Guys found a funny mistake on the video. I talked about Hootie and the Blowfish & Sheryl Crow covers ..but i left the music on top. Sorry. I loved the cover by Hootie, hated Sheryl's Crow version of D'yer Ma'ker!
John Paul Jones when asked about UnLedded - "One slightly naughty thing I was thinking as I was watching the MTV thing, is how many people it took to replace me, and how few people it's taken me to replace them."
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Storiesold news among true led heads and most of you younger fans don't understand this was not a led Zeppelin reunion that were not trying to make it a led Zeppelin reunion that's why John Paul Jones was not there it's not very hard to figure out I saw the tour it was not Zeppelin in any way Jimmy Page has stated this many times in interviews
Jonesy was the only one to thank Peter Grant at RR Hall of Fame.....Without a doubt Jonesy was Zeppelin's Swiss Army knife. Thank you for sharing this video!!
I noticed that also. Peter Grant was always the fifth member of the band ! Jimmy’s protector. I was really surprised that Robert and Jimmy didn’t mention him and that Robert didn’t talk more about John Bonham. Maybe because Jason was there.
@@billhorstkamp98I'm not sure if it was Robert on Rock line. He seemed to regret the way Peter Grant did certain things. He wasn't specific but I got the impression of his thug tactics on tour
Thank you for another fantastic episode JCM. Hats off to JPJ for standing up for himself snd being s total professional during what was a somewhat difficult time for him. His album with Galas was fantastic.
Thank you very much for watching Jeremy. Jones is what a professional stands for, no question. People think it wasn't a tough time for him, having your past rubbed in your face like that is not easy. The Galas album i need to get it on CD, that will happen! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Cool episode to add to the series, Jose! My memory of the HOF induction? "JPJ wins the night. Robert: get that guitar out of your hand....what a joke. Neil Young get off the stage. Jimmy: not looking particularly healthy or comfortable." Robert is a brilliant singer, and his contribution to Led Zeppelin is unarguable. But Robert is also an emotional diva, a name dropper, and prone to emotional takes that border on petty and vindictive. JPJ is a consummate pro, classy at all times. TY Jose. Ernie
I didn't realize the HOF induction/ performance was supposed to a competition or a chosing of sides. They were all there for the same reason. I guess some people get too caught up in personalities and drama of a band. I'm there for the music
Ernie your comment was Spot on! Each member had a different energy for sure haha. I liked Jones' playing, the musical weight he brings To every gig is INCREDIBLE!
@thetruthhurts6652 if you chose to pay attention to it, you could say that. Some people like to get caught up in that. I listen to them as a band. I have an opinion on it but I also don't "take sides". Nobody knows what happens behind closed doors so it's better to not even concern yourself. At least, that's how I look at it and I've been a die hard since the late 80's.
Oh yeah man, imagine Jones playing polyrhythm stuff with LEPROUS? Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Once again, fascinating, well produced and with honest opinions. JCM is the good standard for YT music documentaries. Hard to top his passion for the subject matter.
Watching Led Zeppelin’s induction speech, aside JPJ’s burn, the worse thing about it was Jason Bonham’s hair. Thanks for shedding it. You look the badass drummer that you are. A massive talent.
Yeah, not his best fashion style there. He was emotionally lost a bit in the 90s, can't blame him. I can't imagine what he must have felt watching Led Zeppelin's popularity sore in the 90s and his father would never come back :( Thank YOU for watching this episode!
JPJ is the coolest member of the band. Idk why Page and Plant did him like that. Thanks for the video brother…from a fellow huge Zep fan! Looking forward to the next one. Blessings.
Sometimes the most talented people on Earth suffer great injustice, thus why i believe creativity and musicianship come from HIGHER POWERS this planet can't handle! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Hi John Paul, You did yourself justice. That must of felt great. Finally letting them and everyone know what snobs they are. Their loss. No one EVER TOUCHED YOU DIMPLES. YOU made Zeppelin with your genius bass and skills on the piano-organ (special effects ). Jonsey your beautiful . If nobody told you that they loved you today, we'll I do. Forever JPJ fan. ❤😊Julie
Great video , really well done ,a lot of memories and nostalgia for me really brought me back in time ,JPJ relationship / connection to the other members was definitely odd ,maybe it was always like that and Bonham and Peter Grant were the buffer and it feels a bit like George Harrison vs McCartney /Lennon relationship ,and I think it was more Plant than Page that dissed him , but that was a hell of a burn by Jones with the phone # speech , Plants face is priceless , and I’ve never seen Plant play guitar before , pretty cool anyway the dynamics in bands are tough , I’ve been there , and I still love and play LZ on my Les Paul , subscribed ! 👍
Another good one....the depth of your research is astounding. Love the Mana cover. Guy singing sounds like a Spanish, more in tune version of Plant. pretty remarkable. Drummer's pretty great for sure too. The drum triggering technology in those days leave a lot to be desired. That snare drum...my ears. EDIT: I wanna add, at this point in the Zep chronology, I'm not really watching these for Zep content. I'm just watching because these videos are so darned fun to watch.
Dave i'm glad you checked out Maná! They have many songs i like! Glad they became huge in the States, well deserves. Their guitarist Sergio Vallin recorded a track with Steve Vai recently. Alex the drummer is a mad man. I get what you mean about the content, i try to find ways to present it different and well generate a conversation :) Hope Plant doesn't hate me LOL
Guess who Black Dog yup Jonesy. Saw him play it on a pedal steel guitar in the 90's he made an interesting comment before playing it. Now I get it. Didn't know he wrote it, interesting. He also took the reigns for the album In through the out doors. Where's Jimmy ? Check out what he co-wrote yeah oh yeah some biggies, didn't borrow from anyone huh.
Great series. I just don´t undertand why repeat so many timesJPJ talking about the phone number. Page and Plant is one thing, Page, plant and Jones is LZ. Being LZ was not the idea (unfortunatly) but it was a good move because their power of creativity wasn´t in 70s levels. The comparison would destroy them. Otherwise incredible research work
JPJ and the Phone number is technically the INTRO theme for the show. I know it's repeated a lot hehe. Sorry. Thank you very much for watching Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
When I heard Led Zeppelin was going to put out an album and do a tour I GOT SO EXCITED! Then I heard it was a Page/Plant only project with no Jonsey in sight I decided I wanted nothing to do with that travesty. Jonsey is the reason I took up the bass guitar.
I don't blame you. While Page and Plant's solo tour was great, i have never been able to convince myself to put it next to Jones on bass....no way. Thanks for watching!
Years of trading and digital searches like @moreblack said, now i cherish these to make the documentaries! hehe Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
This felt like a dark episode indeed Matt, you should've seen when the Department of Justice shut down that office, it was like a scene from Apocalypse Now in a way. I see many parallels in corporate America and Page/Plant for a reason you know? Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I love JPJ, but from Robert Plant's perspective, everyone from the band except John Bonham missed his son's funeral. Jimmy, John Paul, Peter Grant. This is something that would make me salty.
Agreed. Now if we take that exact moment as the reason, why was Jimmy there? If Bonham himself felt this same way he would've never pushed the 1978 reunion. I understand your sentiments and i recall friends of mine when my grandfather passed away who didn't care to reach out. Life is a strange ride. I guess making millions on the Page/Plant tours heal the wounds?
Thanks to TH-cam I've recently watched the R&R Hall of Fame footage of Zep. First thing that came into mind was what in the blue blazes is Plant doing with a guitar with Jimmy and Neil there? It was one of the cringest moments I've ever seen. I just thought it's like that kid that just learns to bend saying "Look what I can do" and Jimmy looking like "Awww Nice one Percy," while Neil is going ape shit which I personally LOVED! It's surreal. Lastly, JPJ. Have to say I've developed mad respect for the guy. JPJ is one of the top bassist there is. When Plant is being a horse's butt accepting the award, JPJ is just class with one of the best barbs EVER!
I had forgotten about the encomium album. That thing was horrible in my humble opinion. Thank you so much for this as somebody who’s been listening to Led Zeppelin since the inception I really appreciate these. Very informative.😊☮️
Encomium sucks yeah lol. I own a copy of it only because it was on the discount bin at a record store but yes, it's an unnecessary thing. Now from a marketing standpoint it makes sense yes, it's like "hey young people of the 90s, here's Zeppelin played by folks you know! Thank you very much for watching, hope you enjoy the rest of the series!
Once again brilliant, Jose. Thank you. I remember those Encomium eyes staring at me for years in used records store. I never bought the album. You can't top Led Zeppelin :DDDD
Hahah yeah, those eyes stare at you like "wanna check out Henry Rollins destroy Four Sticks? NO THANKS. Thank YOU for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
Plant has to remember that he had least amount of input as a member of Led Zeppelin……John Paul Jones was the conductor of the band, page knew this but the likes of plant didn’t get it.
Robert changed after 1986, whatever his management convinced him to do, he was never the same man. It's not just Jones, look at Robbie Blunt, Doug Boyle, Phil Johnstone, Paul Martinez, Jezz Woodroffe, Richie Hayward, Phil Collins, Cozy Powell, Chris Blackwell, Michael Lee, Charlie Jones, the list goes on. Plant found peace within until 2010 it seems, once the looks faded and AGE confronted him. Alison Krauss we should thank, she seems to have taimed the restless lion, once and for all.
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories I agree with you to a certain extent but the name you could of added to your list is David Coverdale…..when Page went on tour with him and produced an album, plant seemed to toe the line after realising that he was not so integral after all.
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Yo creo que fue uno de los mejores discursos del Rock and Roll Hall of Fame junto al del guitarrista de Rush Alex Lifeson que fue puro "Bla bla bla..." y el de Rick Wakeman de Yes en donde contó cuando fue al urólogo a su examen de próstata 🤣🤣 Humor inglés y canadiense.
