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John Bonham is considered one of the greatest (if not THE greatest) rock drummers to have ever played the drums. His influence on rock and pop drumming is incredibly important. In this drum lesson I will show you 3 John Bonham drum fills from 3 different Led Zeppelin songs that I think every drummer should learn.
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[@zofo1961]

Never bored of Zep

[@safwannizam2932]

My favourite Bonzo intro is Rosanna by Toto.

[@daveythehand4964]

Safwan Nizam this is hilarious.

[@TheItalianoMafiosi]

You fool! Everybody knows that Purdie played that.

[@cesarmiller5972]

Thought that was Jeff Porcoro

[@markreilly6237]

U Mena fool in the rain

[@jackthomson5047]

Wasn't even bonzos to begin with? It's Bernard purdies

[@michaelanderson2881]

Gold. Platinum. What’s better than platinum? Intro to Rock and Roll is the single best individual topic drum lesson on KZbin, period.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Michael Anderson it’s really a great intro with tons of history wrapped up in it

[@RickMichaelis63]

Let me tell you something brother if you get tired of listening to John Bonham pick up another instrument

[@Max-dd4ow]

Agreed

[@rexc.f.2538]

Well you know something brother "BonhamMania is running wild brother and what you gonna do,when the greatest drummer of all time drums wild on YOU???

[@desicoinc.7956]

You said it!!! The God Of Thunder!!!

[@johnpay160]

Yeah....that's it ...

[@surferjohnny123]

When the levee breaks?

[@imakedumusic3393]

I can never get tired of him

[@terrencenbanbury5220]

One of my favorites is When the Levee Breaks. Not complicated, but a powerful, slow groove. Great to open up a set with that tune played loudly, of course.

[@TheFightak]

“We’re going to look at more John Bonham. Hope you’re not sick of him.” Ha. Good one Stephen.

[@BBslider001]

Holy fuck, the talking

[@thedeucemonkey2331]

As much as I dig a video like this, I gotta wonder if Bonham really put as much thought into these intros as you explain, lol.

[@tarabrightstar]

That makes it even more impressive if he did that stuff all on intuition, just proves what an incredible talent he had.

[@cragkeeper]

No great drummer can read music and surely never thought about 8ths 4ths 16ths and that crap. But it's nice to think that there was that level of intelligence.

[@neosyndrome8931]

@@cragkeeper you can’t be serious that no great drummer can read music right? There are many.

[@cragkeeper]

@@neosyndrome8931 I'm sure many can read music. But you'll find that most noteable rock and pop musicians (guitar included) don't read sheet music or write it. Notables in terms of great riff playing. Which is, mostly, what matters .

[@SoulDeathCheated]

No

[@tatedavis2016]

“The Rover” is a classic Bonham intro. There is so many great ones though.

[@rocketman6478]

One of my top faves of his intros... top 3 easily.

[@fp387]

Yeah man. I totally agree with you! Love the Rover intro. Maybe Steve can’t play that one?

[@TeslaNick2]

"Dier Maker"... NO ! It's pronounce "d'yer make 'er" (play on words with "Jamaica"). Oh Steven... You blaspheme.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Tesla Nick I’m just gonna look over the fact that you misspelled my name while correcting my pronunciation ;^) And that’s interesting, learn something new everyday!

[@TeslaNick2]

Whoops...lol... I new Rock and Roll would HAVE to be in there... Great, great lesson, suddenly the intros make sense.

[@srtgrayfrance]

Yep, it's a sloppy pronunciation of "Do you make her?" meaning, "are you having sex with her?"

[@srtgrayfrance]

Also, please note that holding up two fingers in a V with your palm towards you (a reverse "peace sign") is quite offensive to British and Australian viewers, akin to me putting my middle finger up to you :)

[@bustedfender]

Actually, it’s Brit humour from an old music hall (Vaudeville) crosstalk gag. Imagine Abbot andCostello: C: My wife’s gone to the West Indies... A: D’yer make ‘er? (Did you make her?) C: No, it was her idea... Odd, it doesn’t get funnier with explanation...

[@jasblick9984]

You are an Amazing instructor. Thank you

[@triso98]

Your snare drum sounds amazing

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Tris Ortiz thanks!

