John Bonham - Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll - Isolated Drum Track INSANE

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[@vickjr98]

The man was simply born to play drums

[@Finsami71]

Yeah, history tells that his school teacher said to Bonham that he is going to be a nothing or a millionaire .. Quite right the last one.

[@johnnyplatis]

And the drums were made to being played by him.

[@johnmannion7648]

Drums were born to be played by that man

[@Ewok009]

And born to play with ZEP

[@Dan-zq5wt]

No way this band could have continued without Bonham. The signature Zep sound is the way Page conforms his riffs and phrasing to Bonham’s drum patterns. The synchronization was just so tight.

[@samr.england613]

So true! But what's really amazing, is what Jimmy and John DIDN'T plan on! A lead guitarist working with the drummer? Wow!

[@Dan-zq5wt]

@@samr.england613 hey I understand the sarcasm, but truthfully the way Page locked in with Bonham for all aspects of his playing really gave Zeppelin some unique sounds that other bands emulated. Seems kind of obvious, I agree, but my real point is that Page needed Bonham.

[@samr.england613]

@@Dan-zq5wt There was NO sacrasm on my part. I have no idea how you perceived sacrasm. Page and Bonham had a symbiosis that was unprecedented between a lead guitarist and a drummer.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

@@samr.england613 👍👍

[@neilmoneymaker4875]

I knew from the first time I heard this song, studio recording, that Bonham played bass drum part constant as we're all hearing it in his isolated part. When I tried playing it in several bands I've been in, every fucking guitar player always tried telling me the bass drum wasn't that "busy." I always knew I was correct about how it was played by Bonham, even I couldn't actually hear the bass drums constant, I could definitely feel it.

[@Pudemndabox106]

Been a guitar player for 30 years. I just started playing drums a year ago. Listening to the song earlier I noticed the constant kick drum. Awesome. You can understand why Hendrix told Bonzo he has a foot like a rabbit

[@nicholasbell9017]

Some bands are not "drum minded". Like you say, my band cover songs by others, me on drums. "Oh, that's too busy, can you sort- of play less beats?", they moan. "That's how they play it on the record, I've been listening to this since I was twelve, 52 years ago. Huh?" So I do, dumb it down to keep the peace in rehearsal. Then we do a gig and I play it as full-on, as close to the original, and none of them even notices. And I think, if I rammed a drumstick right through their skull, in one earole and out the other, it might improve their act. But, you know, what's a drummer? "Someone who hangs out with musicians". Bastards!

[@promark5317]

@@nicholasbell9017 Its always the crappiest vocalists and mediocre power chord guitarists who love to say stuff like the cliche joke you mentioned at the end. It just projection lol.

[@credibleintel5949]

100%!

[@animalmother1582]

I think the production has his kick drum deadened quite a bit, or it would overwhelm the song. Guitar players definitely like to be the ones doing that. :D

[@garysullivan5481]

What a groove... Not a click in sight

[@Busbybeats]

Very interesting, so many things never heard before, especially the non stop kick notes opposite the snare. I've been playing this wrong since day one, not anymore, thanks for posting.

[@SirMan48]

I'm gonna blast this all over the video! You're playing it right. It's there. You can also see him playing it in 1973. Don't know why so many people are getting this idea that he isn't playing ghost notes. It's 100% there.

[@jaybreen1010]

Yes, revelatory! For the genius of Page's production and micing techniques, one thing that they always struggled with was keeping the bass drum articulate in the mix once the band was roaring with him. Mostly that open tuning and the sheer size of the drum I assume. Hard to say whether it detracts any, in my opinion. Just hard to hear trying to learn parts from the albums 30 years ago from the cassettes.

[@dirtydave2691]

I was thinking the same thing. The album mix does not do his bass drum licks justice.

[@GG-ml3vr]

Dont worry,almost everybody plays the easier version,thats what made Bonzo legendary😀

[@renedrums]

Yes, iam listening something "new"

[@jimw6659]

His open hi-hat genuinely helps dampen my tinnitus which, ironically, I got from drumming 😁

[@theabbydiary9392]

That right foot 🔥🔥🔥

[@mochaburner5611]

wait until you see zach hills right foot

[@leadingwithautism]

Yup, unreal isn't it. I have to cheat about halfway through this song and switch to my double kick. What a legend!

