John Bonham and John Paul Jones' isolated tracks on the song "Celebration Day", from the third track of Led Zeppelin III. Support the channel with a donation: ko-fi.com/ludw...
I am not sure that was intentional. Sounds like he was playing the A on the E string with much aggression and sometimes one bends the string so the note becomes sharp by accident...or as you say a happy accident. Also, do you notice how JB rushes (dare i say) just a bit at times? I call it "vibe" but I know guys that would quantize the hell out of it if they could...and of course they would ruin it!!!
@@drewgoog Happy accidents are just that, but listening to JPJ generally across the Zeppelin catalogue suggests he knew exactly what he was doing - every second of every moment. An exceptional musician on every level.
Bonham had such perfect timing in grooving great drum fills with variety, & dynamics. Imo he was never just a straight forward basher. He had an immense drum/ drum fill vocabulary. Whatever the fill he always laid down the right one at the right time, Everytime! Such a delicate touch & feel too.
This song is, without question, my absolute favorite drum bit of Bonham because it highlights all of his intangible qualities as a drummer.. First of all...the fills? Non-existent, other than SIMPLE stroke roll at the end of each phrase. It's a simple 4/4 groove with a relatively riffy bass drum pattern and ghost notes on the snare to encapsulate the dragging swing greasy feel he plays with. A child could play this drum beat..I nailed this drum part pretty early on. Any novice can play this song. But even pros can't play this simple beat and make it sound THIS good. Bonham's individual time feel, his greasy straight/swung feel, and his ability to play with such dynamics gives his drumming so much swagger and life to the point that even is simple groove like this can be played with such heavy swagger. Ba-tsmm-BAA-tsmm Best there was.
This rip came out as well as any I've heard that isn't from the stem multitracks. Fewer and fewer artifacts as the AI gets better and better. Even the overall tone we're left with is warmer and far less shrill than a few years back. Great work!
Keef and Townsend and Clapton just "didn't get' Zep. This is only one half of the band just fucking swinging and grooving. What is there not to "get" ?
I have always liked that snare fill at around 1 : 50. It is not difficult to play but just sounds so good. Sometimes I listen to Bonham and I might really like something which isn't technical like the quarter notes on the hi-hat which turn into eighth notes which are followed by another nice fill on Good Times Bad Times.
omg and this sounds so much better than the original. so muc clearer. dont know how you do it but sooo amazing. bonzo and and jpj groove so well . no 2 other guys can compare, you can hear the james brown funk influence.
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JPJ gives it the right amount of funk
Worlds best rhythm section 🔥
Love the melodic phrasing of JPJ matched with Bonzo's power
Great track. Bonham always had such a great sense of timing with the cymbals and was not afraid to use them
Incredible how he throws in a few B-flats on downbeats in the middle of the A verse vamps. Very metal!
I am not sure that was intentional. Sounds like he was playing the A on the E string with much aggression and sometimes one bends the string so the note becomes sharp by accident...or as you say a happy accident. Also, do you notice how JB rushes (dare i say) just a bit at times? I call it "vibe" but I know guys that would quantize the hell out of it if they could...and of course they would ruin it!!!
Wait!! I just heard a very clear Bb!!
Totally agree Pete.
@@drewgoog Happy accidents are just that, but listening to JPJ generally across the Zeppelin catalogue suggests he knew exactly what he was doing - every second of every moment. An exceptional musician on every level.
In reverse, metal learnt from him. Check dates.
OH HELL YEAH!!!!!!! GREATEST ROCK RHYTHM SECTION OF ALL TIME AND I'M A RUSH FREAK!
I"ll play my guitar along to this loud, and I feel and sound like Page on a very drunk night.
Bonham had such perfect timing in grooving great drum fills with variety, & dynamics. Imo he was never just a straight forward basher. He had an immense drum/ drum fill vocabulary. Whatever the fill he always laid down the right one at the right time, Everytime! Such a delicate touch & feel too.
Correct, Anyone who thinks he was a basher knows sod all
his timing is all over the grid, but that makes him PERFECT drummer with a great feel and groove, modern day "click" drummers are nowhere close
This song is, without question, my absolute favorite drum bit of Bonham because it highlights all of his intangible qualities as a drummer..
First of all...the fills? Non-existent, other than SIMPLE stroke roll at the end of each phrase. It's a simple 4/4 groove with a relatively riffy bass drum pattern and ghost notes on the snare to encapsulate the dragging swing greasy feel he plays with.