El de Wakeman es el mejor hahahahhahah admiro el humor de Rick. Odié el de Lifeson la verdad. Entiendo la idea pero se tardó demasiado. No me gusta Rush hahahahah
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Oh, no, no te gusta Rush! Es gracias a Geddy Lee y a John Paul Jones que yo soy bajista y tecladista! Ya no te hablo! Jaja, cada uno sus gustos. Es que Rush fue una revelación para muchos músicos jóvenes a principios de los 80, incluyéndome a mi, como sólo 3 músicos podían hacer todo éso! Jaja, bueno, yo tengo un amigo guitarrista a quien no le gusta Led Zeppelin, Jaja, así que estamos a mano 🤣🤣
Me gusta mucho el Grace Under Pressure por alguna razón. Es la voz de Geddy lo que no logro apreciar en su primera etapa. Del Counterparts para el final prefiero esa voz de Geddy. El primer album con Rutsy es muy bueno y claro surna a Zeppelin. Detesto el uso de Chorus en Algunos solos de Lifeson. Neil era un musico brillante!
If I ever came close to burning a hole in a CD for listening to one song a lot it was the Stone Temple Pilots version of dancing days on that encomium or however it is spelled. It is painful to see how much JPJ missed out on from whatever came between him and being on the Page-Plant tours. Thanks so much fo this and all of these episodes.
John Paul Jones was a very tough man to deal with this whole thing. People think you just brush it off....maybe they have never experienced being dissed in your profession. It hurts!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories yeah to be one of the best musicians ever and the best rock ‘n’ roll band ever and then to be left out must’ve been horrible. I really thought Robert Plant would’ve took up for him. He was so happy that Jimmy would play with him again he didn’t dare rock the boat. That’s my opinion John Paul Jones is a real professional, in every sense of the word.
And now it's a trip back to 1995! I started off the year by graduating from Marine Corps boot camp in San Diego, having bought the Page & Plant No Quarter album at the PX on the recruit depot a few days before on Visitor's Sunday. I listened to it on the flight back to Texas, and it spent pretty much that whole year as a permanent fixture in my Walkman. I didn't get to see the HOF induction, as I was in a bit of a black hole from any live goings-on at that time due to being in the military, but heard about everything that transpired a while after. And I, of course, bought the Encomium album shortly after it came out. STP's version of Dancing Days was of course a great track, and I was particular to the Helmet and David Yow cover of Custard Pie (I was a big fan of both Helmet and The Jesus Lizard at that time). The US release of that album did NOT have Mana's cover of Fool in the Rain, which is an absolute shame as it's an excellent rendition of the song. It was only years after the fact that I was able to hear it. Overall, I thought it was a good tribute to Led Zeppelin, but none of the covers supplanted my love for the originals. The Nativity in Black tribute album to Black Sabbath still remains my favorite tribute album of all time (the first one, not the second). Anyways, loved this episode, and can't wait for the next!
I prefer Helmet's work outside of the cover you know? i FORGOT to mention the original release of Encomium didn't have Maná's cover, sorry hehe. I haven't heard to the Sabbath album you mention, will need to do so. I loved JAZZ SABBATH btw, the title is self-explanatory i guess. Thank you for sharing your life experiences of where you were at the time, it's always a fascinating read! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Not sure if you're a big Black Sabbath fan or not, I certainly was, so the Nativity in Black tribute album was a must-purchase for me back in the day. It had some excellent covers, including a kick-ass cover of Symptom of the Universe by Sepultura, and an interesting cover of the song Black Sabbath by Type-O Negative. Overall, I loved it. If you like Sabbath, it's definitely worth a listen!
That is good theory, imagine what conversations stirred from that tragic day. I feel the Jones family was very relaxed compared to Plant's...maybe that's one of the reasons, you know, a comment here and there. Just as it happens between our own families or friends.....
Correct. Robert and Jimmy sent him and their new tour manager Benji Leveree upstairs to the room where Bonzo was found not breathing while Plant and Page stayed outside waiting for them to come out and go back to the rehearsals in Winsor England.
Im sure all is long past forotten now. That was a long time ago. I think they all probably look back and laugh. Obviously people may look back and regret things they did in earlier yrs. Jones was at the London O2 benefit shows in 06-07 or whenever it was. Sounded fantastic with Jason Bonham on drums.
It's easy to "laugh it off" once you make Millions of Dollars right? lol. Jones Was at the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute in July BEFORE the 02 Reunion that is correct. You can check my 3-part series on Celebration Day for details! Thank you very much for watching, hope you enjoy the rest of the series!
After watching the entire series starting with the ITTOD, I’ve almost forgotten about the Led Zeppelin doc that apparently no one wants to distribute or maybe was privately caboshed by the band. It’s just too bad that egos got in the way of a reunion. 1995 to 2000 would have been the right time to do it. A part of me feels like Zeppelin owed the United States a final tour because the US made the band. They say that time, and enough money, can heal wounds. But I’m this case it does not. Dan Rather got the closest to getting Plant to divulge the real reason why the band never reunited, but still couldn’t break through Plants wall.
Man, that documentary is really collecting dust as they say, hope it BECOMES something you know? I wanna see it. I agree with you 1995-2000 was the right time, they had the physical ability for it. Imagine a full circle tour with Jason 1999-2000 with a final show at Oakland Coliseum, we can deam. Money can't heal wounds i agree. Rather was rather polite in his attempt. Plant could open up if maybe Alison Krauss conducted the interview! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I know right? I liked his approach, very avant-garde hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I'm glad Jones clipped them..👍🏻😅 brilliant. He was my favourite musician from Zeppelin. Hes one o my favourite musicians. I respect him for being a family man, and not getting into all the bullshite the other 3 got into.
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Storieslmfao he was just kidding with them man whenever there has been a true led Zeppelin reunion he's been right there he was right there at the Rock and roll Hall of Fame performances wasn't he and the three other reunions
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Storieskid there is no disconnection going on he hasn't played with them and almost 10 years and they never rehearsed one moment for that performance in 95 it was completely freelanced
You posted two episodes almost simultaneously so I watched the 10th before the 9th 😂 very cool as always Jose. How many details! You have a memory of many gigabytes 😊
Oh no! Well hopefully you don't get mixed up hehe. Sometimes i think what's the best profession for my memory you know? Some friends insist i should go into programming lol! Take Care Marcia!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Hi Jose! no problem, it was nice to watch two episodes in a row. What time is it in the part of the world where you live? In Japan it’s now noon on Tuesday and I’m having lunch, not fast food or pizza with coffee lol just some healthy Mediterranean food that I made myself 😊 (sent an email to you, hope it’s in your inbox)
I thought this was going to be about John Paul Jones walking over Robert Plant as he laid prostrate on the ground trying to apologize to Jones for telling reporters that he was out parking the car when asked where he (Jones) was during the Page/Plant tours.
The parking the car comment, unfortunately i haven't found the actual footage for that! Hope you enjoyed this part of the story. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories That quip is called having a sense of humor and it was laugh out loud funny, though some people took it the wrong way. If I recall correctly, it was stated at the beginning of a No Quarter press conference in November 1994.
Great video and insights✌️💜😊 Always a shame when bands fall out with each other. But sometimes the tension helps the playing. When I played in local bands, wrote a bit etc, I hated being around egos or tension. JPJ was a multi instrumentalist, a real asset to LZ, so underrated - his bass playing is superb. Shame he was messed about, Jason Bonham too💔💔
Yes, guess he's saving it for this posthumous release of his autobiography. I have never been one to care for the high and mighty clamour of the phrase "my band" , they collectively created what became such a beloved group. Kudos for all Jimmy did and his vast collective studio talents yet it's precisely why they stopped, they couldn't continue as they were which was a four piece adhesive "unit".@@HardRockMaster7577
HAHA, good one Tom! Imagine Jones playing Deep Purple's Burn!! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I agree. Hughes was a beast. His playing is tight and he definitely added his own personality on the music. Burn is one of my all time Purple numbers. Meat Loaf just never cut it for me!
Oh man, that movie hits hard, i feel you 100%. I tend to avoid it when somebody wants to watch it at a party or my GF suggesting we do. Some albums and movies should not be revisited that often. Thank you very much for watching Tom! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Young went for a strategy of MADNESS which was the best for the context. He couldn't compete so he just burned the whole thing to the ground lol. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories yeah I don't know, maybe it was a bit reminiscent of, do you remember when all the guitarists were doing a tribute night to pagey and they all got up and played the train kept rolling and everyone got to play a lead solo except pagey. 😂
JCM, you continue to bring me out of my Rush bat cave. Always interesting to hear tales of your personal background, a glimpse, snipets, into what makes you, you. I don't have enough of a working knowledge to comment on the friction within Zep, but my initial observations are the JPJ is the greater man during such proceedings as the hall induction. At least they all showed up together, ... I guess. Think Van Halen, think The Band, all us fans wanted was to see all the " players " out there. Maybe the surviving members of Zepellin at least put that into consideration, albeit the cat calling couldn't be restrained.
A Rush Bat cave is always a good place to be hehe. You're right the Zeppelin members acted accordingly. But remember Ahmet was there so...whenever he gave instructions they followed, specially Robert :) I am glad my personal background story does not throw you off, revisiting the 1990s is also a journey within to better understand my formative years you know? Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Thank you JCM! Well done.. What do you think was at the core of the Plant ..Jones falling out? At the time I thought it was Plant not wanting the pressure of full Zep reunion?! It might be deeper? Jimmy just seems happy to work with Robert. Jason Bonham just seems to get better and better..maybe playing his best in his 50’s!!
