Revisit John Bonham’s juggernaut 15-minute drum solo on Led Zeppelin song ‘Moby Dick’

Hey Drummers! The John Bonham celebration continues today... Do you consistently use your hi hat foot to keep time when you play or do you use it randomly based on the song that you are playing? One of the many things that made John Bonham's unique and incredible sound and style was how he used his hi hat foot. This video of Bonham soloing in 1977 demonstrates his consistent use of his left foot. Do you incorporate your hi hat foot consistently when you solo and or play songs? Please share your

Hey Drummers! Remembering the man, John Henry Bonham who we sadly lost on September 25th 1980. Previously I posted a video about John Bonham's Ludwig Green Sparkle Maple Drum Kit and how Bonham approached his drum kit tuning/tensioning as well as what mics were used and where they were placed for some of the Led Zeppelin drum track recording sessions. His drum tuning/tensioning was relatively high, more like jazz drum tunings. Check out this footage from one of Zeppelin's shows in Sydney Austral