[@2isceez]

My favorite drummer of all time

[@mb7196]

Thank you for saying that and not "the best drummer of all time". I appreciate the distinction. I wish more people would realize it's an opinion.

[@grahamschnell670]

Mitch Mitchell a close second for mine.

[@blujay9191]

@@mb7196 .. Amen

[@lone-sheep]

Me too!

[@GG-ml3vr]

Everybodys mate(drummers anyway)👍

[@JohnBGood-ry9wj]

John treated the cymbals just like any other drum......no mercy rock n roll🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@andersdo2925]

What exactly did Ginger Baker say about Bonham??? All I know is I will never hear this song the same again. Jesus the groove is so infectious I want to listen to it on a loop! This performance alone can bish slap all of Baker’s performances with a quick flick of the wrist!

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Baker was a miserable and jealous old git.

[@lynnpehrson8826]

Ginger was just jealous, the "no swing" thing makes no sense at all. If anything bonham is swingyer

[@scorchwhammin]

Ginger B. Was a complete asshole, and had no idea what he was talking about

[@lyndoncmp5751]

@@lynnpehrson8826 Bonham grooved more than swung.

[@jtvitilio]

Knocking Bonzo reveals how much of jerk baker was, i mean we knew it, but geez.

[@telecastercrunch]

I think this is sound isolation/cancellation technology versus the isolated track....Bonham was the best of the best!

[@carlpane4973]

Without a doubt, the best from which all the others topdrummers came

[@tennwilcox8663]

John in an interview had said that Barrymore Barlow was the greatest drummer in Rock & Roll.

[@patrickalloyssius9138]

Correctamundo this is eqd sound separation,there are TRUE zep 2 isolated tracks that were rough masters/safety copies ,came out years ago,gets posted,gets deleted

[@chrisganas6246]

Whose damn foot moves that fast? Hendrix said Bonzo had a foot like a rabbit!

[@ErickC]

@@chrisganas6246 : Grant Hart is one answer, though I always love me some Bonzo.

[@bandanataicho]

ハイハットのコントロールがこんなに細かかったなんて‼︎ How delicate is the hi-hat control‼︎

[@animalmother1582]

I could hear him step gently onto the clutch as the vocals should have come in, and right back off when they stopped.

[@Indoman_71]

I love the Elvin Jones influence and Max Roach lick at the end of this wonderful chune!

[@bostoncityofchampions6581]

This is essentially the drum track from 'Good Golly Miss Molly' with Bonzo's unique brutal style added. He was playing around in the studio and just started cranking this out, Page jumped in and Plant improvised lyrics, and they basically wrote this song on the fly in the studio. Freaking amazing. What a band.

[@carlosalbertogomez1391]

wrong tune,he took it from "keep on knocking"

[@billhorstkamp98]

Yes, it was from keep a knocking

[@billhorstkamp98]

Yeah, he was having trouble with the song four sticks and out of frustration. He started banging out the drums from keep a knocking but you can’t come in. Incredible isn’t it?

[@smvanaman70]

"Right foot hid under the bed." 😆 LMMFAO. Too True, too true.

[@anthonyglennmollicasr.425]

I can listen to this all day long, never gets old🤘

[@SirMan48]

To everyone saying he doesn't play the ghost notes on the snare, wrong. If you really listen, it's there. Also, keep in mind, this isn't isolated, it's sound reduction. And thirdly, there video evidence of him ghosting the snare drum to 8th notes live. Hate to say it, but this is just the untrained ear missing it. Bonham ghosts the snare the entire time.

[@TempoDrift1480]

Of course.

[@dastuffz]

are there any videos where you can clearly see him play it live?

[@b1j1b1]

@@dastuffz yes, but only short, quick shots

[@dastuffz]

@@b1j1b1 link please?

[@b1j1b1]

@@dastuffz I don't know which versions show it. I've seen a few that do.

[@stevencuevas3563]

John Bonham was an entire Krautrock band. Fucken incredible

[@josegregoriofigarella7179]

La mejor canción de Led Zeppelin!!! El mejor intro de batería en la historia, simplemente maravillosa y de otro planeta.

