John Bonham HOW MANY MORE TIMES Drums *Studio Version* Led Zeppelin

[@rrcorsobrakeman8647]

John's swing feel is what made him special. The band knew it, and Jazz drummers can feel and hear it. This song for me was the first and most important one,especially the intro. Powerful and mesmerizing. Zeppelin would not have been the same without him !

[@bonzoleum]

I like different periods. His style on Presence is its own thing. At Knebworth he plays like a monster! On the BBC Sessions his playing from April 1971 is outstanding-my favorite.

[@fra91_]

in 1969 when they played for denmark radio bonahm was certainly great in the whole thing but when "how many more times" starts he add few things and variations to it but just THE WAY he does it is so fuckin heavenly !! i know for sure bonzoleum seen that live and all the others zep fans but for the ones who don't know this video check out bonzo here children: Led Zeppelin - Denmark Radio 1969 (Full Performance)

[@godbluffvdgg]

Great breakdown...As a drummer for decades, and big Bonzo fan. This is Bonzo in his prime! One of the greatest debut albums in rock...I could hear the song as you went through each section...:)...Thanks for the upload.

[@johnthehuman2740]

Extremely intelligent, articulate and gifted.

[@sleepytomnc]

Awesome lesson for Bonham style. great kick drum tips at the 2:30 min and 6 min timestamp in this vid. Thanks!!

[@sharps6]

You are a wealth of Zep knowledge Mr Bonzoleum, every time I need to learn one of Zeppelin's tunes I search your extensive library of videos. I'm a big fan now, keep up the good work!

[@serenydave8004]

Nice Video my Brother.....Im trying to learn this tune and you’ve helped me as always!

[@jeremy250f5]

How long did it take you to be a drummer like you are now?

[@monterogers]

Scratched all my itches... thank you

[@drummer78]

Terry, is there am era of Bonham's drumming you like most? I have to say, the first album really was Bonham as his most over the top (no pun intended). I love his playing on the first album because he was a bit more random with his use of fills.

[@IsraelBrazilianActor]

YOU ARE MY HERO!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! All the best!!!

[@Mojojoseph]

Could you Please do a video on what is and what should never be??

[@derbeno]

A bit of Ravel's Bolero almost. @ 5:27 Well done, after 30 yrs of Conga drumming makes me wanna learn the trap set.

[@ironman5454]

Terry, I gotta know something here (if you don't mind). Is there anyone at home, upstairs, while you make these vids ?? Besides the insight you provide into JHB's drumming style, your own style can be hilarious at times ! I can't help picture a 'Mrs. Kravitz' type neighbor popping in (as was her style - you are old enough to remember her right ?) for a cup of coffee whatever and ...well , if you recall the show, you can write the rest of the scene with a little imagination ..or r u home alone?

[@kosycat1]

Great demo man! ohh rosiee part is the best.. hahaha=]

[@RascalXmas]

you're awesome man. thanks for the lessons. theyre the only ones i have!

[@bonzoleum]

@ironman5454 There are neighbors, but they're cool about it!

[@drummer78]

I agree...also there is something undeniably cool about 1977 Bonham. The Stainless Steels make their first appearance. There was something very ominous about that era...Bonham's drumming never suffered though no matter what demons he was fighting then. Speaking of late era Bonham, I know you are a big Stewart Copeland fan. By all accounts, Bonham admired Copeland's drumming and I know he had a run in with Sting backstage at a Police concert around 1979. Has Stewart ever mentioned meeting B

[@GenghisKaz]

This is fucking awesome

[@thegoodfoot]

Great video! One thing I've always wondered about with this song: on the second triplet build up, (right before "Oh Rosie") the snares are off for that whole section. But then right on the downbeat the snares are on. Would be impossible for him to turn the snares on during that build... do you think this is a tape splice?

[@bonzoleum]

+thegoodfoot I'll check that out-I've never noticed it.

[@cnewman99]

Yeah I always thought Bonham was using both hands on the snare for those triplets around 3 minutes into the song until I saw a video of them, I think on Swedish TV or something. He makes it look so easy!

[@cnewman99]

@bonzoleum Haha indeed! Oh yeah it was on Danish TV, not Swedish.

[@BobCraigmile]

PLEASE get a separate mic! Head mounted even....can't hear you after you play!!!!

[@Fendson]

wow you got a wearhouse of drums how much for complete set?!!

[@bonzoleum]

@cnewman99 All the greats make it look easy those rat bastards!!

[@deadpool1901]

the starting is actually a swing.

[@yannickhamelin5127]

thank youuu!!!! do you have the partition?

[@321lolz]

What ride do you use?

[@dagconst1]

Ty

[@coolmanjack1995]

12:00 I've got you in the sights of my GGGGUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

[@mikel.laughridge9480]

thanks !!!!!

[@jameslyons1661]

❤

[@michaelh1889]

Bass drum needs a blanket for this one imo...

[@bonzoleum]

Needs the wood drums...

[@henrijs1733]

you play the Rosie part a bit wrong

[@mohamadjafarmiri6325]

Your snare drum sounds hilarious

[@jeannemariearsenault7051]

JP SAID IT BEST BONZO WAS TO DRUMS WHAT JIMI Hendrix was to guitar...

[@jeannemariearsenault7051]

Naa he's definitely playing with Prince up there ✝️💤✝️🎄❤️✝️

[@stevesanzari7294]

This guy is good . He is very close, but not quite Bonham. No one could do how many more times drum solo like Bonham .. Nice try ! It’s like there will only be one Jimi Hendrix .

[@guitarrocker9848]

Keith Moon

[@henrijs1733]

Mr French Grip :D

[@Jon-tv9jr]

9:13

[@MrLiverpool123]

I think he uses the hi hat at the star

[@TillsterT]

CANT HEAR YOU !