ZEP's Rock And Roll INTRO 'Mystery' SOLVED!

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This can help the whole band, not just the drummer. Quite the breakthrough for some.

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This made me realize it has been a long time since I rock and rolled

TheGhostOfFredZeppelin

Never had a problem with Zep...but AC/DC's Thunderstruck intro gave me the sweats for a minute...🤣

jacktragic

Think of the guitar intro to Johnny B Goode. It start on the upbeat of 3 and the accents JB is playing mimics that guitar part. Play that in your head while playing the intro..

johnl

Just saw the drummer from Tool talking about it and he made it even simpler. The drums themselves - starting with the first beat you hear- are saying: AND A ONE! - - AND A TWO! - - AND A ONE! - TWO! - ONE TWO THREE AND!

robtberardi

By far the most comprehensive and understandable explanation of this - well done, awesome communication and nice playing, too 👏

gfinch

Thanks. Now I can correctly play that intro, after ....50 years of doing it wrong? wow thanks man

jeffmitchell

You are working overtime with these uploads, man. God bless you for it!!

teresathomley

Played this song in the high school talent show in 1986. I pretty sure we did it right. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :)

Necromanos

John Bonham is truly one of the most important of all time in drumming!

RCSmiths

Zeppelin actually did an intro for this song that synced up with the drums. It was taken out in the final mix. But imagine a Chuck Berry/Little Richard type guitar lick that starts on the & of 3. Johnny B Goode esque. That’s the counting that you hear!

inalavalamp

The intro to Cowboys from Hell is also confusing. I've never gotten it right

russellhayden

FN Awesome. No wonder I kept F'King it up. Much appreciated.

daelanthony

Bonzo was imitating the intro to Keep a Knockin by Little Richard

Robbyrool

The interesting thing about the Rock and Roll beat that I hear, is that when the whole band comes in, the whole song should sound kinda slower when you time it correctly, but to everyone else’s ears it sounds faster, because they’re thinking of coming in on the 4 beat because the beat tricks their brain into thinking it’s faster. It's almost more of a blues shuffle than it is a full out fast rock and roll song.

ryanslauderdale

It's actually just a Chuck Berry type intro a la Johnny B.Goode played on the drums instead.
Bonzoleum was told of it.And he has communicated it in a very straightforward way.So it's really inspired by a guitar.And it is much easier than people think.

StratsRUs