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Wooden kick beater?

JHB the perfect match of power and finesse.

No Way! Ginger Baker was way better on two bass drums hands down!!

Nice feel!

Yes, well played - I think Bonham took inspiration from Max Roach.

Po co mu dwaa bębny jak wystarczył jeden! Niektórzy mają dwa a nie potrafią grać na jednym np.Nick Mason zabktórego w studio często grał Simon Phillips!

This is really average and not that good. John played better from 1972 on up.

Nice!

Thanks for the post!❤

Love Bonzo but he’s overrated.

If you watch very closely time keeps up with him that's why it went by so fast!!!

O mestre John Bonham baterista do LED Zeppelin foi e é o maior baterista de rock de todos os tempos 🇧🇷🔥🤘🏾🥁👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

In reply to one of these comments,Zep opened for Vanilla fudge on an early tour, and Bonham was so knocked out by Carmines kit that he asked about getting the same kit and a Ludwig endorsement. Carmine got him the exact same maple drum kit and the Ludwig endorsement. This early photo is the proof.

I can see why Ginger Baker hated Bonham’s style in this isolated piece. Without Jones or Page, he really doesn’t carry a melodic beat. He just turns into an uninspired drum drill that leads to nowhere, without resolve. Even Plant admitted he hated when Bonham added a double bass after their first LP because he lost his creative kick timing. Plant and Page would hastily remove one bass drum during his breaks to send a message.

Groove ++++++ Sounds killer my friend. Nice playing.

This is the holy grail of Bonham.

spot on great work

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Pro level !

ty man great view

Man , I learn something every time I watch one of your videos . This is a tough one, but I:m working it . Thx for sharing your knowledge !

Wow, great! Impressive control from super slow to quite quick - nice job! 😊

Can't tell me Bonham wasn't influenced by Carine Appice with that kit setup

Excellent thank you !!!

Notice how there's no actual video footage of this??

ty man

Saw 71sept......73.75.77.2× each..all msg nyc..his 73.75 kit was a live breathing dragon live in person that n c.palmers..73 77 78.

He has two here but he only ever needed one bass drum!

Well done absolutely brilliant

I love the reverence, and I love John Bonham, but there were plenty of drummers melting minds at that time (Buddy Rich, Tony Williams, Billy Cobham). However, few so aggressive in rock.

Bonzo did more with one foot than anyone could ever do with two.

FABTASTIC !!! THX!

Ginger Baker he's not...

Jimmy Page asked him to drop the second bass drum as there was too much drumming going on for him to concentrate. 2X26" though, lord what a racket!

Some of the great single-foot players could kill it on double bass drum. Buddy Rich of course did his infamous gig where, in response to all the hoopla over Louis Bellson, he demonstrated dazzling mastery. Then there is Ian Paice, who had compete control over the double kicks on the song Fireball. Clean, precise, fast, musical. Mitch Mitchell, in the latter days of the Experience, played double kick very effectively. Bonham? Great as he was, he was not as good a technician as those players. And it shows here. Of course he would be the first to tell you that. A famous quote from him says something along the lines of: the audience at a large concert would have no way of knowing whether he’d just played a double flamadiddle or not, so his focus was on style. On ensuring the band sounded good, and you’d know it was him and no one else behind the drum kit.

Excellent pédagogique vidéo as always , you have high level bro !

This just hurts

What are the floor& rack tom sizes? Great playing!

Bonham is insane

Kids ace

Holy crap !!! Thats sick. I never saw that Bonzo clip before . Cool technique. Thank you !

Monster riff!🔥🥁

Great!

Dude, PLEASE do the entire Bonhamanity (a not so new but recently coined religious sect) community a favor, and do an ENTIRE solo for Moby Dick!! You're INCREDIBLE!

Sounds great! I love the crossovers!

OMFG!!!