[@calebchapman8046]

Im abosolutely floored by his bass drum sound too!! I would love to know how to mic/tune that.

[@GUIDESPERSPECTIVE]

Almost 4 minutes of blah blah and and the same stuff before the lesson even starts. I watch a bunch of your stuff, but I have to keep fast forwarding through so much of your edits to get to the lesson. Great lessons, but shorter videos that get to and stay on point are more effective.

[@lanceh4653]

I actually enjoy the history, he goes into enough without talking down to you, especially as an older guy who has been drumming since before Bonham even hit the scene with Led Zepplin. Totally appreciate all this guy (ST) gives to the drumming community.

[@thenextvinnie]

I think it would help to start the vid with real quick clips of the beats in question

[@lanceh4653]

I assumed he wasn't doing that because of potential copyright issues. But maybe play the whole fill initially, then break it down. Or even just play the audio of the fill from the recording? He jumps straight into the breakdown rather than playing the fill first, then breaking it down. So we don't have the big picture first. For guys like me that have been listening to Bonham since Led Zepplin was putting out stuff, no biggie, but for someone just getting into it, I bet they are going "Huh?" what is this lick? until he plays it at the end.

[@badllama8090]

im with you there 3 mins until picking sticks up & over a minute before hitting anything, I do the same ff'wd, history? anything I've not heard before about Bonham?

[@jamesmccourt9782]

You and I are the SAME

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Get the sheet music here: bit.ly/2NXi9fF John Bonham is considered one of the greatest (if not THE greatest) rock drummers to have ever played the drums. His influence on rock and pop drumming is incredibly important. In this drum lesson I will show you 3 John Bonham drum fills from 3 different Led Zeppelin songs that I think every drummer should learn. Check out the first lesson in this John Bonham drum lesson series: 3 John Bonham Drum Beats Every Drummer Should Know: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2XahZuNrqd7fZI 3 John Bonham Drum Beats Every Drummer Should Know: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKa5aomLpdqfd5I John Bonham Single Bass Drum Triplets: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5rVmoFujLSan6s The John Bonham Warm Up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3Scl3WKh86mrrc And want even MORE FREE drum lessons on John Bonham? Rock and Roll: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pInIeKqjad-IpLM Fool In The Rain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpTbn42Km86ffbc The Ocean: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGPUeWR5nMR2Y80 Poor Tom: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2nHeqabiLp1sLs Leave a comment below and let me know what your favorite John Bonham drum intro is!

[@TheMrDrummer93]

It is not working for me. I signed up twice but dont get an e-mail 😞

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Dr. Ummer I’m so sorry you’re having that issue. If you can email [e-mail] and reference which video you need the sheet music for, I’ll get that to you ASAP.

[@mazzistudios]

Great video as always! One of my favorite Zepp tracks is “Down by the seaside”. Has a groovy shuffle beat and rockin’ section in the middle with Bonzo fury tom fills.

[@pedroandrade7426]

John really loved to start in the "a" of 4, didn't he? Even if he didn't start there he would accent it before hitting the 1 or something. Intros and fills in the middle of the song always go hard on the "a" of 4

[@Scoobydcs]

Dyer maker is pronounced Jamaica. No joke! I LOVE the snare sound on that track. It's an incredible crack sound. Never heard any other drummer come close to Bonham's sound

[@NeoNineOne]

I had heard this too and was wondering if I'd see this in comments. Pretty cool.

[@somebloke13]

@@NeoNineOne It's from the old joke: "The wife has just been to the West Indies" "Jamaica?" "No, she went of her own accord!" D'yer Mak'er is a play on that joke

[@lloydgriffiths1847]

Absolutely loved this video!

[@Ticonderous1]

Good Times Bad Times ??? Crazy omission my good man !!! If you hadn't guessed, it's one of my fav Zep tunes ...😁

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Ticonderous1 impossible to include them all lol. Such a great song.

[@masonpikey6411]

Ticonderous1 yeah this has to be the best for me... When the Levee Breaks tho...also amazing.

[@jeff-9608]

Ticonderous1 That song does not have a drum intro.

[@ronniefuhr7085]

Too much John Bonham ? Whaaat.!

