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"We rehearsed and we rehearsed and we rehearsed. His Lordship is here.'"īonham knew that the show would be attended by thousands of people and he wanted to make sure that his performance would do justice to the memory of his father, late LED ZEPPELIN drummer John Bonham. When I look back now, I see a very, very fond memory of the three of them, I'd walk in and they'd go, 'Oh, okay, well, he has arrived. I'd walk in and they'd be sitting there reading a newspaper waiting for me to get there. Bonham, who's currently on tour with his critically acclaimed LED ZEPPELIN EXPERIENCE production, told the Cleveland Scene about the rehearsals for the now-legendary concert: "No matter where I was staying, whether it was three miles away or a hundred miles away, in the week, I would generally be late three or four times by 20 or 30 minutes and those guys, I couldn't believe that they were always there on time or even early. Jason Bonham says that he was able to live out all of his LED ZEPPELIN fantasies when he performed as part of the band on Decemat London's O2 Arena.
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