Gospel Drummer Reacts to John Bonham - Moby Dick (Drum Solo)
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- Gospel Drummer Reacts to John Bonham's "Moby Dick" drum solo.
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KB reacts to John Bonham's soloing while he performs "Moby Dick" with Led Zeppelin Live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1970.
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There’s drummers, great drummers, amazing drummers, then there’s John Bonham. He was a force of nature.
right, the most mediocre of mediocre drummers, as below average as you can get. shit technique, couldnt hold a solo. absolutely should be put above "amazing drummers".
Agreed
John Bonham was a rare breed. He could hit hard and heavy, and the next minute, play with finesse and dynamics like you never heard before. He truly was a master of his chosen craft.
Exactly. Im not a drummer, i play guitar but i have a huge appreciation and love for drummers all because of bonham. Its like when i watch stevie ray vaughan play tin pan alley, the dynamic flourishments, the note choices and feel. I see it the same way with drummers, and bonhams dynamics are insane.
And don’t forget, he was only in his early 20’s when this was recorded. Sick.
21 to be exact
Ludicrous. Most dudes at 20 these days cant even work a battery powered drill with much if ANY efficiency
And drunk off his ass 24/7
And lost too soon. The plague of being an absolute genius. It is hard to fit into reality with numbing yourself. God bless Jon. He has given me, and many others, so much!
@@guynoir5968 ⁰
Led Zeppelin was a jazz blues rock band and not in that particular order and if you listen to all of the albums and all the tracks on the albums you will realize that they were extremely versatile.
You missed out folk.
They were definitely that too.
@@neilandfi Absolutely great point.
The zepp was never jazzy, it was bluesy and rockish but never jazzy. Still, we must remember this was early 70s and jazz was way more attached to pop culture than it is today, so there was a lot of music under that influence
@@rajamcraja I think you'll find a bit of jazz in some live performances improvs - I'm thinking of one in particular but I can't remember the date when Bonzo, JPJ and Robert were filling time while Jimmy had a broken string replaced and generally in many of the middle sections of No Quarter with Jones piano playing.
G O A T S
"In My Time of Dying" and "Achilles Last Stand" are unbelievable examples of his mastery.
And Kashimir live 1979!!
the groove on When the Levee Breaks is just nasty....
The triplets on Good Times Bad Times ❤
Yep
Fool in the rain is actually one of the hardest pieces to play. No one has truly been able to copy it perfectly. The timing is so difficult.
Hands down: John Bonham, GOAT. Yes, a jazz core with hard core rock. He was not just technically proficient but was mostly a soul drummer. Drumming from the soul. Story teller.
no "just". he wasnt technically proficient, period. this drum solo shows that.
5 piece drumset. One kick pedal. 26 inch bass drum, 2 bongos, and a gong. Later a kettle drum. And always played Ludwigs. Saw zep 3 times.John not only played the drums he attacted them like a rabid dog. It was an awe inspiring thing to see and hear. One thing you can say,when John played you knew it was him.
Nice write up - just a few corrections - on Led Zeppelin's first two tours - Bonzo used a Slingerland - w a 22" bass drum and he most likely used the same Slingerland on their first album, bc he used the Slingerland on the Scandinavian tour and on the British tour - after recording Led Zeppelin I -- between Sept 25th and early Oct 1968
Bonzo also had two tympani - he honed it down to one tymp in 1979 and 1980.
He was the reason drummers went to a double kick drum .
Nobody had a foot as fast as Bonzo !
Jimi Hendrix told him, "Boy, you got a right foot like a rabbit."
Louie Bellson pioneered the double bass drum setup in the 1940s. Ginger Baker was using a double bass drum setup in the mid 1960s.
Like a rabbit bro!!
....castanet
@@joeday4293 i like that
I'm extremely impressed that you picked out his little tribute to Max Roach in the beginning, you Sir have a GREAT ear!! He was also only 21 when he did this.
Thank you brother!
Definitely Max Roach influence ---- also the great Joe Morello with the bare-handed playing...