[@annakimborahpa]

I'm not a drummer but rather an admirer of Bonzo's playing, so thanks for breaking down these three intros as I think it is also very helpful for other ensemble players or just plain simple listeners like myself.

[@prajashankarpatage6135]

I'm unsubscribing your channel becuz u talk too much 🤬🤬🤬

[@nigelsansom2407]

Excellent! Thank you for this Stephen. I grew up listening to Led Zep in the 70’s in the same part of the England midlands as them. As a drummer myself, John Bonham was my hero. However, an intro I have always loved, yet never been able to replicate sufficiently is Ian Paice’s ‘Fireball’. Apologies if you’ve already covered that, I’m still catching up with your work. Of course Deep Purple May be totally uninteresting for you, and the piece I’m referring to may in fact be more simple than I’m making it out to be... Whatever, I’m really enjoying your channel. Best wishes, Nigel

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Nigel Sansom thanks Nigel!

[@rexc.f.2538]

Well you know something brother BonhamMania is running wild brother and what you gonna do when the greatest drummer of all time drums wild on YOU ???

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Lol

[@pawelmorrison]

Could you please play the fill first and then explain?

[@drfiberglass]

Tis guy talks too much... Just get to the point...

[@rodrigtvara1860]

A great thing about the intro to rock and roll is how anyone can add their own spin to it. I think the few times the Foo Fighters covered it, Dave adds a kick to go along with the hi-hat snare hits

[@buzzc5219]

Good stuff! I would add that, according to Robert Plant, D'yer Mak'er is pronounced "Jamaica", a slang pronounciation of "ja make haa", or "did you make her". He said he gets a kick out of how Americans pronounce it. I believe I remember him saying that they were going for a reggae type feel, but Bonham had a different approach on the drums. For the longest time I puzzled over that song title. Now, Robert Plant's explanation makes sense of it.

[@phillipcayzer9998]

it comes from an English joke - 'my wife went for a holiday in the west indies' 'jamaica? (did you make her / d'yer maker)' 'no, she went of her own accord'

[@magn8195]

Good times Bad Times

[@cooperharris6992]

I know it’s dumb but it is not pronounced Dyer maker. The correct pronunciation is more like Jer maker.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

D. I.E Yea, I actually didn’t know that. Several of the earlier comments corrected me ;^)

[@ttrrs_o3498]

It` pronounced do ya maker,there's a brit joke.My wife`s going to the west lndies,really Jamaica! For all you neophytes! LED ZEP. ER.50`s reggae? Who knows.best of light.

[@paulbrubakerjr6092]

Great stuff Stephen. Could you dissect The Crunge in one of your lessons.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Paul Brubaker Jr I’ll see what I can do

[@CardinalEgan]

I picked up early on that Bonham was thinking of an old rock and roll song when he played the intro to Rock and Roll. I also wondered if the rest of the band played it but was taken out of the mix. Food for thought...

[@ClintCook666]

your drums are too tamed for bonzo stuff :D cymbals too...jazzy lol

[@user-xe6gx6wh4g]

Of all the Bonzo intro's the one I can't seem to get quite right is The Crunge. 'Where's that confounded bridge?'

[@YellowChoklit]

its pronouned "JER MAKER"!!! cause its like a reggae song!!!!! not Die er maker

[@martysquire1054]

Die-er maker!? Dye-err-maker!!?? Wtf!? It's not just Drummers, Brad the Guitologist just called the music that came from "D'yer maker" "Ray-gay". What's wrong with you guys!?....Have Americans honestly never heard of that style of music which the rest of the world would list as one the top four rhthyms to influence modern music? You may not like it, but it's just A FACT. Like the Moon.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Martin Squire I don’t think mispronouncing one songs name means I’ve completely ignored the entire genre of popular music known as reggae. It simply means I didn’t know how to pronounce the words and pronounced them as they would have been phonetically pronounced in my native tongue. Simmer your slow boil there.

[@ochocabra1542]

it's not called "D’yer Mak’er". well, it is. but it's not pronounced that way. it's not phonetic. it's slang for 'did you have sex with her' --"did you 'make' her". it's pronounced like Jamaica, with an R at the end (did ya maker), but quickly and slang-y Jamaica?/Jamaicer?: D’yer Mak’er. this is how Robert Plant tells it.

