During the summer of 1979, Led Zeppelin performed two concerts at Knebworth Stadium in England. While sound-checking prior to the first show, the band was playing "Trampled Underfoot" when Jimmy Page saw Bonzo standing out where the audience would soon be. So he turned around, and to his surprise and delight, saw Jason BEHIND THE DRUMS! He started to smile and laugh. When John Paul Jones saw Jimmy laughing, HE turned around, saw Jason playing, and started smiling and laughing, too! After they finished the song, Bonzo went back up onstage and said to his three bandmates--by then, Robert Plant was smiling and laughing, too--and said, "Now I can actually say I SAW Led Zeppelin!"
What John Bonham also did was to teach Jason (12years of age at this point) other drummers tunes like The Whos Keith Moon. So when John got asked what he thought of Keith Moons drumming, he would reply........"my 12 year old can play that" 🤣🤣🤣class act
@@johnriley7312 He will always carry a bad karma of being compared with his dad. In Spanish we have a saying that goes: "nothing grows tall under the shadow of a big tree".
When Phil Collins was recognized as drummer of the year John Bonham had his then 12 yr old son get on his drumset, right then and there, and play the song Collins had be recognized for. John's comment, "I don't see what the big deal is, my 12 yr old son plays it just as well."
I have been saying that for 30+ yrs, He has the DNA, but he has his own style. Not a drummer myself, but I know he even tunes his drums a bit differet from his dad, yet, his dad was his teacher, Saw him with Virginia wolf, warm up for the Firm. had the double bass back then.
So many unkind and unfair comments about this video. How about just judge Jason Bonham's drumming on his own merit. And to me, his timing, grooves and fills are really doing this song justice.
I keep thinking of the scene in "The Song Remains the Same" when he's like 4 years old and playing the drums during "Moby Dick" and knowing based on his approach and attitude at 4 years old he was going to be an incredible drummer when he grew up!
Can you imagine how many gazillion times he's been compared to his father in his life? I'll bet a day never goes by that he doesnt have to hear or read that sh**. He's a hell of a drummer in his own right, and has balls of steel just to pick up a pair of drumsticks.
OF COURSE he's compared to his father. His life is a tribute to John Henry. He's made his living emulating his father. I'm glad Barry Manilow's doesn't have a son.
Darrin you got right same compares of Ian Paice and John Bonham milions time-they both was legends and they both will always was legends no sense to compare them
@@mark3400 needs to be said, he is not distancing himself from his dad at all, he's taken over the business. I remember he did have a Band, "Bonham", and tried to do Original Stuff, but this is where the money is. He needs to hook up with a Billy Sheen level Bass Player and a Guthrie Vai Level Guitarists and a Good Singer with some smart Lyrics. Even if you don't hit Zeppelin level success you at least did your own thing. I think I heard Daltrey and Townsends Kids were going to make a Who Jr.... I would expect that from the "Last show ever Band". They may have been joking but it was Roger or Pete that said it.
@@zachschoenberg4474 Kind of is tho. Not really that one is better than the other. They are both kind of different drummers but equally as talented. Jason is one of those sons who to me has the same legendary status as his dad.
It kinda suck that he will always be overshadowed by his father. I mean, no one is going to be better at rock drumming than John, but he still isn’t getting nearly enough credit for his skill because of his father.
flamecolumn I have seen a few videos with Carmine Apiece do the same thing it’s like he looks like comes off the fill on the upbeat looking like be messed up and has turn the beat around, but he then does some catch up notes to come back on the down beat. Very clever!!!
That snare sound is epic in its own right.I have that same drum and no matter what I do to it,it just doesn't sound even close.Jason has lived with a huge weight on his shoulder.Namely his pop's legacy.He has carried that legacy with honor and pride.He's not just a great drummer.He's quite a man.
unfortunately he crashed one beat to early at the end but recovered decently. You would never see John do something like that, and John was half his age.
