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John Bonham

John Bonham

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Oct 29, 2026

Jason SmithHOST
20:43
Everybody, sure.
Jason SmithHOST
20:44
John Bonham.
Jason SmithHOST
20:45
It was
Mike HarmonHOST
20:46
Jagger, Guerrero, and Ron Say.
Jason SmithHOST
6:29
It was everybody, sure.
Jason SmithHOST
6:30
John Bonham.
Jason SmithHOST
6:31
It was Jagger,
Mike HarmonHOST
6:32
Guerrero, and Ron Say.
Bruce BeckerGUEST
57:13
You need to get like a little rock sensibility.
Bruce BeckerGUEST
57:15
And for those guys who were only just rock guys, I'd go like, you got to start to listen to a little bit of jazz and kind of, you know, give some more roundness to your time feel and bring a little bit of that bounce like a John Bonham who was, you know, influenced by Max Roach.
Bruce BeckerGUEST
57:30
Previous guys to that period and all the Motown drummers, of course, but all those guys had like a jazz input in their youth, like a Carl Palmer or a Mitch Mitchell.
Bruce BeckerGUEST
57:42
I would always say Mitch Mitchell sounded just like the rock and roll Elvin Jones.
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Matt StarrGUEST
0:29
You can listen to John Bonham do a triplet and you could figure it out.
Matt StarrGUEST
0:34
You don't have to actually be on stage with John Bonham.
Matt StarrGUEST
0:36
But as far as the business, the music business goes, if you're not in it, You kind of have no clue.
Matt StarrGUEST
0:43
I know a lot of guys who play with name bands, and then it's like, okay, now they're not on tour with the name band for a few months.

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Matt StarrGUEST
30:11
that was born out of, you know, doing drum clinics and then having guys ask questions about the business.
Matt StarrGUEST
30:17
And I realized there's a real hunger for that.
Matt StarrGUEST
30:20
And there's a real need for it because if you're not in the, you can listen to, you know, John Bonham do a triplet and you could figure it out.
Ryan EstesHOST
28:02
And he just throws it on there.
Ryan EstesHOST
28:04
And so, and, When I was thinking about that, and I was thinking about what's the point of writing songs if I could be like, make a band for me with Bob Marley on vocals, Jimi Hendrix on guitar, John Bonham on drums, and just make an album for me.
Ryan EstesHOST
28:19
I'll just listen to that.
Pablo StarrGUEST
28:20
No, it's messed up.
George LopezGUEST
9:00
They were, you know...
George LopezGUEST
9:02
Well, without John Bonham.
George LopezGUEST
9:04
But Kiss, they've managed to come back from the depths of rock and roll five or six times.
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Martin PopoffHOST
27:00
These are kind of guys that are almost uncommonly important drummers, and they've done it the pure way by just being super exciting and interesting as drummers.
Martin PopoffHOST
27:12
So John Bonham goes without saying Led Zeppelin didn't want to continue without him.
Martin PopoffHOST
27:16
You know, that that doesn't get said about drummers very often.
Martin PopoffHOST
27:20
And and people, when they talk about Led Zeppelin, spend a lot of time talking about John Bonham.
Martin PopoffHOST
27:25
Dave Lombardo and Slayer also has that kind of interesting legendary status.
Martin PopoffHOST
27:30
And it's almost kind of cool that he's not on every album and he's he's a creative and goes on to do crazy things on the side like like Fantomas.
Bill BurrHOST
9:59
My first kit was a Slingerland, late 70s, five ply.
Bill BurrHOST
10:03
And I think it was a... 13 no a 12 13 16 18 something like that no i got i got the 16 after this is some nerd drum shit it was a it was a uh fuck it might have been a 13 14 18 or a 12 13 18 remember it's just this big stupid fucking floor tom um it was the influence of john bonham And everyone was trying to get his big sound.
Bill BurrHOST
10:36
And to this day, people go like, he hit the drums harder than anybody.
Bill BurrHOST
10:40
He didn't.
Mike RogersHOST
28:13
Give that one a listen.
Mike RogersHOST
28:14
Also on the list, Ginger Baker of Cream, Steve Gadd with Steely Dan, John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, back in Royal Albert Hall back in 1970, the song Moby Dick.
Mike RogersHOST
28:26
We actually had a listener suggest that one.
Mike RogersHOST
28:28
Yeah, I'd never heard of it.
Mike RogersHOST
29:34
Here's Scott.
Mike RogersHOST
29:37
Scott writes in and says, Morning, guys.
Mike RogersHOST
29:39
Best drum solo, John Bonham, 1970.
Mike RogersHOST
29:41
There you go.
Mike RogersHOST
26:12
Give that one a listen.
Mike RogersHOST
26:13
Also on the list, Ginger Baker of Cream, Steve Gadd with Steely Dan, John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, back in Royal Albert Hall back in 1970, the song Moby Dick.
Mike RogersHOST
26:25
We actually had a listener suggest that one.
Austin YorkHOST
26:28
Yeah, I'd
Mike RogersHOST
27:35
Here's Scott.
Mike RogersHOST
27:37
Scott writes in and says, Morning, guys.
Mike RogersHOST
27:39
Best drum solo, John Bonham, 1970.
Mike RogersHOST
27:41
There you go.

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