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Episodio 2.- Datos relevantes, John Paul Jones. · Dazed and confused: Led Zeppelin Bio.

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  Led Zeppelin is one of my four favorite bands of all time, a great
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  influence on the popular music of the last century and what goes from the present.
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  A story full of ups and downs, but at all times directed and
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  coordinated by a guitarist, visionary and creative Jimmy Page, who, together with
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  Robert Pland, John Paul Jones and John Bunnam, created a band that,
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  according to drummer Kid Mound and Johannan was either bassist of The Hoo, was
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  destined to collapse as a lead Zeppelin subscribe and like this podcast dedicated to DT
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  Upplan. I' m Andry Ortiz and I appreciate your preference. That'
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  s right, thanks for preferring to be here listening to led zepple Line.
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  This story of led Zeppring is one of the most curious stories in rock music,
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  Ella who is a British band, that you literally his most fruitful time
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  between the sixty- nine and the seventy- three, but that his story
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  spans from the sixty- eight to the eighty. They are considered and have
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  still been considered one of the bands with the best rock and roll act in
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  the rock era. Its four members, as I already mentioned in the introduction,
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  James Patrick Page, born on January 9, plays the electric guitar,
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  acoustic guitar, the pedal- steel guitar, the mandolin, the banjo.
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  He makes choirs, plays the ending and also makes tape effects. Robert Anthony
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  Plant was born on August 20th of a thousand nine hundred and forty- eight,
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  the lead vocalist. He makes choirs, plays the harmonica to the congas,
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  the pandero and occasionally very lp ns Finally, the guitar. John Paul
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  Jones, born John Bowin, was born on January 3, 1940. He
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  plays the electric bass, the electric guitar, the undisturbed bass, the piano,
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  the electric organ, the meno trun the synthesizer, the mandolin, the
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  conga, the acoustic guitar, the guitar, the lapstiel, the flute and
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  makes choirs. Also John Henry Vonham born in May thirty- one of a
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  thousand nine hundred forty- eight and sadly is the only death of the band.
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  The twenty- fifth of a thousand nine hundred and eighty plays the drums,
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  the congas, the gong, the iceberg, the tambourine and makes choirs.
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  This band began in August of' 68. I upload his first performance
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  as let Zeppelin in October twenty- five and his debut album was in the
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  United States in January of sixty- nine, to finish his career on September
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  25, 1980, when Letze Brint released an album already as an epilogue or
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  farewell type on December 4, 1980, although the band was extended for at
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  least twelve years, only in the few weeks after John Monham' s death,
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  as they no longer had any interest in continuing. As I mentioned,
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  in the case of John Monham it is sad, but the band had their
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  last great album, called physics or graffiti, in February of the seventy-
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  five, and then Outdoor' s intro album was recorded at the end of
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  the seventy- eight and put up for sale until the summer of the seventy
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  - nine Letzeppin had it more than five or six years of maximum productivity and
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  then already passed to the annals of history, the recordings that were successes and
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  that they promoted and that made managers want to have them in their presentations because
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  it was a great event and gave too much framework of profit. There were
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  also those famous collectors or as the tagsmans are called those who are tax collectors,
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  They were with their sharp eyes so that such all they generated. I
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  have always thought that the government and taxes are nothing but leeches who take advantage
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  of the work of others to enrich themselves, divert those resources to their personal
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  interests and leave countries bankrupt. But well, in the case of Letzebrin,
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  they were a real, real show to hire, because their shows were amazing.
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  And well, in that sense there were always all kinds of opportunists willing
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  to take a slice of what Ed Zepprint represented, although they were a band
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  that had too many sales. Many of Led Zeppling' s albums were made
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  in Britain and had been number one in this regard. There are many British
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  bands that have many records sold in Britain, many pedron recordings sold in Britain,
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  including Queen or Ics, Dr Strades and the Spice Geors. Les Zepeling
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  made relatively few singles for the band, as they did not like it.
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  It was a policy they had of not throwing simple. Everything they did and
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  all the brands they achieved were achieved with albums, something very similar to the
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  Boots. Although the Beatles did make it simple, those singles were not mostly
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  included, they were not included in the album already released in form, that
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  is, it was like a pre- release of the album. The typical
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  thing was to release a single with two or three songs maximum and then release
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  the album let Zebling. They had that policy of not throwing any kind of
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  single. Only Overdy Hilson Lighthouse Way has even a video. Also in the
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  sense of the videos. Letzeblint wasn' t very close to making promotional videos
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  either. Everything was based on shows and concerts like The sund Remaine de sn
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  which is a recorded concert and in the form of a film. They had
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  eight studio albums between sixty and nine thousand seventy- nine. In addition to
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  the one I tell you about the Ston Remase concert by Saim and Coda,
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  which is the last album already released without John Bongham, as he had already
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  passed away. There are box sets from ninety- ninety- three, the
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  BBCD sessions from ninety- seven, the small days and the last days in
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  very original packaging, all very nice. According to the American Association of Recording
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  Industry, Lead Zeppeling sold one hundred and eleven five million albums in the United
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  States in two thousand nine, only behind beatles, Gard Brooks and Elvis Presley,
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  but ahead of eagles Billy joel Pink Floyd and Barbaras Strason. In the
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  U S market. Well, le d Zeppeling had extraordinary sales. One of
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  the few singles in this case he Heywat Caney Do the B side of indirand
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  Sound was the only Led Zepprint song made in a forty- five revolutions per
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  minute format. Then Le Zepling could be said to have sold about two hundred
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  and fifty to three hundred million recordings worldwide. They had that non- simple
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  policy. There are very few really and many are made more than anything by
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  labels, not by Led Zeppling' s decision or not with Led Zepplint'
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  s full blessing. These include Hold Lord of Emirates, Black Dog, Dier
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  Maker, Trumple Underfood and full The Raine. All of them were successes among
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  the forty in the United States. However, there are no simple promotional ones.
