January 75 I'm in Hong Kong on holidays with my parents....it's my 12th birthday. My parents took me to a record store and said pick out any record you want. It happened to be Deep Purple 'Made in Japan.' I recognized "Smoke on the Water" because I'd obviously heard it before. I'll never forget that birthday.
@@julienmarquet8612 you are funny.made in japan is without a doubt the best live album ever recorded.led zeppelin was never as good live as deep purple,thin lizzy,uriah hepp...
Right, names, Ian Gillan vocals, Richie Blackmore guitar, jon Lord keyboard, Roger Glover, bass IanPaice drums. Where to next, The Mule for an epic drum solo
Igual, en 1974-75 escuché por primera vez Fireball y desde entonces mi camino ha sido el HM y el HR, he visto 3 veces a Deep Purple, 2 veces a Rainbow y 1 Blackmore's Night, y hoy hay una banda femenina japonésa con el mismo talento que ellos y lo mejor que hay en directo, es un Heavy diferente, pero que virtuosismo tienen las 5 chicas
Unfortunately, the keyboard player (John Lord) died about 10 years ago. All the other band members are still alive. Three of the band still play in the band, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice and Roger Glover.
@@galaxy_weebo5516 yeah thanks was referring to all in the crowd not just band members. I was aware of Jon Lord no longer being with us, such a magnificent keyboard player RIP
Sometimes I feel jealous of people who discover Deep Purple for the first time, my journey began in 1970 abd your reaction like a light coming on and listening and saying wow, its now 50+ yrs and i still cant get over of the power and talent, and John Lord on hammond organ sadly no longer with us was one of the best enjoy the music
I watched lately a few video's on youtube of a grey haired Jon Lord (1941-2012) playing more classical and jazzy tunes, and I was really amazed by his eloquent performances. Great musician.
This band were my entry to rock (and subsequently metal) . When I heard Black Night for the first time , everything changed ( for the better). I always found their albums good, but it is live on stage that they really came to life. In effect (imo) an improve jazz rock band. No two live shows were the same. As others have said, their musicianship gave them the scope to freestyle. With various hand signals to move to next part etc, they went with the flow on any given evening. I was fortunate to see them (and their offshoots - Gillan, Rainbow, Whitesnake et al). But Purple (mark 2) will forever have a special place in my heart and on my playlist. As always I love your reaction ❤
You were right when you said he (Jon Lord) would never play the same thing again. Those days the music was not run like clockwork by a computer. You felt it and played it from your heart and that was how the people heard it. I know. At a very lot lower level I was doing the same and I can tell you the freedom to jam out is a wonderful feeling right down to your toes.
Bro, I'm from Upper Marlboro MD and my 1st concert was Deep Purple 1973. Brand New Cap Centre. A teen club 9th grade field trip with teachers and all. They made us leave about 3 songs in. Weed smoke everywhere. They freaked out and put us on the bus. LoL. Nobody knew what a rock show would be like. Teachers sure didn't. Deep Purple fan ever since
My brother give me Deep purple Machine head album for my 16 years in 1973 , I didn't know them , it's one of my all time favorite band , thank you always to my brother .i so happy to have lived this era
Yeeeeesssss. Great quality sound on vt from 50 years ago. More deep purple please. Shout out to all the wild hair in the 70s too. You just need to convince spencer he needs a piano organ thing, a smoke machine, flares and the desire to kick his guitar around the stage. Makes trex vid look calm and understated
Not as much as I would like but their is still a ton of Purple out there for you to enjoy. Lord, Blackmore, Paice, Gillan and Glover what a group of next level musicians.
I grew up with them, their posters glued to my bedroom walls to the utter desperation of my mom. They were part of most of the 'pop festivals' back then, early to mid-seventies. I went to about 20 of them. Those were the days of carefree living. And it was good.
More of my life on RUclips... Sneaking into a campus too catch band's. Hot Tuna was a favorite. Then there were the concerts in the parks... It was worth losing my hearing through most of the early 80s...