Hey Jimmy, thanks so much for tuning in! I believe the issue runs deeper, and let me just say its not esoteric. I think it has something to do with misheard comments here and there plus the dynamics of them having to socialize with very different families and core values you know? I can't get more specific out of respect but this is the train of thought that i've been following. I wrote down more things, i could ALMOST watch some scenes in my head of what intuition tells me. Jason is one helluva player now, wish i could jam with him man! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Sensational as always José ❤ and thanks so much for the fascinating insight into how things were for you growing up. I was glued to this section. I can see why you were saddened by the cinema closures. Fun fact! The night I met Jimmy,Jimena was there......at one point she was at the bar not far from me, I happened to look across and she winked at me and grinned, it was a very lively happy evening with some beautiful Brazilian women in the mood for dancing. I was seriously nervous after, having visions of Jimmy coming up and thumping me! Keep rocking my friend x❤
I'm glad my personal perspective was a positive add-on to the video. Some people have given me crap for that, but i believe the human experience is ONE and where we were in life at the time, matters. OMG you met Jimmy and Jimena, you were lucky he didn't hit you with a violin bow or a LES PAUL man hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories bless you it's always great to hear from you ! I was fascinated by your personal experiences; music really does play a huge part in defining what we went through. Keep rocking, sending love and peace to you and your loved ones ❤️
Pretty sure Ahmet Ertegun was dissapointed but didn't say a thing! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Great job on these documentaries Jose! Look forward to covering the 95-98 tours. I enjoyed the “Third Eye Productions” videos for years before I heard the “Mark Zepp” interview with Terry. It was cool to learn the story behind those Third Eye videos, especially the Japan portion of the 96 tour. Thanks again for your dedication and attention to detail. We always learn something new from these.
Glad you like them! I've heard the Mark Zepp interviews, they're awesome and because of it, i don't wanna repeat his information you know? I'm more into creating these mini "movies" sorta speak. I have great respect for Mark and the labor of love he does. Hopefully this all works in favor of a bigger community :) Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
My take on all this Page Plant stuff is, if they got Jonesy involved it would have been Led Zeppelin. And especially if they got Jason in Of course. Yet he was still hitting the booze hard back then. So could it have been handled differently? Yes. But nevertheless this is what we got. 🤙
Jason was not emotionally ready to go on the road 1995, absolutely, nevermind playing with the Egyptian Ensemble. The more i look at Michael Lee, my respect grows triple time!
The thing is, though, that's basically what Page and Plant became anyway regarding the setlist and lack of any new original material, so they might have as well had Jonesy there. It just never made sense to me that they'd ignore Jones like that and throw digs at him like that he's out parking the car.
Personally out of all the albums that any of the ex-members have put out, JPJ stands head and shoulders above them all. Them Crooked Vultures is excellent and wouldn’t be anywhere near as good as it is without JPJ. JP and RP can only dream of being in a band that tight that doesn’t trade on past glories.
While i am not a fan of half of TCV's album, the playing is exquisite throughout. Too bad Grohl nor Homme took their best songs to the master himself John Paul Jones, outside of that, the album ROCKS hard and it's a must have for fans! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Nice job on the video 👍. Jonesy is such a class act. I respectfully disagree that "Out on the Tiles" by Blind Melon was forgettable. I love that cover but I will also admit I'm a huge Blind Melon fan, as was Robert 😊
Fair enough on Blind Melon, i was kinda dissapointed as i like their works, specially live. But probably i will get into that cover, maybe! Episode 10 is OUT NOW! Thank YOU very much for watching! Stay tuned for Epísode 11 on 1996
Great video! I never heard anything about JPJ not being a part of "No Quarter". I think it's proper that he let Page and Plant both know how he felt in front of everyone at the RNRHOF. That is bad ass. I think Page and Plant wanted as much of the money for themselves and three was a crowd. If they would've included Jason, that would just have been more salt on the wound.
Glad you came across these documentaries, i am covering their entire 1990s series so you can definitley check out Episode 7 on why wasn't John Paul Jones on board and my take on it :) Thank YOU very much for watching! Stay tuned for Epísode 11 on 1996
Sure, money is always a factor but it wasn't THE factor for JPJ's exclusion. Robert has never sought to reform Led Zeppelin, which is essentially what Page/Plant would become if it were to include JPJ. Further proof that JPJ was excluded to appease Robert is that when Page & JPJ with Jason did reform in 2008 he flatly declined to be involved. Consequently, that lineup quietly dissolved after holding a few unsuccessful rounds of private auditions for a singer.
People has tendency to put meaning to everything. As a musician, JPJ is superb in my opinion. But he should not have done what he did. Why would he feel left out when Robert invited Jimmy for that MTV project? The project was offered to Robert. Jimmy needs more help than JPJ at that time. Robert said at one of their interviews "Johnsy don't need us because he still has his wife." Robert stopped doing drugs when he lost his son. But Jimmy didn't.
I think there was something about it not being Zeppelin. It was called Page /Plant. If you add Jones then what? Then people would ask: Well where's Jason?
I would say that Robert did not want to do Full blown Zeppelin post Zeppelin. He did the one off reunions but did not indulge in reviving Zep. He refused to do it after the 2007 show. I think that's just him as an artist.@@normitabasa8341
What's funny ( in a way) is Page Plants bass player was Charlie Jones! JPJs wouldn't have been able to join as he was on tour with Diamanda Galas. In fact on tour the Unleaded CD came out( bonus track for Englands release) No one ever mentions this Zep reformation! Only Jason's wedding, Atlantic Records 49th Anniversary and Live Aid. Good research
Jones' tour with Galas was short and in late 1994. He could have joined the Unledded rehearsals, but that would have given him the spotlight as an arranger. Page and Plant needed YES MEN.
I believe that the other remaining members of led Zeppelin treated John P Jones as " just shut up and play bass or do what ever is expected of you " attitude. I think Page and Plant had very little respect for JPJ as a person . They could have called him and said something when they formed and did "No quarter".
This was one of the main reasons i worked on the 1990s series, to bring some justice to Jones' side of the story you know? The decade was a great lost opportunity for a proper reunion or collaboration i believe. Thanks for watching!
Thank you (no pun intended haha) for another great episode. My thoughts after this one were that I dont think Page and Plant wanted JPJ on any of the unledded stuff including the tours, the reason I thought, was obvious in the Hall of fame induction jam. It was VERY Zeppelin, and I think Page and particularly Plant wanted to get away from the "Zeppelin" association they would have had with JPJ and even worse, Jason with them. I feel they wanted a new fresh approach to their musical journey. If you add JPJ and Jason to Page and Plant, you get 90% Led Zeppelin. Of course I would have loved to have seen what they could have done had they gone that way, but clearly its not what they wanted, but clear it was what JPJ and Jason may have expected when you read between the lines. As always they did what they wanted and not what the fans wanted, BUT did give them enough to keep us all interested. The exclusion of JPJ and JB must have been a bitter pill to swallow especially for JPJ, but then maybe the plan to do something like the London 02 show was always going to be in the pipeline.....we'll never know, but it really is very interesting looking at all this and trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together.....
Hey Kev! Pun is alright hehe. I understand what you mean the main problem with the "fresh sound" thing is when you look at how the Unledded tour morphed into Zeppelin and as much as they had the best intentions, it was inevitable. I hope my next episode on the tour explains it. Trust me, i've tried to understand this and yeah i get No Bonham NO Zepp...still the dismissal of JPJ to date is strange. Ahmet Ertegun probably left a will signed by Plant of HAVING to perform when he died lol. It was really a miracle that 2007 gig right?
I understand. The next episodes will make sense to my analysis. Remember i am a musician too with a great attention to the human side of things. If i just present the events like they've been covered a hundred times it misses some of the creative side. The main problem with the 1990s is the DRAMA that happened. Real Journalism requires you getting immersed in the good and bad. We can't revisit history with nice colors only. Covering a decade of events is tough. I take my time to present the facts and opinions unlike Professor of Rock who i can tell has a team who "polishes" the stuff so it's nice and tidy :) i hated his video on All My Love and decided to do my own take thus the channel was born hehe. I've gotten backash for defending JPJ which...kinda proves the point. Maybe one day bass players/ multiinstrumentalists will be seen with the importance they deserve. Singers are like Presidents...smiling and causing drama lol.
I guess I didn't see that induction. I was busy making my own music in '95. All acoustic. So Robert was a dick through part of that phase? Guess the ego took over. Right on, Uncle Neil and Joe Perry. Right on, Robert, strapping the axe. I'll check it out on YT. Great set list, btw. Oh, and I was a Jordan fan, too. Wasn't into any sports by the 90's but my buddy said I had to watch him. Well, that started an NBA obsession. Kobe Bryant took up the torch, imo, so I tracked him the whole way through.
A Jordan fan as well? I salute you man! I couldn't get into the Kobe fandom after Jordan retired in 1999, it was like The Beatles splitting up. I left basketball alltogether. Kobe was a genius too but i couldn't get into the NBA ever again. Jordan's void was HUGE, let alone the economic impact. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Led Zeppelin II is a Jones showcase really, the more you look into it! Thank YOU for watching! Episode 10 is out now. Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
So good right? i like the guitar tone and drums, it has the right punch! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Need to do one on What Happened To Jimmy Page he hasn't done anything in a long time. I remember that crap they did to JPJ but then again it's Rock Band stuff it happens.
neil young was killing it. yeah, page and plant needed jones on the bass. i feel sad for jason not getting to play that last song. i was 14 when "encomium" came out. i liked the cuts by stp, duran duran, tori amos w/ plant, and sheryl crow (despite my disdain for her) but i couldn't get into the rest of it and oh my god. the version of "misty mountain hop" by 4 non blondes is probably one of the worst things i had ever heard in my entire life. linda perry is better off as a songwriter. at that time, i was listening to zeppelin, the beatles, the stones, pink floyd, and a lot of classic rock but i was also balancing it with the music of the times in NIN, nirvana, foo fighters, pearl jam, and the red hot chili peppers. now my music taste is more insane than ever except for today's music which just absolutely sucks.