A child could play this drum beat..I nailed this drum part pretty early on. Any novice can play this song. But even pros can't play this simple beat and make it sound THIS good.
Bonham's individual time feel, his greasy straight/swung feel, and his ability to play with such dynamics gives his drumming so much swagger and life to the point that even is simple groove like this can be played with such heavy swagger.
Ba-tsmm-BAA-tsmm
Best there was.
I was agreeing with everything you were saying until the second paragraph, let's see you play so lad ? Well!
@@SirMan48lay off the cocaine
This rip came out as well as any I've heard that isn't from the stem multitracks. Fewer and fewer artifacts as the AI gets better and better. Even the overall tone we're left with is warmer and far less shrill than a few years back. Great work!
Yeah, by wankers for wankers.
Man. Such a funky riff.
Killer sound! 🎼❤️
Great pick playing. Funky feel when it needs its.
I do not think he is playing with a pick here.
@@drewgoog agree, he's not
Accidentally going to the F too soon at 1:50 is a happy accident bc it's the 5th of B-flat anyways.
Outstanding.
Amazing!!! Simply amazing.
John Paul Jones, so underrated.
What? Are you an idiot?
Keef and Townsend and Clapton just "didn't get' Zep. This is only one half of the band just fucking swinging and grooving. What is there not to "get" ?
They played together like a well oiled machine
I have always liked that snare fill at around 1 : 50. It is not difficult to play but just sounds so good. Sometimes I listen to Bonham and I might really like something which isn't technical like the quarter notes on the hi-hat which turn into eighth notes which are followed by another nice fill on Good Times Bad Times.
If Bonzo was alive today he would still have awesome hair
If BOZO was alive today we'd have to string him up all over again for what he did, but he'd still have bright red hair !!!
This is awesome!! Thanks!!!
I'll uploading be some more soon so subscribe
@@ludwigson11 : Subbed. Love your Zeppelin stem mixes.
Incredible work! thank you for the upload sub earned
thank you so much for this !
No problem man. I've upload some more isolated tracks and will be uploading many more in the future.:)
Changed the pay percentages for live shows with promotors.
omg and this sounds so much better than the original. so muc clearer. dont know how you do it but sooo amazing. bonzo and and jpj groove so well . no 2 other guys can compare, you can hear the james brown funk influence.
and great pic too
Terrific!
Really cool and honest tones. Thank you, Hot's on for Nowhere would be killer if you can pull it off.
Will see if I can. Thanks for the suggestion :)
And I suggest you pull off all Led songs, lol! :)
@@ExplorerOfTheGalaxy Umm....huh?
@@adamboynton7726 I meant to say that to the uploader.
Thank you❤
Immediate subbed!!!
I subbed. Thanks!
The Flatwoods
Monster !!
Genial !!!. Thanks.
Massa DEMAISSSSSSSS!!!!!
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would love to hear misty mountain hop D and b isolated. you have?
❤️
Bad ass to the nth degree.
Funky!!!!
Where did you find all these pictures of JPJ and Bonzo?
JPJ is the best
Bass players in general just don’t get enough credit. But look at anyone’s system and which nob is always turned up the highest? THE BASS!!!
❤️👑👑❤️
I love Mr Page.. But John Paul and Bonham literally could've been their own jam band. So tight
JPJ playing on the upbeat in the verses - reggaeish.
Zep should have played this in 2008. What was that album called again?
Celery Bastion Hay
Led Zeppelin III
Sell Your Rations Day
John Paul Jones is the best musician in Led Zeppelin!!!
Flat wound strings?
Maybe their best rhythm work.
Ritmo blus
Bonham plays so far behind the beat sometimes but he’s right on it here.
No he isn't. Drags the hell out of it here. It's so tasty
Оказывается, никогда не существовавшая фантастическая идеальная рок-группа в нашей вселенной всё-таки существовала. И называлась она Led Zeppelin!
ГУГЛИМ:
Это было смешно, но Led Zeppelin подтвердили свой статус величайшей группы в истории рока
It turns out that a fantastic ideal rock band that never existed in our universe did exist after all. And it was called Led Zeppelin!
GOOGLE:
It was ridiculous, but Led Zeppelin confirmed their status as the greatest band in the history of rock