[@nitedrive2956]

Good LORD. That infamous section starting 3:25 is among the greatest drum licks ever recorded.

[@el_duderino_man]

He accidently clicked his sticks or hit the rim during that solo. I like how they just kept it raw though. Their recordings have a live show feel to them. Not over produced.

[@pauldillon5930]

Amazing recording. Those bass drum notes are incredible - never knew (or listened close enough) to appreciate his footwork in this song. Wow! (I also noticed in the pic he had his single tom both mounted and on a stand. Must be to handle the strength of his power strokes). Bonham was among the very best!

[@onemoremisfit]

The tom is on a stand because the mounting hardware is not used, it is just sticking out sideways and not connected to anything. There is a cowbell mounted on the bass drum right behind that unused mounting hardware on the tom so it looks like the tom mount is connected to something but it's not.

[@TheShorebird]

Always loved the ending. Classic Bohnam.

[@finbarrcorcoran9342]

As an ex studio engineer,HIT YOUR SNARE TWICE AS HARD AS YOUR HI HATS.Youd be amazed how many drummers let their hi hats drown out the rest of the kit.

[@thePsykomanteum]

agree, but would add, hit everything twice as hard as everything else and choose a hi-hat with consids on amplitude and SUSTAIN . . . it's the H-H sustain that fucks up the balance.

[@tekis0]

The hi-hat is th3 drummers last line of defense....

[@thePsykomanteum]

@@tekis0 it's the cymbals that are most likely to ruin a drum sound . . too much wash. IMO.

[@redpine8665]

I'm not a musician. All I know is what my ears tell me. He sounds better than anyone else I've ever heard.

[@diegomayfield4751]

haha good assessment !! As a drummer I can say you are spot on !

[@diegomayfield4751]

Insane is a good description ................They named this song Rock and Roll , how did they know after all these years it would still be the best rock and roll song ever written . I don't think anyone can ever top it .

[@jfoust7945]

Ego with the balls to own it

[@jamesnoble3502]

The best rock song ever written? I wouldn't go that far

[@jessewolf7649]

Satisfaction

[@SuperPanther34]

Literally sounds like freaking steam train pistons traveling at high speed once he leaves the station with that intro. Wanna hear what steam locomotives used to sound like at high speed? Here you go... 0:07

[@SOLDbyYOU]

my right foot just hid under the bed

[@foxz0mbie1]

LOL well played

[@beheremorningglory5585]

My right foot feels inadequate

[@Boleskinebeatz]

😂😂😂

[@elpoison626]

😂🤣👍👏

[@dougpeters1625]

Now thats funny!

[@logandahlk848]

BONZZZOOOOOOO BABBYYYYYYY

[@jasonsax7616]

Lots of bands that I’ve played this with over the year’s, even with my teenage band for a school variety show. I learned so much from John, and recall working the intro and it hit me….he begins on beat 4! The bass drum is 4 on the floor and dynamic’s, and most importantly, John leads with his left as many Scottish, Irish, UK drummers do. This is the key to make those magnificent fill’s fit! My first formal teacher taught left hand leading and it’s made life easier…especially in Pipe Bands! ❤

[@johnmarino4360]

He actually starts on '3 and' whereas most drummers I've played with started on 1. This always caused a train wreck when the rest of the band came in at the end of the intro. Jason Bonham did a tutorial on the intro and it's actually modeled after the old vaudeville echo intro which is much easier to play along to in your head than just counting, for example: DEE DEE DEE DEE da da da da etc

[@sipzter]

Been digging this tune since they released it..Thanks for sharing this

[@paulseano5100]

I knew I had it right as a drummer, and I was always criticized by the other musicians in the band for doing the continuous bass drum beat. I never thought it was excessive but they did. Hopefully, they will see this and listen. The bass drum beat really drives the song. Thanks for sharing!

[@johngalush8790]

He's playing half of those 8th notes as snare drum grace notes. It sounds like double kicks but it's an engineering trick. It's more apparent on the Song remains the Same version.