@@3SevenStangVids No he didn't. It wasn't the end of the fill. He followed it up with the bark on the high hat, which brought him right back to where he started. Perfectly timed
Just listen to him funk out with the clavinet keys! I know there are purists that think any LZ should be note-for-note like the record but this is Jason BONHAM! Even his dad and the rest of the band improvised and mixed it up BIG TIME on stage. So many live performances that we can see/hear now that shows the mighty Zeppeliin mixing it up. They were/are all consummate musicians that CAN and DO listen to each other and create an exciting and unique musical performance each and every time! As a drummer, I think what Jason is doing is utterly brilliant. Pays homage to the original drum part but also brings it to a different level...puts his own stamp on it. His dad wouldn't have it any other way!
He's almost as great his Dad! He's the closest there is. He isn't hitting his drums hard as his Dad, but he has his own grooves but mostly sticks to his Father's principles.
@@morbidmanmusic Which spots? I've got to thank you for your comment though. It had the effect of making me watch it again and appreciate anew Jason's incredible musicianship.
Yes. He has definetely shown his own style on his bands. Though the Led Zeppelin influence is always present, not only on drums, on his projects with own material
Andy T Well, he’s not exactly auditioning here, but it’s a little lightweight to our ears for obvious reasons. I feel for Jason, being pidgeonholed constantly. Can you imagine the pressure being John’s son? I would love to see him find his own thing a bit more, so he can grow as a player.
I remember meeting Jason at a bar in Atlanta in the 80s we were drinking Goldschlager shots. Didn't know who he was at the time then the house band says we have a special guest in the house and he got up and set in on drums played with the bass player from Ratt. They did a Beatles song didn't even do a Zeppelin song what the hell. Him and his wife were very cool . So I got to meet and shake the hand of the son of the best drummer in the world. Rock on brother
Joe Rico Musicians are typically very accessible and easy people to work with. I’ve found the most successful of them to often be the most open. They get asked a lot of really dumb questions so are delighted to engage in any real conversation. Touring is the loneliest thing anyone can do for a living.
My band opened up for jason bonham band at hammerjacks ,Baltimore ,when he had his big mtv hits in the 80s. I got to sit right behind him on stage and watch everything he was doing. Was a treat back then
I went to a foreigner concert with my mom when I was a teenager. Through a miraculous turn of events I found 2 separate $20 bills at diff times, and was able to buy a signed head from him, and ended up meeting him. What a great guy!
He was selling autographed heads. I don't think it was him, so much as the venue. And my mom spent all the money she had on her, which is what made the moment so incredible
As someone who had the great honor of seeing Jason’s dad play four times in the 70’s I’m glad he puts own spin on these great Led Zeppelin classics because there will never be another John Bonham.
Crosswalk Larry Nope, no high needed at a Led Zeppelin concert just the energy excitement and joy of actually seeing the four most talented musicians in history was enough for me.
Jason has come a long way... I don't think his father could have played it any better than what I just witnessed: the funkiness, Swagger and execution is a perfect 10 here. The sound of his drums is also phenomenal!
Relax, chief, he didn't save the world with this sound check, and he doesn't hit nearly as hard as his old man. Besides, his Dad was the originator of that drum part.
I went and saw the tribute show he is doing a few years ago and it was incredible. Brought me to tears when he was playing simultaneously along with the old man behind him on the giant screen.
His fast fills are so so smooth! It’s not even fancy it’s just full of feel, clean crisp hits and perfect timing. Get in get out make it count and don’t get in the way!
Jason played in a band with a couple of good friends of mine Healing Sixes and I would go see them in small clubs and I would sit about ten feet from Jason on the right side of his kit and just watch everything he was playing !!!!! He would look up from time to time and give me a nod !!!!!!!! Great Drummer !!!!
I met Jason back in the early 90s in a music store. Nice guy. His guitarist was with him, a very Jimmy Page looking guy. I can't recall what the band was called. I can't believe he has grey hair now! Time flies
It may sound sort of strange but I get kind of emotional when I see Jason Bonham. Just watching him and I almost can't believe it. Not because he's not a good drummer or anything. But here's the flesh and blood of the man who's been gone 40 years now, and he's playing the drums. I dunno I'm not explaining myself very well!
Sitting behind the kit in 07 must have been a dream come true for Jason. He made is father proud. Hoping to get to see you and Mike, Joe and Sammy in Phoenix in August! 🤘🏼
@@Cell1969 666 lol...nuff said get lost LOSER!!!!! One thing about music an individual is never wrong if I determine Engelbert Humperdinck is the best musician ever and he's a legend that is my choice therefore I am correct.
