Bonham Triplets - Daily Drum Lesson

In this Drum Lesson I will show you one of the greatest Rock fills of all time.

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*Timestamps*
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - basic pattern
01:24 - how to practice
03:01 - orchestration 1
04:01 - orchestration 2
05:27 - orchestration 3
06:51 - orchestration 4

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[thomaaz]

bonham mostly did left hand lead so: LRK, may seem a stupid detail but it makes a huge difference in sound and feel. I say mostly because bonham was all over the place with his triplets: left lead, right lead, foot lead, he could do it either way, but his "signature triplet" sound comes from a left hand lead. He had a killer left hand, very loud, very accented, very groovy, i think that is what makes his LRK-triplets so recognizable. Only my thoughts of course.

[Elephant]

Very generous and kind of a drummer. to take the time to break down these cross over triplets with foot snare and toms.gives a very clear bluebrint on what to practice. rather than wondering for hours weeks and months about how to practice.giving drummers of all levels an opportunity to learn.thank you.

[williamgranville]

You break this down making it so easy to understand. Thanks for the lesson!

[dennisgrogg]

Enjoy watching these lessons. He explains them well.

[stenericsson]

I always use to play K-L-R . I', m leading in with the kick. So now its hard to learn another way. Great lesson!

[andrewdoolan]

Excellent very well presented lessons. Broken down in easy to read steps accompanied by the music sheets for those who wish to read music. Recommend this to all drummers.

[mattguzda]

dude here's a real simple variation. I love this fill by the way. start the pattern the same only use r l k then go l r k. barriers it up really cool but makes it sound like you're doing so much more. cheers

[robertplutchak]

I love how these are easy enough to implement right away.

[hananshells]

Nice 👍 lesson, Thank you! When you are doing a Bonham beat you do what he did! There's nothing wrong learning from the greats!!!

[daviddorrell]

This was an awesome lesson. Just what I've been looking for, for quite some time. Thank you and, good job.

[missdarbuka]

Thanks again for the methodical teaching and mostly for sharing the notations too! I'm so grateful because I searched a lot to find something like that and I barely found something! I checked your website yesterday and found out I could download all the pdf music sheets and I did, thanks a million, God bless you.

[dariasquirrel]

Thank you for this video, especially for the tip about adding notes consequently, it really helps!

[ringo]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!🥁🥁🥁
You explained & demonstrated it very well!
Again excellent video. Thanks for posting it.🥁

[jluecking]

Nice breakdown. Thx for slowing it down and speeding it up. Good for me to practice.

[stixpooper]

Good clear explanation with notation too. Great stuff and love the sound of that snare!

[stevenmckeown]

Very nice l love it going to try they l am a new drummer 7 months now love how you show it slow thank you keep the good teaching up Chrees.

[simaodrew]

Patient, clear, skilled. and thorough. Thanks!

[martybo]

Even if it was not exactly the same way as Bonzo, I enjoyed how you explained it Mike. I was looking for something simple and just found it!!! Awesome, keep it up and thanks for the sheet lesson 🤘🏻

[MrAlmatic]

Dude!! Finally someone explains this and shows this technique clearly and precise! Everyone else is like: it's just triplets. You can do it where ever you like on the drums. Let me show off. Okay! Next lesson. And the video is like 20 mins long. Smh.

[RobAbfallDrums]

I have watched many of your videos and they have all been nicely done so thank you and I finally hit the subscribe button!