San Jose, Calif., -- Enter Music Publishing, publishers of hip, drum/percussion magazines worldwide, has published a very special Issue of DRUM! to start the year. The January Issue is dedicated to the legacy of John Bonham, and it features 12 diverse drummers, from Mike Portnoy to Jason Bonham, discussing how Bonham influenced their drumming and playing their favorite Bonzo beats during the 2012 Annual Bonzo Tribute Night. The event was held at The House Of Blues in Hollywood. The Bonzo cov... read more...

Den Of Thieves- Live In The Studio... read more...

San Jose, Calif., -- Enter Music Publishing, publishers of DRUM!, has published a very special “Rock Royalty” Issue. Featuring kings of the throne, Mötely Crüe’s Tommy Lee and Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham, DRUM! explores the impact of these percussion heroes in the present and the past. And to celebrate the rock royalty issue Enter Music Publishing is offering free downloads of an out-of-print mini-book, Like Father, Like Son, featuring John and Jason Bonham. In a journalistic feat of... read more...

Live version of Moby Dick from the film the Song Remains the Same... read more...

John Bonham's Moby Dick Studio Version... read more...

First song off of my bands EP.... read more...

Here is John Bonham with Led Zeppelin playing part of his solo during the song Moby Dick. This is about 2:30 into the solo, and there is much more to go as Bonhams live solo went on for a very long time. The kit he is seen playing is a Ludwig Classic Maple kit (26x14,14x12,16x16,18x16, amd 14x6.5 Supraphonic Snare drum) and this kit is special because he bought this kit from Carmine Appice as his first Ludwig kit! Soon after this, Bonham got his Ludwig endorsement, and you'll later seeing him pl... read more...

7 year old Harry Strunk plays a drum cover of Led Zeppelin's "The Ocean". This kid is gonna be a star in the future! Harry is playing a beautiful green sparkle DW drum kit with all Zildjian cymbals. ... read more...

The shuffle beat is like Kung- Fu, there are many styles. Here is Keith to perform one of the more famous versions called the half time shuffle. You may heard this groove already from Led Zepplin's "Fool in the Rain". A great exercise to focus on independance, especially once you move from the hi-hat to the ride cymbal. ... read more...