Deborah Bonham sings Since I've Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin

Deborah Bonham pays tribute to her brother and then sings an extraordinary version of Since I've Been Loving You. Performed at the John Bonham Tribute at the Key club, Hollywood - 25th Sept 2010.

[@janemorris2865]

Yup! Great Band and vocals, Deborah Bonham Rocks Hard!

[@flynlulus]

Great voice😁

[@jamiesmoot3054]

had the pleasure of jamming with her and her band a month ago she is a wonderful person

[@martinherts1967]

I imagine that was amazing! Fair play to you 😎

[@huggyhare]

Awesome vocals!

[@jean-pierrebrossard3540]

I'll see Deborah in Bourges in France tomorrow on jully 19th and i hope listen tribute to Led Zeppelin

[@culinaryrock]

The only thing that would have made this slightly better would to have had Jason on drums

[@Zeppelianofanclub]

Canta bem ela!

[@antonioleal576]

to sabendo agora que o baterista tinha uma filha, so conhecia o jason mesmo...

[@stevefairweather159]

Do the people in the audience ever shut their gobs ?????

[@LizGage]

Right there with ya!🤫

[@AlGrubis]

I'm sure I remember that guitarist from jazz school days, nodding off at the back of one of Collin Hemmingson's improv classes.

[@josephkaminski1857]

this drummer had the complete wrong hand and sticking movements. J B had very special hand and sticking that caused his signature patterns to sound very special when he did them compared to others. . It is like the difference between playing standard flam triplets and swiss flam triplets. Same exact notes , but the sticking and hand patterns make it so they simply do not sound the same. When you listen to JB you have to be able to hear what sticking he was using at each moment, Not just the notes.