Deep Purple - Burn 1974 | Singer Reacts & Musician Analysis
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In Purple, every player is pretty much the best player ever.
Not the current line up it is a tribute karaoke band without blackmore
It's so cool to see young people rocking out to the music I listened to back in those long-gone days.
I have seen them multiple times. Best live rock band of all time, regardless of line-up.
Saw Deep Purple live in 1972 ELF was touring with them at that time. Great concert.
73 74 76 I think for me. then Donnington 79?
Jon Lord...God of the keys!! More than anyone else, he made the keyboards cool. RIP...
I seen Deep Purple on the Perfect Stranger's tour, mid eighties. And i seen Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow band in the late seventies on the Down to Earth tour. Amazing! 🙂
Jon Lord, the undisputed KING of the Hammond B3 organ.
After Keith Emerson that is. 😊
@@mvjonsson I’m 65 years old. I’ve seen both of them more than once. Keith couldn’t hold Mr. Lord’s Nutsack, not even in the same ballpark.
seeing DP live. stays with you. right ?
Noe Mozart is
@@kjetiljensen2472 Mozart didn't play the Hammond B-3 LOL.
Hand shaking is Millie's indication of excitement 😉
I was not there but saw them within a couple weeks of this show at a big outdoor concert in Hartford CT. Aerosmith was second on the bill, ripping through their first 2 albums and the biggest surprise was the appearance of Ronnie James Dio and Elf as the opener. You could see he was a talent and wondered what was next for him (for me, more Ronnie, I saw him 3 times in Rainbow and 4 times with Black Sabbath, I now feel very fortunate considering what people think of him now). For another great Deep Purple tune from the show you just saw (California Jam 1974), try You Fool No One, John Lord on organ and Ritchie Blackmore on guitar are immense and have powerful solos. Well worth checking out, Ritchie at his best, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
There is another great performance in this same festival called California Jam, in 1974. Emerson, Lake and Palmer playing "Karn Evil 9 1st Impression part 2" with a huge wild drum solo by Carl Palmer
Yes, saw ELP that summer in a packed Yale Bowl in New Haven CT, holy crap, we thought the whole stadium was going to spin into space as they went bonkers. Great show! California Jam 1974 was one of the best concerts ever.
Keith Emerson is a stunning playing keyboards as Rick Wakeman as well. Millie could be react to both.
@@ER_59 Yes, i agree!
@@ER_59 I agree, Keith Emerson (ELP) and Rick Wakeman (Yes) are both amazing keyboard players. Of course ELP and Yes are more Prog rock than Deep Purple. Jon Lord would be my #1 Hard Rock keyboard and Emerson and Wakeman would be my favorite Prog Rock Keyboard players. All three are great.
Nice to see you getting into Deep Purple 💜! You should see if you can find any of their merch! You sound like an official fan! Rock on, Millie! 💟
This is the mk3 lineup. Child in time was the “classic” mk2 lineup.
Deep purple was a revolving door of band members.
Mk2 was Gillan on vocals, Glover on bass with Blackmore on guitar, Lord on keyboards and Paice on drums.
Mk3 was Coverdale on vocals, Hughes on bass with Lord, Blackmore and Paice.
Look up Blackmores band Rainbow and you’ll see some more fantastic keyboard players.
From what I remember Ian Paice the drummer is the only member who has always been with the band.
@@collinnicholasns Yes, i think you are correct. Fantastic drummer, true legend.
Millie great rection, thanks! I'm a huge fan of Glenn Hughes, here Glenn was only 22, now he's 72 and still sings and performs phenomenally. React to something else from him, maybe his live version "Whiter shade of pale"?
The lead singer of Deep Purple here is David Coverdale, you're right, David has a blues voice, it's worth listening to his acoustic performances from Japan in the nineties, for example "Solider of fortune", David has a unique voice.
About 400k people there. 200k paid the other 200k crashed the gate. This is Deep Purple Coverdale and Hughs are new nembers. 1973 biggest band in the world in gate receipts and lps sold. Rip Jon Douglas Lord keyboards.