A month later the singer and the bass player did their last show with the band and a new chapter started. And this was a really short version of the song, sometimes they extended it to 30 minutes :-)
I honestly think you should have been born in Europe in the mid 60s and then grew up with this stuff. It was on the radio and back then we had popular festivals, uk and Europe. Great thing is you are experiencing it now. Awesome music never dates. Embrace the journey lol
In 1974 I was 18 years old and living in Denver Colorado and the first concert I went to was Deep Purple my favorite band at the time, I had tickets for the 1973 tour, but the tour was postponed for a year because the lead singer Ian Gillan left the band and was replaced by David Coverdale. The band came back in 1974, It was worth the wait. My favorite Purple song has to be "Highway Star" Live from Made In Japan LP, It still kicks Ass!
Jon Lord was quite gentle with his keyboards - compared, that is, with Keith Emerson. Keith was known to stab his keyboards with daggers just so that he could hold a note. Think you'd like Emerson, Lake & Palmer playing "Knife Edge" on Beat Club on 1970. Keith vaults over one of his keyboards and then starts playing it backwards. Incidentally, once you've visited the Beat Club youtube channel you might never get out. It was a German TV programme and nearly EVERYBODY played there: Yes, Caravan, Renaissance (original line up), Van der Graaf Generator, Curved Air, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Procol Harum, Steamhammer, Black Sabbath, T Rex, King Crimson, Hendrix, Steppenwolf, Alice Cooper, The Moody Blues, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Fotheringay, Cream, etc, etc, etc.
I remember seeing my Dad take the LP from the sleeve of the album 'Machine Head'. Tracks like 'Lazy', 'Highway Star' and this one are part of my childhood. Great memories Daniel. Cheers!!
1973 just started working in hell (a factory ) going to see Sabbath and Purple .On top of that my football team Sunderland took me on a wonderful journey by winning the F.A. Cup.Great memories , apart from working in hell .
Deep Purple were… Jon Lord on Keyboards Ritchie Blackmore on guitar Ian Gillan on vocals Roger Glover on bass Ian Paice on drums I highly recommend Strange Kind of Woman live next, it features an iconic call and response section between Ian Gillan on vocals and Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, here’s the link… ruclips.net/video/8bDF5H0aYkk/видео.html Also there is another version of Space Truckin’ live 1972 which is 22 minutes long, well worth a watch, I think it is better than the one you reacted to… ruclips.net/video/nBLSBMHvj6M/видео.html Glad you are enjoying the journey, this is the music I grew up with.
Yes!!! I just love _Space Truckin!_ Here's a few more Deep Purple numbers for ya... Burn (1974) - ruclips.net/video/LCnebZnysmI/видео.html Fireball (1971) - ruclips.net/video/q88koeaqrEg/видео.html Speed King (1970) - ruclips.net/video/lIHh1T3SQyE/видео.html PS - according to some, the song _Speed King_ is considered to be the first true speed metal song. Maybe yes, maybe no, but it's definitely at least _one_ of the first!!
It's not live , but if you want to hear John Lord rippin up the organ , you have to check out , RAT BAT BLUE , the studio version !!! Another good live one is Strange Kind Of Woman , , wait , they are all good ones live !! Loved Deep Purple for 40 + years and always will !!
Funny how your always saying your late. Better late than never. You might find this interesting, as much as we loved our bands and music in the 60's and 70's we didn't have a clue what some of them looked like because we didn't have internet and lord knows they would not be on television like now. If you were lucky you might see a picture in a magazine. That is why albums were so wonderful. First the sound was amazing and the bonus was getting to open those beautiful album covers and see the band members and get to read bio's and lyric's. Opening an album was like opening a gift full of surprises. Oh how I miss those days. Peace my friend!
Yes, late! Come in, sit down and learn some serious music history! Classic! And if you like the KIA stuff, it's time for The Who! Won't get Fooled Again at Shepperton Studios 1978 is a good start. CSI will never be the same for you again! 😂 Thanks Daniel 🤗
So many good songs this ban is phenomenal I grew up with this band and you just scratched the surface. Still have to check out the live version of lazy but play it live in Copenhagen get see Richie play the guitar more, the organ player John Lord the name tells you at all complete royalty.
Great vid of DP; if you want an even more chaotic performance you must see their Live Mandrake Root (Live, London, 1970). Blackmore just outperforms what you have just seen.
