Apparently Jimi Hendrix saw Zeppelin perform in , like, 1969 , and told Bonzo "Boy, you got a right foot like a country jackrabbit!" Love it!

He did on occasion use two bass drums (with two pedals of course). He didn't need to, though. He could play everything on one.

And the rest is history.

That was one helluva hello to the world.

Yup!!

@@PeterTea Agreed!

@@aafjeyakubu5124 Agreed!

I quit drumming and switched instruments because I couldn’t consistently hit those Bonzo bass drum triplets. Drove me bonkers.

I love Hey Hey What Can I Do. I’ve only found one video of it on KZfaq great choice Alan Lovejoy

He made it sound double and a triple set /**/

And you can hear that Speed King squeaking at the beginning of Since I've been Loving you.

Now I hear that! Now it's reminding me of Bach!

Drummers would never be the same :)

Funny story about that. He heard Carmine Apice play those triplets, so he imitated that sound. Catch was Apice had a double pedal. Bonzo figured how to do it with a single pedal. As told by Carmine Apice lol.

"Boy, you got a right foot like a rabbit." - Jimi Hendrix to John Bonham

@@GuitarMan65 No , he doesnt. Both of his parents are 100% English

Uhh, well, used to be mine as well for a loooong-loong time, but there's some other interesting stuff out there, and as they say in my language: "You don't argue over people's tastes!"

I don't think so

Swing and a miss...

Swing and a miss...

that is a low iq statement

The live version

And Rush 2112

@@juliemanarin4127 absolutely

My dad talks about when Bonham passed n he's never been the cheerleader type or anything, pretty old school in that aspect. But man the way he talks about led zeppelin n then how it was when Bonham died its like I can tell it actually affected him. My dad doesn't have favorites he doesn't do fantasy football or high 5s..lol.... the only time he'll get worked up n talk about outside things is when there's something about Mike tyson or led zeppelin on 😂😂😂

@@RatnoseMcWeinerson I definitely understand. I'm a little young as I was introduced to Zep when I was about 12. Zep I I it was. I am 60 this year. Maybe he has a few years on me and got to live it a little more as I was only 4 in 68. Cool though. RockStars forever and timeless , like Pink Floyd for me as well.

@srt8rocketship241 he was born in 61. N yeah pink floyd is like my #2. Man what I love is when I hear my dad listening to KZfaq n some song that I never hear will b playing n I'll b either like damn that's good who is that or damn how have I not heard that one by them. Lol. I remember in like 2007 maybe he was playing a song it ended up being Neil Young...a song that's way too long for radio ......I'm sure you'll know it. Neways it was Cortez the killer.....n man that song is so fucking good. N if it weren't for being around someone who had grown up in that time I probably would have never heard it. I could go on for days. I always liked how ...n I didn't understand this till I was older but I like how both my parents liked the more culty artists or artists that weren't so mainstream. The respect for a creator is gone just as well as the drive to become on is too. There seems to b no individuality anymore. It's all copy n paste.