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How Many More Times
Led Zeppelin
BassBlues rock1960s
Original Gear
Bass1962 Fender Jazz Bass (sunburst)
AmpAcoustic 360 bass amplifier with 361 cabinet
Amp Settings
gain0
bass6.5
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Notes
John Paul Jones used his 1962 Fender Jazz Bass for recording and touring with Led Zeppelin until mid‑1970s; the Acoustic 360/361 stack was his live bass amplification during that era.
Tone Character(3)
warm and rounded low endclear midrange articulationsolid punch suitable for blues‑rock ensemble
Difficulty
The bass part in 'How Many More Times' is rooted in blues‑rock fundamentals with steady groove and moderate fills, making it slightly above easy level but not overly complex.
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Create Free AccountBassBlues rock1960s
Original Gear
Bass1962 Fender Jazz Bass (sunburst)
AmpAcoustic 360 bass amplifier with 361 cabinet
Amp Settings
gain0
bass6.5
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This tone has been researched 3 times by the community
Notes
John Paul Jones used his 1962 Fender Jazz Bass for recording and touring with Led Zeppelin until mid‑1970s; the Acoustic 360/361 stack was his live bass amplification during that era.
Tone Character(3)
warm and rounded low endclear midrange articulationsolid punch suitable for blues‑rock ensemble
Difficulty
The bass part in 'How Many More Times' is rooted in blues‑rock fundamentals with steady groove and moderate fills, making it slightly above easy level but not overly complex.