John Paul Jones - Interview with JJ Jackson, MTV 1985
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2019
- A rare interview with John Paul Jones on MTV from September 1985. JPJ is there promoting his Scream For Help soundtrack.
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RIP JJ Jackson. What a great interview. He made guests feel such at ease. He asked pressing questions but wasn't obnoxious about it. I miss the original format of MTV and the VJs.
Jonesy is so modest and brilliantly dry witted. He's a delightful interviewee here. Someone famous that you wouldn't actually mind spending time with. The interviewer JJ Jackson seems genuinely nice as well. This cheered me up!
Back when MTV was about music and music only.
John Paul Jones, the man, the myth. He will always be my favorite musician, well after my father of course 😊. Thanks MarkZep for the upload! 👍🏼
Imagine the stories Jones could tell ?
Gosh what a cutie JPJ was. Pre-Foo, too! :-) Sure miss the old original MTV....y'know back when they actually played music and videos?
JJ Jackson! His love for and knowledge of rock n roll was unsurpassed.
He impressed me when he interviewed Frank Zappa because you saw a different side of Frank as he seemed to really respect JJ and didn't treat him like a know-nothing as he did a lot. They had an actual conversation.
Can you imagine what Mr.jonsey saw during the flight of the mighty zeppelin. Absolute hammer of the Jones
Whenever I see JJ Jackson, I always wonder why he wasn't bigger. The guy knows his stuff and is so personable. You can tell the artists really enjoy talking to him.
Jonesy Rocks !
Top 5 greatest bassist ever.
#1*
with (In no particular order);
Mick Karn
Tony Levin
John Entwistle
Chris Squire
Hmm, a certain era springs to mind.
@@tb-cg6vd you forgot Jack Bruce
@@tb-cg6vd nice to see people appreciating Mick Karn though
Great experiementalist! Intense talent! Highly underrated guy!!!! Plus JPJ I think kept his age the best as well.
Jonesy your a genius in your on right.
Congrats in your family as well being talented as well.
Not surprised runs in the family!
Always love LZEP
Saw them in the summer of love in 1979 great times!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮🥂🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃Cheers!!!
So chopped up, one question, maybe two, them break. Best line ever, 'There is no 'Led Zeppelin'. He's spot on. Everyone wanted another tour, but the band died with John Bonham. They put Jason on drums and did one fantastic concert, but it still wasn't Led Zep. That was an era, a time when the music was new, they were young and most of the fans were young, but you can't go back. I'm grateful the question has died down now that they've gotten so old, but it hounded them for years.
THEY LOVE JJ AND JJ LOVED THEM ZEPPELIN MEANT A LOT TO THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY BEFORE MICHAEL JACKSONS PRINCE VIDEOS WERE ON MTV AND VH1 WE HAD ROCK VIDEOS MY 2 SISTERS AND I ESPECIALLY LOVED ZEPPELIN SINCE 1973 YOUNG BLACK GIRLS HAD MICHAEL JACKSON JACKSON 5 PRINCE WE HAD ZEPPELIN POSTERS ON OUR WALL BUEATIFUL TALENTED JOHN ✊🏾
DIMPLES MAMA
“There is no Led Zeppelin.” A sadder sentence has never been uttered.
But at the same time imho I respect Jonesy even more because of that. He is right. Bonzo was no longer with us. Meaning no Zeppelin. That's how much the quartet loved each other.
Adam Sasso IN 2007 IT WAS 😁😁😁
Super Tejano AMEN HONEY AMEN ✊🏾
*I love Jonesy's sense of humor. If it weren't for his accent I wouldn't imagine he is an english guy*
4:16 JPJ wrote Black Dog . I heard he also wrote No Quarter .
RIP JJ! You made your mark with MTV!! Thank you! We miss you!!
So cuuuuuuuuuuute
Scream For Help has great songs on it!
John Richard Baldwin (Sidcup, Inglaterra, 3 de enero de 1946), más conocido como John Paul Jones, es un virtuoso músico multinstrumentista y compositor británico, reconocido principalmente por haber sido bajista y teclista del grupo británico Led Zeppelin. Debido a su gran recorrido musical, Jones es considerado uno de los mejores bajistas de la historia del rock. Ha influido a varios artistas y bajistas, tales como John Entwistle, Flea, Cliff Burton y Jaco Pastorius; y ha colaborado con artistas fuera de su zona de confort, como Diamanda Galás, en la composición de un álbum en dueto, The Sporting Life.
Thanks for posting!!
Thanks!
That JJ Jackson didnt read the songwriting credits on the albums at the very least 4:02 (JPJ was an integral part of many LZ songs and classics) is astonishing for an interviewer.
JPJ definitely the true hidden secret weapon of Zep...my opinion...just so cool
Imagine the stories Jones could tell
Jonesy still seemed a little bitter? Very dry. Tells it like it is. "Garbage". He definitely did not like that book.
not bitter, just double Capricorn
He's not bitter... They were treated like shit...