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He’s like a little boy and music is his toy… His excitement is pure and wonderful

Olha o Choro das 3 ali atrás.

"very polite to me" its almost like he doesn't realize hes an actual living legend! Love this guy!

"to grow from nothing"

Authentic, honest, and genuine. He was always my favorite musician.

Keep learning. Thanks for the music of our lives, JPJ. So good to hear from you. In 1984 I packed it up after several years in Hawaii. I went to California and met my wife within a couple weeks. Our times on the road exploring California and beyond, your song "Going to California" keeps ringing in my ears. Still in Cal and still together, still Zeppelin fans.

JPJ is THE ONE-MAN 'Wrecking Crew' for Led Zeppelin. I hope no one here thinks a 'wrecking crew' ruins anything / any song, since I'm referencing the Los Angeles Capitol Records building "Wrecking Crew" - what they called themselves - they were the seasoned professional musicians recording the rhythm tracks for a very large number of recording artists including the Beach Boys, the Association, Glen Campbell, the Sinatra(s) numbers of mo-town recordings among many others. But JPJ was the one-man equivalent for Led Zeppelin. There's always a guy behind the curtain that gets less attention than the front man/men - (and he's the 'swamper,' if you're from Bama's Muscle Shoals.)

He has with his continued teaching,paved the way for so many wonderful musicians.his tribute to tomorrow's children ❤❤God bless you and your family ❤

humility, simplicity, spontaneity, education, kindness and sensitive soul. the characteristics of great people

The silent assassin!

Page and Plant, I never understood, why wouldn't you want to work with this Man. Genius.

Imagine Bill Monroe, Jimmy Page and J.P. Jones all in mandolins playing together in a jam session.

Essa união dele com músicos brasileiros é um rolê muito aleatório, algo inimaginável que fico foda

Jpj should come to Louisiana and study Cajun music

The Appalachians and the Highlands were the same mountain chain in past geological history. Let that sink in.

OMG this just came up in my feed, I vaguely know John's daughter Cindy from my time living in Bristol and my kids went to school with the Hugos and I play mandolin. I'm also admin for Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings website. I also had a lovely conversation with Mike Marshall when I picked him up to take to Sore Fingers Summer school. I'm also a huge Led Zep fan and my wife is a Steiner teacher. It's all connected.

It’s like listening to a god who doesn’t know he’s a god

Just playing the mandolin on Battle of Evermore should give lifelong membership to The Mandolin God club.

Jpj. 1

Showing up at a bluegrass festival and playing mandolin with Mike Marshall and Chris Thile is probably the most extreme example of jumping in the deep end for a musician that I can think of. And that's why I love bluegrass festivals.

Como a música brasileira é maravilhosa!!!

Casse collection

Can you imagine having the privilege to set down and talk and play with this true gentleman, so well spoken and kind, god I wish our society would follow his lead. He has had such a huge impact on so many and still so humble. We are all blessed to enjoy your hard work and talents, your loved by many. Thank you

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A regular guy.

He's so posh he sounds like the King when he speaks. The King, its going to take me a while to get used to saying that.

He speaks as if he only learned to play mandolin after his time in Led Zeppelin.

l LOVE you John because you are SO DOWN TO EARTH. I was a electric bass player for about 40 years and had to retire because of scoliosis. you're a GREAT, GREAT, GREAT human being and musician. thank you for your great music.

One of my Idols...thanks to him, Mike Oldfield and Steve Windwood, i'm a poli-instrumentist...

So cool, thanks.

holy shit need more

thank you, so much, John Paul Jones, for this interview.

We miss you shrinivas ji

I feel that Hamilton is the much more gifted musician. He really feels it instead of just showing off with fancy techniques.

JPJ is a quiet man but a strong and talented individual who has a heart of gold. Zeppelin would have never been number 1 without you. Thank you ki d sir

I hope he writes an autobiography at some point

I'd like to hear what tune he airplayed at 01:41

Is this the Fast Show, the very very drunk man? 🤣 Seriously though, best bass player alive

J'aimerais bien!

It's funny how a person goes to a festival and say's.''I didn't know any one there''...........But every one there knew you.

This is making my day, listening to JPJ mention all the greats he met and worked with...Kraus, Welch, Glen Phillips (my teenage crush). Thanks for the interview!!

I could listen to him talk about anything, all fucking day. What an absolutely delightful human spirit.

One thing i like about Jonesy, is that he doesn't brag about himself. he's like Jimi Hendrix, musically humble

Master musician and a true gentleman.

Saw him playing mandolin with Dave Rawlings and Gillian Welch at Georgia Theater in Athens Ga about 6 years ago. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen.

Those who know... know he was the best “musician” in that band. Period.

Amazing how you and Robert are pulled towards old time music. Alison Kraus is amazing and its great that it speaks to you both. The roots in America. It would be fabulous to be there with all of you playing and singing. Here's to Hope.

John Paul Jones is my favorite member of Led Zeppelin. He seems like a wonderful human being. No ego at all.

What a class act, Jones is. Not a hint of Ego. Just a musician who loves music and other musicians. And, he happens to be a Legend. Love to meet him one day.

Love him!