That was Deep Purple's best formation in my mind. Ian Paice, Roger Glover, Ian Gillan, Jon Lord and Richie Blackmore are my favorites members ever. In addition to Led Zeppelin, the best metal groups of their time. Yes, one would like to include Black Sabbath, but at that time they were more associated with the dark-death scene and of course they were the first there. Best wishes @all from germany
It's about time i mentioned this to you in the last live chat buzzin next Bruce Dickinson live tears of the dragon it's awesome Bruce Dickinson is the lead singer from iron maiden
That ghost was a roadie. And that is indeed a Hammond organ, not a piano. By the way, I think the people who put on this concert for TV cut out a bunch of the song, including most of Blackmore's solo. You can tell if you compare it to the live version from Made In Japan. In any event, the energy certainly comes through here, which is ultimately important.
I once shook Roger Glover's hand from the mosh pit. (I always was a bass nerd.) Other legendary keyboard players of the time include Keith Emerson of ELP (Emerson Lake and Palmer) and Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep. Oh, and Dave Greenslade of Greenslade.
Uriah heap is another band you would most probably like Daniel. Started at the end of the 60s like a lot of these bands did. I can't think of any songs off the top of my head but I'm sure there are plenty of people in the chat who can reel off a tonne.
@@carolinestirland3126 Bird of Prey, I'll Keep on Trying, Look at Yourself, Shadows of Grief, The Wizard, Rainbow Demon, Echoes in the Dark. From the 1973 Live album: Tears in My Eyes, July Morning, Traveller in Time/Easy Livin', Circle of Hands, Sunrise.
It was back in the day when bands went on stage and played without the benefit of BIG SCREENS and MILLIONS of moving lights. They band went out and gave everything they had.
This was the best era for music. The British music explosion at its finest. So many greats by the end of the Beatles, who started it all. Check out Uriah Heep, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Yes, Supertramp, The Who….. I mean, there were so many great bands from the late 60s to mid 70s!!! And of course, let’s not forget Pink Floyd. So much great music and concerts. I feel so lucky to have seen most of them. I was 12 when the Beatles played on Ed Sullivan, so I luckily witnessed and experienced the time. 😊
I was "weened" on these guys...still an important part of my "journey". Pre. monitors & in ears! Pure musicianship...art. love & light from South Wales UK 💜🏴🌻🤟
In Concert was a weekly late night TV show by Don Kirshner that showed the best bands of the day. They gave them time to do full performances like this one. This was a precursor to Don Kirshner's Rock Concert which was a similar format. We would all gather at someone's house every Friday to party and watch the show. It was a fun time.
Funny you should reference Jesus, Ian Gillan sang the "Jesus" part in "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR". Check out the song "GETHSEMANE" . Maybe he was in town and stopped by to see him perform.
the organ they used was a Hammond organ connected to a guitar amplifier to get it that raw and unique sound and on many modern keyboards with built in organ sound there is a "hard rock organ" sound that mimics this sound the organ players name was Jon Lord he was also the founder of the group
hey Man, I was a Keyboard Player in 1972 and Deep Purple was on the set-list with songs like Still You Turn Me On, Lucky Man, From the Beggining from ELP or Emerson Lake and Palmer also Yes Roundabout( which you should check out 2017 Hall of Fame where they do Roundabout
January 75 I'm in Hong Kong on holidays with my parents....it's my 12th birthday. My parents took me to a record store and said pick out any record you want. It happened to be Deep Purple 'Made in Japan.' I recognized "Smoke on the Water" because I'd obviously heard it before. I'll never forget that birthday.
Deep Purple is probably the best live band on Earth. Best band in terms of musicianship. All members are top notch musicians.
They are probably second for me, right after Cream..😅
Or most anything Baker did.. the live stuff from Baker's Air Force is so good 🤟👹❤
Nightwish, best live band ever!
😂Calm down please....They're super good, but, not as the same level as Hendrix, or Led Zep....
@@julienmarquet8612 i'll give you Hendrix, but Led not so much.. good, yes. All time number one on every list, NO.
@@julienmarquet8612 you are funny.made in japan is without a doubt the best live album ever recorded.led zeppelin was never as good live as deep purple,thin lizzy,uriah hepp...
The best live band of all time.
I mean live is the obvious. They are the fucking best ever. Hall of fame right there.
