3 John Bonham Drum Intros Every Drummer Should Know | John Bonham Drum Lesson

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@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.

[@surferjohnny123]

When the levee breaks?

[@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

[@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?

[@brianpersons6301]

I’m getting back into playing my drums unfortunately after some years of not doing much with them. I reached a point where I felt like I really needed lessons and with school costing so much I never made that happen. However, now that I have time and school is completed for now I am taking advantage of Stephen and his wonderful ability to teach this great instrument. Every time I listen to him and focus on his direction I take away something that helps me so much. I wanted to say thank you to you Stephen for using your gift to help folks like myself. Sincerely , Brian

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Makes my day to know you’re jumping back in the game Brian. And the kind words are humbling. Thank you

[@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

[@adam-od6oq]

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

[@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.

[@Briccibracci]

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

[@Casterman2]

What I really appreciate is that you are able to take a little of the swagger out his songs. It helps. Sometimes his swagger kind hides what he’s actually doing.

[@zofo1961]

Never bored of Zep

[@JonZiegler6]

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

[@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

[@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...

[@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.

[@tommycollins7846]

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

[@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

[@davidcooper8480]

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

[@imakedumusic3393]

I can never get tired of him

[@georgekondylis6723]

Excellent breakdown. Especially the count.

[@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

[@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!

[@mitchmcintosh3306]

This is the heart of rock

[@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 ...

[@mazmart5922]

A Whole Lotta Bonham! Love it!

[@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.

[@jasblick9984]

You are an Amazing instructor. Thank you

[@isihernandez9752]

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

[@seanpierce2061]

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

[@shatbag123]

Your snare tone is incredible

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

L K I love that you guys have two completely different opinions of my snare tone lol. Variety is the spice of life

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

shatbag123 Thanks!

[@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

[@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'

[@hollywooddjs1]

I love it he has so much passion for john Bonham. One of the best drummers that ever live. I like he history keep it up brother. like always you da man!

[@healthsignalllc3456]

Steven, thank you for the incredible way you communicate and teach drums. I have always been under a lucky star and to have found you is my good luck. For you: Blue Ocean Lasts Forever, Strong Hearts Never Die. Good Luck Keeps it Goin', You're the BEST, 'N that's no lie. Thanks again!

[@therealspooks]

You make the stuff we think we know make sense and sound better....thank you!! Your awesome Stephen!!

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Spooks thanks so much my friend

[@timmydodd1978]

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

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Timmy Dodd so good

[@Po3oB]

All those intros are iconic indeed, but there is nothing compared to the intro to "The Crunge" - sounds so cool and so hard to copy. It would be wonderful if you explain in one day in your video. And "The Rover" also has an epic intro!

[@jerroneous8549]

Aside from the three discussed in the lesson, Good Times Bad Times. And thanks for explaining the Rock and Roll intro i finally get it! It was thinkin of it like Johnny B Goode that made it click. You're a great teacher and player man, love your channel!

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Slimm Pickens Yea, that’s a killer song as well. And thanks so much...humbling to hear. So glad you’re getting what ya need out of the vids!

[@georgerobinson805]

Excellent lesson, thank you..

[@robertmccracken4567]

Nice job!

[@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?'

[@lloydgriffiths1847]

Absolutely loved this video!

[@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

[@Scoobydcs]

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

[@5150eruption]

When the levee breaks. Easily by far my favorite.

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@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...

[@lukasbourassin1633]

Good Times bad Times is my favorite

[@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!!

[@WeAreBeggarsAll83]

Great video! 🤘🏻

[@TheSteAshh]

I've never watched Bonham play Moby Dick live. My drum teacher made me listen to the recording years ago but I never listened to him do it live. I've been pretty unmotivated to be a better drummer for a while now, the only place I play the drums is at church and we don't do anything too complex... But what I've just witnessed may have just changed that completely. This guy played with his hands so long I legit forgot what normal drums sounded like until he picked his sticks back up. On another note, your lessons are great and following that video... I'm going to be going back through em all to learn everything you've got.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Steaphen Ashcroft So glad you got that fire back!

[@TheSteAshh]

@@StephenTaylorDrums For the first time in a while I genuinely am excited to get back to practicing! Fun times ahead I'm sure

[@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... 💖

[@christopherrogalski8997]

The best thing about all of the Bohnam videos is how young Steve looks in them.

[@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?

[@joseph-ow1hf]

Had to train a new guy at my hospital job. Turns out he is a drummer. The one thing I found out we have in common is we both love Steven Taylor lessons.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Haha! This made my day

[@rknotz187]

My mother was a julliard piano profession musician. She said when I was 13, u can choose ur instrument. I chose drums and played to a white cassette zep IV tape for at least a full year. God to me

[@MatthewNoel]

Thank you! These have been great!

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

You bet Matthew

[@knighthawk86855]

Not easy, good break down, much easier with the sheet music, your snare sounds spot on, I subbed.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

knighthawk86855 thanks so much! Glad to have you hanging around

[@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

[@Gabriella-vo4oh]

AMAZING!

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

florence thanks!

[@Fitandover40]

Hi Steve, do you have any method tip on how to practice transitions between beats and fills? Thank you! Another great lesson. I must say and not to praise your ego, but your method of zoning and steps to development truly rocked my world in terms of practice and into "feeling" the notes even when played with different limbs. Brilliant! Thanks again.

[@sambond4573]

Loving these bonzo lessons. Can you please do a good times bad times lesson!!

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

So many requests for this...I'll see what I can do

[@Ramshackled17]

I never noticed that the rock' n' roll intro is in the same phrasing of Chuck's guitar ! Thank you!