Fair enough on 4 Non Blondes, i just like the way the riff and drums groove you know? Linda maybe a bit out there but i dug it ;) as for Jason yeah...i still don't understand WHY they didnt invite him and Jones for ONE SONG in 1998 at least. Thank you very much for watching! Episode 10 premieres soon, its a Very special one :) This was a necessary transition program hehe
From the get go, it's such a personal diary of isolation in the midst of showbusiness i can't help but feel sad for Michael. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories --Good 'ol Plant who managed to get shots in at ELP and Herman's Hemits, I'm sure they appreciated those Plantisms... I remember watching that '95 R&R HoF ceremony, he and Page were not happy campers at JPJ's diss lol and looked visibly irritated. An awkward presentation which they were not expecting. Watching Neil Young going bezerk on stage was hilarious and I remember thinking "WTH is this guy doing lol???
Plant called JPJ their "secret weapon". And he was. Problem with Zep is, unlike any other band (the closest would be Van Halen---they had the best frontman and guitarist "of all time")...Zep had the greatest frontman of all time, the greatest guitarist of all time, and the greatest drummer of all time. JPJ is the greatest bassist of all time....not just because of his bass, but that and everything else the man did behind the scenes. There is not a lot of room on that stage for those egos.
As i cover on episode 11...maybe having Jones was a good idea, you'll see what i mean! Episode 10 is out now! Thank YOU for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
Regarding Robert’s RRHOF speech, one must have some context. At that time, it was encouraged that inductees be a bit “irreverent” and thus many of the speeches of the late 80’s to kid 90’s were a bit flippant. I think is due to the fact that there was a sense that it was a bit ridiculous then to put (then still vital) rock music in a hall of fame.
He even got the words wrong lol, he said " In the days of my youth I've been told what it WAS to be a man". He was probably nervous, i would've been if i had to present LED ZEPPELIN hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Nice Street Fighter II reference. That's still one of the greatest games of all time. Who's your favorite characters? My favs are the chargers: Guile, Blanka & Balrog.
Plant doubling down on Jonesy Jabs, dating Tori Amos, and playing the guitar in public. Page had his moments too with female upgrade and kind of slurring his speech at the HOF 🍻. Fitting that SFII found appearance as it's also no stranger to the overindulgence of the 90s with numerous versions (Championship, Turbo, Super, X, etc). Looking forward to tomorrow's episode.
That's a great observation. Now that i think about it, it would be awesome to make a video game ZEPP FIGHTER...have Jonesy vs. Plant haha. Yeah Robert was definitely flying MOST HIGH!
As long as there's Bonham blood in it i think there can be a type of reunion. Imagine had Bonzo lived, pretty sure he'd be proud of his son :) I understand what you mean though. Thank YOU very much for watching! Episode 10 is out now too!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories The four of them getting together to play some Zeppelin tunes is fine but they'll never be Led Zeppelin and marketing it as that is dishonest.
Yeah ;man, the Beatles collections. Snagged them up in the 00's. Didn't have time or space to do albums until then, but when it was time to branch out, used CDs were THE BOMB on what, Ebay?
It was a strange moment indeed, imagine the after party! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
When they closed it i was depressed lol. They opened one recently, it brought back memories. Thanks for tuning in! Next one coming up has A LOT of stuff :)
Whelp. I'm no closer to understanding what actually happened and when. They're newly minted partners in 79, sitting together for interview(s?), multiple credits on the label. Then no Jones on Pictures or any subsequent solo outing. But he does show for Jason's wedding. Wha happen?
I know right? The more we look into it, there's a reason i have 44 copies of ITTOD, the 1979 album was A MIRACLE indeed. Thank you very much for watching Rokarolla! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Well done JCM. JPJ is a professional and carries himself well, and Jimmy I believe had to go the way Robert was going. Robert is a very annoying person and there is times I just don't care about Robert at times. Robert is the only person that can be the vocalist, Jimmy could have gotten JPJ and Jason with a vocalist, and called the Jimmy Page band.
The Jimmy Page band with JPJ + Jason, that sounds great! I like the idea 100% Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
The same way..don't think the most playful people in the public eye are nice behind close doors. What proves Jones is a class act is his resume and well...when you are an pro organist and choir arranger at age 14, i guess some youth stages were missed. :)
Hahahah pobre Maná! Agradezco que expreses el comentario, la idea es hacer el análisis y crear una conversación. Maná no es Led Zeppelin claramente, musicalmente si me gusta su trabajo más la voz de Fher nunca fue el elemento fuerte del grupo. Muchas gracias por sintonizar, el siguiente episodio #10 repasará de forma exhaustiva la gira de Page y Plant 1995. Espero lo disfrute!
If you like the Beatles red and blue, get Beatles Rock and Roll Music 2lp, my fav Beatles compilation. It has some tracks and mix of red and blue but with better songs.
Guys found a funny mistake on the video. I talked about Hootie and the Blowfish & Sheryl Crow covers ..but i left the music on top. Sorry. I loved the cover by Hootie, hated Sheryl's Crow version of D'yer Ma'ker!
Agreed I cringe every time Sheryl Crow sings the opening lines for Dyer Maker.
Instead of JAMAICA i say JAWANNATURNITOFF? hehe
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories 🤣🤣 And the music was what?
I left it there accidentally. It was supposed to go in the back lol
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Jaja, ok, pero cuál música es ésa?
John Paul Jones when asked about UnLedded -
"One slightly naughty thing I was thinking as I was watching the MTV thing, is how many people it took to replace me, and how few people it's taken me to replace them."
Mega BURN! haha Go Jonesy!
BRAVO JPJ BRRRAAAAAVO!!!!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Storiesold news among true led heads and most of you younger fans don't understand this was not a led Zeppelin reunion that were not trying to make it a led Zeppelin reunion that's why John Paul Jones was not there it's not very hard to figure out I saw the tour it was not Zeppelin in any way Jimmy Page has stated this many times in interviews
Jonesy was the only one to thank Peter Grant at RR Hall of Fame.....Without a doubt Jonesy was Zeppelin's Swiss Army knife. Thank you for sharing this video!!
John Paul Swiss Knife! Right on man, GO JONESY!
I noticed that also. Peter Grant was always the fifth member of the band ! Jimmy’s protector. I was really surprised that Robert and Jimmy didn’t mention him and that Robert didn’t talk more about John Bonham. Maybe because Jason was there.
@@billhorstkamp98I'm not sure if it was Robert on Rock line. He seemed to regret the way Peter Grant did certain things. He wasn't specific but I got the impression of his thug tactics on tour
Thank you for another fantastic episode JCM. Hats off to JPJ for standing up for himself snd being s total professional during what was a somewhat difficult time for him. His album with Galas was fantastic.
Thank you very much for watching Jeremy. Jones is what a professional stands for, no question. People think it wasn't a tough time for him, having your past rubbed in your face like that is not easy. The Galas album i need to get it on CD, that will happen! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Cool episode to add to the series, Jose! My memory of the HOF induction? "JPJ wins the night. Robert: get that guitar out of your hand....what a joke. Neil Young get off the stage. Jimmy: not looking particularly healthy or comfortable." Robert is a brilliant singer, and his contribution to Led Zeppelin is unarguable. But Robert is also an emotional diva, a name dropper, and prone to emotional takes that border on petty and vindictive. JPJ is a consummate pro, classy at all times. TY Jose. Ernie
I didn't realize the HOF induction/ performance was supposed to a competition or a chosing of sides. They were all there for the same reason.
I guess some people get too caught up in personalities and drama of a band.
I'm there for the music
@@remnantsofasoundblast except it’s Robert that’s all about drama.
Ernie your comment was Spot on! Each member had a different energy for sure haha. I liked Jones' playing, the musical weight he brings To every gig is INCREDIBLE!
@thetruthhurts6652 if you chose to pay attention to it, you could say that. Some people like to get caught up in that. I listen to them as a band. I have an opinion on it but I also don't "take sides".
Nobody knows what happens behind closed doors so it's better to not even concern yourself. At least, that's how I look at it and I've been a die hard since the late 80's.
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Like most people, you may be there for the music, but are you sure that Robert is there for the music ?
JPJ was the most evolved of the band. He would be an asset to most metal bands today.
Oh yeah man, imagine Jones playing polyrhythm stuff with LEPROUS? Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories I don't know if he could have cut it with AAL. but he could easily have fit in Crimson or the Mahavishnu.
Once again, fascinating, well produced and with honest opinions. JCM is the good standard for YT music documentaries. Hard to top his passion for the subject matter.
Your words mean a lot, seriously! Thank you very much for watching Mark! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Watching Led Zeppelin’s induction speech, aside JPJ’s burn, the worse thing about it was Jason Bonham’s hair. Thanks for shedding it. You look the badass drummer that you are. A massive talent.
Yeah, not his best fashion style there. He was emotionally lost a bit in the 90s, can't blame him. I can't imagine what he must have felt watching Led Zeppelin's popularity sore in the 90s and his father would never come back :( Thank YOU for watching this episode!
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You do an incredible job with your Zep mini documentaries.
Jimmy Page should hire you. I hear he’s a cheapskate, though.
JPJ is the coolest member of the band. Idk why Page and Plant did him like that. Thanks for the video brother…from a fellow huge Zep fan! Looking forward to the next one. Blessings.
JPJ was the best decision Page ever made.
Props to JPJ's wife Maureen for suggesting his husband to call Page!