To the zeppelin fan boys. I saw zaplin and Purple in 1973 both bands. Don't get me wrong, love zaplin but nobody could match deep purple live.
RnR band, for sure
With Deep Purple my music journey started (i am born in 1960 in Belgium) and i am glad i saw them 3 times live
Right, names, Ian Gillan vocals, Richie Blackmore guitar, jon Lord keyboard, Roger Glover, bass IanPaice drums. Where to next, The Mule for an epic drum solo
Check out Deep Purple Live in Belgium 1969, Blackmore gives a masterclass of live guitar @@davidclarke7122
Igual, en 1974-75 escuché por primera vez Fireball y desde entonces mi camino ha sido el HM y el HR, he visto 3 veces a Deep Purple, 2 veces a Rainbow y 1 Blackmore's Night, y hoy hay una banda femenina japonésa con el mismo talento que ellos y lo mejor que hay en directo, es un Heavy diferente, pero que virtuosismo tienen las 5 chicas
And just think, there are so many in this audience who can now literally tell their grandchildren that they were there❤
Deep Purple is a force of nature. Welcome.
Seems like every week in the 70's another mind blowing album was released! Luckily, a lot of it was filmed and everyone can enjoy it! Great reaction!!
Deep Purple will always be one of my favourite bands. 🤘🏻 They are timeless.
To think all these people in video, if still alive, are part of our senior citizens, today. ❤️🤘🎸🎻🦘
Unfortunately, the keyboard player (John Lord) died about 10 years ago. All the other band members are still alive. Three of the band still play in the band, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice and Roger Glover.
@@galaxy_weebo5516 yeah thanks was referring to all in the crowd not just band members. I was aware of Jon Lord no longer being with us, such a magnificent keyboard player RIP
The best hard rock band all time
Sometimes I feel jealous of people who discover Deep Purple for the first time, my journey began in 1970 abd your reaction like a light coming on and listening and saying wow, its now 50+ yrs and i still cant get over of the power and talent, and John Lord on hammond organ sadly no longer with us was one of the best enjoy the music
I watched lately a few video's on youtube of a grey haired Jon Lord (1941-2012) playing more classical and jazzy tunes, and I was really amazed by his eloquent performances. Great musician.
This band were my entry to rock (and subsequently metal) . When I heard Black Night for the first time , everything changed ( for the better). I always found their albums good, but it is live on stage that they really came to life. In effect (imo) an improve jazz rock band. No two live shows were the same. As others have said, their musicianship gave them the scope to freestyle. With various hand signals to move to next part etc, they went with the flow on any given evening. I was fortunate to see them (and their offshoots - Gillan, Rainbow, Whitesnake et al). But Purple (mark 2) will forever have a special place in my heart and on my playlist. As always I love your reaction ❤
You were right when you said he (Jon Lord) would never play the same thing again. Those days the music was not run like clockwork by a computer. You felt it and played it from your heart and that was how the people heard it. I know. At a very lot lower level I was doing the same and I can tell you the freedom to jam out is a wonderful feeling right down to your toes.
... Ian Paice is a monster on drums!! ...Unfortunately, many people don't really notice! For me he has been number 1 since 1969!!! 🥁🥁🥁 Thank You
Camon Deep purple❤❤❤💜💜💜💜💜fantastici,unici al mondo vi ascolto in ogni momento della giornata da 40 anni. Ho iniziato a 5 anni😂😂😂
Best live performers at that time. Blackmore was way a head of his time.
Top 3 in the world 🌎 back then.
Bro, I'm from Upper Marlboro MD and my 1st concert was Deep Purple 1973. Brand New Cap Centre. A teen club 9th grade field trip with teachers and all. They made us leave about 3 songs in. Weed smoke everywhere. They freaked out and put us on the bus. LoL. Nobody knew what a rock show would be like. Teachers sure didn't. Deep Purple fan ever since
Utterly awesome Jon Lord solo - I’m so glad I got to see him before he died.