Rock on Jason,,sounding tight , I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to have " uncle"Robert,Jimmy and Jonezey on speed dial,, but your keeping things real and out there , with the legend and expectations that follow you, a damn good drummer in your own right
Your father was such a monster player. I’m so glad you took up his legacy. Zep was a huge influence on my teenage years. I was trying to catch them on their last tour before his passing.
Jason Bonham, the Bonham spirit, with PERFECT Modern Jason drumming (His percussive notes flow like hot liquid molten gold, hammered then fashioned into the familiar tunes we've Loved and known..B.B.Jazzman 2022...) . like a perpetual metronome with built in swing.. THIS is the best Hard Rock drummer the world has today.. THIS is my personal honest opinion of my top 5 Hard Rock drummers of today. Jason Bonham has MORE than paid his dues ..he is a very strong player who has worked his ass off no matter what project..100+% input? You'd be bloody right ! Thank you again Jason Bonham, the world is blessed to have you !!
No he isn't. Not even close. Not in technique or innovation. So many people are looking at him through rose colored glasses because of his last name. A good professional drummer of course. But he's no better than any other rock drummer. He has his dads name but that's all. Every bit as incredible? No way. Listen on you tube to his dads isolated drums on Fool in the Rain. So much smoother and more precise. No comparison. Have a great day
Mystery Painter I couldn’t agree more. He’s a good, basic, solid classic rock drummer. No innovation, no definable style or sound, nothing to set him apart from millions of other drummers in the same style. I’m not a John Bonham fan boy, but no one can deny his contribution to the drumming legacy and development. Jason is just a good drummer with a great last name. And there’s nothing wrong with that, I’m glad he has a career!
During the summer of 1979, Led Zeppelin performed two concerts at Knebworth Stadium in England. While sound-checking prior to the first show, the band was playing "Trampled Underfoot" when Jimmy Page saw Bonzo standing out where the audience would soon be. So he turned around, and to his surprise and delight, saw Jason BEHIND THE DRUMS! He started to smile and laugh. When John Paul Jones saw Jimmy laughing, HE turned around, saw Jason playing, and started smiling and laughing, too! After they finished the song, Bonzo went back up onstage and said to his three bandmates--by then, Robert Plant was smiling and laughing, too--and said, "Now I can actually say I SAW Led Zeppelin!"
Awesome!!!
@Sweetski1964 Thank you1
Is this a true story? I love it
Thats a fucking awesome story and true as I read it in a biography somewhere at some point 👍 👌 👏
What John Bonham also did was to teach Jason (12years of age at this point) other drummers tunes like The Whos Keith Moon. So when John got asked what he thought of Keith Moons drumming, he would reply........"my 12 year old can play that" 🤣🤣🤣class act
Imagine John Paul Jones, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page being your “Uncles”?!
Dream come true
@Guy Sky wow!! How awesome!
I could only wish
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...and getting drum lessons from John Bonham.
Regardless of who his father was, this guy is a great drummer.
It must be hard to follow in such BIG footsteps, but he's done great for himself
@@johnriley7312 He will always carry a bad karma of being compared with his dad. In Spanish we have a saying that goes: "nothing grows tall under the shadow of a big tree".
@Frank Cowperwood Wut?
@Frank Cowperwood what a useless comment. Stop wasting your time and our time. Surely you have better things to do in life.
His late father was John "Bonzo" Bonham of Led Zeppelin!
Jason may have inherited the “feel” from the Master, but the skill only comes with work. He is a beast of a drummer in his own right.
His dad, “The Master” wrote what he’s playing….just saying 🤷🏻♂️
@@sgt_loeram1933 err no he didn't. The drum score Jason is playing is his own.
@@nchcroy3877 yep 💯% correct
@@nchcroy3877 totally different from how the old man played it
in which you would never amount ;)
His dad would be so proud of him.
If his dad were alive, JB would be a plumber...that’s pretty good at drums.
