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John Bonhams mega drum solo (not his longest by far though) in the form of the song Moby Dick

The Jason Bonham Band Wait For You (C) 1989 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Live

Interview in 1970.

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Music video by Tracy Bonham performing Mother Mother: Euro Version with Pamela Birkhead, John Malina, Spencer Newman (C) 1996 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Music video by Tracy Bonham performing The One with Pamela Birkhead, John Malina, Tony Mitchell (C) 1996 The Island Def Jam Music Group

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The Jason Bonham Band Guilty (C) 1989 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

MUSIC

Helena Bonham Carter wore false teeth for the role of Bellatrix Lestrange.

The following description was what I originally posted. I have since been repeatedly corrected. Yes, I should have done more research. But at the time, it was the first one-shot that I could recall. Anyway, this was what I first posted as a description: This is a groundbreaking music video in that it was filmed as a single shot, and (to the best of my knowledge) is the first to do that. It's a striking contrast to typical music videos, which often use more than a hundred shots edited together. I normally wouldn't post a clip like this, but nobody else seems to have a version in which the audio is synchronized with the video. (Even the original was a little wack, and I've done a tiny alteration to get the band in the living room AND Tracy's televised singing to line up with the sound. Usually you get one or the other.) Enjoy! *Any comments with strong language will be rejected*

John Bonham - Moby Dick Drums Solo

The best drums solo of the history. Performed by the best Drummer of the history. _________________ O melhor solo de bateria da história. Tocado pelo melhor baterista da história. _____ Parte 1 do vídeo.

John Bonham Live - Moby Dick (Part 1) The best drums solo of the history. Performed by the best Drummer of the history. _________________ O melhor solo de bateria da história. Tocado pelo melhor baterista da história. _____ Parte 2 do vídeo.

Clips of Helena Bonham Carter as Lady Jane Grey from the film 'Lady Jane'. Lady Jane Grey was the daughter of Frances Brandon and Henry Grey, Duke of Suffolk. Her mother Frances was the daughter of Mary Tudor, Henry VIII's youngest sister. As such Frances was Henry VIII's niece and Jane was his great niece. In 1543 parliament passed an Act of Succession whereby Henry laid out who in his family were entitled to a position within the English succession. All his children were granted places and in the occasion that they all died childless, the throne was to pass to the eldest child of his sister Mary. This was Frances. So Frances and Jane both had a claim to the throne. However in July 1553, Henry VIII's son Edward VI was dying, probably of tuberculosis. Edward was a fervent Protestant and detested the idea that his Catholic sister Mary was his heir. So Edward created his 'device' for the succession whereby he removed both his sisters from the succession and left the throne instead to Frances and her heirs. Frances immediately renounced her claim and Jane became queen. However the legality of Edward's actions were highly questionable as he had rejected an act of parliament without employing parliament to dissolve it. On top of that there was popular support for Mary and even many Protestants viewed Jane's succession as being unfair. She was deposed after 'reigning' for little over a week. Mary pardoned her but she remained imprisoned as she could be a series opponent. A year later her father foolishly participated in a rebellion against Mary in Jane's name and Mary was convinced that both he and Jane had to go. She was executed in February 1554. In regards to the beginning scene in the clip -- this is based on a true event although things have been slightly changed for the film. We have an account that in the summer of 1550 the scholar and royal tutor John Ascham visited the Suffolks and when he arrived he discovered that most of the family had gone hunting. He discovered Jane in her chamber reading Plato's Phaedo in Greek 'with as much delight as some gentlemen would read a merry tale in Boccaccio'. When he asked her why she was not outside hunting with everyone else, she claimed that she found more joy in Plato than in sports. In this drama they depict John Feckenham as being the man who sees Jane reading Plato. This is incorrect. Feckenham was the one who was sent to Jane days before her death in attempt to convince her to convert to Catholicism.

Jason Bonham, son of Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, recounts his childhood. This is from UFO's Showtime DVD, which I highly recommend. The DVD contains lots of interviews on the band's history, a full UFO concert, as well as a special studio performance. The original format is letterbox, so this image is squished.

This is believed to be the last televised interview with John "Bonzo" Bonham (drummer - Led Zeppelin) who sadly died on 25/09/80. Oddly, the interview was conducted by Billy Connolly. It's rather short - Bonzo didn't like interviews much!

Music video by Tracy Bonham performing Sharks Can't Sleep with Phil Joanou, Jane Reardon (C) 1996 The Island Def Jam Music Group

[Apr-1996]

Just some triplets between the bass and tom or snare. Inspired by John Bonham. Enjoy. RVP

guitar version of whether you fall by tracy boham I play it with a capo on 3rd fret... Intro chords Eadgbe 335453 002010 335343 133233 then 002010 133211 032010 320033 for the verses and the chorus If you need a more detailed tab send me your e-mail and i'll send it to you. xoxo Irma

Tracy Bonham - "Mother Mother" - Live at 3rd & Lindley - Nashville, TN - August 21, 2005. Recorded by Joshua J. Smelser

My tribute to John "Bonzo" Bonham. Song: Bonzo's Montreux