These two created an entire sub-concert, behind Jimmy and Robert when onstage. Someone posted the isolated bass n drum track from Dazed…from the film! That’s right…from the SRTS movie! I highly recommend searching for it and giving it some time. Their playing together was tighter than a clam with lockjaw. It’s really something to behold. It’s a study…and a gift for all who may care to pay close enough attention. Some people lump Zeppelin in with other big acts from the seventies. I got news for those folks: Zeppelin had no competition. They were singular.
@@TheFreeJibber I can’t seem to copy and paste it but, look up: manu9629 that’s the channel where it is. By the way it’s the isolated guitar track but you can hear bass and drum in it. Lemme know how you make out.
That extra pause/flourish @3:33 is one of my favorite Bonham moments ever. Just one of those perfect imperfections that I always come back to and appreciate so much.
@VideoAmericanStyle Mine, as well, but I don’t think that’s an imperfection, rather, it seems like it was very much intended as a point of slight tension and release.
I always KNEW there was a high note at the end of each riff pattern! But as a guitarist I could never get it to sound right. I hadn't realized it was in the bass. Wow. This seemingly simple octave-switching riff has a trick up it's sleeve, and that's John Paul Jones. That one note makes the riff. Incredible.
Just subscribed, I'm a 35 year Ludwig and Paiste guy. Bonham and Jones were the unsung heroes of Zeppelin, just ask Grohl. If you have more Bonham Jones isolated tracks, please send them my way.
@@Dan-zq5wt Look for press wanting to interview Bonham and Jones from 1968 to 1980. They only wanted to speak with and interview Plant and page. Unsung within the band IMHO.
Fxxxing wow! Bonzo’s off beats are funky as , and add to that the slippery snake groove of the mighty John Paul jones, I can’t listen to many isolated rhythm sections but I could listen to these guys all day 😎👍
Pulled out the Les Paul and just had the most fun in months with your videos. Thank you. Thought I was playing these things note for note, but I now realize that there are times I'm getting a little lazy and letting Jimmy do the work. Thanks
@@paulstevens640 My older cousin had the album (and several more Zep releases) on vinyl, but as a child/teenage girl I was more into Deep Purple and Genesis. Zep is a band I only discovered for real when I had turned rwenty-.five or so, but I've tuned in to them a great deal since. :)
With the exception of Stewart Copeland (The Police) there is no one that sounds as good to me as JB. Honorable mention though to Michael Shrieve (Santana/Soul Sacrifice).
@@ludwigson11 No way!!! That's incredible! I've been listening to that song for *DECADES,* thinking good old JPJ had knocked it out of the park once again, but all this time it was Jimmy Page??? That just blows my mind. Seriously. That's almost as mind-blowing as when, years ago, I suddenly understood Plant's lyrics in Four Sticks and Celebration Day. Well ... thank you so much! Amazing...
@@ludwigson11 Actually its a guitar run into a Leslie Speaker. which a two way woofer and high frequency speaker with a motor driven slotted rotating drum and a rotating horn that introduces a cyclic pitch bending Doppler effect similar to a phasor or chorus pedal. A sort of fluttering pitch shift vibrato results.
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These two created an entire sub-concert, behind Jimmy and Robert when onstage. Someone posted the isolated bass n drum track from Dazed…from the film! That’s right…from the SRTS movie! I highly recommend searching for it and giving it some time. Their playing together was tighter than a clam with lockjaw. It’s really something to behold. It’s a study…and a gift for all who may care to pay close enough attention. Some people lump Zeppelin in with other big acts from the seventies. I got news for those folks: Zeppelin had no competition. They were singular.
My first time hearing the clam with lockjaw reference! Ha ha!!!
…yeah, I’ve hung out with some pretty interesting people years back! With that comes the honing of catch phrases.
Absolute truth 💯☮️🌎
Do you have the link to the isolated Dazed from SRTS? I cant find it:(
@@TheFreeJibber I can’t seem to copy and paste it but, look up: manu9629 that’s the channel where it is. By the way it’s the isolated guitar track but you can hear bass and drum in it. Lemme know how you make out.
That extra pause/flourish @3:33 is one of my favorite Bonham moments ever. Just one of those perfect imperfections that I always come back to and appreciate so much.
@VideoAmericanStyle Mine, as well, but I don’t think that’s an imperfection, rather, it seems like it was very much intended as a point of slight tension and release.
@@MojoPin1983i feel the same way
I agree 💯
...no imperfections at 3:33. He played exactly what he intended. (3) EE AN (da 4) EE AN DA
As a self taught drummer, these isolated tracks are greatly appreciated!
Glad to be of help to you. Have uploaded more and will be uploading many more in the future :).
And as a self taught bass player, I agree!
After hearing this track I would have gladly attended an all night concert by just Bonham and his kit. It's like a piano, only louder.
please explain? it's not a tutorial. omg
I always KNEW there was a high note at the end of each riff pattern! But as a guitarist I could never get it to sound right. I hadn't realized it was in the bass. Wow. This seemingly simple octave-switching riff has a trick up it's sleeve, and that's John Paul Jones. That one note makes the riff. Incredible.