[@paulmcewan5048]

The matter of who plays the drum kit with bare hands? Well Joe Morello did and it has similarities to Moby Dick, so brilliant Bonzo was presumably inspired by brilliant Joe. PS. It'd nor pronounced dyer maker, it's a piece of humour from an old Brit joke, which goes... My wife has gone to the Carribean, oh Jamaica? No she went of her accord... It's probably better heard than read... 🙄

[@VIX_Noelopan]

I think the Rock and Roll intro originally was created by Gene Krupa, wo played the pattern on January 18, 1938, in Benny Goodman's Famous Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert inmidst the song Bei Mir Bist Du schoen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6jZf6qrj8akoLM

[@aaronlee1698]

hey bro,, really appreciate all the technical jargon...but you lost me!! i know its been a few yrs since you posted this..try playing while your explaining; to much BLAH BLAH BLAHHH

[@cragkeeper]

Although.... You might give Jason a few lessons. Seeing how he can't get the Rock and Roll opening down pat... Have you seen the O2 reunion video? ROFL ....

[@ochocabra1542]

Rock & Roll was nothing more than Bonham trying to cop from Earl Palmer's Keep A Knockin' with Little Richard. by his own account and echoed by JPJ, he couldn't exactly nail it, but he got a cool intro beat out of it. I love Bonham too, but too many of you think he did everything first, and he didn't. he was proud of his influences and wore them on his sleeve. you want to really understand John Bonham? go listen to what he listened to, the drummers who taught him what to do. discover where he came from, then you'll understand. we all have influences, and our influences did, too. we all have heroes, but most of them didn't re-invent the wheel. but their heroes and influences did. invest some time into them. you won't be sorry and it only makes us better drummers

[@abhishekmondal6899]

Sir thank you very much for making a video of my all time favourite a legendary drummer. Moby Dick is my favourite John Bonham intro❤️🙏

[@jaytube2112]

Too bad Zeppelin did not put the entire drum solo on the album.

[@abhishekmondal6899]

@@jaytube2112 yeah

[@phillipcayzer9998]

'D'yer Maker' is pronounced 'Jamaica' - it comes from an English joke - 'my wife went for a holiday in the west indies' 'jamaica? (did you make her / d'yer maker)' 'no, she went of her own accord'

[@Pwecko]

'Infamous' doesn't mean famous. 'Infamous' means 'famous for being bad'. Serial killers are infamous. Assassins are infamous. Drummers aren't. Well, most of them anyway. 'Notorious; is another word that is misused. It means the same as infamous - well known for being bad. People seem to think that it means the same as noteworthy. It doesn't. Noteworthy is generally positive. Notorious is negative.

[@thegreenmanalishiyamadori371]

Ist Not diermaker...its pronouced Jamaika Because ist a Reggae one😁😁😁

[@doylebutler2700]

Was John Bonham trained; classically, or other. Or was he just blessed with those beats

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Doyle Butler Besides hanging some with Garry Allcock, I don’t know of any formal training. What he DID do right off was start playing in local bands. That’s a whole other level of real world, street knowledge that so many people don’t have. I believe he’s the strongest case for “get your butt out and play with other people”.

[@randysemenak2439]

Doyle Butler Bonham was a "natural"i dont beleive he had any lessons or formal training but he"learned"from the best his influences were jazz guys,Gene Kruppa,JoJones,Joe Morrello,Buddy Rich.These cats were,at that time,the greatest drummers on planet earth.Where do you think Bonham got all his ideas for his triplets from? And how about all those ghost notes? And how about all that "swing" he had? Its all jazz baby.Bonham just changed the rules a little instead of leading with the ride and comping with the kik and snare,he lead with the kik and comped on the backbeat.Bonham was a jazz drummer ,on steroids

[@MichaelSmith-bt9vi]

I heard John solo with Zeppelin twice,and I played at the time.But for me it's not the technicial teaching behind it.its the spontainious passion and attack ,with other players that allowed him to blow it out.If you look at Buddy Rich when he played and soloed ,basic attitude ,let it rip,in every way you know.To much analysis creates a lot of dry boring scientist ,doesn't stir up the beast I'm me.

