Steven Frankowski stop listening on tinny iPhone speakers or headphones. Oh and JPJ maybe an underrated member of Zep but he's highly regarded amongst those in the know!
Its with every band like if you listen queen then you think john deacon is underrated if you listen to beatles then you think that Paul McCartney is underrated
I think he likes it that way. He can goto the pub and not be bothered. Dude "hey so what you do for a living?" John "I used to be in a band" Dude "cool! Have I ever heard of it?" John "probably not...led zeppelin" Dude "haha! ya... sure man"
It seems to be running up a few pretty basic scales, my suggestion would be to just learn each one individually and then work up to speed. It would be a great way to learn a bit more about scales and theory too. Keep practicing and you'll get it :)
Its a deep rabbit hole man, only recently after a year have i finally seen how it applies. I would check out scots bass lessons and just memorize the modes and different chord shapes, take your time on them, like 40 bpm each, run them back words, arpegiate them all, mix up the arpegio, make sure you know what note you are hitting. After you eternalize it like a robot, then when someone explains how chords work or go together you don't even to think of how that works mechanically, because you are a bass bot with the minor pattern forever in your skull. You can do it John, be the bass lord you were meant too be!
Welcome to youtube, where music videos are taken down for their absurd politics but videos of chicks moving their dirty a$$es are still here to this day.
@@yoitsam1629 Oh, yeah, thanks for that. There's always one.... I've been playing for 30 years and still can't play those scales. Granted the arthritis isn't helping.
Dude, hell yeah. Lifelong Zep fan, singer and drummer first, learned some guitar and just picked up the bass. I love how with each instrument I start teaching myself, it opens up a whole new lane and perspective on music. I love hearing the same song I love, in different lanes.. I never noticed this bassline as much as I do now watching this. I always knew about John Paul Jones and his entire career and what he brought as a song writer and composer and have so much respect for him and his talent and knowledge, but hearing this bassline picked out it tells its own story of the song.. Im not explaining what I mean very well but the more intricately I follow his baselines in my learning bass journey, my respect for him grows exponentially and I didnt think that could be possible! I think music is the greatest thing humans have ever done. Fkin magic.
@@pgpete The fact that I made this comment on the same exact day the 12tone video on the same song came out doesn't mean I watched the video and then tried to pass off the info as my own. Total coincidence. I swear.
@@ryangaffneysguitarphilosop732 Sounds believable tbh, 12tone can't be the only person to ever notice such thing, I mean, music education is open to everyone, so people with trained ears can surely hear that.
yo dazed and confused is not that hard to learn. There is like a total of 4 parts. the main line, bridge, ambient part, and solo, and outro i suppose. Most tabs you find of it are pretty accurate, and ramble on has also been isolated. google it sun
Most people don’t know that John Paul Jones biggest influence was Motown Bass. If you listen to a lot of the bass lines alone it’s like listening funk/R and B. He wasn’t a ‘rock’ bassist. For that reason Zep had a driving low end.
The deluxe version of Led Zeppelin III has an alternate mix of Immigrant Song which finally gives the bass its due. Check it out; the song's also on TH-cam under the same name!
very, VERY clean cover. the best on youtube for that song. the tone is very near what JPJ was doing even tho it was a natural distortion from the lamp, very hard to replicate. props man, you clearly have deep respect for the bassist you cover.
After seeing this I realize I've been playing it wrong for a long time... Damn good job. oh nice this seems like a pretty easy and repetitive bassline i can learn 0:43 oh... nevermind Misty mountain hop led zeppelin
Ah-ah, ah! Ah-ah, ah! We come from the land of the ice and snow From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow The hammer of the gods W'ell drive our ships to new lands To fight the horde, and sing and cry Valhalla, I am coming! On we sweep with threshing oar Our only goal will be the western shore Ah-ah, ah! Ah-ah, ah! We come from the land of the ice and snow From the midnight sun where the hot springs flow How soft your fields so green Can whisper tales of gore Of how we calmed the tides of war We are your overlords On we sweep with threshing oar Our only goal will be the western shore So now you'd better stop and rebuild all your ruins For peace and trust can win the day despite of all your losing Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
SO may comments about his use of a pick! It is the first time I've seen him use one, so there must be a specific reason for it - not that there's anything wrong with it in the first place! (if the purist in you despises the pick on principle, you need to adjust that principle, quickly) But there is a practical reason in this case - if I may be so bold. The fast note playing in that part we all came here for is articulated more clearly with the sharp attacking pick than with fleshy fingertips.
i just go for the way it's originally played. I think i could articulate the phrase with fingers but the attack and tone wouldn't be the same, you are right
Dead in the air by Otherwise. It’s a band that noone I’ve talked to have heard of. The base is pretty easy I think, but I’d love to see the tabs, since I can’t find them anywhere
But is it because the song calls for it? It is the first of his videos I've seen in which he uses a pick. Surely he can play this as well finger-style, But I would think he uses the pick here because it has a much sharper attack and thus makes clearer those fast runs in the "chorus."