[@mb7196]

@@johngalush8790 no. That's clearly the bass drum. Snare ghost notes would never sound like bass drum hits. He's clearly playing bass drum beats on those 1/8ths. They're unison HH BD beats, with snare on 2 and 4. It's not that difficult. A lot of the "and" beats (1 e & a) are simply lower dynamically. Bass drum "ghost notes". The song remains the same version is a simply a live version and he changes it there because it's just easier for him to play it that way. It's very common for musicians to play simplified versions of things live compared to what they laid down on the albums. The studio you have many chances if you make a mistake. Or he simply had his chops up to that level for the album but didn't for the song remains the same. Or simply didn't care and chose the easier way because, why not. Could be many reasons he decided to do it differently.

[@ajjy1110]

​@@johngalush8790ghost notes

[@johnpell2109]

What a machine. So good.

[@bubinga_basher]

Just when you think a song couldn't get better, all ya gotta do is listen to the drum track. Daum

[@billb5690]

Simply amazing Bonzo

[@islandmank]

I just started taking up drums. I'm a metal guy, but this confirms my theory that most of my favorite drummers use single kicks. I'm still sitting here going "how in the fuck did he do that with the kick drum?"! Time to work out those calf muscles. Lol!

[@mikeoxlong8272]

Just wait till you get into the fast jazzy stuff...thats what makes a metal drummer feel inferior...

[@richardedupre349]

that bass drum pattern is blazing & to keep it steady is not easy. i have been practicing this song with my band for weeks & i have a hard time with that bass drum. its like a pulse that just so steady. Bonzo is unbailable

[@2216sammy]

Absolutely incredible . The best ever by far

[@leecook6101]

HIT IT AGAIN!!!! STOMP STOMP STOMP AND STOMP !!!

[@michaelgreen5206]

Bonzo, is one of the reasons I play drums, especially, those lightening fast triplets which learned from John! Thank you Bonzo!

[@stylesb959]

I’ve been playing this song for years , always happy if I get that end right

[@markuschelios6891]

In order for it to be correct you have to accidentally hit the sticks together at the right time.

[@richwilde6550]

Mega ❤. My top 5 drummers, Ringo, Moon, Keltner, Jones and this dude. Just my preference, I know there are so many amazing drummers out there.

[@spacetweek]

You can just about hear the vocals and guitar so I think they've been digitally removed, rather than this being an isolated track. It's still ace though. Love the insane amount of kick notes.

[@daniellegirard3043]

The best drummer ....welcome home dear angel .....ThankQ....💫💙💫

[@dropdtune9199]

Swings that bass drum pattern. Great right foot.

[@TonyJBrennan]

no he doesnt its straight 8ths

[@dropdtune9199]

@@TonyJBrennan If it were straight, it wouldn't swing. listen tp parts like 0:47 to 0:50, 'swung' not straight.

[@TonyJBrennan]

@@dropdtune9199really ? I just dont hear any swing in it at all .

[@MM-lp5pp]

@@TonyJBrennan snare is 16ths

[@TonyJBrennan]

@@MM-lp5pp of course it is ...

[@rogergibson5172]

That's the way to play Mr Baker

[@philkick65]

All the good tutorials of this song explain, that Bonzo played the shuffle on the hi-hat and snare at the same time, but this sounds much more like he played it with the kick ... 1 and . and 3 and . and

[@animalmother1582]

So many drummers don't bother trying to play it right. It took me years to hear the correct intro. I had played the double beat on the hi hat, instead of the snare. I don't care to argue if he's the best drummer ever. He's the greatest rock n roll drummer ever, and it's not really close.

[@tempermentalw7269]

Only the best. Thank you.

[@DrewRandIsCool]

Drumming God

[@paxtonmusic9864]

So musical. It's got it's own melody going on.

[@mistymtnhop6821]

Yeah like everyone else here. I’ve been playing the bass beats wrong! Aha moment and then when I listened to the live MSG recording of it made sense to what I thought I was hearing!

[@elehnez5732]

So great to finally hear what he's doing in the kick! 🤩 And it's quite a lot 🥵.

[@rrrayrrray]

I could listen to the entire Zep catalog with only the Bonham track. Same with the other three!

[@michaelcougar6589]

Thanks for posting that it's so hard to hear what the bases doing the song. Man he must have had a sore calf muscle after that one holy cow. Non-stop bass drum attack

[@branchmanagertreeservice3066]

He simple played the drum like an instrument, not a drum that people just pound! Dynamics, power and finesse...

