones on the keys. Bass with foot pedals. Forever Rockstars. Masterclass.
this is my favourite performance and sound of Kashmir it just sounds so smooth in the ears.
John Paul Jones, on the keyboards, is one of the original awesome band members. A true great. He also turns up to play in live gigs by Seasick Steve.
Entire concert available on TH-cam. INCREDIBLE!
Fabulous! Your reaction is priceless, I'm sitting up in Canada all hyped up. Robert Plant's voice still the truth.
We played this song on violin when I was in music class in 6th grade. I’ll never forget it!
Ara Malikian too
I like that John Paul Jones has more video time than usual….he has pure talent….plays bass, piano, organ, synchronizer….occasional vocals….he is the soul of Led Zep…
Please never forget JPJ ( John Paul Jones) he is quite ESSENTIAL to this band
My favorite LZ!❣️
One of my Zeppelin Favourite s
I was lucky to see Zepp at the Isle of Weight festival in 72,
What a indescribable act they were in those heady days of blissful youth!!
They sounded even better live
The crowd just went wild & to see Robert Plant as a young Viking Prince was brilliant he wasnt just an extraordinary singer but very easy on the eyes
My fave was Jimmy P & i was mesmerized by his otherworldly
Guitar playing
Been a huge Zepp fan since 1970
& today in 2021 im still a huge fan & cant go 1 week without listening to some great Zepp music.
He still has it. He’s in his 70’s. I saw him 3 years ago
The best version!!! Fu**ing awsome!!
Kashmir is the place in which the band imagines they are conversing with the old local prophets, about revelations and the coming of the Messiah.
The sun burns, the sand dries their face.
Led Zeppelin are in a dreamlike delirium, in a mystical reality. The revelation will then become a prayer, an invocation, awaiting a direction.
Robert Plant is a traveler of both time and space-he doesn't age, lol
Their talent is endless they were so good.
I've never heard anyone react to 'For Your Life' from Celebration Day.Song originally appeared on the album Presence and had never been played live before.This was the only time ,obviously, that they played it live and the groove is fantastic
Thx. Gonna look for it.
John Paul Jones on keyboards, he is an original member of LedZep. He is more known as the bass guitarist, but he also played keyboards
Go Jason!
..."legendary" doesn't cover it."one of the all time greats" doesn't cover it..Their impact on rock is indescribable.
Best band of all time! For me J bro 😁✌❤ sorry Pink Floyd, Sorry Beatles, Sorry Stones but my soul is with the Zep!
Jayvee is a joy watching his reaction to great Classic Rock. It’s as if his mind is racing faster than the music, screaming “I was born too late.”
For me personally the best version of Kashmir there is. Absolutely outstanding. The man at the keyboard as you call him is John Paul Jones, founding member of Led Zep :-))) and yes, on the drums sits the son of John Bonham. He learned from the best and is really good. By the way, Puff Daddy played a cover of Kashmir together with Jimmy Page and it's called "Come with me" and was made for the Godzilla soundtrack. If you want to see Jason Bonham on fire again, check out "Rock and Roll" from this Celebration Day Concert
Ran In Here! Zeppelin- Forever the Greatest! And Jason Bohnam is doing his daddy proud!
Hey Man !! These guys are ROCK GODS
Yes, you are right, they certainly do put on a show. And this is how they were at the only concert I saw with them. This is a great video, thanks for sharing, and reminding us of just how great they were. ✌️
John Paul Jones is really the hidden gem here.
Always has been and always will be.
This performance always gives me chills
Nope, that was definitely all the former members, except Jason on drums taking the place of his late father and he blew everyone away. This was a rare reunion that will never happen again. That’s what makes this concert so special. If you get around to it, that whole concert was unbelievable! The best I have seen. Thanks for the reaction. 👏
Great one JayVee !! One of my Led Zeppelin favorites~tempo changes ! As to their ages, his lead guitarist Jimmy Page had JET BLACK hair..lol :)
You NEED to react to NO QUARTER from this concert!!!
Must be amazing to experience this live!
This whole concert was epic!!!
Them crooked vultures - a great band with Bass Player John Paul Jones teaming up with … well an awesome cast of players
Killer performance
Age keeps being brought up. Fine, In this 2007 concert Plant is 59, Jones and Page both 63, Jason Bonham (John's son) was 32. After a few slightly embarrassing reunion appearances, they knew their reputation was in question. They made the mark and stood their ground from 1968 to 1980. They owed it to themselves AND us of the elder generation to prove, ONCE and FOR ALL why Led Zeppelin WAS the greatest band EVER. They rehearsed and rehearsed, put together a setlist that spanned the decade they owned, and nailed it! Could they have gone out on tour and conquered the world once again? Sure, but why? They've done it. The soul of the band was buried in 1980 when John died. This 2007 concert was their swansong. Be thankful the performance was captured on video as evidence proving that Led Zeppelin was the best!
I saw LZ in 1970 but I don't remember anything. 🤔🤷♀️😜 Now I'm seeing Robert & Alison on July 8/23. I plan on remembering and loving every moment. ❤️
Actually JPJ was 61 but they’re timeless so…😉
Led Zeppelin are King 👑
Rock and Roll royalty!
This is one of my favorite LZ songs, and yes, this performance is epic. Usually I don't care much for live performances versus studio. But it seems that LZ, no matter their age, always delivers the goods on stage.
Here’s the thing about Robert Plant .. he’s never retired . He’s still singing , collaborating and keeping his mad skills as a vocalist
He also has a podcast.
Check out his album with Alison Krauss called "Raising Sand." It won album of the year at the 2009 Grammys.
New album with Alison Krauss coming out soon!
Seeing him next month. ❤️❤️❤️
Love this 🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
God has already reserved a spot for all the band members to play a concert for all the true rockers in heaven!
Outstanding Live version here, Wow!
Legendary material.
This is my most favourite recording of Kashmir! It’s amazing !!!
Goosebumps right
Jay when they announced that the remaining members with Jason Bonham son was going to do this, with 2 hours the request of tickets broke world records. Over 20 million tickets were requested.
3:22 makes the hairs stand up on my neck EVERY TIME!!!!! hes nearly 60 here and his voice was WRECKED in 73!!!!
So glad to see John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham together with them. It's a close as your gonna get. Awesome.