I was just listening to the guitar backing track and I heard the chorus (I think?) and all I thought was "Holy shit that's the bass?" and now here I am
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Led Zeppelin really has some underrated bass lines. The way the bass is mixed, you can hardly hear it!
John Paul Jones was the beset musician in Led Zeppelin
luckily live led zep has some of the best renditions of these songs with jam breakdowns too, like BBC session Immigrant song. That is the tits.
Steven Frankowski stop listening on tinny iPhone speakers or headphones. Oh and JPJ maybe an underrated member of Zep but he's highly regarded amongst those in the know!
jacob parker I say John Bonham was, but every member was a extremely talented musician.
@@tristanprince3039 drummers do not consider musicians
Do you ever listen to a song and be like "Woah, was this bassline here the whole time?"
YEAH
LimeGreenTeknii tbf, for this song, the bass is pretty loud if you know how to listen to it
If you recognise the sound, the bass is more audible
@@FirstNameLastName-gq4tb Especially that intro is played without bass so its very easy to spot the difference when it joins
For whom the bell tolls and orion
Yes, they restored the video! I see, those dislikes from the time it's blocked are still there. Now give it more thumbs up, guys!!
Andriy Vasylenko hi frrriend
I agree
wooooow you guys follow each other??? Andriy, you are both my teachers, thanks a lot guys for all your hard work!
Hi there frrrriend
@@alahad bro same
John Paul Jones really is underrated as a bassist.
Very underrated as a musician. Bass, mandolin, keyboard...and that was all on one album
@Nyet Nine ah you hate zeppelin so you have chosen death
@Nyet Nine that's respectable everybody has different tastes
I don’t think he’s underrated. He’s widely regarded as one of the greatest bassists ever
Its with every band like if you listen queen then you think john deacon is underrated if you listen to beatles then you think that Paul McCartney is underrated
John Paul Jones one of the most under rated rock bassists of all time.
I think he likes it that way. He can goto the pub and not be bothered.
Dude "hey so what you do for a living?"
John "I used to be in a band"
Dude "cool! Have I ever heard of it?"
John "probably not...led zeppelin"
Dude "haha! ya... sure man"
This is one of those Zep songs where the bass part is more complex and challenging to play than the guitar part.Great, great cover and excellent tone!
0:18 okey it's not so hard...
0:44 HOLY SHIT
Right!!
😅😂😂
It's still not that hard if you practice your scales and eat your vitamins brother!
Damn that fast part is hard...
It seems to be running up a few pretty basic scales, my suggestion would be to just learn each one individually and then work up to speed. It would be a great way to learn a bit more about scales and theory too. Keep practicing and you'll get it :)
Actiomedey well, since all my bass playing comes from watching this channel, I could use some theory...
You just start slow and keep doing it.
slow down the vid and keep on playing it until you can increase the speed
Its a deep rabbit hole man, only recently after a year have i finally seen how it applies. I would check out scots bass lessons and just memorize the modes and different chord shapes, take your time on them, like 40 bpm each, run them back words, arpegiate them all, mix up the arpegio, make sure you know what note you are hitting. After you eternalize it like a robot, then when someone explains how chords work or go together you don't even to think of how that works mechanically, because you are a bass bot with the minor pattern forever in your skull. You can do it John, be the bass lord you were meant too be!
So dumb they would block any of your videos! So obviously educational in nature! Keep up the great work!!!
Welcome to youtube, where music videos are taken down for their absurd politics but videos of chicks moving their dirty a$$es are still here to this day.
John paul jones is the reason i started playing bass when i was a teenager 🤘
oh nice this seems like a pretty easy and repetitive bassline i can learn
0:43
oh... nevermind
Raspberry Juice Entertainment the baseline looks hard but when I began the bass, it took me about a week to learn it
@@yoitsam1629 Oh, yeah, thanks for that. There's always one....