Sometimes the most talented people on Earth suffer great injustice, thus why i believe creativity and musicianship come from HIGHER POWERS this planet can't handle! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Hi John Paul, You did yourself justice. That must of felt great. Finally letting them and everyone know what snobs they are. Their loss. No one EVER TOUCHED YOU DIMPLES. YOU made Zeppelin with your genius bass and skills on the piano-organ (special effects ). Jonsey your beautiful .
If nobody told you that they loved you today, we'll I do. Forever JPJ fan. ❤😊Julie
I can only think how JPJ never stayed in the same hotels as Plant and Page, he also would rather go around Museums than chill out with them
Another great episode. Thanks JCM! ✌️
Thank you very much! Episode 10 coming up...its a 1995 40 minute special@
JPJ aas the most talented of them all
Right on! Thank you very much for watching, hope you enjoy the rest of the series!
No John Paul Jones no zeppelin
I support your comment! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Great video , really well done ,a lot of memories and nostalgia for me really brought me back in time ,JPJ relationship / connection to the other members was definitely odd ,maybe it was always like that and Bonham and Peter Grant were the buffer and it feels a bit like George Harrison vs McCartney /Lennon relationship ,and I think it was more Plant than Page that dissed him , but that was a hell of a burn by Jones with the phone # speech , Plants face is priceless , and I’ve never seen Plant play guitar before , pretty cool anyway the dynamics in bands are tough , I’ve been there , and I still love and play LZ on my Les Paul , subscribed ! 👍
Thanks for another great video Jose!
You're the man Bob! Happy Thursday to you! A small hint on Episode 10, it's LEDDED in parts.
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories and to you Sir, looking forward to it 🤙🏻
Thank you for your service! Semper Fi!
@@kellieelliott5198 Thank you for caring 🙏
Another good one....the depth of your research is astounding.
Love the Mana cover.
Guy singing sounds like a Spanish, more in tune version of Plant. pretty remarkable.
Drummer's pretty great for sure too. The drum triggering technology in those days leave a lot to be desired. That snare drum...my ears.
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I wanna add, at this point in the Zep chronology, I'm not really watching these for Zep content. I'm just watching because these videos are so darned fun to watch.
Dave i'm glad you checked out Maná! They have many songs i like! Glad they became huge in the States, well deserves. Their guitarist Sergio Vallin recorded a track with Steve Vai recently. Alex the drummer is a mad man. I get what you mean about the content, i try to find ways to present it different and well generate a conversation :) Hope Plant doesn't hate me LOL
The AMA award I recorded that performance of Black Dog and wore it out. Loved the tone of Jimmy's guitar. Never heard Black Dog sound like that before
Absolutely! He sounded DANGEROUS and FREE in that performance. Magnificent!
Guess who
Black Dog yup Jonesy. Saw him play it on a pedal steel guitar in the 90's he made an interesting comment before playing it.
Now I get it. Didn't know he wrote it, interesting. He also took the reigns for the album In through the out doors. Where's Jimmy ?
Check out what he co-wrote yeah oh yeah some biggies, didn't borrow from anyone huh.
Great series. I just don´t undertand why repeat so many timesJPJ talking about the phone number. Page and Plant is one thing, Page, plant and Jones is LZ. Being LZ was not the idea (unfortunatly) but it was a good move because their power of creativity wasn´t in 70s levels. The comparison would destroy them. Otherwise incredible research work
JPJ and the Phone number is technically the INTRO theme for the show. I know it's repeated a lot hehe. Sorry. Thank you very much for watching Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Another excellent episode Jose. Never ceases to amaze me where you get all this info from. Great work.
Digging deep is key ! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
When I heard Led Zeppelin was going to put out an album and do a tour I GOT SO EXCITED! Then I heard it was a Page/Plant only project with no Jonsey in sight I decided I wanted nothing to do with that travesty. Jonsey is the reason I took up the bass guitar.
I don't blame you. While Page and Plant's solo tour was great, i have never been able to convince myself to put it next to Jones on bass....no way. Thanks for watching!
How you find this old footage is beyond me. . Great job!!!
You had to be in the tape trading circles and the early torrent days
Years of trading and digital searches like @moreblack said, now i cherish these to make the documentaries! hehe Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Wow. Deep dark episode Jose. Love it. Your hardcore. I love it. Im with you!!❤❤. Awesome work on this bro.
This felt like a dark episode indeed Matt, you should've seen when the Department of Justice shut down that office, it was like a scene from Apocalypse Now in a way. I see many parallels in corporate America and Page/Plant for a reason you know? Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I love JPJ, but from Robert Plant's perspective, everyone from the band except John Bonham missed his son's funeral. Jimmy, John Paul, Peter Grant. This is something that would make me salty.
Agreed. Now if we take that exact moment as the reason, why was Jimmy there? If Bonham himself felt this same way he would've never pushed the 1978 reunion. I understand your sentiments and i recall friends of mine when my grandfather passed away who didn't care to reach out. Life is a strange ride. I guess making millions on the Page/Plant tours heal the wounds?
Thanks to TH-cam I've recently watched the R&R Hall of Fame footage of Zep. First thing that came into mind was what in the blue blazes is Plant doing with a guitar with Jimmy and Neil there? It was one of the cringest moments I've ever seen. I just thought it's like that kid that just learns to bend saying "Look what I can do" and Jimmy looking like "Awww Nice one Percy," while Neil is going ape shit which I personally LOVED! It's surreal.
Lastly, JPJ. Have to say I've developed mad respect for the guy. JPJ is one of the top bassist there is. When Plant is being a horse's butt accepting the award, JPJ is just class with one of the best barbs EVER!
I had forgotten about the encomium album. That thing was horrible in my humble opinion. Thank you so much for this as somebody who’s been listening to Led Zeppelin since the inception I really appreciate these. Very informative.😊☮️
Encomium sucks yeah lol. I own a copy of it only because it was on the discount bin at a record store but yes, it's an unnecessary thing. Now from a marketing standpoint it makes sense yes, it's like "hey young people of the 90s, here's Zeppelin played by folks you know! Thank you very much for watching, hope you enjoy the rest of the series!
Once again brilliant, Jose. Thank you. I remember those Encomium eyes staring at me for years in used records store. I never bought the album. You can't top Led Zeppelin :DDDD
Hahah yeah, those eyes stare at you like "wanna check out Henry Rollins destroy Four Sticks? NO THANKS. Thank YOU for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
You’re smarter than me I bought the darn thing
@@billhorstkamp98 after Jose mention it I really thought buying it, luckily I listened to it on yt... man, it's a real turd
It was always in the used Led Zep section. I heard the Tori, Plantie track once and it was okay. The problem was, the originals were always better.
Another top-notch production with excellent insight into the state of mind of Zeppelin members during this time!
Thank YOU for watching Chris! Episode 10 IS OUT NOW! Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
Thank you for taking me down memory lane.
Plant has to remember that he had least amount of input as a member of Led Zeppelin……John Paul Jones was the conductor of the band, page knew this but the likes of plant didn’t get it.
Robert changed after 1986, whatever his management convinced him to do, he was never the same man. It's not just Jones, look at Robbie Blunt, Doug Boyle, Phil Johnstone, Paul Martinez, Jezz Woodroffe, Richie Hayward, Phil Collins, Cozy Powell, Chris Blackwell, Michael Lee, Charlie Jones, the list goes on. Plant found peace within until 2010 it seems, once the looks faded and AGE confronted him. Alison Krauss we should thank, she seems to have taimed the restless lion, once and for all.
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories I agree with you to a certain extent but the name you could of added to your list is David Coverdale…..when Page went on tour with him and produced an album, plant seemed to toe the line after realising that he was not so integral after all.
Nice video about John Paul Jones' revenge!
Jones se les cagó en tarima como decimos aquí! hahahah
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Yo creo que fue uno de los mejores discursos del Rock and Roll Hall of Fame junto al del guitarrista de Rush Alex Lifeson que fue puro "Bla bla bla..." y el de Rick Wakeman de Yes en donde contó cuando fue al urólogo a su examen de próstata 🤣🤣 Humor inglés y canadiense.
El de Wakeman es el mejor hahahahhahah admiro el humor de Rick. Odié el de Lifeson la verdad. Entiendo la idea pero se tardó demasiado. No me gusta Rush hahahahah
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Oh, no, no te gusta Rush! Es gracias a Geddy Lee y a John Paul Jones que yo soy bajista y tecladista! Ya no te hablo! Jaja, cada uno sus gustos. Es que Rush fue una revelación para muchos músicos jóvenes a principios de los 80, incluyéndome a mi, como sólo 3 músicos podían hacer todo éso! Jaja, bueno, yo tengo un amigo guitarrista a quien no le gusta Led Zeppelin, Jaja, así que estamos a mano 🤣🤣
Me gusta mucho el Grace Under Pressure por alguna razón. Es la voz de Geddy lo que no logro apreciar en su primera etapa. Del Counterparts para el final prefiero esa voz de Geddy. El primer album con Rutsy es muy bueno y claro surna a Zeppelin. Detesto el uso de Chorus en Algunos solos de Lifeson. Neil era un musico brillante!
If I ever came close to burning a hole in a CD for listening to one song a lot it was the Stone Temple Pilots version of dancing days on that encomium or however it is spelled. It is painful to see how much JPJ missed out on from whatever came between him and being on the Page-Plant tours. Thanks so much fo this and all of these episodes.
John Paul Jones was a very tough man to deal with this whole thing. People think you just brush it off....maybe they have never experienced being dissed in your profession. It hurts!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories yeah to be one of the best musicians ever and the best rock ‘n’ roll band ever and then to be left out must’ve been horrible. I really thought Robert Plant would’ve took up for him. He was so happy that Jimmy would play with him again he didn’t dare rock the boat. That’s my opinion John Paul Jones is a real professional, in every sense of the word.