The Snare drum is an aluminum Ludwig Supraphonic 14x6.5 with a Remo Emperor for the batter head. Drum sizes are 26x14 kick, 14x10, 16x16, and 18x16 toms all coated emperors over coated ambassadors.
I think it was aluminium. Much better as it's has 2 i's for extra depth and sustain 😂
and...don't forget that the snare also has the 1.5 mil rims. The newer ones have heavier rims and that has a lot to do with the sound. But MOST importantly is that he and his crew knew how to tune them suckers. I have seen many bar star drummers with that kit and it sounds like crap because they don't take the time to learn to tune them properly.
bonham actually used a 14x12 with the maple kit, when he ordered his green sparkle kit he got it with a 14x10 tom and he later switched to a staggering 15x12 😮
@@rulap6728 Jesus that is huge. I think if bonham were alive today he'd probably bump down in sizes. Easier to get a big sound out of a small tom than get a small sound out of a big one
More specifically, it is the LM402 Ludwig Supraphonic (Chrome over Aluminum); 14”x6.5” with 42-strand snare wire. He tuned the resonant head higher than the batter head to give it that round full sound (the secret)
John Bonham was a big fan of jazz, funk, Motown and blues, he loved the likes of Buddy Rich, Max Roach and Bernard Purdie, with this solo starting off with a Max roach esc solo
Gene Crupa was another favorite.
No rock drummer swung like Bonzo.
He also loved Joe Morello (Playing with his hands)
@@scottrap u will remember that name
He loved Zig Modeliste from The Meters as well.
He was amazing. His bass drum was 26 inches by 15 inches deep. His snare drum was a late 1960s Ludwig 402 Supraphonic 6 1/2" x 14"
Nobody better than Zeppelin! Each member were the very best talent!!
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You have a pretty smile and wonderful eyes :)
@@metothemoon1227 Really dude😂. Grow up ass hat.
Well said, each were arguably the best at their trade.
They are like a dream group made up of the best in their fields. Each member Was/is a master of their craft. Plant top 3 front men of all time, page top 3 guitarist of all time, Jones legendary goat, and JB its A flip of a coin between him and Peart. Led Zep unbelievable band.
Let me just say - those drums owed him money, and John Bonham was there to collect.
Had my drum lessons age 7. Heroes were Buddy Rich etc, then the Mighty Mr Bonham arrived. All were superb but this bloke just did me. Bringing my Ludwigs up to heaven for a drum off. RIP great man
Led Zeppelin was my favorite band from my HS years, but it was later that as a guitarist I came to understand what John Bonham brought to the band… perfect expressive power , stamina, he brought it all every time, nothing left on the table …. He could and did do anything he wanted with his set, like jimmy page did with his guitar, and the plant did with his voice, not forgetting the mood and polish / musicality of John Paul Jones….. if you haven’t looked at live stuff you haven’t seen the real thing……
Best band ever, dive in with both feet, young man. You won't regret it.
My favorite of all time
Preach!
Led Zeppelin were mediocre, a plagiarizing band, very unoriginal for their time-ripping off Big Brother and the Holding Company including getting a cheap knock of Janis Joplin in Robert Plant.
Yeah, sure. What’s the other bands with all four members in the top ten all time of their respective crafts? It’s ok I’ll wait 20 years for your response, maybe you’ll come up with something by then...
@@burtharbenson8860 You: "What’s the other bands with all four members in the top ten all time of their respective crafts?"
That is your opinion. That is not objective reality.
Plant never could sing. Bonham was such an unlearned drummer that he could not play a simple reggae beat. That is how the drumming for D'yer Maker came about. Every true LZ fan knows this story.
The live video evidence of Page being a crappy soloist is voluminous.
A quick look for bass riffs fails to turn up John Paul Jones:
www.thisisdig.com/feature/best-70s-basslines/
A real bassist like Chris Squire shows up though.