My brother give me Deep purple Machine head album for my 16 years in 1973 , I didn't know them , it's one of my all time favorite band , thank you always to my brother .i so happy to have lived this era
Yeeeeesssss. Great quality sound on vt from 50 years ago. More deep purple please. Shout out to all the wild hair in the 70s too. You just need to convince spencer he needs a piano organ thing, a smoke machine, flares and the desire to kick his guitar around the stage. Makes trex vid look calm and understated
Not as much as I would like but their is still a ton of Purple out there for you to enjoy. Lord, Blackmore, Paice, Gillan and Glover what a group of next level musicians.
Isn't this with David Coverdale? Gillan left in 1973.
No, that is Gillan and Glover still@@tonyb9735
Ok, cool, thx. I really didn't recognise him!
The camera man doing the crowd shots knew his assignment
Lol. Great way to explain. Bravo.
I grew up with them, their posters glued to my bedroom walls to the utter desperation of my mom. They were part of most of the 'pop festivals' back then, early to mid-seventies. I went to about 20 of them. Those were the days of carefree living. And it was good.
Where too next? Lazy, made in Japan live version. The Mule, excellent drum solo from Ian Paice
More of my life on RUclips...
Sneaking into a campus too catch band's.
Hot Tuna was a favorite.
Then there were the concerts in the parks...
It was worth losing my hearing through most of the early 80s...
A month later the singer and the bass player did their last show with the band and a new chapter started. And this was a really short version of the song, sometimes they extended it to 30 minutes :-)
You see how happy the people were back in the good day's. Thanks for the trip on memory lane. Love it. Awesome video again. 🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺🤘
I wonder if they are blowing the roof off at Fillmore East in this video. . Love it! I cruise to Deep Purple cassettes often .Peace.
The audience had never seen anything like Deep Purple.
I honestly think you should have been born in Europe in the mid 60s and then grew up with this stuff. It was on the radio and back then we had popular festivals, uk and Europe. Great thing is you are experiencing it now. Awesome music never dates. Embrace the journey lol
In 1974 I was 18 years old and living in Denver Colorado and the first concert I went to was Deep Purple my favorite band at the time, I had tickets for the 1973 tour, but the tour was postponed for a year because the lead singer Ian Gillan left the band and was replaced by David Coverdale. The band came back in 1974, It was worth the wait. My favorite Purple song has to be "Highway Star" Live from Made In Japan LP, It still kicks Ass!
Perfect Strangers music video is awesome. It's about reunion of this great band. And epic song. Ty for this. ❤️🔥
Jon Lord was quite gentle with his keyboards - compared, that is, with Keith Emerson. Keith was known to stab his keyboards with daggers just so that he could hold a note. Think you'd like Emerson, Lake & Palmer playing "Knife Edge" on Beat Club on 1970. Keith vaults over one of his keyboards and then starts playing it backwards. Incidentally, once you've visited the Beat Club youtube channel you might never get out. It was a German TV programme and nearly EVERYBODY played there: Yes, Caravan, Renaissance (original line up), Van der Graaf Generator, Curved Air, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Procol Harum, Steamhammer, Black Sabbath, T Rex, King Crimson, Hendrix, Steppenwolf, Alice Cooper, The Moody Blues, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Fotheringay, Cream, etc, etc, etc.
I remember seeing my Dad take the LP from the sleeve of the album 'Machine Head'. Tracks like 'Lazy', 'Highway Star' and this one are part of my childhood. Great memories Daniel. Cheers!!
1973 just started working in hell (a factory ) going to see Sabbath and Purple .On top of that my football team Sunderland took me on a wonderful journey by winning the F.A. Cup.Great memories , apart from working in hell .
It's not a piano but Hammond Organ. Fascinating instrument on it's own. Then add Jon Lord and this happens.
You're only late to the party, the party never stopped for us old farts, keep on Rockin and enjoy the ride.
The best version is live in japan but it was never filmed its over 20 minutes long..
La mejor banda de todos los tiempos!!!!! Deep purple,!!!
Deep Purple were…
Jon Lord on Keyboards
Ritchie Blackmore on guitar
Ian Gillan on vocals
Roger Glover on bass
Ian Paice on drums
I highly recommend Strange Kind of Woman live next, it features an iconic call and response section between Ian Gillan on vocals and Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, here’s the link… ruclips.net/video/8bDF5H0aYkk/видео.html
Also there is another version of Space Truckin’ live 1972 which is 22 minutes long, well worth a watch, I think it is better than the one you reacted to… ruclips.net/video/nBLSBMHvj6M/видео.html
Glad you are enjoying the journey, this is the music I grew up with.
never too late to the purple - you've got plenty of time
"Between Burt Reynolds with hair and Cotton-eye Joe... " LMFAO
During Made in Japan live Ritchie was calm but between 74and 75 he started to destroy everything on stage!
best keyboard solo ever, out Emersons Emerson, out Wakemans Wakeman, I'd say!
