John Paul Jones appears in a new Playing for Change music video, performing Led Zeppelin's 'When the Levee Breaks' alongside 17 musicians from around the world, Rock and Roll Garage reports. The video features appearances from guitarists Derek Trucks and Buffalo Nichols, drummer Stephen Perkins, harmonica player Ben Lee, singer Susan Tedeschi, singer Elle Marja Eira, slide guitarist Keith Secola, vocalist Mihirangi and others. Playing For Change is a multimedia music project, featuring musicians and singers from across the globe, with the mission to connect the world through music. The song has so far generated $34,088, all funds will benefit charity partners of Peace Through Music, including Conservation International, American Rivers, WWF, Reverb and the Playing For Change Foundation.

John Paul Jones, bassist and keyboardist of legendary Led Zeppelin, and Thurston Moore of noise rock icons Sonic Youth are set to perform together at a fundraising event on March 28th at the 100 Club in London. It’s a benefit concert to raise funds for community radio station Resonance FM. The duo will be joined by improvisational jazz […]