When Phil Collins was recognized as drummer of the year John Bonham had his then 12 yr old son get on his drumset, right then and there, and play the song Collins had be recognized for. John's comment, "I don't see what the big deal is, my 12 yr old son plays it just as well."
Oh my God, you are so right.
who’s his dad?
how do you know that ?
His snare sound is perfect.
Not a fan of it personally, but it is still a great snare
True dude
Appears to be a Ludwig super sensitive,
Ludwig no longer manufacturers that snare though.
I hear special order maybe,but no longer a line item.
Fucking cymbals too
6:10 what song is that??
One the coolest things about his playing, he plays in the spirit of his dad, but sounds like Jason. Great!!
I have been saying that for 30+ yrs, He has the DNA, but he has his own style. Not a drummer myself, but I know he even tunes his drums a bit differet from his dad, yet, his dad was his teacher, Saw him with Virginia wolf, warm up for the Firm. had the double bass back then.
He has no choice, NO ONE could sound like Bonzo....no one....
So many unkind and unfair comments about this video. How about just judge Jason Bonham's drumming on his own merit. And to me, his timing, grooves and fills are really doing this song justice.
I don't know what you're talking about. The majority of comments are super positive.
Drumming runs strong in the Bonham family. It's great that Jason is out there kicking ass, and carrying on the legacy of his family's name.
His daddy has got to be smiling at him. Jason has definitely made a name for himself.
Well said sir and I couldn’t agree more!!!
Right on ! What would we do without our drummers ?
@@Snakefinger1000 i guess we'd just beat it
I keep thinking of the scene in "The Song Remains the Same" when he's like 4 years old and playing the drums during "Moby Dick" and knowing based on his approach and attitude at 4 years old he was going to be an incredible drummer when he grew up!
Dear little Jason, man did he grow up fast. 😄
Is that Mr. Jimmy at stage left, wish I was going to the show.😟
Lol..YUP
@@peteashby7716 I think he's not! Jimmy has his hair white by now! Probable a relative!
@@dftns I did not mean Jimmy Page OBE but the very good cover band guitarist, Mr. Jimmy Sakurai.
@@peteashby7716 ahh ok! Now I see! Should had been said since the beginning! people and I think the obvious way!
Can you imagine how many gazillion times he's been compared to his father in his life? I'll bet a day never goes by that he doesnt have to hear or read that sh**. He's a hell of a drummer in his own right, and has balls of steel just to pick up a pair of drumsticks.
Couldn’t agree more! Well said! He’s a powerhouse behind the kit in his own right.
Very true. Jason is incredible live. My boyfriend and I saw him November 2021.
OF COURSE he's compared to his father. His life is a tribute to John Henry. He's made his living emulating his father. I'm glad Barry Manilow's doesn't have a son.
Darrin you got right same compares of Ian Paice and John Bonham milions time-they both was legends and they both will always was legends no sense to compare them
@@mark3400 needs to be said, he is not distancing himself from his dad at all, he's taken over the business.
I remember he did have a Band, "Bonham", and tried to do Original Stuff, but this is where the money is.
He needs to hook up with a Billy Sheen level Bass Player and a Guthrie Vai Level Guitarists and a Good Singer with some smart Lyrics. Even if you don't hit Zeppelin level success you at least did your own thing.
I think I heard Daltrey and Townsends Kids were going to make a Who Jr.... I would expect that from the "Last show ever Band". They may have been joking but it was Roger or Pete that said it.
Jason Bohnam has been John Bohnam on the drums longer than his father had been.
Lmfao
And john is still the better drummer lol
@@3SevenStangVids not even debatable
@@zachschoenberg4474 Kind of is tho. Not really that one is better than the other. They are both kind of different drummers but equally as talented.
Jason is one of those sons who to me has the same legendary status as his dad.
@@3SevenStangVids appels and oranges..
Highly underrated,
he's a damn fine drummer.
@grand pakii are you a musician?
grand pakii what should he have done differently?
It kinda suck that he will always be overshadowed by his father. I mean, no one is going to be better at rock drumming than John, but he still isn’t getting nearly enough credit for his skill because of his father.
He's good, but I'm not sure I'd call him great. He isn't his dad. He started out a bit slow on this video, but he got better around the 1:30 mark.