Just think how good they could have been if they had had the unity, the comraderie, affection Zeppelin had... even so, utterly astounding live.
This was SOOOOOOOOO innovative for the time!!!!
Uno de las mejores muestras de lo que era Deep Purple en vivo. Puro poder del Rock.
Yes!!! I just love _Space Truckin!_
Here's a few more Deep Purple numbers for ya...
Burn (1974) - ruclips.net/video/LCnebZnysmI/видео.html
Fireball (1971) - ruclips.net/video/q88koeaqrEg/видео.html
Speed King (1970) - ruclips.net/video/lIHh1T3SQyE/видео.html
PS - according to some, the song _Speed King_ is considered to be the first true speed metal song. Maybe yes, maybe no, but it's definitely at least _one_ of the first!!
Oh Lordy, Lordy! Dear Sweet Lord! Jon Lord!
Has there ever been a better rock organ? There can't have been many.
Deep Purple - Mistreated Live in 1974
Ritchie Blackmore was so good he could put down his guitar and it'd carry on playing!
Cool clip, never saw this before!
It's not live , but if you want to hear John Lord rippin up the organ , you have to check out , RAT BAT BLUE , the studio version !!! Another good live one is Strange Kind Of Woman , , wait , they are all good ones live !! Loved Deep Purple for 40 + years and always will !!
Still listen to MIJ once in awhile. Amazing. Paice, one of my drum heroes.
It is fun to watch you enjoying great music.....
Funny how your always saying your late. Better late than never. You might find this interesting, as much as we loved our bands and music in the 60's and 70's we didn't have a clue what some of them looked like because we didn't have internet and lord knows they would not be on television like now. If you were lucky you might see a picture in a magazine. That is why albums were so wonderful. First the sound was amazing and the bonus was getting to open those beautiful album covers and see the band members and get to read bio's and lyric's. Opening an album was like opening a gift full of surprises. Oh how I miss those days. Peace my friend!
Jon Lord at his finest!!!! 🤩🤩🤩
As far as I'm concerned the two best rock bands that ever existed are Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple❤
That was 51 years ago, my friend. 51 years. I was 13. This was how we rocked.
Glad you are enjoying the trip ! Pardon the pun !!!
best track ever deep purple forever😀😀😀😀
Yes, late! Come in, sit down and learn some serious music history! Classic! And if you like the KIA stuff, it's time for The Who! Won't get Fooled Again at Shepperton Studios 1978 is a good start. CSI will never be the same for you again! 😂 Thanks Daniel 🤗
I/m selling all my vinyl to a dealer next week. I can't carry it around anymore. This is one of them. I hope they take it.
THE GREATEST BAND EVER!!!!!
I had the 8-Track of this "album" - happy to see you reacted to this. I edited because I had the original studio album, not this live version
Rock Giants in their Primetime Deep Purple Mark 2 Line Up.
Absolutely! I saw the line up with Coverdale a few years later and they were good but they couldn't hold a candle to this performance.
You always remember your first time. Yeah Yeah Yeah. Peace
So many good songs this ban is phenomenal I grew up with this band and you just scratched the surface. Still have to check out the live version of lazy but play it live in Copenhagen get see Richie play the guitar more, the organ player John Lord the name tells you at all complete royalty.
Made in Japan version is the best one.
@@ponytrekker8996 it's good but it doesn't show Ricci playing enough that's why live in Copenhagen is a better one it sounds better
@@ponytrekker8996 that's Richie playing guitar
This brings back memories. 😀
Great vid of DP; if you want an even more chaotic performance you must see their Live Mandrake Root (Live, London, 1970). Blackmore just outperforms what you have just seen.
