John Paul Jones explained, “We got along fine. The thing is, we never socialized. As soon as we left the road, we never saw each other, which I always thought contributed to the longevity and harmony of the band. We weren’t friends.” Perhaps some of it had to do with their differing personalities. Reportedly, Page and Bonham lived like true rockstars and loved the party life while Plant and Jones were more committed to making music and living a fairly normal life. He added that they were more like “workmates” than “close friends” and said, “We weren’t like a group that grew up together and made it big. Led Zeppelin wasn’t manufactured exactly, but it was put together by Jimmy.”

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  In a rare and candid reflection, legendary bassist and keyboardist John Paul Jones shed light on the true nature of the relationships that held […]

Without the Beatles there would be no Springsteen… and last night in Liverpool, that truth came full circle. As the crowd swayed under the city’s cloudy skies, a familiar silhouette stepped onto the stage — Sir Paul McCartney, bass in hand, grin in place. The audience froze. Then erupted. Two legends, one stage, and a memory decades in the making. But what did they play? And why did Bruce suddenly go silent just before the encore? Backstage whispers say the surprise was a last-minute decision… one even the band didn’t know about. What happened next brought tears — and history — to the spotlight… WATCH BELOW

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Liverpool, UK — Last night, music history was made in the heart of the city that inspired one of the most influential bands of all […]