Not underrated. The Bonham name is all he has. He’s fine, but certainly nothing special.
I love how he keeps flirting with danger at the bar line and keeps escaping.
Just like his daddy did. Right up to the edge. Making things sound like they are just about to fall apart.....but they never do.
flamecolumn I have seen a few videos with Carmine Apiece do the same thing it’s like he looks like comes off the fill on the upbeat looking like be messed up and has turn the beat around, but he then does some catch up notes to come back on the down beat. Very clever!!!
Comes back at the one but you don't quite know how!
It keeps the other instrument players on they're toes paying attention.
@@flamecolumn yep...example at 4:24
That snare sound is epic in its own right.I have that same drum and no matter what I do to it,it just doesn't sound even close.Jason has lived with a huge weight on his shoulder.Namely his pop's legacy.He has carried that legacy with honor and pride.He's not just a great drummer.He's quite a man.
...that one doesn't sound like this either...
Never knew that Rick Harrison was this good at the drums
That's funny. I'm gonna pawn that statement. LoL !
Well, he did sing with Roger Daltrey from The Who!
Lmmfbo
Why are you such a fem boy??
Did you're daddy touch you??
Your father is grinning ear to ear. Just outstanding!
@michaelatw86 shut up Michael.
My father is simple.He is always grinning.
6:10 what song is that??
@@ishworpoudel7305 Kashmir
I cant stop listening to that fill at 2:04
He made his dad proud with that one.
Me too :)))
unfortunately he crashed one beat to early at the end but recovered decently. You would never see John do something like that, and John was half his age.
@@3SevenStangVids No he didn't. It wasn't the end of the fill. He followed it up with the bark on the high hat, which brought him right back to where he started. Perfectly timed
What about 3:16?
Best sounding snare I have ever heard.
Yeah what is that anyway
Ludwig 100th anniversary Chrome over Brass Suphraphonic. It was given to him as a gift when he endorsed Ludwig.
It sounds like a deep snare.
Totally, that was my first thought actually.
It really is perfectly balanced... really hard to do...
Jason is a total pocket, tasteful drummer. Has his own style, but can bust out the chops when he wants too. Awesome drummer.
Its a pity no one turned up
My guess is it’s a soundcheck..
@@Henry-uv9xu Whoosh
Oh they did
Whoosh
lol!!!!!
I like how he puts his own spin on it.
Kieran Chalmers es it’s different, syncopated bass drum!the original was more straight?
Just listen to him funk out with the clavinet keys! I know there are purists that think any LZ should be note-for-note like the record but this is Jason BONHAM! Even his dad and the rest of the band improvised and mixed it up BIG TIME on stage. So many live performances that we can see/hear now that shows the mighty Zeppeliin mixing it up. They were/are all consummate musicians that CAN and DO listen to each other and create an exciting and unique musical performance each and every time! As a drummer, I think what Jason is doing is utterly brilliant. Pays homage to the original drum part but also brings it to a different level...puts his own stamp on it. His dad wouldn't have it any other way!
senri kawaguchi would put him to shame
He's almost as great his Dad! He's the closest there is. He isn't hitting his drums hard as his Dad, but he has his own grooves but mostly sticks to his Father's principles.
He's playing Paiste cymbals just like his Dad, isn't he? !I love them!
I'm sure ur dad is watching for above....he's one proud father
If they sold their souls then no, he’s watching from below
He's such a great drummer. Brilliant fills and groove, impeccable time, and that snare sound as others have remarked is to die for!
he drags in several spots badly. He sounds good though. But that is true.
@@morbidmanmusic Which spots? I've got to thank you for your comment though. It had the effect of making me watch it again and appreciate anew Jason's incredible musicianship.
@@morbidmanmusic The feel, his feel is what the most important, the song feels good, the vibe is there, I'm buying.
@@morbidmanmusic ?
He definitely got the funk!👍 His fills sound like his Dad’s. But he has his own style too. Good drummer.
TONY GLORIA PRODUCTIONS His fills, particularly, are nothing at all like John’s. No similarity whatsoever.