Just subscribed, I'm a 35 year Ludwig and Paiste guy. Bonham and Jones were the unsung heroes of Zeppelin, just ask Grohl. If you have more Bonham Jones isolated tracks, please send them my way.
Thanks for subscribing. Will be posting more Bonham Jones isolated tracks soon.
Unsung heroes? Bonham, at least, has been anointed by all as the greatest rock drummer of all time.
@@Dan-zq5wt Look for press wanting to interview Bonham and Jones from 1968 to 1980. They only wanted to speak with and interview Plant and page. Unsung within the band IMHO.
I get your point. You’re right about that
@@adamboynton7726 the press are dumb any actual zep fan recognises their brilliance
Fxxxing wow! Bonzo’s off beats are funky as , and add to that the slippery snake groove of the mighty John Paul jones, I can’t listen to many isolated rhythm sections but I could listen to these guys all day 😎👍
Pulled out the Les Paul and just had the most fun in months with your videos. Thank you. Thought I was playing these things note for note, but I now realize that there are times I'm getting a little lazy and letting Jimmy do the work. Thanks
My favourite rhythm section of all time. Thank you
That's incredible - so effing solid together ! ❤️
man that groove, just incredible, many thanks for the upload
Agree, also the early improvised take from a Chicago soundcheck - so much fun, showcasing Bonzo's speed and funky precision. :)
@@louise_rose you know your stuff Louise! impeccable taste
@@paulstevens640 My older cousin had the album (and several more Zep releases) on vinyl, but as a child/teenage girl I was more into Deep Purple and Genesis. Zep is a band I only discovered for real when I had turned rwenty-.five or so, but I've tuned in to them a great deal since. :)
@@louise_rose and a fellow
Genesis fan too!!
@@louise_rose Have you seen the Big Film channel on here Louise? a very good archive of Genesis stuff is on there
That is the best thing I've ever heard
This is my favorite Bonham track.
AWESOME
So much groove and funk in this! It's such a shame that so much of JPJ's bass lines are so hard to hear on the albums.
One of the best channels on TH-cam. A request - can you upload Royal Orleans, Fool in the Rain, Good Times Bad Times, and Four Sticks?
What A Pioneer...Most Of Us A Just The Imitators Of The Mighty Rock Legends...Earth Soul Blues RocknRoll...
With the exception of Stewart Copeland (The Police) there is no one that sounds as good to me as JB. Honorable mention though to Michael Shrieve (Santana/Soul Sacrifice).
Recommend me a song from The Police that the drummer is as good as JB.
Thank you!
Your welcome
@@ludwigson11 Are these isolated tracks done via a computer program?
@@bertroost1675 yes, I used the computer software "Moises"
Buenísimo...
holy mother of Jesus,its like travelling through a time warp and enjoying every second of it
fucking great !
Nous avons tellement ce titre en tête que même sans les paroles on ne remarque presque pas
Awesome!
Was JPJ has a really unique feel on the using the pick. Almost sound like a sequencer during the main groove!
sounds good!
Just my three cents…. Jonesy and Entwistle locked the mess down. They were the anchors.
"A band is essentially a drummer and a bassist plus assorted novelty acts' - Pink Floyd's Nick Mason.
LOVE IT
Also, that bass drum kick carries a sly sggestion of getting pumped... ;)
Technically, perhaps their best song ever
Bonham never played a wrong note.
Can you post the isolated Bass and Drums on Ozone Baby please.
Much of the bass drum is buried...
Yeah it’s not perfect
Wanton song is speed drum speak on and calasic musik zeplin
It is clear Bonzo’s drumming deteriorated over the years. It became more simple after starting off so promising. Discuss.
No way. ITTO has some of his finest moments: FITR and Carouselambra comes to mind. His drumming in 1977 was exceptional especially in LA.
Are you dim? Achilles Last Stand...?! His playing in Knebworth in '79?!
I somewhat agree. If he hadn’t died (and achieved martyrdom) he might have dropped out completely. Led Zep was ready to break up too
Fucking stupid comment. Ignore
I don't think it became simpler, neither do I think simpler equals deteriorated. If you do, make your case. Then we'll discuss.
Thank you for this. Would have loved to hear the organ solo with it though...
It sounds like an organ, but it's actually a guitar with backwards echo.
@@ludwigson11 No way!!! That's incredible! I've been listening to that song for *DECADES,* thinking good old JPJ had knocked it out of the park once again, but all this time it was Jimmy Page??? That just blows my mind. Seriously. That's almost as mind-blowing as when, years ago, I suddenly understood Plant's lyrics in Four Sticks and Celebration Day. Well ... thank you so much! Amazing...
@@ludwigson11 Actually its a guitar run into a Leslie Speaker. which a two way woofer and high frequency speaker with a motor driven slotted rotating drum and a rotating horn that introduces a cyclic pitch bending Doppler effect similar to a phasor or chorus pedal. A sort of fluttering pitch shift vibrato results.