[@RichardDupre]

Blazing foot work! I have a hard time keeping up with it!

[@jameslane4193]

Jimi Hendricks said Bonham used his bass drum as if it were “a pair of maracas / castanets.” In this case - a driving 8th groove with his signature ‘feel’ everywhere. Deceptively simple but takes a developed foot stamina. Where & when did the “ghosted snare” idea get started? Thanks for posting this.

[@davidmorris4826]

I have also heard that hendrix said Bonham had a foot like a jack rabbit. So I always think of the energizer bunny when I hear his foot playing these incredible grooves. STILL GOING !!!

[@SirMan48]

It got started when you can SEE him playing them live in 1973 in The Song Remains The Same lol. You can also hear it here with the bass drum. It's 100% fact.

[@jameslane4193]

OK Jonathan! I will go along with that. I really have not done my due diligence. Just following my gut on it not being a shuffle derivative. Will open my eyes to your observation!

[@SirMan48]

@@jameslane4193 I don't think it's shuffle derrivitive either. But Bonham ghosts the snare on every song he's ever played. It's not a half time shuffle. It's just a straight 8th note pattern with that straight/swung Bonham feel. And he's ghosting most of the snare notes. It's just a busy drum part.

[@polara01]

@@SirMan48 I tend to agree with you on this because on something this loud it is really futile to do ghost notes on a song like this so I think you are correct he had to step up his left hand to be heard a little better because how do you do ghost notes when everybody's voluming out to like + 10. The ghosts noting that bottom would typically do would be more meaningful and noticeable at the beginning of a song like Since I've Been Loving You where those are true ghost notes because everything is subtle and the music is not overbearing to wear the Ghost Notes would be irrelevant anyway because nobody would ever hear them especially on the song like rock and roll ghost noting it's just basically a waste of time so I agree with you here totally even though people can philosophize that those are ghost notes but when you have to actually hammer down on them just to be heard they become a little bit more of a shuffly type thing as opposed to something that's just articulating/supporting the pattern a little more with a little extra spice Swinging The Rhythm. With this song it's just balls out take no prisoners super hard driving beat but Bonham still found a way to swing it which very few drummers (even good ones) would find a way to swing this song but the beauty of this isolated track is you can hear Bonham swinging things even if everything on top is drowning it out... It's like an archaeological dig that we just discovered and it shows that no matter what's going up on top Bonham is still swinging his ass off even when he didn't have to. The secret sauce here is in the pulse he uses which is pretty much undetectable from the surface and after 50 years of listening to this I never noticed it until I heard this track and I am very grateful for that because it is basically a game-changer for this song you have to think about this song when you're sitting behind that kid in a different way now then it will really f*** you up when you first try to do it because it has a slightly different Rhythm to it and the irony is if you play this to an audience they probably won't even hear it because of how loud everybody basically is in this track but nevertheless as a drummer when you bring that spirit to this piece I think it will make a difference in rub off in the overall effect and therein lies some of the magic dust that we can actually attempt to recreate... at least have a hell of a great time trying lol...

[@adamboynton7726]

The best thing that I think worked in Bonham's favor was his love and admiration for Buddy Rich. It shows in his attack and right down to his 26 inch kick.

[@CatabductionsAnoym]

BONHAMOLOGY for some good Bonham playing!

[@blackeagle5446]

Genius

[@tambourini]

thanks for sharing this!!!

[@PatchouliJudy]

Thank you. 😊

[@RPicard1963]

He was a monster!

[@brunopaolucci6054]

Bravo Bonzo!!!!!

[@johnglover4453]

Flawless!! SO **ON** the beat!!

[@souldrummer378]

Hellyeah!!!Bonzooooo!!!

[@zachmillerdrums]

i was just now years old when i learned those ghost notes are on the kick and not the snare 😆

[@jfmax2000]

The Most Amazing Mr Bonham.. Killer S**t 😎👊💯💯

[@RSTI191]

No Bonham, no Zeppelin. HE WAS THE ROCK..

[@ifreemantoo]

Very good isolated track.

[@pageluvva]

Wow. Many many thanks

[@La_C0NCHA_De_Pandora]

GOAT!