Yes. He has definetely shown his own style on his bands. Though the Led Zeppelin influence is always present, not only on drums, on his projects with own material
Yep lots of fills and licks in there that are all his own. Snare sounds fantastic!
No doubt he’s a great drummer but there’s something missing,I’d like to here a studio recording
Andy T Well, he’s not exactly auditioning here, but it’s a little lightweight to our ears for obvious reasons. I feel for Jason, being pidgeonholed constantly. Can you imagine the pressure being John’s son? I would love to see him find his own thing a bit more, so he can grow as a player.
Naturally he would have a unbelievably perfect sounding snare.
True
It sure is deep/thick
Ludwig supraphonic 15"
@facts 43 can't rule it out. A larger stick would help extract the true sound from that heavy, metal snare .
Kiko doesn’t look like a 15?
I don't know what it is, but there is something unique about how he conducts himself on the drums, graceful, and yet really frickin' powerful
That thing is in his blood. Idk either. Just chalk it up to rock n roll LoL
Sounds familiar!
Just incredible !!!!! What a groove....what pressure....what musicality.....Jason just keeps the legacy
I remember meeting Jason at a bar in Atlanta in the 80s we were drinking Goldschlager shots. Didn't know who he was at the time then the house band says we have a special guest in the house and he got up and set in on drums played with the bass player from Ratt. They did a Beatles song didn't even do a Zeppelin song what the hell. Him and his wife were very cool . So I got to meet and shake the hand of the son of the best drummer in the world. Rock on brother
never ever wash that hand in your life again. will you?
Joe Rico He’s a very accessible guy. His dad would be really proud of that.
So Dave Grohl was there too?
@@the_rover1 well as a drummer I can say I think it added a little bit more to my repertoire. I like to think so anyway 🤘 he really is cool though
Joe Rico Musicians are typically very accessible and easy people to work with. I’ve found the most successful of them to often be the most open. They get asked a lot of really dumb questions so are delighted to engage in any real conversation. Touring is the loneliest thing anyone can do for a living.
Wow, that singer is nailing this.
I thought it was a recording of Plants voice at first.
Sylvester Bester Tester yeah, he’s great! I think it’s James Dylan jamesdylanofficial.com/biography.html
There will never be another ZEPPELIN music just isn't the same they were trully ground breaking song writers.
My band opened up for jason bonham band at hammerjacks ,Baltimore ,when he had his big mtv hits in the 80s.
I got to sit right behind him on stage and watch everything he was doing. Was a treat back then
I went to a foreigner concert with my mom when I was a teenager. Through a miraculous turn of events I found 2 separate $20 bills at diff times, and was able to buy a signed head from him, and ended up meeting him. What a great guy!
Brad Griffith Wait a minute, he accepted money from you for a head?! Bullshit! He would NEVER do such a thing.
@@artysanmobile you got that right.what a load of bollocks
He was selling autographed heads. I don't think it was him, so much as the venue. And my mom spent all the money she had on her, which is what made the moment so incredible
As someone who had the great honor of seeing Jason’s dad play four times in the 70’s I’m glad he puts own spin on these great Led Zeppelin classics because there will never be another John Bonham.
Les Blat You would be correct, the one and only but you already know that Les.
Did you bring a bong to the show?
Crosswalk Larry Nope, no high needed at a Led Zeppelin concert just the energy excitement and joy of actually seeing the four most talented musicians in history was enough for me.
There will be another Neil Peart as well.
Karen Hilker I think you are correct on that one, people with the amount of musical talent are very rare and don’t come along that often
Saw Jason and the band not too long ago with my son in Niagara Falls and WAY TO GO! Thanks Jason for the memories...
Beside the fact Jason is amazing he honours his fathers legacy every time he plays What more could you want 😎
Jason has come a long way... I don't think his father could have played it any better than what I just witnessed: the funkiness, Swagger and execution is a perfect 10 here. The sound of his drums is also phenomenal!
thats a bit of a stretch, but yeah john's probably pretty proud of him
I was thinking he doesn't quite have the feel his father had. Still a very good drummer though. His pops is a legend
@@MentalyptiC Same feel as his father's
Don’t be crazy.
Relax, chief, he didn't save the world with this sound check, and he doesn't hit nearly as hard as his old man. Besides, his Dad was the originator of that drum part.