I've been playing for 30 years and still can't play those scales. Granted the arthritis isn't helping.
It's a scale bro, good practice to improve your technique
Robert Brownlee yeah ik it’s really just the speed that gets me
Same, the notes themselves aren't hard since its just a scale, but the speed man the speed!
I've heard this song a million times but never actually appreciated how bad ass the bassline was (aside from the bridge). Jonesy!
School of Rock :)
That movie made me the musician I am today.
Stick it to the man!
Dude, hell yeah. Lifelong Zep fan, singer and drummer first, learned some guitar and just picked up the bass. I love how with each instrument I start teaching myself, it opens up a whole new lane and perspective on music. I love hearing the same song I love, in different lanes.. I never noticed this bassline as much as I do now watching this. I always knew about John Paul Jones and his entire career and what he brought as a song writer and composer and have so much respect for him and his talent and knowledge, but hearing this bassline picked out it tells its own story of the song.. Im not explaining what I mean very well but the more intricately I follow his baselines in my learning bass journey, my respect for him grows exponentially and I didnt think that could be possible! I think music is the greatest thing humans have ever done. Fkin magic.
John Paul Jones ...the wizard of rock. Absolutely genious.
This bass line is insane
0:44 oh men!!
I hear for the first time the bass line during the chorus ... crazy !
The last 16th note of the 2nd measure of the chorus is actually supposed to be a C, not a B.
Watched the 12tone video didn't you
@@TheStabbyCyclist Complete coincidence.
@@ryangaffneysguitarphilosop732 - sure it was ! :)
@@pgpete The fact that I made this comment on the same exact day the 12tone video on the same song came out doesn't mean I watched the video and then tried to pass off the info as my own. Total coincidence. I swear.
@@ryangaffneysguitarphilosop732 Sounds believable tbh, 12tone can't be the only person to ever notice such thing, I mean, music education is open to everyone, so people with trained ears can surely hear that.
Dazed and confused or ramble on
Kain Romero That sounds like a threat
yo dazed and confused is not that hard to learn. There is like a total of 4 parts. the main line, bridge, ambient part, and solo, and outro i suppose. Most tabs you find of it are pretty accurate, and ramble on has also been isolated. google it sun
Bro yes
Most people don’t know that John Paul Jones biggest influence was Motown Bass. If you listen to a lot of the bass lines alone it’s like listening funk/R and B. He wasn’t a ‘rock’ bassist. For that reason Zep had a driving low end.
Such a simple song, yet so good.
Amazing bassist! Ireland loves you!
This was one of the very first songs I learned. Great for warming up.
Totally agreed. It's a great song to practice both octaves and running scales.
Good grief! Well done!
I have a massive new respect for JPJ!!
(from a real novice)
Valhalla I am coming!
I like the way your left hand plays the bridge passage, that's cool, thank you man
John Paul Jones is great, nearly all of his bass lines are magnificent. ✌️😙
Well, I thought that song was all Jimmy. I have respect for Mr Jones for that bass line now
Bass run is a gem..
And all this time I thought it was the rythmn guitarist playing these cords lol
Awesome bass line! Especially at 0:43 👌🏻
0:43
glad to see the video back :)
The deluxe version of Led Zeppelin III has an alternate mix of Immigrant Song which finally gives the bass its due. Check it out; the song's also on TH-cam under the same name!
the bass in the chorus omg
After seeing this I realize I've been playing it wrong for a long time... Damn good job.
That was brilliant!
very, VERY clean cover. the best on youtube for that song. the tone is very near what JPJ was doing even tho it was a natural distortion from the lamp, very hard to replicate. props man, you clearly have deep respect for the bassist you cover.
Totally did not expect this to get unblocked. So happy right now!
After seeing this I realize I've been playing it wrong for a long time... Damn good job.
oh nice this seems like a pretty easy and repetitive bassline i can learn
0:43
oh... nevermind
Misty mountain hop led zeppelin
Ah-ah, ah!
Ah-ah, ah!
We come from the land of the ice and snow
From the midnight sun, where the hot springs flow
The hammer of the gods
W'ell drive our ships to new lands
To fight the horde, and sing and cry
Valhalla, I am coming!
On we sweep with threshing oar
Our only goal will be the western shore
Ah-ah, ah!
Ah-ah, ah!