[@horsebadorties4054]

Please explain "Battle of Evermore"

[@robs9574]

Great vid lesson thank you. "The Ocean", it's not hard but it's my fav.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Rob S Man, I have a story that I’ll tell in a vid one day about the first time I had to play that song on stage lol

[@robs9574]

Lol, I'll bet. We've played "Hey Joe" at more than a few weddings ha ha, Not a good idea lol.

[@alxriv]

Whole lotta TALK!

[@seconddaymusic8393]

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

[@nathanmcwayne5705]

Hey Stephen, I'm going to be starting drum lessons this fall. I will be starting from scratch - as in never played before at all. After watching a ton of your and other videos I think I would like to play open handed. Should I mention this to a teacher or try to find a teacher that plays this way? Should I learn cross handed first? Thanks for your time, Nathan

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Nathan McWayne You should play the way that makes you comfortable. And you should find a teacher that lets you play this way. I am firm on having good technique with my students...but open versus crossed? It’s personal preference. And honestly, I can make a lot of arguments for why you should play open handed. Yes mention it to the teacher. And no, that teacher doesn’t need to play open handed. No reason to learn crossed if you’re going to be playing open. Glad to have you in the fam!

[@Ticonderous1]

Nathan McWayne .. you want great lessons with easy to follow instructions this guy Steven is your man bro ... He is the Best on KZbin by far .. and loves what he does , and always ,, yes always has time to respond to his subscribers (so many don't).. can't go wrong with this channel brother.. and best of luck with the lessons and welcome to the rhythm section.....

[@nathanmcwayne5705]

Thanks and looking forward to your next video!

[@henryhartley9993]

The rover, top intro and levee breaks

[@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 👍👍👍

[@tonyroo11]

Great Stuff Stephen. Working to get a decent E-kit, live in close close quarters. Any recommendations? OBTW, Wonton Song is one of Bonham's best...

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

tonyroo11 it really depends on your budget. Set that first. And if we’re talking about personal preference, I have always loved the sounds and feel that Roland ekits have. Lots of good options out there nowadays

[@pawelmorrison]

Could you please play the fill first and then explain?

[@ronniefuhr7085]

Too much John Bonham ? Whaaat.!

[@forman357]

Hey Stephen! I was wondering, I need some new ears and wanted to know EXACTLY which Alclair model you use. I went to get some from their and there was so many options, I would just benefit from some guidance. I’ve watched your monitor videos also.

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

James Forman hit me up via email. I have a couple of pairs. I can connect you with my rep and he can answer any questions you have as well about them. All of my peeps get a discount as well. [e-mail]

[@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 ....

[@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

[@75lordfisch]

Good Times Bad Times , what an introduction that was...

[@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

[@davecarsley8773]

Video starts at 2:29

[@raptors13jays]

For this series you do you should consider labeling the songs your talking about more prominently, itd be useful to be able to jump in the video and know exactly what song your on. Or possibly include timestamps of what song your talking about at which time. Cheers. Also you’re looking really clear, new camera? Edit: also through me off with not doing good time bad time

[@johnjuan6698]

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

[@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.

[@kevinf1959]

You can feel the intro of Bono with LZ

[@camdowell9406]

Jer maker bro

[@richardmartinez5032]

For Your Life

[@ianagustin18]

4:00

[@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.

[@rolandgriesmann6688]

Rock`n Roll

[@stephenjosephsciuccosr5342]

Poor Tom is the Shuffle from Heaven

[@isakrydh4947]

Video start at 3:00

[@ledgy69]

Hi Stephen, love your vids and I mean no disrespect by this. But is there a way to get emails to stop coming in daily from your website?

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

ledgy69 sure, just hit that unsubscribe button at the bottom of any email I send. That’s 100% why I have that there. I don’t want to send anything you don’t want so please use it if you’re not getting value out of the emails. No feelings hurt at all ;^) I’ve sent a few more than usual this week because I’ve opened enrollment for two courses until Sunday night. Hope that helps!

[@ledgy69]

@@StephenTaylorDrums I must be absolutely blind lol. Thanks for the quick reply. Your finger isolation exercise for technique has changed my drumming forever.

[@carllouh85]

Sir step. Can I ask for an advice ...? Im a beginner , i know a little bit of fill but when i use it to music .. i could not pull it ... im afraid to make a mistake..

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Carl Louh Hey Carl...so when you’re a beginner, the most important thing is that you put in the reps. In other words, you have to perform new items over and over and over and over again. So much so that you get tired of them. But because you’re new and don’t have a Vocabulary or the muscle memory to pull from, you need to put in more time running and practicing those first few fills. Don’t get discouraged, just keep practicing the same fill until you’re able to perform it in the song. Then, move on to the next one. Master one thing at a time...that’s the quickest way to move forward.

[@TeslaNick2]

+Carl Louh What you're describing is a right of passage. We all started out the same. Keep at it dude, it's only a matter of time.

[@carllouh85]

Stephen Taylor thank you soo much sir step. I will continue doing and practicing those few fills that i know. Until i could reach the SONG i really want to achieve as a beginner. Maybe you know the song GOD IS HERE.

[@carllouh85]

Tesla Nick thank you nick. Yes i will continue untill i reach it and pull it out to music.

[@LarsonPercussion]

Practice until you can’t make a mistake.

[@Romerosays]

Hey Stephen, it's time to step it up some, have a listen to the drumming of Luke Williams in Dead Letter Circus, you can check out their latest single "the real you" and others here on KZbin

[@StephenTaylorDrums]

Romerosays he’s a killer player

[@Romerosays]

Ha ha! Yes he is at that. I told him he was my second favourite to Bonham in style and taste....he didn't believe me. Although he fly's under the radar, certainly one that shouldn't be overlooked into todays arena.

[@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.....

[@cleftturnip7774]

Good times bad times hands down

[@magn8195]

Good times Bad Times