But you keep alive your torch for 50-year old great-grandpa schlock rock. Led Spinal Tap were quite over the top with their indulgence and a guitarist wearing dorky magic dragon costumes while substituting poseur behavior for actual guitar playing skill.
HE'S TELLIN' A STORY! You nailed it, my man! The story of towering, thunderous, TITANIC ROCK! And all its influences. Really loved your video, great one!
Thanks
@@KennethKBBenson left this earth way to soon !!!! Watch the movie The song remains the same with John and the rest of Led Zeppelin 👍
The gong now lives in Robert Plant's house a few miles away from where I live, in the English Midlands.
His son, Jason, has his father's kit, which he plays on Heart's excellent cover of "Stairway to Heaven".
Happy to say that he is definitely his father's son, when you see him sat behind a kit.
That's interesting. Have you bumped into Robert by chance ?
Oughta ask him what he thinks about more modern drum set ups and if he or his father has taken a liking to them or he/would dislike them. Lotta drums after the 90's downsized
One of the most exceptional rhythm sections every conceived. John Bonham and John Paul Jones.
Whenever there is thunder, I hope it's just Bonham rocking out.
So so happy and glad that you chose this live version and it is very satisfying to see someone of your generation with knowledge of drums witness this!!! You can now indeed see why John Bonham is held among the gods of drumming!! RIP #GONETOOSOON
This is my second time seeing this. Still jaw dropping after 50 years.
When I first heard this masterpiece, I thought there were two drummers. Didn't think for a minute it was one person. Been hooked on Led Zep since '76.
A real drummer can always spot a drummers influence. It only took like 10 seconds for you to say Max Roach. I will now sub and enjoy this video. Great job
Thank you, brother!
the drum also waltzes
John is the greatest drummer to ever live. the proof in that is the fact that he was playing without sticks for almost a whole 2 minutes before you even realized it. The day he died we lost a rock god but heaven gained an angel. that was one of the saddest days of my youth. I can still remember that day.
Such power and speed,as Charlie Watts once said, 'Bonham,you won't get another one of him'
He was taken from the world too soon.
He plays a lot of different types of music, that's one of the greatest things about Zeppelin.
I never judge a drummer by their drum solos - I've heard some amazing drummers play really bad solos. So, i like to listen to the drive and influence the drummer has on the band during the confines of a song...so check out "When The Levee Breaks" and / or "Fool in the Rain", for just 2 examples of John's drummery!! haha!
Groove over fill
That FITR shuffle beat gets me every time
@@jennifernessling9732 It is so catchy!
In the John Bonham v. Neal Peart debate, I always have to give it to John Bonham. He played with a freedom and fierceness that is unmatched. I love this man.
Two different styles. I too lean towards my Bonzo though there are a lot of amazing rock drummers. Bill Buford , Alan White, Mitch Mitchell, Ginger Baker. Showing my age a little bit.
I would have to include Cozy Powell.
John Bonham had the groove no other drummer had.
He did this solo over 200 hundred times, at some point in their 3 to 4 hour straight concerts, absolutely amazing. My opinion greatest drummer ever.
I would suggest that you check out their performance of “Kashmir “ at Knebworth in 1979. His drum fills are excellent!
That one is just totally AMAZING 😻
Thanks for the reminder - I was actually there for both weekends, lucky enough to live a 30 minute walk away and bursting with teenage enthusiasm. The video brings it back like it was yesterday.
John Bonham was not a drummer John Bonham was a percussion master and as a master he was the best at his craft.
Buddy Rich didn’t like any rock drummers
John's son is almost as good as he was
Op's comment is shit, even by usual You Tube standards
@@janeb8914 Jason has far surpassed his father
@@scottrap Buddy was a major A Hole and everyone hated him.
i dig watching musicians that dig watching musicians. Inspiration and excitement are contagious.
Like so many talented artists, he left this world much too soon. John had his demons as we all do. I hope he is with the Lord.
Ludwig 26" bass drum 15",16",18 toms ludwig supraphonic snare with 42 strand wire.Joe morello was a big influence and big band drummers.He listened to alot of soul music too.