[@waynesmith537]

One of my favourites is a song that’s not heard very much travelling riverside blues I was trying to hear what he was playing over jimmy pages slide guitar.

[@davecarsley8773]

Video starts at 2:29

[@ochocabra1542]

Moby Dick-- it's simply 3 groups of single strokes, 3/4/4 (123 1-2-3-4 1234). that's it

[@radbaby3]

I'm a beginner drummer. Trying to learn when the levee breaks. How do I practice the double beat on The kickdrum while keeping the tempo on the highhat?

[@JonZiegler6]

"Know the history of the instrument" exactly!!! Thanks for all the great vids!

[@jimpavenski663]

Great playing and choices. Video is a little slow , too much information being given on your end regarding misc However I respect your skills

[@ochocabra1542]

D’yer Mak’er is a simple 2 count intro. why do drummers insist on over-complicating everything?

[@cragkeeper]

I drummed for many years. Had I taken lessons and had to do math and count...... forget it. Sucks the life out of the vibe.

[@davidring5379]

never seen a video of your's, but3:50 in, to much talking and not enough playing.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Hey David...I totally agree. I spoke a bit much in this lesson series. Like you all, I’m constantly learning. Watch some of the more recent vids. You’ll see I’m attempting to be much more concise.

[@rubentullenaar2934]

He began to play with his hands because one of his sticks broke during a drum solo Moby Dick in one of their live shows, from there on out he continued to use his hands in parts of the solo.

[@eslamhegab8304]

Ruben Tullenaar 👍👍👍

[@170adamb1]

Ya keep on knockin............ya keep on knockin.............ya keep on knockin......knockin..knock.knock.kna.knockin!!!!!!!! It makes way more sense when you know where they're comin from!!

[@peterlevy4664]

This guy rambles on too much. He needs to remember that nows the time, the time is now.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Thanks for stopping by Peter!

[@isakrydh4947]

Video start at 3:00

[@sojake3712]

Couldn't you just count Moby Dick as & a 1 & 2 & 3 4 e & a ( Excluding the bass drum note at the end )

[@MrMeecles]

D'yer maker will be pronounced like Jamaica as he's said it has been I spired by the sounds of reggae in their sound AFAIK

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

ilovesteakpie This is something that someone else mentioned that I didn’t actually know. You guys teach me stuff all of the time! Love it

[@abbyroad9921]

DYER MAKER , it sounds as if you are explaining it very complicated,,

[@tommycollins7846]

‘Rock and Roll’ is one of my favorite Zeppelin songs!

[@redfoxse7en52]

You look like Connor McGregor if he ate more Wheaties and played drums.

Stopped eatching after three minutes talking... Sorry. Heard it before.

[@adequtemaster6802]

I was thinking about good times bad times

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

So..frickin...good

[@timmydodd1978]

Stephen Taylor By far one of my favs is When The Levee Breaks...

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Timmy Dodd so good

[@seanpierce2061]

That crash to right sounds unreal. Is that a K-Series? Such a rich sound I love it!

[@tristianr8180]

Thumbnail John Bohnom looks like he stole from Ringo Starr’s closet

[@陳秋華-w2j]

Underrated

[@tristianr8180]

陳秋華 yep, my fav ringo song is Good Morning

[@陳秋華-w2j]

@@tristianr8180 I've actually never heard that one

[@johnjuan6698]

I'll guess The Crunge is the top 1 here... First time watching this... let's see..

[@5150eruption]

When the levee breaks. Easily by far my favorite.

[@georgekondylis6723]

Excellent breakdown. Especially the count.

[@zofo1961]

Hey don't know why, you guys get so much abusive from so many small minded morons, OK they might not agree with you, but I'd say to them if you think can do better, go for it, but trouble is bud their mums don't let them on line much 😀😀 anyway u know Bonzo and Moonie are watching u, laughing saying I loved pretending to be human ☺🙋 from the UK 100% Zep country, love to talk about Terry Bozzio, Chad Wakerman and Chester Thompson, ya I'm a Zappa freak ....laters ✌

[@lerakxkorb]

Wheres good times bad times?