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  If it ever trumple under Food, which was made in Britain, it
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  ' s the only one made over there. Jimdy Page and Peter Rand saw
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  the commercial opportunities in this trend of selling the albums and that they were more
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  profitable than the singles. Of course, in the matter of the artistic respectively,
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  they did not have to create singles songs and the pop market PEP.
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  Jimmy Page used to say that it had been the kiss of death for Led
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  Zeppeling to throw singles, because they didn' t want to perform those simples
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  and fill them with simples and be just a band of singles. They didn
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  ' t want to be a band with a complete vision, a band that
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  had this situation of a premium product and that people realized that what they were
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  buying was an album full of good songs. However, the most popular recording,
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  the most popular album was Led Zepeling four, which is credited with selling
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  twenty- three million copies in the United States alone since one thousand nine hundred
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  and seventy- one. This is a little below that of the i frogs
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  the album Great Success of seventy- one seventy- five and the album Michael
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  Jackson of Thriller, as well as being on Pink Floyd, The Wall,
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  Acds, Bucking Black Clark Brooks, Lobl Life and Chanight twind com on Over.
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  This is little by little what Led Zeppelin has generated throughout history and probably
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  between thirty and forty million copies of led Zepelin four have been sold internationally.
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  Now let' s talk a little bit about the strengths and weaknesses of each
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  member. One of the clichés that, according to those classic rock bands,
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  are the chemical or chemical or alchemical mix of the personalities and abilities of their
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  members, resulting in a creative and magical music, in particular the only thing
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  that a really heavy band that said that one of what they really were heavy
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  music was Robert Plant while John Paul Jones had said that none of them had
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  the same collection of recordings, that is, that there were many influences among
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  all that they heard. And that' s what possibly gave this strength and
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  weakness. And here we' re going to talk a little bit about John
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  Paul Jones, since he was the one with the best musical background and obviously
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  he was disciplined and versatile. He was raised in music in a family full
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  of music and had served as an apprentice in the London studio since those distant
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  years och sixty pardon, an instrumental multri, instrumentalist with very good knowledge of
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  bass piano, organ, guitar, mandolin and strings, as well as flutes
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  and winds. Wow was very fluid in what was music, in the musical
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  river and orchestration arrangements. He was also a professional at Led Zeppelin. Despite
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  its decline, we could call it not influence or image, but rather a
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  low profile within the presentations. He' s the one behind many of the
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  hit songs like Good Times, Bat Times, York Times, Gun Accoum,
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  Hart Breaker, Celebration Day, Cins ibl Loving You Black Dog, Don'
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  t Cut Trumple Underfood, Tengers, Gon and All My Love without his skills.
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  Led Zeppeling, who is here would have been a bunch of English bulls
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  around three chords with some very simple riffs, he has that jazz soul he
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  had among his heroes Ray Charles Charles Manjus. He told a schoolmate susanthast that
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  bands are often formed by people who listen to the same or a single type
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  of music and that in this sense, they lacked a variety of listening to
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  different styles. But since Led Zepplint was someone who was full of different childhoods,
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  for example John Paul Jones, he is involved with bands such as sony
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  Outh, Badhall, Software, Dianman Gallas. Although the Air Arrim An he
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  mission Lend is a credibility they have around music, the fact of their influence
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  and the way in which they also embellish the works of other artists. He
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  is one of those who makes the team of the silent or the quiet,
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  like George Harrison, Bill Wyman, John in Twistla John Paul Jones received less
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  credit in his group' s successes than he should really be recognized, because,
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  for example, Star With to Heaven and Cashmer usually have a sound and
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  identity that doesn' t have much to do with the lyrics, but much
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  musically. Speaking. It is very auditory, it is very perceptive this and,
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  for example, the album Into the Outdoor is Led Zeppelin' s less
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  powerful album and even though he was behind scenes, this album is predominantly composed
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  by John Poul Jones and Robert plant and well they in their problems, which
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  we will see more in front of and in their day to day of the
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  songs, we can realize here that John Paul Jones had this tendency to challenges
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  to create a high quality of rock music to give him this unique value in
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  Led Zeppelin in the next episode next Sunday, I will tell you a little
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  bit about the weaknesses and strengths of the members that follow and as well as
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  curious data of Led Zepperint little by little we will unravel all this that is
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  Le Zeppelin. I' m and from Ortiz. Thank you. I hope
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  you liked this moment what' s going to be pococas See you next Sunday
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  See you later.