14 rack tom
His energy, that's why he was the best drummer of all times.
Nope-Buddy
@@dday9257 Buddy? I don't think so...
As much as I love Bonzo, I’d have to agree that Rich was on a whole different level. Guarantee you John would strongly agree.
@@billgotbass1 No i don't think so. Bonzo had another style, stronger than any other drummer and that's why he Is unique and different. He was the best and still today he Is the best. Bonham didn't play jazz, he played strong and powerful heavy rock music.
I get goosebumps every time I see this drum solo video. It never gets old.
His triplets are insane, high hat work and his kick drum as well !! A Master in any genre !!!
John "Bonzo" Bonham was a monster. The triplets he runs on that kick drum in the song "Good Times, Bad Times" has always left me astonished. There are lot of great drummers to come out of the late '60s and early '70s. Keith Moon, Ginger Baker, Mitch Mitchell, Bill Ward are just 4 dynamite drummers. There are a lot of talented drummers out there, but not many play from the soul.
I'm always amazed by drummers like John Bonham - my arms would fall off!
Being a big Rush fan I didn't really listen to led Zeppelin a lot and didn't quite understand what everyone was talking about but now after seeing this I totally get it! Excellent drum solo!
The whole band were Arguably the best Rock musicians to ever grace the stage , each member were masters of their Art , and have Experts today constantly Diving into their style and technique to try and pin down just “What” made them so good . Unbelievable Musicians!!!
Huh! I still didn't see or hear it.
To add, I get now that there was a debate of who was best, but I still think Neil Peart was the best.
"In My Time of Dying" is basically a gospel song from Led Zeppelin that originates from the south of America, it's a truly great song
Buddy Rich,Gene Krupa and the Motown drummer's were his influences
Did he say that.
John Bonham is truly a mastermind as far as drumming goes, and you're right about his big drums, he used Ludwigs and the sizes were usually
(diameter x depth)
Kick - 26x14
Toms - 14x10, 16x16, 18x16
He had big cymbals too! I think his ride was a 24", two crashes that were 18" and 22", and 15" hats. Then he had various effect stuff throughout his career but usually always had one of those tambourines on his hi hat stand.
He was also known to do 20 to 30min solo's on the regular. What a beast !!!!👩🏾🦲👍🏾🔥
LOL he'd do solos that long so the other guys could go backstage and.... entertain... IYKWIM
Ludwig Supraphonic. That snare is really the epitome of snare drums. Nothing has the crack and cut that the supraphonic has. I'm glad you appreciate it like I do
Yes, he is telling a story. He’s my all time favorite drummer. Bonham is that super rare drummer that can actually show his emotions on the drums. It comes through in every song. Danny Carey is like that, he’s my number 2 drummer.
Love Danny Carrey. Between him and Peart for 2 lol
You're right about the snare - sounds great. Definitely a jazz oriented solo. He was a truly great drummer, probably the best of the rock drummers.
So glad u appreciate this unique master. Continue listening to Zeppelin. You’ll fall In love.
Peace
I’m a dreamer myself a little over 25 years now. I’ve been a John Bonham fan for a long time he’s one of the greats alongside buddy rich. But I’ve got a rumor for you that will blow your mind in total amazement. His name is Carl Palmer. His room stores are all over RUclips there’s over 100 of them there I think. You have to listen to his drum solos his hands are so faster a blur like an airplane propeller. He’s very accomplished and technical and damn fast. Please you got a watch his room Sonos Carl Palmer is his name. He puts John Bonham To shame. Love Your show take care and God bless
We are just so lucky to have this video of the master at work/play!
John Bonham of Led Zep, Ginger Baker of Cream and Carl Palmer of ELP. They stood alone and saw the world thru their drums. Their rhythms and expertise were intrinsic. They travelled with the best. All hail.
John was bad ass. Rock drummer's can play all kinds of styles. You wish you could play like this man.
