John Henry Bonham 25th September 2020 40 Years Gone 

All well said and knowledgeable for readers of a great drummer. 6 triple shots of 100 proof vodka might have Killed you ,but they can never bury your Music and memory . RIP John , Wildman John

Philip Gannello lmao you poor KID if you had ears you would know better. it's to bad that you don't, your missing out. either that you like pots and pans.

I had the privilege of seeing Jason Bonham play with the "Led Zeppelin Experience " Jason spoke of his late father and he played "Moby Dick " a screen was brought down of John Bonham playing one of the most iconic drum solos of all time, Moby Dick. Jason Bonham played along side his legendary father. There was no doubt that this was John Bonham's son!!! So many similarities in his movement, style and power. I can still see the little blonde boy playing the drums with his legendary father at his side playing the bongos. Jason was chewing gum and twirling his drum sticks as if he had been born with them in his hands. This footage can be seen on the DVD The Song Remains The Same. I remember being so touched watching Jason Bonham play "Moby Dick " along side his father on the huge screen and I became very emotional, I had tears in my eyes. When Jason stood up to take his bow from the audience, who were all on their feet, Jason was emotional himself. He thanked the audience with a shaking voice, wiped a tear from his eyes and said "I love you Dad " If you ever have the chance to see "The Led Zeppelin Experience, I highly recommend you go. If you have any doubt, I know I did. Think of this. There is no way that Jason Bonham would play with a band covering the greatest rock band in history and risk his legendary father's reputation as well as the reputation of Led Zeppelin, which was like family to him if they weren't good enough.

Only 32 years old. Devastating.

I’d love to see some videos of yous play at gigs, maybe you could get someone to record them for you? That would be amazing

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Yes he did kick-ass and a.hard drinking bloke too

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Thanks Graham. Glad you enjoyed it.

Mine too... and some others

You're welcome. Piecing this together was a most enjoyable labour or love. Cheers mate.

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Beautiful documentary An influential master of the craft

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Love that memorial , a lasting tribute to a real powerhouse , pounder! Your wild unrestrained lifestyle gave the rock world a beast , to hundreds Of young people a great experience and influence. Your son has also stepped up To show the world your amazing skills. RIP 6 triple shots of 100 proof vodka Took you down , but never buried you.

Hey that's where I grew up too.

Thank you Gerald...great insight and detail. I got to hear Buddy Rich, once...I'm that old. Not to mention Art Blakey, Tony Williams and Max Roach...life is good.

Yes Charles i do agree Bev is a fabulous drummer as well and what a lovely guy and gentleman too. Loved his contribution to this tribute. Led Zep and John will be remembered enjoyed and loved through the ages👍

@Biff Malibu I remember seeing Bev when he played in Black Sabbath.

He started playing with The Move I believe. Then he later became the drummer for E.L.O.

Brilliant heavy rock band love his feel and his drum power and styal great bass drum