John Bonham Triplets (linear R-L-K) - Daily Drum Lesson
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2017
- In this drum lesson you will learn one of the great, classic rock fills. It's just "Right - Left - Kick" played as triplets. Even though John Bonham didn't invent this fill, he made it famous and it is often referred to as "Bonham Triplets".
This is a must know for any drummer, regardless of which style you play.
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Can’t believe I finally learned bonham triplets with the crossover technique at age 63. Loved it!
I’m just starting. At 58!
I’m 56 and just learning to do it fairly quickly!!😀
@@jondreifus281 64 here and starting
40 and still confused. Luckily I still have 20+ years to get it down. Good luck guys :)
bonham mostly did left hand lead so: LRK, may seem a stupid detail but it makes a huge difference in sound and feel. I say mostly because bonham was all over the place with his triplets: left lead, right lead, foot lead, he could do it either way, but his "signature triplet" sound comes from a left hand lead. He had a killer left hand, very loud, very accented, very groovy, i think that is what makes his LRK-triplets so recognizable. Only my thoughts of course.
You're right sir.
yeah left hand lead for me too when I play triplets, I didn't know Bonham too...
But its much harder :) I always thought, that its only harder for me.... but even brian tichy says it: ua-cam.com/video/5lhT2jhxrDQ/v-deo.html&
So never get to much used to rlk and train more lrk.
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Was about to write basically the same thing as you and then I saw your comment. None the less, this was a great lesson and break down and some good excersises for folks to start with if they are new to these types of triplets.
I would just tell folks to do this same lesson and excercises but start them all with left hand lead if you want to attempt to have that true Bonham feel.
Enjoy watching these lessons. He explains them well.
You break this down making it so easy to understand. Thanks for the lesson!
agreed
Very generous and kind of a drummer. to take the time to break down these cross over triplets with foot snare and toms.gives a very clear bluebrint on what to practice. rather than wondering for hours weeks and months about how to practice.giving drummers of all levels an opportunity to learn.thank you.
I love how these are easy enough to implement right away.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!🥁🥁🥁
You explained & demonstrated it very well!
Again excellent video. Thanks for posting it.🥁
Excellent very well presented lessons. Broken down in easy to read steps accompanied by the music sheets for those who wish to read music. Recommend this to all drummers.
This was an awesome lesson. Just what I've been looking for, for quite some time. Thank you and, good job.
Patient, clear, skilled. and thorough. Thanks!
I have watched many of your videos and they have all been nicely done so thank you and I finally hit the subscribe button!
Thank you for this video, especially for the tip about adding notes consequently, it really helps!
Good clear explanation with notation too. Great stuff and love the sound of that snare!
Fantastic break down and examples. Thank you for this.
Like the way you teach it makes it easy to understand thanks
You explain everything so well. Editing is very cool too!
Thanks again for the methodical teaching and mostly for sharing the notations too! I'm so grateful because I searched a lot to find something like that and I barely found something! I checked your website yesterday and found out I could download all the pdf music sheets and I did, thanks a million, God bless you.
Glad my videos help you! Thank you for watching!
Thank you!! I like these simple teaching that sound very cool… helps a lot
good morning...this is Joe, the Berklee guy again. Just wanted to let you know, I enjoy your presentation on these videos. I've watched over the years a number of UA-cam drummers providing lessons, but I always enjoy your get to the point way of presentation along with the notations. Great job!
Thank you so much for stopping by again, really appreciate your nice words!
Nice breakdown. Thx for slowing it down and speeding it up. Good for me to practice.
Great simplicity. Nice job instructing
I always use to play K-L-R . I',m leading in with the kick. So now its hard to learn another way. Great lesson!
Both ways work perfectly fine. You can apply all the ideas in this video to K - R - L
Even if it was not exactly the same way as Bonzo, I enjoyed how you explained it Mike. I was looking for something simple and just found it!!! Awesome, keep it up and thanks for the sheet lesson 🤘🏻
Really enjoyed this quick go to lesson.
Fantastic lesson young man. Thank you!
Love it, well explained. Thanks, great video.
Nice 👍 lesson, Thank you! When you are doing a Bonham beat you do what he did! There's nothing wrong learning from the greats!!!
Very nice l love it going to try they l am a new drummer 7 months now love how you show it slow thank you keep the good teaching up Chrees.
Thanks man, glad you enjoy my videos.
Simple and easy to understand.. thank you coach
You are welcome, bro!
Very informative and easy to follow. Appreciate the different BPM's so one can follow along. Thanks!
Awesome lesson
Bravo. Great lesson
Very very direct lessons...easy to learn
Thank you!
Excellent Lesson … Great fill !!
Thanks a lot!
Sounds great thank you for breaking it down 👍
dude here's a real simple variation. I love this fill by the way. start the pattern the same only use r l k then go l r k. barriers it up really cool but makes it sound like you're doing so much more. cheers
Thank you very much. Ist very helpfull for me.
Great stuff!⚡️
obrigado pela lição big friend, great lesson, congratulations!!
Nice breakdown an examples
thank you for watching.
Excellent my boy, William from Glasgow
Great lesson bro .... thanks
super video bien expliquer j adore
Very helpful, thank you.
I like this video
Very helpfull for intermediate drummer ❣️
As a UA-camr said below: great lesson and great production! Keep making the videos, Michi!!!
Thank you Terry, that means a lot from UA-cam's Bonham authority.. haha
Just subscribed to your channel... good lessons and everything is explained and easily understood... 👍
Thanks man.. Welcome to the family!