[@DCussen]

I had no idea there was so much bass drum activity on this

[@JeffIngle-ru4wy]

Oh right it’s actually much harder than we already thought 😂

[@jadevore1]

He said this was one of the hardest songs to play from end to end

[@BuffaloDoctor]

You can tell where Dave Grohl got his influence for pedalling through his fills. Sounds HUGE

[@johndenson3107]

My man!!! 🙏 rip

[@luiscruz0791]

It has a channel cut in the intro, it was recorded separately.

[@TheMerryPup]

Most clocks are periodically calibrated against atomic clocks and atomic clocks are calibrated against the movement of the stars. The stars check themselves against John Bonham! 🤓

[@AxeMan808]

OH MAN I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING SUNDAY!!! The man just fucking CHURNS. He put ALL his points in Endurance.

[@williamburr3640]

Remember he's only using a single pedal 😮😮😮😮

[@NewFutureFantasy]

Just listen to that kick!

[@Cowdog1]

I was never able to get this down right. I'm not surprised, though😂.

[@PaulyV56]

Numero uno

[@pawelmorrison]

So it seems he doesnt actually ghost the 8th notes o the snare through out the whole track

[@davidmorris4826]

Seems he ghost on the bass drum.

[@b1j1b1]

he does

[@ChannelingJohnBonham]

This is not Bonham except for the intro and the drum solo outro. Bonham did play 16th notes on the snare and high hat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJatnHebrM2He9k

[@johngolden5257]

That’s what I was wondering. Is this actually Bonham all of the way through? I do hear music in the back but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s Bonham on the verses. I’m married to a recording engineer so don’t barrage me with all of the theories. I’m wondering if it is Bonzo, I hear a difference.

[@johngolden5257]

Oh! and @Channeling, the theory comment wasn’t directed at you, I agree with you. This is meant for everyone who gets outraged that I doubt it’s Bonham.

[@Avaloctus]

That thumbnail.... the rack tom on a snare stand and on top a rogers rack tom bass drum mount ???

[@mjp96]

very cool.

[@animalmother1582]

Jamming 101: you can jam as loud as you want, until the vocals come in.

[@paulmccarthy7512]

I take it the nine thumbs down, are indeed One Direction Dolts.. 🤣 🇬🇧

[@End-Result]

Never heard the tom tom accents before, wow

[@estevamsm]

Bonham tocava fora do metrônomo..🤘

[@samr.england613]

He kept impecable time.

[@gmoney1592]

He just drives the song. He was the engine that powered Led Zeppelin

[@tunemxr480]

The downbeat of this intro is not where most drummers place it. It’s an interpretation of Johnny B. Goode on a drum kit! Listen/analyze....

[@robincombsrockinrobin9864]

It's actually on the & of 3 1 & 2 & 3 da da da da - da da da

[@tunemxr480]

Yessir! I’m a guitarist, and you’re among the very few drummers in my 25 years of playing in bands that gets it!

[@robincombsrockinrobin9864]

@@tunemxr480 - thank you Steve. I should have added that the shuffle is double handed as well. Both hi-hat and snare voicings at the same time. I must be slipping in my old age.

[@tunemxr480]

@@robincombsrockinrobin9864 yup!

[@tunemxr480]

Drummers tell me all the time, “that’s an easy one, 1,2,3,4 dah, dah, dah... and guitars players step on their dick half the time coming in on time. It totally cheapens the genius of the song....

[@HarryJoiner]

QUESTION: Does anybody know on what take Bonzo laid down this particular track? Was it first take? After many takes? What’s the story there?

[@donaldmoser212]

For a song like this and just knowing the band, I would be surprised if the band didn't do the song live in the studio. Not saying they did only one take, but I would bet the basic track is live (drums, bass, rhythm guitar), with overdubbed lead and fills guitars, etc...and vocals done last. Just a guess though.

[@HarryJoiner]

Perfect. Thank you so much. Helps me better understand one of my all-time favorite bands.

[@haroldlopez2333]

THANKS MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AI-Hallucination]

What the fuck am I listening too amazing

[@TheDavidfallon]

Led Boots... I mean the guy could hit those pedals like a metronome.

[@dinocozzolino1070]

Would love to hear it from TSRTS

[@NicoTallac]

I Guess this is how disco was born