I went and saw the tribute show he is doing a few years ago and it was incredible. Brought me to tears when he was playing simultaneously along with the old man behind him on the giant screen.
Yeah, love how he moves from the front of the groove/beat to the back so much without losing it - adds tension without going overboard
Now this is real Rock and Roll magic. Jason Bonham brings the original Led Zep 'neo-thrutch' sound into the 21st century. Respect.
His fast fills are so so smooth! It’s not even fancy it’s just full of feel, clean crisp hits and perfect timing. Get in get out make it count and don’t get in the way!
Jason’s dad is up there looking down and saying,That’s My Boy!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Up where ?
He’s only gotten way better over the years. Word!
Christ the drum sound is almost a perfect match. That signature snare sound makes it feel like the real thing.
Jason played in a band with a couple of good friends of mine Healing Sixes and I would go see them in small clubs and I would sit about ten feet from Jason on the right side of his kit and just watch everything he was playing !!!!! He would look up from time to time and give me a nod !!!!!!!! Great Drummer !!!!
Very cool😎
David , sounds as if you're man crushing a little bit there .
maybe it was the good looking girl behind you?
@@SWAINHILL ...lol...you may be right...
Eric Saylors is a good friend of ours.
Puts heart into the funk with or without an audience...
you don't exactly need an audience for either of those things, but ok
How can anyone dislike this? Don't understand.
His feel is nowhere like his dad, there's MY reason. Other drummers groove way better when playing JB's licks. But that's just my opinion.
Nice to see the son of a legend not fade away or self destruct under their dad’s shadow but actually embrace it.
Let’s not forget the dude singing!!! Absolutely nailed it.
thats wht im saying right now! dude's amazing!
I met Jason back in the early 90s in a music store. Nice guy. His guitarist was with him, a very Jimmy Page looking guy. I can't recall what the band was called. I can't believe he has grey hair now! Time flies
Still crushing it like a Bonham should.
The drummer has the best seat in the house. I just had the 2nd best seat in the house! Thanks for sharing!
His dad the late great John Bonham got me into drums. Nice to see his son carrying on the family name proudly. Great job Jason
True bloodline of ancient craft talent. Mixed in with all the personality of the mountains. God damn bless him.
I hope everyone who reads this goes and sees Jason Bonham and the Led Zeppelin Experience. Absolute blast for 2 hours!!!
Sick show!!!
It may sound sort of strange but I get kind of emotional when I see Jason Bonham. Just watching him and I almost can't believe it. Not because he's not a good drummer or anything. But here's the flesh and blood of the man who's been gone 40 years now, and he's playing the drums. I dunno I'm not explaining myself very well!
We understand brother
I know EXACTLY what you mean
Nah man, you're crystal clear.
Totally got it brah.....
I get it. I feel the same way.
DNA of drummers in him!! I played drums and literally feel him over this songs….
My all time favorite Zep song.
I learned to play drums by listening to Bonzo starting in 1969, and still playing drums every day.
Bonzo and ginger are 2 of the greatest imo
AWESOME ! Thank you, something about that Bonham Rhythm ! Cheers
That's just amazing! So enjoyable to watch and hear!
Sitting behind the kit in 07 must have been a dream come true for Jason. He made is father proud. Hoping to get to see you and Mike, Joe and Sammy in Phoenix in August! 🤘🏼
By George, I think the boy fills those big shoes just fine.
Boy George? No, his dad was John Bonham.
Bro you never cease to make me smile with funky shit and great grooves
This is awesome!!! Great sound, crank it up, you are there! This is it!
Absolutely fantastic , Thank you 🇨🇦
Jason is becoming a legend like his dad.
Mime artist does not make a legend....
@@Cell1969 666 lol...nuff said get lost LOSER!!!!! One thing about music an individual is never wrong if I determine Engelbert Humperdinck is the best musician ever and he's a legend that is my choice therefore I am correct.
Eh...no
@@7thfleet306 lol opinions, peoples opinions are always right, right? PS. I'm a drum tutor of 30 years, so my opinions counts for fuck all I guess :p
Tracy Turnbull Umm...no, but he’s a wonderful guy and really good at his craft.
