Deep Purple - Child In Time (Live) | (REACTION)
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2023
- @AirplayBeats reacts to Deep Purple - Child In Time Live
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One of the most talented superstar bands of all time.
Guys lets not forget the incredible Roger Glover slapping that bass into submission
Recorded live for a TV show. The audience was told not to react until the song was over because they didn't want any audience noise on the recording.
Piece of anthology!!! John lord🔥 on keyboards is magic, obviously Richie Blackmore🔥 on guitar, Epic, Ian Paice on drums🔥, Roger Glover on bass 🔥And finally the powerful and subtle voice of Ian Gillan🔥!!!!!! Thank you gentlemen!!!!
Guys, you are in the presence of Greatness.
@@larrydubois8366 so true!
DP, one of the most talented bands ever. And, Ian Gillan-there are no proper words to describe his voice. One of the best singers in rock history.
Deep Purple "Made in Japan" is one of the greatest live albums ever recorded. A must for any serious record collection.
my Fave #1
I believe that is a Hammond B3 Organ. A lot of churches did use it as well as jazz and rock musicians back in the day. Amazing vocals and musicianship. Ian needs some hot tea with honey and lemon after this one, he deserves it.
Hammond B-3 organ - Jon Lord. Vocal cord shredding by Ian Gillan. Ritchie Blackmore speed demon on guitar. Ian Paice on drums.
You know the stuff was blowing audiences away when it came out. I swear the older I get the more I realize what a bad ass band deep purple was.
Definitely one of the all-time great live performances - the legendary John Lord absolutely killing it on the organ, Ian Gillan slaying the vocals and the entire band as tight as can be. An awesome choice as always - peace y'all!
Good morning! Everyone always comments on the audience not moving or anything! It was being taped and the ppl were told not to have fun basically! Lol.
And finally, I appreciate you both for exploring this music that I grew up on! I feel like we’re losing this genre of music and it should never be forgotten.
Deep Purple performed this song for years. It’s amazing that Ian Gillan didn’t destroy his vocal chords a long time ago singing this song.
I remember hearing that the TV company recording this instructed the audience to be calm.
Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and led zeppelin were considered the unholy trinity. They were the bands that brought heavy metal and hard rock into the mainstream
Thanks for mentioning that- the unholy Trinity, I had forgotten ✌🏻
@@olly8 You are quite welcome. There's a reason these three bands are usually mentioned in the same breath.
All of them were English ❤
Imagine being asked by everyone all the time to sing this song? Incredible keyboards and a one-of-a-kind vocalist. Ya - that works.
Finally, did one of the great performances. PS. I've said it a million times - these guys need 117,000 followers easily - hands down. Keep trudging through till RUclips gets you the notice and fans you deserve.
I totally second that, this guy's are my favorite out of all the reactor so far
Yes, the live version is so much better than the studio version. I'm so glad you like it!!
The third time he blew his mind all against the wall. That was literal.
Love this group! Had no idea the drummer was left handed..one of the many reasons I like you guys! Your knowledge of music is the key to your reactions! Thank you, keep it up!
Was fortunate to see this lineup of purple twice excellent both times
AMAZING BAND AMAZING SINGER
DP's Ian Paice is in my view the best hard rock drummer of his generation. Check out his drum solo in The Mule live 1972 in Copenhagen.
Deep Purple " Made in Japan Live " every song is Fantastic! Great reactions gentlemen! God bless you both!
I just know you guys would appreciate the drummers solo,
(Ian Paice) it's playing all over you tube.👍
What a voice! 👍🇬🇧
In a band that didn't have a weak link musically, my favorite musician in the band is Ian Paice on drums. His right hand which, being a left-handed player is his off hand, dances on the snare during the fast shuffle part of the song in a way few rock drummers can pull off.
one of the greatest live recordings of all time.
Shot, enginered, and recorded by the technicians of the BBC.
Still stands the test of time.