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I enjoyed this, thank u JCM
Thank you Keith for watching !
And now it's a trip back to 1995! I started off the year by graduating from Marine Corps boot camp in San Diego, having bought the Page & Plant No Quarter album at the PX on the recruit depot a few days before on Visitor's Sunday. I listened to it on the flight back to Texas, and it spent pretty much that whole year as a permanent fixture in my Walkman. I didn't get to see the HOF induction, as I was in a bit of a black hole from any live goings-on at that time due to being in the military, but heard about everything that transpired a while after. And I, of course, bought the Encomium album shortly after it came out. STP's version of Dancing Days was of course a great track, and I was particular to the Helmet and David Yow cover of Custard Pie (I was a big fan of both Helmet and The Jesus Lizard at that time). The US release of that album did NOT have Mana's cover of Fool in the Rain, which is an absolute shame as it's an excellent rendition of the song. It was only years after the fact that I was able to hear it. Overall, I thought it was a good tribute to Led Zeppelin, but none of the covers supplanted my love for the originals. The Nativity in Black tribute album to Black Sabbath still remains my favorite tribute album of all time (the first one, not the second). Anyways, loved this episode, and can't wait for the next!
I prefer Helmet's work outside of the cover you know? i FORGOT to mention the original release of Encomium didn't have Maná's cover, sorry hehe. I haven't heard to the Sabbath album you mention, will need to do so. I loved JAZZ SABBATH btw, the title is self-explanatory i guess. Thank you for sharing your life experiences of where you were at the time, it's always a fascinating read! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Not sure if you're a big Black Sabbath fan or not, I certainly was, so the Nativity in Black tribute album was a must-purchase for me back in the day. It had some excellent covers, including a kick-ass cover of Symptom of the Universe by Sepultura, and an interesting cover of the song Black Sabbath by Type-O Negative. Overall, I loved it. If you like Sabbath, it's definitely worth a listen!
Dude TYPE O-NEGATIVE? Now i HAVE to listen! Sounds like a great album to my ears!
If I remember correctly, it was JPJ who discovered Bonham’s lifeless body. I’m sure things were said then that precipitated the lifelong split.
That is good theory, imagine what conversations stirred from that tragic day. I feel the Jones family was very relaxed compared to Plant's...maybe that's one of the reasons, you know, a comment here and there. Just as it happens between our own families or friends.....
Correct. Robert and Jimmy sent him and their new tour manager Benji Leveree upstairs to the room where Bonzo was found not breathing while Plant and Page stayed outside waiting for them to come out and go back to the rehearsals in Winsor England.
I saw zep, at the old Chicago Stadium in April 1977. They were awesome.
You're so lucky to see the mighty Zepp on one of their biggest tours! I bet The Song Remains The Same shook the building!
HAHA! People who reach for that tribute album are as you said "Psycho paths" lol !! Thanks again so so much for the videos ! :-)
Hahahah glad you like that comment. I knew somebody like that once, scary it was.
Thankyou JCM ☺
Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Im sure all is long past forotten now. That was a long time ago. I think they all probably look back and laugh. Obviously people may look back and regret things they did in earlier yrs. Jones was at the London O2 benefit shows in 06-07 or whenever it was. Sounded fantastic with Jason Bonham on drums.
It's easy to "laugh it off" once you make Millions of Dollars right? lol. Jones Was at the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute in July BEFORE the 02 Reunion that is correct. You can check my 3-part series on Celebration Day for details! Thank you very much for watching, hope you enjoy the rest of the series!
After watching the entire series starting with the ITTOD, I’ve almost forgotten about the Led Zeppelin doc that apparently no one wants to distribute or maybe was privately caboshed by the band.
It’s just too bad that egos got in the way of a reunion. 1995 to 2000 would have been the right time to do it. A part of me feels like Zeppelin owed the United States a final tour because the US made the band.
They say that time, and enough money, can heal wounds. But I’m this case it does not. Dan Rather got the closest to getting Plant to divulge the real reason why the band never reunited, but still couldn’t break through Plants wall.
Man, that documentary is really collecting dust as they say, hope it BECOMES something you know? I wanna see it. I agree with you 1995-2000 was the right time, they had the physical ability for it. Imagine a full circle tour with Jason 1999-2000 with a final show at Oakland Coliseum, we can deam. Money can't heal wounds i agree. Rather was rather polite in his attempt. Plant could open up if maybe Alison Krauss conducted the interview! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Robert Plant led Zeppelin forever❤❤
Thank you very much for watching, hope you enjoy the rest of the series!
I can’t believe how bad they treated Jonesy! JPJ is my number one influence on my bass playing adventures ♥️💋
He definitely faced some weird vibes in the 90s, i love Jones' work!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories he’s absolutely brilliant! And a real gentleman Ive heard 🥰
Plant shreds 🎸 Pretty ballsy to take on all those heavy hitters. PLAY LOUD Robert!
I know right? I liked his approach, very avant-garde hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I'm glad Jones clipped them..👍🏻😅 brilliant. He was my favourite musician from Zeppelin. Hes one o my favourite musicians. I respect him for being a family man, and not getting into all the bullshite the other 3 got into.
Yeah, Jones really showed them some manners that day haha. Thanks for watching man!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Storieslmfao he was just kidding with them man whenever there has been a true led Zeppelin reunion he's been right there he was right there at the Rock and roll Hall of Fame performances wasn't he and the three other reunions
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Storieskid there is no disconnection going on he hasn't played with them and almost 10 years and they never rehearsed one moment for that performance in 95 it was completely freelanced
You posted two episodes almost simultaneously so I watched the 10th before the 9th 😂 very cool as always Jose. How many details! You have a memory of many gigabytes 😊
Oh no! Well hopefully you don't get mixed up hehe. Sometimes i think what's the best profession for my memory you know? Some friends insist i should go into programming lol! Take Care Marcia!
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Hi Jose! no problem, it was nice to watch two episodes in a row. What time is it in the part of the world where you live? In Japan it’s now noon on Tuesday and I’m having lunch, not fast food or pizza with coffee lol just some healthy Mediterranean food that I made myself 😊 (sent an email to you, hope it’s in your inbox)
I"ll check my inbox. I'm in South America :)
I thought this was going to be about John Paul Jones walking over Robert Plant as he laid prostrate on the ground trying to apologize to Jones for telling reporters that he was out parking the car when asked where he (Jones) was during the Page/Plant tours.
The parking the car comment, unfortunately i haven't found the actual footage for that! Hope you enjoyed this part of the story. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories That quip is called having a sense of humor and it was laugh out loud funny, though some people took it the wrong way. If I recall correctly, it was stated at the beginning of a No Quarter press conference in November 1994.
Great video and insights✌️💜😊
Always a shame when bands fall out with each other. But sometimes the tension helps the playing. When I played in local bands, wrote a bit etc, I hated being around egos or tension.
JPJ was a multi instrumentalist, a real asset to LZ, so underrated - his bass playing is superb. Shame he was messed about, Jason Bonham too💔💔
Tension and release, that's rock and roll, absolutely. Jones' contributions to modern music are just MINDBLOWING right? Thanks so much for watching!
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Long Live John Paul jones, more class in his baby finger than the other two combined.
A musican like very few in British rock and roll. Cheers man!
Led Zeppelin was "Jimmy's" band. Yet when his "band" was inducted into the RRHOF, he didn't have shit to say about it!
Yes, guess he's saving it for this posthumous release of his autobiography. I have never been one to care for the high and mighty clamour of the phrase "my band" , they collectively created what became such a beloved group. Kudos for all Jimmy did and his vast collective studio talents yet it's precisely why they stopped, they couldn't continue as they were which was a four piece adhesive "unit".@@HardRockMaster7577
Was it classy that Page and Jones didn't show up for Roberts son's funeral?
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Best burn ever! More Burn than Deep Purple's Burn!
HAHA, good one Tom! Imagine Jones playing Deep Purple's Burn!! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Actually, Glenn Hughs did a great job in the MkIII lineup. Burn and Stormbringer are probably my favourite albums of the Ritchie era.
I agree. Hughes was a beast. His playing is tight and he definitely added his own personality on the music. Burn is one of my all time Purple numbers. Meat Loaf just never cut it for me!
Haha.. me either!
"Here's a song for ya'!"
Abandoned theatres make me sad too, my parents couldn't understand why I cried at the end of Cinema Paradiso either..
Oh man, that movie hits hard, i feel you 100%. I tend to avoid it when somebody wants to watch it at a party or my GF suggesting we do. Some albums and movies should not be revisited that often. Thank you very much for watching Tom! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Man, Neil Young was going off. I'd probably do the same if I went up with zeppelin too. Crazy vibes on that stage for sure! ✌️😊
Young went for a strategy of MADNESS which was the best for the context. He couldn't compete so he just burned the whole thing to the ground lol. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories yeah I don't know, maybe it was a bit reminiscent of, do you remember when all the guitarists were doing a tribute night to pagey and they all got up and played the train kept rolling and everyone got to play a lead solo except pagey. 😂
JCM, you continue to bring me out of my Rush bat cave. Always interesting to hear tales of your personal background, a glimpse, snipets, into what makes you, you. I don't have enough of a working knowledge to comment on the friction within Zep, but my initial observations are the JPJ is the greater man during such proceedings as the hall induction. At least they all showed up together, ... I guess. Think Van Halen, think The Band, all us fans wanted was to see all the " players " out there. Maybe the surviving members of Zepellin at least put that into consideration, albeit the cat calling couldn't be restrained.
A Rush Bat cave is always a good place to be hehe. You're right the Zeppelin members acted accordingly. But remember Ahmet was there so...whenever he gave instructions they followed, specially Robert :) I am glad my personal background story does not throw you off, revisiting the 1990s is also a journey within to better understand my formative years you know? Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Thank you JCM!