John Bonham is my favorite drummer. He was an animal. But he was also a very technical drummer. His triplets that lead with his left, weak, hand were intense.
Love it when actual musicians react to people.
The snare is a Ludwig supraphonic (LM402) 6 1/2 x 14. Kick drum is a 26 inch with no muffling
The greatest drummer ever.. in the best band ever
John Bonham was a man on Fire !!!
He IS telling a story, as you said....This inspires me.
His snare is a 6.5”-14” Ludwig supraphonic (aluminum). He used a coated emperor on top and tuned the bottom high with the snares slightly loose. There are videos on his kit tuning.
I was getting a very similar sound from my old acrolite last night just from loosening the snare and playing around with the muffler. Too bad the old drum can’t make me play like him lol
It’s pretty amazing how many different sounds old Ludwig snares can get
Antonio Sanchez & Migration Band - Nardis - Live @ Blue Note Milano Start at the 8:50 mark. This Man is considered one of the best already ...... One commentor wrote: best drummer i have ever seen or heard and at sixty years of age i have seen my share.
amazing. great quartette.
Antonio Sanchez is a MASTER on the cymbals!
Zeppelin covered all genres and mixed them together flawlessly. some of Bonzos best work would include album 1 song 1 "Good Times Bad Times", "Fool In The Rain", "Four Sticks" +++
so glad you played that!! brings back 70's..zeppelin quit when john died...
I get this for drumming sake, but his genius is in the way he envelopes the other members’ work, keeping up with Page, and wrapping around Jones!
4 limbs all doing their own thing... Master craftsman and artist. Best there ever was!
Nobody in his right mind would say this man isn't at the top of his profession.Its almost unfair that LZ has the top guitarist,drummer,bass,and vocal rep of it's time
used a 60's Ludwig Supraphonic Snare(chrome over aluminum alloy) with a 42 Strand Snare Wire instead of the standard 20. Said it gave him a "wider sound".
Haven’t seen any drummers using there hands. Amazing he was the goat
At last! A good analysis: rock; jazz; carrabean influences... And... lots of passion and work...
The snare is beautiful, it looks like a 28 inch Bass drum probably special made Definitely was jazz,afro cuban influenced.
Bonzo never missed a beat,he was the greatest drummer ever
A one of a kind! Copied but never duplicated!
This was filmed on Jan 9th, 1970 at Royal Albert Hall. It was Jimmy Pages 26th bday.
Another drummer to check out is Carl Palmer of Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
you nailed it with the max roach influence. and you nailed it about the jazz drumming. before these guys, their only influences were jazz drummers!
John Bonham’s most recognizable set-up was a glitter green Ludwig 26” X 14” kick, a 16” X 16” floor tom, an 18” X 16” floor tom, a 14” or 15” X 12” mounted tom, and a Suprasonic 402 14” X 6.5” snare, with either Ludwig Silver Dot or Remo Emperor double ply coated heads.
Paiste Big Beat and 2002 Series cymbals, 15” Sound Edge high hat, 16” crashes & a 24”ride, a huge gong behind him and a variety of congas, cowbells and other percussion instruments scattered about.
His set-up was legendary and always varied depending on his stage placement and mood, but these basic pieces were always at his disposal…
Yes John studied Jazz. That was his favorite style of music to play.
