How To Play “When the Levee Breaks” by Led Zeppelin like John Hummel

[@slipspectrum9253]

Man, so much groove and nuance in that deceptively simple beat.

[@jeremyhendricks5734]

Damn! I had no idea there were ghost notes on the snare! That’s what I’ve been missing!! Thank you and well done!

[@mellilore]

LUDWIG!!!!!!!

[@bbj7383]

You not only got the pattern but managed to capture his kit sound. 😊 always a fan of the open BD sound, but it works here and in jazz... which greatly influenced Bonzos drumming(but you would have already known that)

[@tooManywaystoFall]

🎵r0ckoN 🎵

[@RadioRibon]

Niceru

[@mattberry7057]

When did Jeremy Allen White start making drumming videos?

[@shanewatkins7491]

Good drumming, but I just don't hear all those gracenotes in the original. To me its that 'smack' on the snare that drives "Levee". The playing here is good, but to my ears the all those snare gracenotes give it to much shuffle. Am I wrong? (serious question)

[@Eryn_band]

It states in the caption that he is doing that to emulate the delay from the studio.

[@shanewatkins7491]

@Eryn_band yeah, I saw that, still seems like too much, though. Just feels off compared to the original. To each his own I supppse.

[@kirkgray6949]

Bonham …most overrated drummer of all time

[@A_Final_Hit]

Uh huh. That's why boatloads of drummers have cited him as a huge influence for the last 50 years.

[@g32.recitales]

over?