John Paul Jones Jams With Uncle Earl at Bonnaroo

Posted on Jun 15th 2007 2:15PM by Jeff Miller
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Producer and former Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones joined all-female bluegrass troupe Uncle Earl during their Day Two Bonnaroo performance. Introduced by the banjo-pluckers as "a real rock star," the veteran multi-instrumentalist took his turn at the mandolin, while the ladies of Earl performed 'The Last Goodbye,' off their Jones-produced new album, 'Waterloo, Tennessee.'

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jellybeanat 6-15-2007

i didn't know he was still out and playing. good for him.

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Bobby Mushodaat 6-16-2007

Quite possibly the most talented member of Led Zeppelin, and when your talking about Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Bonham, that's quite a statement. A genuinely nice and humble person, considering he was one quarter of what so many still consider rock's greatest band.

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