14 x 26 bass drum, 16x16, 18x16, Floor Toms, 12 x 15 Tom Tom. He played Paiste 2002 Medium cymbals 24" and or 25", Medium Crash 16", 18" and 15" Paiste Sound Edge Hi Hats. Bonham would sometimes his hands and bleed on his drums, when he did the hand solo bit. I'm pretty sure Bonham got the idea from Joe Morello who also played great hand solos! Spot on reaction mate! Yes the beginning was Max Roach's solo. When John was a child his parents listened to a lot of Big Band music [mainly Gene Krupa], & John was influenced by Gene, Roach, and others like Joe Morello, and I'm sure all the other Big Band, Bop, Jazz drummers. Bonham knew how to tune those drums and his sound was the most amazing I've ever heard. That 402 Ludalloy 6.5" x 14" snare is probably the sweetest sounding snare drums ever made, imo. Bonham played them exclusively through the 70's, although there is a picture of him posing with a same size Ludwig Supersensitive [used in classical music//orchestras] snare drum! Cheers! The only issue with the Ludwig Ludalloy 402 snare drums is they will eventually pit, because chrome over aluminum causes a chemical reaction which leads to pitting. That said, the drum will still sound great. Have a listen to some John Bonham isolated studio drummin! : ruclips.net/video/40J7aGJRaMc/видео.html
The snare sound is one that drummers aspire to
The Brits grew up on Blues and Jazz after WWII. Muddy Waters was a big influence with this band and John Bonham did mention Max Roach, Gene Krupa as influences. He also studied Viking, Congo,
I heard a Robert Plant interview recently, he said John Bonham didn't practice but kept a bass, hi-hat & snare next to a jukebox full of jazz records which he'd play to.
THE GREATEST DRUMMER EVER!!!!..... John Bonham!!!!!
Greatest drummer the world will ever know. JOHN HENRY "BONZO" BONHAM. One half of the greatest rhythm section the world will ever know. One quarter of the greatest band will ever know... LED ZEPPELIN
This was a great reaction man. I definitely hear a lot of Joe Morello influence in Bonzo’s solos. Oh and the Kick is a 26, and the snare is a Ludwig supraphonic!
Zeppelin is a late 60’s to 70’s band. All 60’s guys were jazz inspired and funk.. rock drummers were inspired by jazz. So he studied the greats. He was 21 here in jan 70
That was from the Led Zeppelin Live show at the Royal Albert Hall, recorded 1970.
Drum song is called: Moby Dick
This video is pure gold. LOVE IT keep up the awesome work
John Bonham was one of the best drummers ever. You didn't seam too impressed.WOW
Great reaction. You've covered 1/3rd of the triumvirate of great British ROCK drummers - now you need to look in to Keith Moon and Ginger Baker. All three were deeply influenced by the greats of Jazz, but all three took those influences in new & different directions...
Possibly coincidentally, all three were mad as a sackfull of badgers...
I think Mitch Mitchell is the jazziest of em all
Not forgetting Ian Paice from Deep Purple.
Bill Ward! Black Sabbath, baby! Also, Rat Scabies of The Damned.
Don't forget Cozy Powell.
yep!! 60's and 70's your smart for sure!! a part of zeppy tje greatest band!!!!
I wish the world would just say AMEN !!!
You called it mate. He was a big fan of Max Roach was 1 of his favourite drummers. Snare is Ludwig Supraphonic LM402
John has the best snare sound in all of music. He got his drum kit sent to jazz. And man with that reverb. This Drumlough sounds amazing. His drum kit sounds awesome.
Dude, never watched your videos, but the fact that the first things I'm hearing from you are Buddy Rich and Max Roach.... absolutely mad love! Yes, actually a lot of the classic rock period drummers were influenced by jazz. Drums in rock before this tended to be very basic, 4 on the floor kinda beats. Thanks for the awesome vid!
Thanks bro!
He was a fan of Roach. But, so versatile....loved Buddy Rich and others of his ilk .
GOAT.
It’s like Bonzo was two drummers in one… goosebumps when I listen to his beats!
Yup...a direct quote from Max Roach to start...Bonzo (21 here) listened to both jazz & soul (he mentioned Clyde Stubblefield) for influences...he was definitely absorbing & incorporating as he went (and , yes the snare sound is great - JB had arguably THE best snare tuning in all of heavy rock)...a great MD solo, but my fave is off the "HTWWW" cd...
The world’s best Drummer is missed by the world 😢
It's worth remembering that most of the 1960s and 1970s "rock drummers" were big fans of and inspired by the famous jazz and big band drummers of the 1940s and '50s -including Max Roach and Buddy Rich. John Bonham was no exception.