We come from the land of the ice and snow
From the midnight sun where the hot springs flow
How soft your fields so green
Can whisper tales of gore
Of how we calmed the tides of war
We are your overlords
On we sweep with threshing oar
Our only goal will be the western shore
So now you'd better stop and rebuild all your ruins
For peace and trust can win the day despite of all your losing
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
heavy metal 🖤 🤘
This song was the inspiration behind my guitar playing.
This song inspired me to play the guitar because the bass part is so damn hard lol
That C9 chord sounds amazing and I totally forgot about it!
Dude. Fire. Absolute fire.
The real trick is coming up with this in the first place 😂😂
La mejor línea de bajo que eh escuchado lml
Me in my mind: don't be scared they are just fast simple scales
My fingers: nope
You Sir are on Fire! Very Smooth indeed!...Very Smooth
The bridge is hell !
11/11 60 people cant keep up. thank you for the work dude
This a fun bassline to perform a in a slap style.
👏🏽😍👏🏽😍👏🏽😍👏🏽😍
Como me encanta la linea de bajo 🎸de ésta canción
💖💖💖💖💖💖
The chorus part is so sick
Absolutely perfect.
Bravo compadre. Que bien se te da el bajo. Aspiro a llegar a tu nivel con mi bajo tmb 😎👍
You're great man, rock on
WwoowwW great man very clever chords congratulations
Alto bass cover! gracias por compartir. saludos desde Texas
Wow this is a really cool one!
JPJ’s a fucking legend
Great bassist, great Washburn Taurus.
That was...... AWESOME!!!
gotta try this song. 🙂
Finally back!
Nice! Time to learn this song
With a pick is actually insane for me.
This is SO good
JPJ rly put the whole damn scale in that part wtf😂😭
Awesome cover..well done.
This is fantastic! Thanks.
Led Zeppelin - навсегда!!!
Thanks to you I finally play one of my favorite songs, thank you 😃😃😃
Yeah dude
Great Job like the videos keep em coming
SO may comments about his use of a pick! It is the first time I've seen him use one, so there must be a specific reason for it - not that there's anything wrong with it in the first place! (if the purist in you despises the pick on principle, you need to adjust that principle, quickly) But there is a practical reason in this case - if I may be so bold. The fast note playing in that part we all came here for is articulated more clearly with the sharp attacking pick than with fleshy fingertips.
i just go for the way it's originally played. I think i could articulate the phrase with fingers but the attack and tone wouldn't be the same, you are right
Nicely done.
Great work!
Dead in the air by Otherwise. It’s a band that noone I’ve talked to have heard of. The base is pretty easy I think, but I’d love to see the tabs, since I can’t find them anywhere
You are amazing
Woohoo!!! It works!!
IMPRESSIVE!!!!
He's a friend from work!
great playing. i've had many arguments about those runs on A, B and C. One dude/bassist in old band was telling me it was A B D D# E G G# A 😜
Crown of Creation by Jefferson Airplane, please. There's no cover for this song in the whole youtube.
that chorus run is killing my left hand. damn.
Seriously, I feel the burn within a few seconds. I need some stamina....
How long have you been playing bass, I need to achieve this level of mastery lol
I can do the same, i've played bass for 1.5 years.
Nailed it
Por Favor, podrias hacer "SCARS OF THE CRUCIFIX" By Deicide?
Te lo agradeceria muchisimo...
great cover
Fantastic!
Misty mountain hop led zeppelin
Yesss
Excelente bajo , así o más
yes its up!!!
"Whole lotta love" by led zeppelin
Who teach you ????? Hahaha awesome dude !!!!!! I think it gona be more easy but ........... Awesome !!!!!!
You play with a pick ... THATS ILLEGAL!
The song is played with a pick.
LMAO SMH,,,, I am calling the FBI
@@TheAtomicPunk-fr7dm You're missed the freakin joke mate!
But is it because the song calls for it? It is the first of his videos I've seen in which he uses a pick. Surely he can play this as well finger-style, But I would think he uses the pick here because it has a much sharper attack and thus makes clearer those fast runs in the "chorus."
Its only a Joke Bro ahahha
Your rock brother👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
They considered you to good, so they tried shutting the vid down :p
I was just listening to the guitar backing track and I heard the chorus (I think?) and all I thought was "Holy shit that's the bass?" and now here I am
And that's why you practice your scales, everyone
Impressive!