FEMALE DRUMMER REACTS TO MOBY DICK SOLO 

This is Royal Albert Hall 1970, and Bonham used a single bass drum pedal.

Bonzo led with his left hand, left right foot and he DID NOT use a double bass pedal. He used a standard pedal. His foot speed and coordination were incredible along with power and finesse. To really hear how good Bonzo was listen to when the Levee breaks.

Bonham never used a double pedal he was just a master of the single bass pedal

That was just a tiny bit of the solo. The bits you missed contained some really great snare drum technique. He could play really loose and precise, and brilliant dynamics and smoothness.

By the way he had a double bass for about 5 Seconds until Jimmy Page and Robert Plant took it away

This is the very end of the solo, you miss most of the entire beefy technical stuff. Also, royal Albert hall, 1970. Not MSG 73

Have you ever heard of Buddy Rich ? I recommend Buddy's Solo From the Hague ! He 's recognized as the greatest drummer ever ! One of John Bonham 's heroes.

It might seem not so complicated, but if you think about in the 1970s, nobody else was doing it yet. Which is why he has been ranked as the best drummer in the history of music.

Love this content Emma. I heard that when Zep first started to play Bonham had 2 bass drums but Page and Plant quickly stopped this because it was too much! Independence insanity

Great coverage of Master John 🥁

on the songs remains John Bonham hits the bass peddle 250 times a minute

Another thing that Bonzo did that was so freaking awesome and made Led Zeppelin sound so different was he was able to follow Jimmy page and get in with the guitar riffs instead of just doing four/four with John Paul Jones in the bass riffs.

Hey Emma love your content on tiktok and here. I always wanted to learn drums but too long in the tooth for that now. The way you produce your content will surely inspire others to take them up keep up the great work.

I saw some video of a live show of jeff beck with terry bozio doing blue wind. but what got me about this one was terry just going to town on the closing part of the song. it was some kind of epic rock n roll moment i felt.

Love your work from a fellow drummer in Adelaide Australia I am now 60 and started playing when I was four lol

Me encanta la alegría de Robert cuando lo nombra!

His tones on his drums are unique. Bill Fisher

that "hammer of the god"...

I love @ 6,04 you can see the drum technician behind Bonzo.

Great Analysis!

He beat the toms in this solo in a way that most peoples hands would fall off

Some people are just not meant to be questioned or analyzed. Some people were just born to do things and you’ll never figure out how they were able to do it.

John got all of the exorcise he needed when he played ,it was a work out every time ... Check out '' The Allman Brothers Band - Mountain Jam ( At Fillmore East, 1971 ) '' It's two drummers in the band ..

This was a very shortened video of the solo. Watch the entire song.

A lot of the triplet fills and solo parts lead with a left hand hit on the high tom on the one count and sometimes stays there, which frees the right hand up for more variety, and gives a totally different feel. Dave Grohl started doing this quite a bit with Them Crooked Vultures and it melts the faces off the front row.

That's not 73 this is the 1970 Royal Albert Hall concert! And if this solo isn't cut this is a long ass solo not short!

Never used a double bass kit actually got a double bass and the band kept it from him... He didn't need a double bass kit

This is one of the best reaction i have ever seen to Bonham drummin

Have you reviewed 'The Mule' from Made in Japan LP. Ian Paice - the rock drummer that Swings

Bonzo was and still is the greatest!!

and he was only 21 here !!!!

Please demonstrate your personal wall of sound of triplets and then drop the sticks and play with your hands that I would pay to see

We need a Keith Moon reaction video

Bonzo is fantastic ! wow & his son Jason carries the legacy with honor. Now introducing a criminally underestimated drummer Mick Tucker (The Sweet) live at Music Laden "Man with the golden arm' from theire album Desolation Boulevard btw Led Zeppelin does not plug in to amplifiers Led Zeppelin plugs in to your Soul...

I'd love to see your interpretation of any section of this drum solo, educate me

Yo, react to the "in da gadda da vida" drum solo- also for a pianist who wants to learn a about drums this is really helpful and sick.

You can also check out iron butterfly.

Bonham had a wonderful feel, he never used a double pedal...

No double pedal.....ever. He played double bass drums for like 3 shows.

PLEASE, PLEASE , PLEASE react to the whole set.

Yeah, you need to see the whole thing. I think it’s about 15 minutes,

Did you not notice how exact and metronomic his high hat work is?

React to Steve Gadd or Danny Seraphine!

No double pedals,he did play a few shows with two bass drums but the band took away one of them because it was to loud

Where is the rest of it? Sounds bites work for tiktok but here we want the deep dive, real analysis and understanding.

Bonzo? A double? Sacrilege

You cheated yourself, by not watching the whole thing, he is the best ever.

1970 and Bonzo was 21 years old

He only had one pedal

And he was only 21 when this show was filmed.

And he was drunk as fuck ❤

John Bonham was an awsome beast at the kit. Suggestions to react to, how about GInger Baker ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1EKaflXTzHw.html Would love to hear what you think.

Meant no disrespect. I'd like to see you play

Bonzo= 🐐

Does she understand what he’s doing here? She keeps saying believe it or not it’s not that difficult what he’s doing.

Hey Emma love your video. Send me one on par with that. You don't even have to use your hands

Please lsten to a live, long Moby Dick

Bongos was the best

Why would you not watch the entire song? It's all him! This is a shame. You owe it to yourself to check out the entire piece

Funny this is 1970 but it says 1973 for some reason.

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He never played a double pedal

Always l r foot with him, I think he may have been left handed.

He was the best. I've never heard better. Ian Paice was good though.

Why 'female drummer' in the title? Why not just 'drummer'?

This was a worthless waste of time. Whatever is here doesn't give him justice.

For my money, Bonzo (and all of Led Zeppelin) were pretty sloppy. They played with so much feeling that it didn’t matter though. Maybe it was just an artifact of the era; I’ve heard the same slop from Ronnie Tutt on the live Elvis stuff. But it was always close enough that your brain can just interpret what they meant and then be blown away.

That bass drum is all right foot.

You trying to figure out Bonham is like a preacher man trying to figure out the bible.