Very nice lesson and video editing. Keep it going, man!
Thanks a lot. I am working pretty hard on my editing skills. But it's really fun!
Fantastic!
Your videos are terrific! I really appreciate how clearly you explain everything, and your selection of lessons are on point. Thanks so much,
JR By the way, what is your name and do you play with a band? I'd like to see you playing with a band.
Thank you so much for your nice words, really appreciate it!
The band I currently play most with is a reggae / world music band called Unojah but I mostly play percussion there.
excelente buenísimo!!
Thank you helped me out alot, as beginner
your lessons are very good 😊
Thank you, appreciate it!
Amazing!!!
Loved it!!
love it...
Brilliant!
your vídeos are amazing
Thank you, Max!
amazing
thanks for the help !!
Dude!! Finally someone explains this and shows this technique clearly and precise! Everyone else is like: it's just triplets. You can do it where ever you like on the drums. Let me show off. Okay! Next lesson. And the video is like 20 mins long. Smh.
Great video!
Very well done!
Thank you.
New drummer, nice content
These are what i need... Thank you for sharing.... Btw, you have good neighbors..
Algo de bonzo, exelente amigo, muy buenos videos.👍👍👍
muchas gracias.
Awsome TY
thankyou very much.... i guess i found half way to improve my drumming in this video...
Great 🇧🇷🥁
Looooove it!!! Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching!
amazing didatics - now it's just pure practice!
The hardest part for me is the 2 kicks in row at the last note of the fill and kick on 1 from next bar. However cool lesson and I really like your talk. Since I'm not English native speaker it's very easy for me to understand you (also you don't have stupid cut-scenes with some goofy lol-content like other youtubers). Very concise, love it!
the 2 kicks really are the hardest part since it's the only time you really have to play fast in the fill.
thank you for your kind words, I am glad you like it!
love it,,,,
A good tip for left hand lead was to practice it as a shuffle snare-bass then add in the middle of the triplet.
Nice bro
Thank You
Thank you for watching!
Very clear explanation on the fill combinations. Are you planning to do others lessons where the bass drum is moved to the first and second beats of each triplet? Otherwise great lesson.
muy buen video
muchas gracias, Carlos!
this is ao useful
Thanks so much for your lessons (new subscriber) they are very helpful. I have been able to do the L-R-K or R-L-K (whichever lead... not sure why everyone in comments is focusing on that but anyway) my trouble has been with transitioning into and out of these. I can play them on their own but trying to integrate them and place them properly has been less than successful. Any tips to improve on that aspect? Thanks again, love your videos.
I was working on this earlier today, your lesson will help me stick it better during tomorrow’s practice session! Thanks! Your drum heads sound pretty tight or is it just the way you have them miked?
I change tuning a lot. But I am actually a fan of higher tuned toms.. Thanks for watching!
Great video....just subscribed!
great to hear, thank you man!
you're welcome! Keep up the great work!
I will. You too!
Love ur work!!
Meanwhile you should explain better the crossovers... Slowly is better for understanding what hand is going first where....
Thanks
Very userful exercises, very well explained and nicely played; thanks Micha!! (Did I hear the name well? :) )
good
👍great...
Thanks Mickey
Just throwing this out there but I believe the JB triplet is L-R-K almost like a right flam-kick widened into triplets. The only time he starts with the right is when it's a triplet down the toms to the kick. R-L-R-K (snare, tom, tom, kick). Source: Studied live videos, recordings, and bootlegs for 20 years.
Bravo ..
Thanks!
Geiles Ding 👏😌
vielen dank!
chingon
Excellent job, I'm just beginning and not quite up to speed.
You will get there, just take your time!
Another orchestration for this fill is to do both the R and L on the hi-hat. That's the fill Bonham does in Good Times Bad Times and it creates this neat auditory illusion like he's doing two kicks instead of one.
So good very well done, pretty sure the kit is a Ludwig Downbeat kit does anyone know what snare he is using
That is an old Gretsch but the same configuration as a downbeat.. The Snare is a Ludwig Supraphonic.
Hey Micky, another great lesson, clear and concise, you always break things down to an achievable level! Do you mind me asking how long have you been playing for? Malc
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. I am 30 now and I have started to play at age 10. So I've been playing for about 20 years.
That's when you know your getting old, when 30yr olds seem young;) I'm a late starter and been at it for nearly a yr now, totally addicted and getting there slowly! Thank again Micky
+Mooi957 haha, I got the same problem with 20 year olds. ;-)
Great to hear that you enjoy it so much. And believe me, it will be even more fun from year to year!
Good to know it's all relative! Look forward to exploring the endless possibilities and mastering bonham triplets so they sound clean, clean, clean!!
thanks 4the partitures
You are welcome!
2 questions:
1) does it end up being a problem if I do k r l instead? I find it easier to have the kick drum on the downbeats
2) when I do start it with my hands (eg rlk or lrk) does the kick do a quick to strikes at the end to end with the crash of the next measure's downbeat?
Thanks
Hi Adam,
1. it really doesn't matter if you start with the kick or with a hand. I use both, depending on the situation. 2. When I end on the Kick I do have to play a double stroke to get the downbeat of the next measure.
A+
Sehr lehrreiche Videos !
Was für eine extrem geil klingende Snare ist das bitte ?! 😲
Danke dir. Das ist eine Ludwig Supraphonic in 14x6,5
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