Genius. Musicianship amazing. British quality. Thoroughly enjoyed this & I’ve been waiting for it.
This takes me back to Orange Sunshine days and Monster speakers!! Thrilling 👍
They are the color
DEEP PURPLE
May 4th 1973🔥🌌
Great song and vocals
Nice catch. As a lefty drummer back in the day, ”Paicey” is one of the great lefties and a remarkable swing/rock artist. I consider myself lucky to have seen this lineup. Keyboardist John Lord was what made Purple different, playing a Hammond (B3 I think) through 2 Leslie rotating horn cabinets was amazing. The tremolo effect, sped up and slowed down, was sick. Glad you got to this. 🤘😎
When I saw them in concert, he had the organ rocking!
Ian Gillan was one of the great screamers in 1970s rock, along with Robert Plant, David Byron (Uriah Heep), Steve Marriott (Humble Pie and Small Faces), Sammy Hagar (Montrose), Roger Daltrey, Roger Chapman (Family) and Janis Joplin. Gotta thank Little Richard, of course. I know I've overlooked some others.
Freddie Mercury
You forgot Donnie Osmond, man. (Kidding)
Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford 🤘🏻
The music was so good the audience was frozen in awe.
PS Lead singer did the original Broadway recording of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.
Ian Gillan sang the role of Jesus on the original album Jesus Christ Superstar, some of which you guys should check out sometime.
ruclips.net/video/gOjyGy1NR4Y/видео.html
Awesome take, one of the best. For more awesomeness try their live versions of Highway Star or Space Trucking. Also of note is their set at the California Jam 1974, try You Fool No One, Ritchie Blackmore's guitar solo is one of his best and most powerful. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
What a great Band. started in 1967 I think. The great guitarist "Richie Blackmore." All of these guys were in the top 5 of their respective specialty, as either a musician or vocalist.
Thanks guys
The crowd was asked to sit still and quiet for the live in-studio recording.
Ian Gillan was such a good singer, that in 1970 he got a very important side gig. The relatively unknown writing team of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice (later became the kings of musicals) tapped Ian as the lead in the album version of Jesus Christ Superstar, their first musical blockbuster. Thanks in a large part to Gillan's presence and performance, the album went to #1 on the charts.
I wore that album out. I wonder if that gets struck, because I don't remember any reactions to it.
I still have it on CD and vinyl... Murray Head is also excellent as Judas! ;-]
@@peterhineinlegen4672 It would make for some awesome reactions, at least certain songs from it. I know Elizabeth the "Charismatic Voice" reactor, has mentioned loving that rock opera. Good idea, thoi, i'ma check for any out there!
I even heard it was precisely THIS song and especially Ian's banshee wail that convinced ALW he had found his Jesus Christ, Superstar! Ian put his wail to great use in quite a few of the numbers on that double album!
@@joescott8877 It's a vocal masterpiece. The movie was good too. There are clips on youtube, but I haven't seen reactions. The Charismatic Voice would be the perfect channel to cover it.
I LOVE the Purps!! They have many changes of members over the yrs everyone has a favourite lineup. Ian Gillan lead singer said he wrote this song in a disgust to the men in the gilded chairs in oval offices and parliament sending men out to war where they were dying while they sat there pulling the strings NOT dying. Very powerful song, one of my favourites of theirs. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ THANKYOU for doing 70's rock. Still the best music to me.
They’re one of my all time favorites! Great reaction guys !
DP could really swing - you must see Jon Lord’s bluesy organ in “ Lazy”. ❤😊
Child In Time is a huge anti war song. This was a television taping so no dancing or talking allowed back then.
I know you guys enjoy This one🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Y'all really ought to try "Lazy", off of their "Machine Head" album. One of the best organ driven rock songs ever. So solid. I doubt that's a Wurlitzer though, a Hammond B3 was the weapon of choice, be it Booker T. Jones. Gregg Allman, Deep Purple's John Lord, or Keith Emerson of ELP, and Rick Wakeman of Yes..