I had the pleasure of seeing these guys at the Concord New Hampshire Center for the Arts several years ago. I have to admit. They nailed it.
Thanks Jason. You put a smile on alot of faces.
Beautiful playing. Great smooth groove
Great playing as usual, makes you appreciate the sheer genius his dad was coming up with these patterns all those years ago. Great groove 👌
Jason is just incredible, damnnnnnnn!
GO AHEAD ON WITH THE FUNK FEEL OF YOUR BAD-ASS DADDY, GOOD BROTHER JASON !!! This is my second all-time favorite Zeppelin tune
Love this groove. cant stop listening to it.
Rock on Jason,,sounding tight , I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to have " uncle"Robert,Jimmy and Jonezey on speed dial,, but your keeping things real and out there , with the legend and expectations that follow you, a damn good drummer in your own right
That's one impressive and confidant display on the drums. Love it.
Hell Yeah! Thanks for the ride along 🤘🤩🤘
Jason is a badass on the drums as was his father John.
I love listening to Led Zeppelin.
Love Jason's drumming. So in the pocket all the time. His father would be proud.
Definitely in the pocket the whole song...great drummer
Brilliant 👏love the sound of that snare❤
Jason is an awesome drummer and his feel is just amazing. Very musical and solid in the pocket.
John still lives! IN YOU! THANK YOU! you & ur dad ! No one touches that wow!😚🎶 priceless!😊
Your father was such a monster player. I’m so glad you took up his legacy. Zep was a huge influence on my teenage years. I was trying to catch them on their last tour before his passing.
So effortless I love this song awesome drums.
That gave me chills up and down my spine AWESOME
The greatest compliment I can give is to say he really is his fathers son
Solid drumming and fantasy, without any useless excess. Well done.
I hear his pops….tears are welling up. Loved Bonhams sound. Loved loved loved. He left us too early.
Every time I see Jason playing just brings a smile to my face.
I agree John would be so proud of him, I fits with Zeppelin like a glove♥️
jason sounds so great when he improvises, and doesn't muscle up on the drumset, he is truly great when he plays like this!!!!!!!
bonzo10000 Agreed! Jason sounds his best playing like Jason.
Jason Bonham, the Bonham spirit, with PERFECT Modern Jason drumming
(His percussive notes flow like hot liquid molten gold, hammered then fashioned into the familiar tunes we've
Loved and known..B.B.Jazzman 2022...)
. like a perpetual metronome with built in swing.. THIS is the best Hard Rock drummer the world has today..
THIS is my personal honest opinion of my top 5 Hard Rock drummers of today.
Jason Bonham has MORE than paid his dues ..he is a very strong player who has worked his ass off no matter what project..100+% input? You'd be bloody right !
Thank you again Jason Bonham, the world is blessed to have you !!
Fantastic!!! Seen them twice!!
Absolutely Brilliant!
Instantly Jason Bonham takes you there as if you were listening to his father during a live concert. He's every bit as incredible.
No he isn't. Not even close. Not in technique or innovation. So many people are looking at him through rose colored glasses because of his last name. A good professional drummer of course. But he's no better than any other rock drummer. He has his dads name but that's all. Every bit as incredible? No way. Listen on you tube to his dads isolated drums on Fool in the Rain. So much smoother and more precise. No comparison. Have a great day
deanxxi Calm down there. They are as different as can be.
Mystery Painter I couldn’t agree more. He’s a good, basic, solid classic rock drummer. No innovation, no definable style or sound, nothing to set him apart from millions of other drummers in the same style. I’m not a John Bonham fan boy, but no one can deny his contribution to the drumming legacy and development. Jason is just a good drummer with a great last name. And there’s nothing wrong with that, I’m glad he has a career!
Amazing just like his father God bless him...
Безграничная вам благодарность !!!
Jason is a powerhouse like his dad,but also puts his style in as well. Respect to your pops & you,thank you for keeping REAL MUSIC alive.🤘🤘
Of course he's good, his dad was some famous musician or something.
Lmfao
I heard that too. 😉😄
Ya kinda.......... understatement of the year
Only the best rock percussionist who’s ever graced the planet!
Mike!!!