That was Deep Purple's best formation in my mind. Ian Paice, Roger Glover, Ian Gillan, Jon Lord and Richie Blackmore are my favorites members ever. In addition to Led Zeppelin, the best metal groups of their time. Yes, one would like to include Black Sabbath, but at that time they were more associated with the dark-death scene and of course they were the first there. Best wishes @all from germany
It's about time i mentioned this to you in the last live chat buzzin next Bruce Dickinson live tears of the dragon it's awesome Bruce Dickinson is the lead singer from iron maiden
Can we have Black Night as the next Purple song pls
That ghost was a roadie. And that is indeed a Hammond organ, not a piano. By the way, I think the people who put on this concert for TV cut out a bunch of the song, including most of Blackmore's solo. You can tell if you compare it to the live version from Made In Japan. In any event, the energy certainly comes through here, which is ultimately important.
Saw em back in '74. They were billed as the loudest band in rock and roll !
Especially at 70-s DP new how to make shows + they were top class musicians
Jon Lord was pure magic on his Hammond😊
Mark II was always my favourite version, but all were great!!!
I once shook Roger Glover's hand from the mosh pit. (I always was a bass nerd.)
Other legendary keyboard players of the time include Keith Emerson of ELP (Emerson Lake and Palmer) and Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep. Oh, and Dave Greenslade of Greenslade.
Uriah heap is another band you would most probably like Daniel. Started at the end of the 60s like a lot of these bands did. I can't think of any songs off the top of my head but I'm sure there are plenty of people in the chat who can reel off a tonne.
@@carolinestirland3126 Bird of Prey, I'll Keep on Trying, Look at Yourself, Shadows of Grief, The Wizard, Rainbow Demon, Echoes in the Dark. From the 1973 Live album: Tears in My Eyes, July Morning, Traveller in Time/Easy Livin', Circle of Hands, Sunrise.
You forgot Rick Wakeman from Yes...
Additional to my last comment, look at a band called Lindisfarne, Meet me on the Corner, Lady Eleanor, Clear White Light, Fog on the Tyne
It was back in the day when bands went on stage and played without the benefit of BIG SCREENS and MILLIONS of moving lights. They band went out and gave everything they had.
The drummer and keyboardist went on to be in the first verison of Whitesnake
This was the best era for music. The British music explosion at its finest. So many greats by the end of the Beatles, who started it all. Check out Uriah Heep, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Yes, Supertramp, The Who….. I mean, there were so many great bands from the late 60s to mid 70s!!!
And of course, let’s not forget
Pink Floyd. So much great music and concerts. I feel so lucky to have seen most of them. I was 12 when the Beatles played on Ed Sullivan, so I luckily witnessed and experienced the time. 😊
Jon Lord's playing on organ has been called"Gorilla aggression playing"
Super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!+++++
I saw them in NYC in 1973. Maybe I was there
And just to say 50 (fifty) years ago. I do feel old 😂
I was "weened" on these guys...still an important part of my "journey". Pre. monitors & in ears! Pure musicianship...art. love & light from South Wales UK 💜🏴🌻🤟
I was there my friend what a concert
Perfect Strangers is one of my favs and Burn,
Welcome to Deep Purple my friend ! I recommend their double live album titled Made in Japan. Awesome from beginning to end.
Best live band ever
In Concert was a weekly late night TV show by Don Kirshner that showed the best bands of the day. They gave them time to do full performances like this one. This was a precursor to Don Kirshner's Rock Concert which was a similar format. We would all gather at someone's house every Friday to party and watch the show. It was a fun time.
Funny you should reference Jesus, Ian Gillan sang the "Jesus" part in "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR". Check out the song "GETHSEMANE" . Maybe he was in town and stopped by to see him perform.
John Lord was a Freak of nature......
yes, that's how it is when the BIG BOYS play
Happiness❤
the organ they used was a Hammond organ connected to a guitar amplifier to get it that raw and unique sound and on many modern keyboards with built in organ sound there is a "hard rock organ" sound that mimics this sound
the organ players name was Jon Lord he was also the founder of the group
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hey Man, I was a Keyboard Player in 1972 and Deep Purple was on the set-list with songs like Still You Turn Me On, Lucky Man, From the Beggining from ELP or Emerson Lake and Palmer also Yes Roundabout( which you should check out 2017 Hall of Fame where they do Roundabout