Tags for this video have been changed from 'Percusion, drum solo, John Bonham' to 'Percusion, drum solo, John Bonham, bonzo' - edited by rasch187

Ghoul? That would work for Tim Burton's goth remake staring Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter.

Yeah, wish I'd seen that....big time. I saw Jason Bonham three months ago w/ Foreigner. He was already pumped, played a few of his Dad's old beats.

The absolute essence of rock and roll. Watching the mighty Led Zeppelin I'm reminded of how many thousands of bands they have heavily influenced. It's equally clear that none of their imitators ever remotely approaced them in terms of sheer musical quality, style, and power. Each member of Zeppelin was not just a phenomenal musician but an iconic innovator. Think about it, Bonham: king of all rock drummers. Page: the original guitar god (Hendrix is the only one even in his league). Plant: the original golden god with a voice, in its prime, that nobody could match. Jones: arguably the best musicians in a band of musical giants, consumate bass player, arranger and multi-instrumentalist. With all this firepower, the magical chemistry of the whole was much greater than the sum of their incredible parts. R.I.P. Bonzo

hm, can't find any at the moment... there's a fair amount of bonham on youtube, but not that particular song.

nice post. any footage of bonham doing the same?

some of the best, if ya ever wanna hear/see some technical monsters-Art Blakey, Max Roach, jazz) Terry Bozio, Carl Palmer and Ansley Dunbar (both influenced Neil Peart),
of course theres Buddy Rich, Luis Belson,from the Big Band Jazz days.....

and for simplicity and solid rhythm...Charlie Watts (stones ds.),Elvin Jones, John Bonham and Keith Moon (zeppelin,the who).......

That chick from the White Stripes???.....Faux Drummer, but has the intensity and charm, because of the great song writing and relationship with her beau......True Love-

"....you can dance, you can glide, having the time of your life, oooohhhh".....totally could hear the ABBA he was listening to......

Yeah, no way I could post a version of this without Jon Bonham.

Hey, hey. My, my.

From the Metafilter posting... In 1979 Paul McCartney asked a few friends, namely John Paul Jones, David Gilmour, Ronnie Lane, John Bonham, Kenney Jones, Hank Marvin and Pete Townshend to stop by the studio for a bit of a jam. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Rockestra.

Awesome. That's Tracy "Mother, Mother" Bonham singing, by the way.
Wonder if this'll be on a new CD?