Hey Rudy! This is great footage, man! I know you had mentioned capturing a good chunk of the show, and it's fun to be able to watch it from your perspective. It was great getting to talk to you before and afterwards! If you've got any other footage, please, by all means upload it! All the best to you, man!
Thank you Derek. I see you are a great and noble guy. Plus an incredible drummer too. You really play the role of John Bonham very serious and as played by you I see you give it the best of your ability. I hope to see you in the next show either at the Swap Meet at The Santa Fe Springs. Or in any other shows that I am able to be. It was an honor and pleasure to meet you. Take care my friend and I am glad that you enjoyed my perspective view of the band's performance. I did record some audio of the 3 sets but for some reason the second set is the only one that came out good. Except for 1 set and 3 set came out with like silent parts. But when I have time I'll upload 2 set. Thank you for enjoying the clips of your performance and the rest of band as well. Share it with Jim, Anthony and Swan too. So all of you can see you guys rock that Swap Meet. Until then Derek Smith and Rock on! Bonham style!!!!!🥁🥁🥁🥁
You can tell this was a long time ago, like 1970 or abouts, just by looking at the trousers they wore. Bell bottom, and tight. We all word them, from like 1967 untill the mid 70's. Along with "man" and "far out", and for the unlucky, "strung out".
Great job, and...... I pray for a full version of The Crunge with or without a segue into Dancin Days. Led Zeppelin is not my favorite band, but they wrote some of the best songs in modern history.
Oh yes…from late ‘70 through the European ‘73 tour. Then I believe he recorded on them only, going forward from that point. He always recorded on wooden shells, never the Vista’s.
@@luvbasses5487 also I believe he used the Ludwig stainless steel one in concert too. If I am not mistaken in late 1977 because in 1979 used in Knebworth he's green sparkle live too. I don't remember what he used in the 1980 European tour though. I don't think he used he's amber vistalite. Can't remember
The Stainless Ludwig’s debuted on 1st of April 1977 at Memorial Auditorium in Dallas. I do believe he used em at rehearsals just prior to the ‘77 tour kickoff too and maybe as early as late ‘76. He used this kit for all concerts going forward…until their final gig in Berlin, July 1980.
@@luvbasses5487 very well explained sir. I had to look up the information myself to make sure. Because I know a few things about John Bonham using Ludwig drums. I know that in 68' he used a Slingerland kit. Then Carmine Appice introduced him to the Ludwig thermo gloss maple kit then like you mentioned the green sparkle kit from 70' to 73' and Amber vistalite in 75 and 77' to 80' stainless steel. You got it sir 👍🏼
Where's the Japanese guitarist? I just don't feel the Jimmy Page tribute with this other guy. :( Not only did the Japanese guitarist theatrically portray Jimmy Page TO A T, he also sounded like him.
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Hey Rudy! This is great footage, man! I know you had mentioned capturing a good chunk of the show, and it's fun to be able to watch it from your perspective. It was great getting to talk to you before and afterwards! If you've got any other footage, please, by all means upload it! All the best to you, man!
Thank you Derek. I see you are a great and noble guy. Plus an incredible drummer too. You really play the role of John Bonham very serious and as played by you I see you give it the best of your ability. I hope to see you in the next show either at the Swap Meet at The Santa Fe Springs. Or in any other shows that I am able to be. It was an honor and pleasure to meet you. Take care my friend and I am glad that you enjoyed my perspective view of the band's performance. I did record some audio of the 3 sets but for some reason the second set is the only one that came out good. Except for 1 set and 3 set came out with like silent parts. But when I have time I'll upload 2 set. Thank you for enjoying the clips of your performance and the rest of band as well. Share it with Jim, Anthony and Swan too. So all of you can see you guys rock that Swap Meet. Until then Derek Smith and Rock on! Bonham style!!!!!🥁🥁🥁🥁
Thanks for the great video buddy the band kicked ass , just like I remember 😀
Your welcome and hopefully I get to see the band again. Sad that the drummer got replaced. Derek Smith on drums is an awesome John Bonham.
@@rodolfo1673 I got to see the real deal in LA in 1977 and old folk on this side 😆
@@rockydog6065 omg you are one lucky man! 1977 is one of the awesome shows
You can tell this was a long time ago, like 1970 or abouts, just by looking at the trousers they wore. Bell bottom, and tight. We all word them, from like 1967 untill the mid 70's. Along with "man" and "far out", and for the unlucky, "strung out".
Man, these guys are great. I'm not sure if Zep ever even played this song live.
Great job, and...... I pray for a full version of The Crunge with or without a segue into Dancin Days. Led Zeppelin is not my favorite band, but they wrote some of the best songs in modern history.
Surprisingly good, especially the guitarist. He captures Page's style exactly.
Right On!! ♥️🍋
Would Love To See The live The Best Cover Band Ever
These guys kick ass!
Led Zeppelin! tabajara!
What is the first song called
Which one? Because I have the description box the list of songs in order
In the Light
@@michaeloliver1279 thanks man
Green Sparkle Ludwig’s.
On of John Bonham's signature drum kits
Oh yes…from late ‘70 through the European ‘73 tour. Then I believe he recorded on them only, going forward from that point. He always recorded on wooden shells, never the Vista’s.
@@luvbasses5487 also I believe he used the Ludwig stainless steel one in concert too. If I am not mistaken in late 1977 because in 1979 used in Knebworth he's green sparkle live too. I don't remember what he used in the 1980 European tour though. I don't think he used he's amber vistalite. Can't remember
The Stainless Ludwig’s debuted on 1st of April 1977 at Memorial Auditorium in Dallas. I do believe he used em at rehearsals just prior to the ‘77 tour kickoff too and maybe as early as late ‘76. He used this kit for all concerts going forward…until their final gig in Berlin, July 1980.
@@luvbasses5487 very well explained sir. I had to look up the information myself to make sure. Because I know a few things about John Bonham using Ludwig drums. I know that in 68' he used a Slingerland kit. Then Carmine Appice introduced him to the Ludwig thermo gloss maple kit then like you mentioned the green sparkle kit from 70' to 73' and Amber vistalite in 75 and 77' to 80' stainless steel. You got it sir 👍🏼
This was right before Covid
Before covid. Because in March of 2020 it was announced that covid was spreading
Is this the same guitarist from 2014
Yes
@@rodolfo1673 guitarist was Jimmy sakurai at 2014 ?
@@kyota3113 yes but in 2020 the new guitarist from ZepAgain was Anthony
@@rodolfo1673oh I see! thx for your comment
@@kyota3113 your very welcome 😁
Young cannot be anything but good to be a tribute band.
The closzard era od homeless page
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Where's the Japanese guitarist? I just don't feel the Jimmy Page tribute with this other guy. :( Not only did the Japanese guitarist theatrically portray Jimmy Page TO A T, he also sounded like him.
Sorry I mean it is what it is. I've notice change in drummer and guitar replacement for Led Zepagain.