I wish I grew up in the 70s and 80s god damn
lol i did
Screaming represents the progression of pain a soldier went through when he was mortally wounded during the vietnam war ....he explained in detail to Ian ..Ian Gillan was against war....🤟rock on fellas
First time l heard Deep Purple l couldn't move either. Stunned by their genius🎇✌️
Hammond organ, with Leslie (rotating horns), speaker cabinet
The guy on the keyboards is a god.
My favourite concert of them all! (3rd row floor, Montreal Forum)
Whole Made In Japan lp is a glorious time capsule.
I agree with @Julilian Marquet. My school friend was the daughter of a cameraman on this shoot. There were only friends of the film people there and no fans of Deep Purple were in the audience. They were instructed to clap after the gig. It was a fake for the TV show - and it`s a shame. I think you should get more from D.P. introduce for example the live song "lazy" ! Then you can see that Ian Gillan not only has a good voice but can also play the harp. Best regards @all from hamburg (germany)
You Guys ROCK !
Looks like a TV studio audience - not their typical fan base
That's a Hammond organ, which were marketed largely to churches as a more affordable alternative to pipe organs, but were favored by various keyboard players for their rich and distinctive tone. Synthesizers at that time were quite limited, and none existed that could reproduce the Hammond's signature tone.
YES!!!
House parties were a blast back in the day, (my day was the 80s). You might even bring a coup albums with you that others didn't have yet. There was generally a "music guy" standing by the stereo. Not just flipping albums over, but mainly to keep people away and not bump into it. You scratch somebody's record and it's on. 👊💥 Haha miss those days!!
Ha! Yeah, and how careful you had to be (especially after having had a couple of ...whatever) to put the needle down on a certain track or spot on the record without that ghastly "SSSKKKRREEEAATTCCHH!" sound, LOL
We didn't have a music guy. Explains why albums got scratched! Party on.
I’m in the Richie Blackmore solo right now! Bad ass!!!
Legendary!!!!
Hats off to any band who can get cookin' on stage while the audience sits there like stunned rabbits.
Props to the camera work and production in sync with the groove
They asked the audience to control themselves for the recording. It's good to have such a high-quality recording from this time period, without all the self-indulgent whooping and screaming along. I'd rather hear the professional do the screaming, than a bunch of audience wannabes. 🐱
A deep dive into Deep Purple is a must. Great music. When done, follow the guitarist, Ritchie Blackmore to the band he formed called Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. The song "Stargazer" is a must listen.
Made in Japan lp has best live versions of most of golden period of deep purple, strange kind of woman track vocal duel with guitar highway star, child in time etc, one of best live lps ever
MORE DEEP PURPLE!!!! HIGHWAY STAR, PERFECT STRANGERS, BURN, LAZY.
There's a drummer named Yoyoka who does GREAT covers of songs like this. Check out her version of Deep Purple's "Burn." Their drummer, Ian Paice, saw Yoyoka's cover and remarked, "she hits harder than *I* do."
Also one called "Sinna" or something like that who I once saw jamming hard while covering drums for "Hush." I think someone said Ian Paice also honored her with a compliment.
Love your reaction and appreciations of all types of music. Saw Purple live twice in the early 70's in Glasgow with the awesome Ian Gillan on vocals. Another great band I haven't seen you play any of their music is Uriah Heep. Give Gypsy a go from their debut album ' Very Heavy Very Humble with one of rock's greatest vocalists David Byron you don't know what you're missing.
Because of the limitations of recording technology back then audiences were usually asked to hold their applause and reactions until the end. Also, it was just a different time back then. People were brought up not to "Interrupt" musicians. Also, I am not sure where they got the audience from. If they were not die-hard Deep Purple fans, they had probably never heard the song before, as at 9 minutes it was too long and to "out there" to get played on more than a few radio stations across the country.
I had an FM radio playing nonstop during this time locked on a channel that always played the long play songs and I never heard it played on the radio , not once . Other Purple yes , but Never this song .
