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Snare rocks...what a crack. Part of Bonham is getting HIS sound down as well.

Teaching this and really struggled with this one fill! Thanks for breaking this down! ❤️

excellent tutorial, thank you so much, i need to get this down. You got skillz for sure man.

When did you go to MI? I went in 1988 and Ralph Humphrey was also one of my instructors and I had that book😂 . Blast from the past! Thank you for sharing 😅

That is exactly what he is NOT playing... I don't know why every drummer on this planet can't HEAR his double 16th notes on his bass drum... Bonham would NEVER play a simple 4 beat riff,,, " snare, floor tom, mounted tom and then 1- bass hit. It's Snare, Floor tom,, Mounted tom and two bass drum notes....NOT ONE!!!!!!!!! LOOK UP THE CORRECT MUSICAL NOTATION FOR THIS AND YOU WILL SEE THAT HE HITS HIS BASS DRUM ""TWO" TIMESS EVERY TIME.... NOT ONE!!!!!

Love your kit and those Ks

My battery will be dead before he gets to it

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I'm not finesse player it used to bother me. But I was fine with being a banger. John Bonham was a banger too. But his shuffle on.fool in the rain. That really hooked me when I was kid.

His name is pronounced “Pee Ert” for someone who had studied him sounds like someone is glib

I've been trying for years to piece it all together. Today, all questions were answered. Thank you kindly, Sir.

Massive help! I’m playing this song ina couple of months time and had no idea how to do the final solo. This video helped immensely.

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Es fehlen die Noten

Great Lesson👍

Hola , muy bueno. Es posible conseguir la partitura de bateria de la versión original ?

Jeff used that in the last fill on Stop Loving You. It took a while to figure out and a lot of drummer's still miss it in cover videos.

Do you do online lessons?

U look and sound like Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick.

Your awsome! Thanks

Congrats on the subs! 2k is a big deal. I loved the Jeff video you did a while back with him at MI. this video was great as well.

IMO......this video was about 15 minutes too long....

Man I wish I could actually learn from you, do you do drum lessons haha. This even in the odds book sounds great, I'm gonna look into it. I've been using these ideas in my music for a long time but never EVER thought about it in methodical way. Just being insane hahahahaha.

Lots of drummer do this, including myself. Another thing is to play this on the open hat or lighter cymbal. I find a lighter stroke sounds even better. It really sets up the crash on the downbeat.

Great lesson. Tried playing it the right way ? Live he hits every hh with his right hand. The way it is recorded, every second hh from the 3 grouping is actually a left foot close afte the bark. Waaaaay harder up tempo. Try and keep on teaching bro ❤

Great lesson. Tried playing it the right way ? Live he hits every hh with his right hand. The way it is recorded, every second hh from the 3 grouping is actually a left foot close afte the bark. Waaaaay harder up tempo. Try and keep on teaching bro ❤

I sat behind Jeff at the baked potato club for ten years ‘81-‘92 i saw it first in ‘81 your close the amount is correct but the sticking is different and which drums but if you didn’t see it I would be hard to figure out I had to see it at his hi hat a few times it’s RLR-RL(BD)just repeated I’ll explain think purdie Rosanna RLR-RLR thing so here’s the recipe! R(floor tom)LRRL(sd) BD -- NOW IT FLIPS BACK -RL(sd)RR(ft)L(sd)BD practice the quick move RL(sd)RR(ft) / R(ft)LRR(sd) to get the right move from floor tom to the snare and back also at the end of this he plays ( I think ) the hand to hand pattern on the snareRLRRL(BD) R(snare) and adds an extra stroke you can see Jeff do this is and the double cymbal crash thing YT Jeffrey Thomas Porcaro recording session 1989 Japan watch till the end he plays all the fills he usually plays also YT Jeff intro you can see and hear him play 5 stroke thing on a tracking dare for Benny Hester album song is called passion possession Also Los lobotomy band lobotomy stew he plays this

I love it ❤❤❤❤

Wow Dale this is such an awesome drum lesson I love it.😃👍❤️🥁

LOL I thought that I’d been doing for this for years as a mistake. 🤣

Great video! I also have been doing this for years. I'm thinking I probably picked it up from Steve Smith. I listened and played along with tons of the old school Journey tunes years ago when I began learning to play.

I’ve been doing this for years, as a Toto and Jeff fan 😉

Good stuff! Thank you 😊

Yes very cool ... I will give this a try! Thank you 😊

very nice. will implement into my playing ‼️ what cymbals are you running on your kit in this video? interested in the crashes mainly

thanks for putting this up it's really appreciated quite aot

Too much talking😊

😝 P r o m o S M

Cool

Best explanation i have ever seen Thank you. Cheers from Toronto

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Jeff does this crazy 5 stroke roll groove at about 8:05 min into this video. Leland Sklar posted about it. So cool i found the original guy who took the video! th-cam.com/video/7hPboLIK7P8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xdPuVemAEu0iPCsC Any idea how to breakdown this groove?😂 Jeff is a legend

Wow! Nice work!

DW drum lessons, the irony 😂

I’m up at 3 am listening I was in band and time signatures are still really tough for me

Very cool rhythms!

Your very talented my freind. All your stuff is very good

Kool

Thanks for pointing me here from the Toto video. th-cam.com/video/Ymz5Ti0oeS0/w-d-xo.html Another excellent breakdown. The one thing I'll add is the way he changes the ending for each of the four groups: snare flam, low toms flam, snare+open hi-hats, low toms flam. Gives it a lovely up-down-up-down pattern. And Peart is indeed "Peert" rather than "Pert".. th-cam.com/video/iq3yjfoorsU/w-d-xo.html

Why?! 😅 Exactly! The why for me is the lack of confidence and practice on doubles. I definitely need some doubles in my playing. Thank you for the lesson. The fills sound different and great 👍🏼