A choirmaster, organist and expert in many archaic music styles, John Paul Jones also happened to play bass guitar in the ...

Why did John Paul Jones describe Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant as "provincial" and "homophobic" in a 2001 interview?

The singer and guitarist of the legendary rock band have agreed on their favourite song, four decades after its release.

John Paul Jones has no need for further feathers in his cap. The bassist, keyboardist, and general rock ’n' roll badass anchored Led Zeppelin – arguably the most influential hard rock outfit in ...

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No matter how hard we may try to play it as accurately as possible, sometimes a classic guitar riff never ends up sounding quite like the official version, and Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog” riff is ...

A lot of pieces had to fall into place for Pearl Jam to release their classic track “Better Man.” In a recent conversation with Rick Beato, producer Brendan O’Brien detailed how the song came together ...

John Paul Jones enjoyed a prolific studio musician career in the mid-1960s, contributing various instrumental performances to records by the Rolling Stones, Donovan, Cat Stevens, Jeff Beck, and Tom ...