[@desicoinc.7956]

Bonzo had said in an interview, "It's not how you play or who you are...It's feeling the groove. He had that insight. Even Teens of Today hear me blasting Isolated Drum Tracks from him, and they ask who it is. They Love Zeppelin; four guys that were tight-knit, geniuses that worked together. If anyone "tires" of John Bonham, they should listen to Disco. The Song, 'Beware My Love, has a Version with Bonzo on Drums. Paul is not singing his best at all, but Bonzo gives his Signature Sound, giving it more depth. Joe English is on the Recording used on the Album, using alot more Cymbals, and it is a different style, but Bonzo's is better.. HE is THE Greatest Drummer and Moby Dick is solid proof of that. Thank You!!! Remember: If you ever hear Thunder, it's BONZO having a go at it for Eternity... 💖

[@SvenSvenson1]

Lost interest after 3 minutes, no drumming, all talk.

[@BobCropsey]

And we are influenced by Stephen Taylor.

[@adam-od6oq]

Honestly, youre one of the best drum teachers on KZbin. Good job and thank you.

[@ballroomdancer]

Hi Stephen, I've been a fan of Bonham since I first heard "Good Times Bad Times" when I was 13 at school. I think back now, how lucky I was. I learned to play drums and JB was always my influence although I never tried to copy anything until now. Wrong video, but I watched your Bonham Fills video and I just love how he plays across the bars in "Bring It On Home" 3:04 mins into the song, check it out. I'm seriously thinking of getting another drum kit, I started young and got disillusioned by players in some bands, esp the last band I played in 1996 and lost all interest in playing in a band, but seeing your videos, I don't see why I can't just play for my own enjoyment. Thanks for the videos and looking forward to seeing what happens

[@hat_trick_swayze]

It’s not Die R Maker. It’s spoken like Jamaica

[@RickMichaelis63]

Hands-down the song would be rock ‘n’ roll simply because they opened up with it for almost all their live shows my all-time favorite band Led Zeppelin & Rock and roll all-time favorite song

[@danielreily2701]

As far as the intro to 'Rock and Roll", If your not an open handed player , try playing ( for right handed players) the Hi Hat with the left hand and the Snare with right . It just falls into place and really makes it easier to play , only my humble opinion.

[@TheGreasemonkey220]

The lumbering swagger of levee is one of my favorites right beside d'yer mak'er. But there's nothing Bonham did that wouldn't be applicable for worlds greatest.

[@georgerobinson805]

And FYI, there's no way your older than Bonham (would have been) like some knucklehead suggests in the comments!

[@marcinzmuda6884]

15 minutes of blah blah blah instead of playing. What a waste of time...

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

A drum lesson is talking and demonstrating. Which I do both of in this video. If you’d like less talking, check out some of the more brief lessons I have in the channel. I post both types of content.

[@fernandofc8693]

Bonham was one of the best of all times, Moon... but no other rock drummer is better than Neil Peart. He is at least 1 year light from others drummers...his meticulosit is incomparable.

[@isihernandez9752]

Rock and roll has an awesome intro and a better outro... pure Bonham...!!!

[@Scoobydcs]

The song remains the same from listen to this Eddie!!!! Bonham wasn't human that night. Unbelievable power and speed

[@mattguzda1427]

When o was a kid we did this and I started on one because I didn't know or hear right. My favorite zep song. Glad to have learned it correctly. Never liked stairway with those dumb flutes in the beginning. Yes the rock parts good but I never liked the build up to it I hated the flutes bleh

[@cragkeeper]

No flutes on stairway.....

[@davidcooper8480]

misty mountain hop of course....these intros were great. rock and roll intro is good, outro is amazing. thank you

[@horsebadorties4054]

Please explain "Battle of Evermore"

[@seconddaymusic8393]

Kinda expecting Levee to be here, but Rock N' Roll definitely belongs in the top slot

[@lukasbourassin1633]

Good Times bad Times is my favorite

[@nycrl5228]

You talk to much bro just play

[@cleftturnip7774]

Good times bad times hands down

[@thekentuckyslurpcrew1242]

3 minutes, no drums, gone.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Thanks for stopping by the channel Danny!

[@tessagus2]

Too much yanging

[@mazmart5922]

A Whole Lotta Bonham! Love it!