@@bobsblues9944 I honestly never heard it before I bought their greatest hits album "Deepest Purple", but it seems like something KSHE would have played in St. Louis, but, then again, KSHE went way deeper than most AOR stations back in the day. If it got played on more than 5 stations nationwide I would be shocked.
The reason why the audience were basically so quiet, the majority of them weren't Deep Purple fans they were Granada TV employees and some of their families, the recording wasn't advertised so many Deep Purple fans didn't know about it.
They are In hull of fame this is there music hush 1968 and there label were bought by Warner bros which became the biggest company
Great tune & reaction
Love Ian's vocals. He did one album with Black Sabbath in 1983 called Born Again. Check out the title track from that album, it is haunting with his vocals and the Sabbath sound.
you brother are great - very sober takes on magnificient music.
fantastic lineup; in the 70's, a band had to have a Hammond organ
That keyboardist on the song hush goes off
Singer Ian Gillan was the original Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar. Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber saw this performance and went, “ That’s our Jesus”. You can watch him sing “ Gethsemane “ on YT from the show. .
To see the versatility of this band, please check out their song Cant Do It Right. They could do it all.
Sir Ian Gillan was also singer for another UK band you have probably heard called Black Sabbath.
This is DP at there best. I've said this before about other bands i.e. PF,CCR... it sucks that egos and personal trit get in the way of greatness.✌️
I think this was a BBC sponsored event in a studio in England. Audiences were told to behave themselves. And Brits can be obnoxiously well behaved when called upon. I think most of the crowd didn't even understand how great the music was at the time
People dont move (just the brother), because was very new and Aldo innovative
Good debated reaction as usual!
This was a German variety show and they just happened to be the musical guests. The crowd was stunned into silence i guess.
Immaculate
Years ago, once I finally got it through my skull what this song was about, I came to welcome--rather than wince at--Ian Gillan's anguished banshee wail, as I realized that it was movingly underscoring one of the greatest anti-war songs of the past fifty years.
I heard this live and there is nothing else like it Deep Purple played everything live better than the studio. I also saw Led Zeppelin and I still preferred Purple everyone in this group is a master at their instruments including the singer absolutely the best
The crowd was asked before the performance to not make noise since it was being filmed and recorded.
Just some trivia..... you mentioned the drummer as being a lefty. Unless my memory is going (I be a bit old...), I recall that Ringo of the Beatles was also a lefty. Good company.
Hammond organ (B3 and C3 models) and combining it with the Leslie speaker system (the well-known Hammond-Leslie speaker combination),
It’s amazing that the audience was just sitting there. They r dead inside 😂
They had to.
Awesome reaction.
Two amazing things about this video: 1. the performance; 2. the crowd's non-reaction.
Yeah, so to answer your question at the end. Deep Purple are held up alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath as the early pioneers of Heavy Metal, but Purple definitely had a more Prog Rock sensibility. Ian Paice on drums and Jon Lord on keys had a Jazz/classical background.
"My Woman From Tokyo" Maybe a 'mainstream' song, but it's a good one.
Father's of metal
I was Stationed in Germany in 1975 and went to a Lot of Concerts and the European Concert Goers would just Sit there and Take in the Music !! It was Very Strange
As far as I understand, during those early times in rock infancy, live "studio" productions were much more formal and the audience was probably informed not to make any noise or applause for 'recording' sake. I would guess this would be totally opposite from an un-sponsored outdoor venue like Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song, done on the stage in front of thousands.
Ritchie Blackmore WOW amazing isn’t he
Phil Collins from Genesis is also a left handed drummer
The organ is a Hammond B3. Quite different from a Wurlitzer. The Hammond is the classic sound. Hammond organs became popular after the Leslie Speaker (spinning speakers!) was invented by someone else. Hammond didnt like it until $$$$$$
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English crowds were very reserved and just waited till the song was over.