Well done..
What do you think was at the core of the Plant ..Jones falling out? At the time I thought it was Plant not wanting the pressure of full Zep reunion?!
It might be deeper? Jimmy just seems happy to work with Robert. Jason Bonham just seems to get better and better..maybe playing his best in his 50’s!!
Hey Jimmy, thanks so much for tuning in! I believe the issue runs deeper, and let me just say its not esoteric. I think it has something to do with misheard comments here and there plus the dynamics of them having to socialize with very different families and core values you know? I can't get more specific out of respect but this is the train of thought that i've been following. I wrote down more things, i could ALMOST watch some scenes in my head of what intuition tells me. Jason is one helluva player now, wish i could jam with him man! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I wait in anticipation for tales about "Zooma" and "Thunderthief".. Great series.
We're getting there, SO MANY GREAT riffs in those albums right?
Sensational as always José ❤ and thanks so much for the fascinating insight into how things were for you growing up. I was glued to this section. I can see why you were saddened by the cinema closures. Fun fact! The night I met Jimmy,Jimena was there......at one point she was at the bar not far from me, I happened to look across and she winked at me and grinned, it was a very lively happy evening with some beautiful Brazilian women in the mood for dancing. I was seriously nervous after, having visions of Jimmy coming up and thumping me! Keep rocking my friend x❤
I'm glad my personal perspective was a positive add-on to the video. Some people have given me crap for that, but i believe the human experience is ONE and where we were in life at the time, matters. OMG you met Jimmy and Jimena, you were lucky he didn't hit you with a violin bow or a LES PAUL man hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories bless you it's always great to hear from you ! I was fascinated by your personal experiences; music really does play a huge part in defining what we went through. Keep rocking, sending love and peace to you and your loved ones ❤️
Thanks Jose!
Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Remember that night vividly. Always thought it was kinda crappy how they treated JPJ
Pretty sure Ahmet Ertegun was dissapointed but didn't say a thing! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Great job on these documentaries Jose! Look forward to covering the 95-98 tours. I enjoyed the “Third Eye Productions” videos for years before I heard the “Mark Zepp” interview with Terry. It was cool to learn the story behind those Third Eye videos, especially the Japan portion of the 96 tour. Thanks again for your dedication and attention to detail. We always learn something new from these.
Glad you like them! I've heard the Mark Zepp interviews, they're awesome and because of it, i don't wanna repeat his information you know? I'm more into creating these mini "movies" sorta speak. I have great respect for Mark and the labor of love he does. Hopefully this all works in favor of a bigger community :) Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
My take on all this Page Plant stuff is, if they got Jonesy involved it would have been Led Zeppelin. And especially if they got Jason in Of course. Yet he was still hitting the booze hard back then. So could it have been handled differently? Yes. But nevertheless this is what we got. 🤙
Jason was not emotionally ready to go on the road 1995, absolutely, nevermind playing with the Egyptian Ensemble. The more i look at Michael Lee, my respect grows triple time!
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The thing is, though, that's basically what Page and Plant became anyway regarding the setlist and lack of any new original material, so they might have as well had Jonesy there. It just never made sense to me that they'd ignore Jones like that and throw digs at him like that he's out parking the car.
Personally out of all the albums that any of the ex-members have put out, JPJ stands head and shoulders above them all. Them Crooked Vultures is excellent and wouldn’t be anywhere near as good as it is without JPJ. JP and RP can only dream of being in a band that tight that doesn’t trade on past glories.
I saw that thing a day or two after the album dropped. It was like visiting an elephant in a shoebox. Ridiculous! Powerful. And the band was mint.
While i am not a fan of half of TCV's album, the playing is exquisite throughout. Too bad Grohl nor Homme took their best songs to the master himself John Paul Jones, outside of that, the album ROCKS hard and it's a must have for fans! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
saw then the JPJ solo bass section was mind blowing like being in a pressure cooker with a thunder storm.
Nice job on the video 👍. Jonesy is such a class act. I respectfully disagree that "Out on the Tiles" by Blind Melon was forgettable. I love that cover but I will also admit I'm a huge Blind Melon fan, as was Robert 😊
Fair enough on Blind Melon, i was kinda dissapointed as i like their works, specially live. But probably i will get into that cover, maybe! Episode 10 is OUT NOW! Thank YOU very much for watching! Stay tuned for Epísode 11 on 1996
Great video! I never heard anything about JPJ not being a part of "No Quarter". I think it's proper that he let Page and Plant both know how he felt in front of everyone at the RNRHOF. That is bad ass. I think Page and Plant wanted as much of the money for themselves and three was a crowd. If they would've included Jason, that would just have been more salt on the wound.
Glad you came across these documentaries, i am covering their entire 1990s series so you can definitley check out Episode 7 on why wasn't John Paul Jones on board and my take on it :) Thank YOU very much for watching! Stay tuned for Epísode 11 on 1996
Sure, money is always a factor but it wasn't THE factor for JPJ's exclusion. Robert has never sought to reform Led Zeppelin, which is essentially what Page/Plant would become if it were to include JPJ. Further proof that JPJ was excluded to appease Robert is that when Page & JPJ with Jason did reform in 2008 he flatly declined to be involved. Consequently, that lineup quietly dissolved after holding a few unsuccessful rounds of private auditions for a singer.
People has tendency to put meaning to everything. As a musician, JPJ is superb in my opinion. But he should not have done what he did. Why would he feel left out when Robert invited Jimmy for that MTV project? The project was offered to Robert. Jimmy needs more help than JPJ at that time. Robert said at one of their interviews "Johnsy don't need us because he still has his wife." Robert stopped doing drugs when he lost his son. But Jimmy didn't.
I think there was something about it not being Zeppelin. It was called Page /Plant. If you add Jones then what? Then people would ask: Well where's Jason?
I would say that Robert did not want to do Full blown Zeppelin post Zeppelin. He did the one off reunions but did not indulge in reviving Zep. He refused to do it after the 2007 show. I think that's just him as an artist.@@normitabasa8341
love these, please do a physical graffiti series soonr!!!
Only with your support hehe. Thank you very much for watching. I will do all the remaining Zepp works. Physical Graffiti WILL happen :)
What's funny ( in a way) is Page Plants bass player was Charlie Jones! JPJs wouldn't have been able to join as he was on tour with Diamanda Galas. In fact on tour the Unleaded CD came out( bonus track for Englands release) No one ever mentions this Zep reformation! Only Jason's wedding, Atlantic Records 49th Anniversary and Live Aid. Good research
Jones' tour with Galas was short and in late 1994. He could have joined the Unledded rehearsals, but that would have given him the spotlight as an arranger. Page and Plant needed YES MEN.
Good stuff!
Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I believe that the other remaining members of led Zeppelin treated John P Jones as " just shut up and play bass or do what ever is expected of you " attitude. I think Page and Plant had very little respect for JPJ as a person . They could have called him and said something when they formed and did "No quarter".
This was one of the main reasons i worked on the 1990s series, to bring some justice to Jones' side of the story you know? The decade was a great lost opportunity for a proper reunion or collaboration i believe. Thanks for watching!
Wonder if Planty and Pagey had to go visit the ICU after that sick burn. 🤣😂🤣😂
Hahahahahahah, Jones was LETHAL! Thank you very much for watching Kellie! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Thank you (no pun intended haha) for another great episode. My thoughts after this one were that I dont think Page and Plant wanted JPJ on any of the unledded stuff including the tours, the reason I thought, was obvious in the Hall of fame induction jam. It was VERY Zeppelin, and I think Page and particularly Plant wanted to get away from the "Zeppelin" association they would have had with JPJ and even worse, Jason with them. I feel they wanted a new fresh approach to their musical journey. If you add JPJ and Jason to Page and Plant, you get 90% Led Zeppelin.
Of course I would have loved to have seen what they could have done had they gone that way, but clearly its not what they wanted, but clear it was what JPJ and Jason may have expected when you read between the lines. As always they did what they wanted and not what the fans wanted, BUT did give them enough to keep us all interested.
The exclusion of JPJ and JB must have been a bitter pill to swallow especially for JPJ, but then maybe the plan to do something like the London 02 show was always going to be in the pipeline.....we'll never know, but it really is very interesting looking at all this and trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together.....
Hey Kev! Pun is alright hehe. I understand what you mean the main problem with the "fresh sound" thing is when you look at how the Unledded tour morphed into Zeppelin and as much as they had the best intentions, it was inevitable. I hope my next episode on the tour explains it. Trust me, i've tried to understand this and yeah i get No Bonham NO Zepp...still the dismissal of JPJ to date is strange. Ahmet Ertegun probably left a will signed by Plant of HAVING to perform when he died lol. It was really a miracle that 2007 gig right?
Amé este episodio.
Mae muchas gracias, escuchar Earth Song me transportó a ese año!
What ? We are saturday !? ;-) Another great video !
Hahaha time travel mode! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories I never miss an episode !!! It's the TH-cam channel of the year !!!
Followed you since the beginning, but this is now leaning into personal opinions about things we have no clue about.
I understand. The next episodes will make sense to my analysis. Remember i am a musician too with a great attention to the human side of things. If i just present the events like they've been covered a hundred times it misses some of the creative side. The main problem with the 1990s is the DRAMA that happened. Real Journalism requires you getting immersed in the good and bad. We can't revisit history with nice colors only. Covering a decade of events is tough. I take my time to present the facts and opinions unlike Professor of Rock who i can tell has a team who "polishes" the stuff so it's nice and tidy :) i hated his video on All My Love and decided to do my own take thus the channel was born hehe. I've gotten backash for defending JPJ which...kinda proves the point. Maybe one day bass players/ multiinstrumentalists will be seen with the importance they deserve. Singers are like Presidents...smiling and causing drama lol.
I guess I didn't see that induction. I was busy making my own music in '95. All acoustic. So Robert was a dick through part of that phase? Guess the ego took over. Right on, Uncle Neil and Joe Perry. Right on, Robert, strapping the axe. I'll check it out on YT. Great set list, btw.
Oh, and I was a Jordan fan, too. Wasn't into any sports by the 90's but my buddy said I had to watch him. Well, that started an NBA obsession. Kobe Bryant took up the torch, imo, so I tracked him the whole way through.
A Jordan fan as well? I salute you man! I couldn't get into the Kobe fandom after Jordan retired in 1999, it was like The Beatles splitting up. I left basketball alltogether. Kobe was a genius too but i couldn't get into the NBA ever again. Jordan's void was HUGE, let alone the economic impact. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
super episode! JPJ is a classic player (imho)-early era standout for me was Ramble on.(Bass wise)
Led Zeppelin II is a Jones showcase really, the more you look into it! Thank YOU for watching! Episode 10 is out now. Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
4 Non Blondes - Misty Mountain Hop is my fav on Encomium. Even the fade out is brilliant
So good right? i like the guitar tone and drums, it has the right punch! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
JPJ is amazing! Big mistake, imho, to cut him out.. always thought RP came over as a bit of a dick, tbh..
❤ great. Plant's spanish is impagável. A propósito, José é calvo no nome mas tem cabelo 😊
Hahaha good one man! Obrigado!
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Need to do one on What Happened To Jimmy Page he hasn't done anything in a long time. I remember that crap they did to JPJ but then again it's Rock Band stuff it happens.
Watching this in December 2023, just noticed my Australian version of Encomium does not have Fool in the Rain??? Now I have a new goal.
Such a gracious gentlemen. The other two, not so much.
neil young was killing it. yeah, page and plant needed jones on the bass. i feel sad for jason not getting to play that last song. i was 14 when "encomium" came out. i liked the cuts by stp, duran duran, tori amos w/ plant, and sheryl crow (despite my disdain for her) but i couldn't get into the rest of it and oh my god. the version of "misty mountain hop" by 4 non blondes is probably one of the worst things i had ever heard in my entire life. linda perry is better off as a songwriter. at that time, i was listening to zeppelin, the beatles, the stones, pink floyd, and a lot of classic rock but i was also balancing it with the music of the times in NIN, nirvana, foo fighters, pearl jam, and the red hot chili peppers. now my music taste is more insane than ever except for today's music which just absolutely sucks.
Fair enough on 4 Non Blondes, i just like the way the riff and drums groove you know? Linda maybe a bit out there but i dug it ;) as for Jason yeah...i still don't understand WHY they didnt invite him and Jones for ONE SONG in 1998 at least. Thank you very much for watching! Episode 10 premieres soon, its a Very special one :) This was a necessary transition program hehe
Nice mention of Stranger In Moscow by Michael Jackson. That's my favorite track off of HIStory too.
From the get go, it's such a personal diary of isolation in the midst of showbusiness i can't help but feel sad for Michael. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Plant can be funny at times but can also be an a-hole...
Yeah sometimes he is Plant, sometimes a poisonous Plant :) haha
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories --Good 'ol Plant who managed to get shots in at ELP and Herman's Hemits, I'm sure they appreciated those Plantisms... I remember watching that '95 R&R HoF ceremony, he and Page were not happy campers at JPJ's diss lol and looked visibly irritated. An awkward presentation which they were not expecting. Watching Neil Young going bezerk on stage was hilarious and I remember thinking "WTH is this guy doing lol???
Plant called JPJ their "secret weapon". And he was.
Problem with Zep is, unlike any other band (the closest would be Van Halen---they had the best frontman and guitarist "of all time")...Zep had the greatest frontman of all time, the greatest guitarist of all time, and the greatest drummer of all time. JPJ is the greatest bassist of all time....not just because of his bass, but that and everything else the man did behind the scenes.
There is not a lot of room on that stage for those egos.
As i cover on episode 11...maybe having Jones was a good idea, you'll see what i mean! Episode 10 is out now! Thank YOU for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 11 on 1996!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories Can't wait!!!
Is plant really playing guitar here 14:26 . Never saw that before
Yes, Robert on guitar, he loved to do that!
Regarding Robert’s RRHOF speech, one must have some context. At that time, it was encouraged that inductees be a bit “irreverent” and thus many of the speeches of the late 80’s to kid 90’s were a bit flippant. I think is due to the fact that there was a sense that it was a bit ridiculous then to put (then still vital) rock music in a hall of fame.
They picked a pretty good duo Charlie Jones and Michael Lee but yeah without Jonesy I don't know if they were the same
Probably cheaper than Jonesy too :( Money makes the world go round...not sure how round, maybe in denial yes. hehe.
Tyler’s impromptu vocal was cringe. It’s not abt u Steven.
He even got the words wrong lol, he said " In the days of my youth
I've been told what it WAS to be a man". He was probably nervous, i would've been if i had to present LED ZEPPELIN hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
@@JCM-LedZeppelin-Stories exactly great point! I’ve seen that clip before and it kills me every time. Love the channel!!
JPJ also co-wrote No Quarter..kinda slap in the face not being asked to be part of the project..ohh well
Neil Young is crazy
He had a Heart full of Guitar that night lol! Thank YOU very much for watching! Episode 10 is out now too!
Nice Street Fighter II reference. That's still one of the greatest games of all time. Who's your favorite characters? My favs are the chargers: Guile, Blanka & Balrog.
Hey FM! Nice to know you enjoyed this classic. Fav characters i'd say Blanka and Zanghief maybe!
Plant doubling down on Jonesy Jabs, dating Tori Amos, and playing the guitar in public. Page had his moments too with female upgrade and kind of slurring his speech at the HOF 🍻. Fitting that SFII found appearance as it's also no stranger to the overindulgence of the 90s with numerous versions (Championship, Turbo, Super, X, etc). Looking forward to tomorrow's episode.
That's a great observation. Now that i think about it, it would be awesome to make a video game ZEPP FIGHTER...have Jonesy vs. Plant haha. Yeah Robert was definitely flying MOST HIGH!
To be clear, there never was, nor could there ever could be, a Zeppelin reunion. Not without JOHN Bonham.
As long as there's Bonham blood in it i think there can be a type of reunion. Imagine had Bonzo lived, pretty sure he'd be proud of his son :) I understand what you mean though. Thank YOU very much for watching! Episode 10 is out now too!
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The four of them getting together to play some Zeppelin tunes is fine but they'll never be Led Zeppelin and marketing it as that is dishonest.
You mean the label's Marketing team? I liked the fact that Jason got to play the 2007 reunion!
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It's not a reunion without John Bonham. That's reality.
Yeah ;man, the Beatles collections. Snagged them up in the 00's. Didn't have time or space to do albums until then, but when it was time to branch out, used CDs were THE BOMB on what, Ebay?
Ebay was the place yeah, still is really, there's a lot of stuff!
Does anybody know why Plant and Page give J.P.J the cold shoulder I never have heard what the main reason was..,CHEERZ🥃🍻🍻🥃
i disagree, Helmet with David Yow is the best cover on the whole thing. Really like your videos on the making of the Zep Albums by the way.
I’ve never seen their speech at the hall of fame. Painful. Jonesy did well though.
It was a strange moment indeed, imagine the after party! Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
I love pretzels too ― another excuse to go to the mall... LOL !! 🥨🥤🥨
When they closed it i was depressed lol. They opened one recently, it brought back memories. Thanks for tuning in! Next one coming up has A LOT of stuff :)
Wait...why didn't Jason play at the Hall of Fame concert...and why was Robert playing a Les Paul???
Jason did play on the first part of the set. Michael Lee played on Levee only with Neil Young :)
Whelp. I'm no closer to understanding what actually happened and when. They're newly minted partners in 79, sitting together for interview(s?), multiple credits on the label. Then no Jones on Pictures or any subsequent solo outing. But he does show for Jason's wedding. Wha happen?
I know right? The more we look into it, there's a reason i have 44 copies of ITTOD, the 1979 album was A MIRACLE indeed. Thank you very much for watching Rokarolla! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Trainwreck at the HOF performance.
It was a Train Kept A Hurtin' hehe. Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
Well done JCM. JPJ is a professional and carries himself well, and Jimmy I believe had to go the way Robert was going. Robert is a very annoying person and there is times I just don't care about Robert at times. Robert is the only person that can be the vocalist, Jimmy could have gotten JPJ and Jason with a vocalist, and called the Jimmy Page band.
The Jimmy Page band with JPJ + Jason, that sounds great! I like the idea 100% Thank you very much for watching! Stay tuned for Episode 10 on the Page and Plant Tour of 1995!
The same way..don't think the most playful people in the public eye are nice behind close doors. What proves Jones is a class act is his resume and well...when you are an pro organist and choir arranger at age 14, i guess some youth stages were missed. :)
Me gusta mucho tu análisis y en general, aunque el grupo mana apesta para mi gusto, todos tu videos son lo mejor para fans de evh, LZ, BS.gracias
Hahahah pobre Maná! Agradezco que expreses el comentario, la idea es hacer el análisis y crear una conversación. Maná no es Led Zeppelin claramente, musicalmente si me gusta su trabajo más la voz de Fher nunca fue el elemento fuerte del grupo. Muchas gracias por sintonizar, el siguiente episodio #10 repasará de forma exhaustiva la gira de Page y Plant 1995. Espero lo disfrute!
If you like the Beatles red and blue, get Beatles Rock and Roll Music 2lp, my fav Beatles compilation. It has some tracks and mix of red and blue but with better songs.