Always love your reactions. You have so much enthusiasm and are able to project that so well. Deep Purple was a band with lots of fun party music. Keep discovering fun music, and have a great time being the incomparable Millie. 😍
I saw Glenn Hughes a few years ago. His voice is virtually unchanged. Miyako from Lovebites has covered this on piano on her recently released covers EP….a reaction from you would be cool. PS, I love your theme song…so 60’s.
Omg , in 1974 I was an 8 yr old stud to be lol. I remember the threads and the music. Back in the day where they plugged in the instruments and mics. The energy and passion in the performance is not seen today.I could feel Bass in the pit of my stomach thumping away. Gotta love the white suit, black platforms and hair. lol
Apparently, I got taken to see Deep Purple when I was little, right around this time. I don't remember much of the show. Got to see them again around 2008. This one I do remember. Fantastic show. Amd while some would rank Rick Wakeman at the tops for rock keyboard, I give that rank to Jon Lord. The man was phenomenal. His sound was so distinctive. Ian Paice on drums was my main influence to become a drummer.
This is the David Coverdale (Later to form Whitesnake) and Glenn Hughes lineup of the band.. they were amazing!! Check out "Mistreated" from this same show! David puts his soul into the vocals! ruclips.net/video/uEFChMd8-7U/видео.html
well to be honest i think Ian Gillan was Deep Purple's best singer, Dave Coverdale was was pretty good also tho
My first time in a Deep Purple show was at 1991, Sao Paulo, Brazil. The vocalist was Ian Gillan, Steve Morse was on guitars. Epic show! I love your reacts, Millie. Sorry about my English, I'm brazilian
Sorry, but you are wrong! I saw the band in 1991 also, in Rio. They were almost in their classic line up: Richie Blackmore (guitars), Ian Pace (drums), Roger Glover (bass) and Jon Lord (keys), with Joe Lynn Turner on vocals. Ian Gillan and Steve Morse came in 1997, six years after.
@@sergiorenatojornalista4617 Youre right, Blackmore 👍
Agora em bom português: valeu, mano!👍🤘
@@sergiorenatojornalista4617 Tamojunto 😀🙌🤘
The vocalist here is David Coverdale who later was the lead vocalist in Whitesnake , previous to Mr Coverdale was Ian Gillan who later rejoined the band and is still today touring with Deep Purple
A thousand times thank you Millie for your journey into my youth when I came to metal.😍😍😘😘🥰🥰
i know a few purple songs, i also know coverdale from "whitesnake" ,but man..this base guy has a voice!!! holy moly
And he still has the voice and he's approaching 72 years old
Jon Lord' was the best keyboard player ever for sure, and a helluva musician with a fantastic diverse range of memorable music. Probably my favourite musician overall. Sadly missed.
I was there.April 1974 California Jam.Ontario motor speedway. 300,000 of us there, 10 bands in this concert, Started at 10 Am ended 10 PM. ELP finished it. I got sunburned bad.Smoked a lot of herb.
Another banging performance by Deep Purple from this same concert Mistreated incredible live music ✌🏻
いい選曲だね。リッチーは沢山の素晴らしいシンガーを発掘した。
Millie rocking out ! 🎸 Deep Purple were Heavy Metal 💪
Metal ?...nah..ugly term for inferior bands.Purple were pure Rock and nothing less.
@@earlgrey691 Hard rock. Good name for a cafe.
neo-classical blues rock?
Gotta listen to the studio version too
This was the 3rd line up of Deep Purple with Glen Hughes after Ian Gillan left
Caifornia Jam which was simulcast. I watched it live on TV and listened to it over the stereo.
Jon Lord used to rock that organ back and forth and I kept thinking he was going to knock it over when I saw them live.
I remember Jon Lord was doing at a show in Cleveland in February 1985 , the show sold out so fast they decided to play the next night also, I went to both shows lucky me lol, they even beat WMMS radio crew in a game of soccer, yes Ritchie was a good soccer player too 🍺🍻
My favourite live performance bar none.
I was at a 1983 concert where all the old 'band got together", and it was pretty cool. But they turned the sound up so high (no, not up to eleven), which made it very hard to differentiate between a 'wall of sound' and serious orchestral brilliance. My ears were ringing three days later. And so, a few days ago, I met someone who was a sound engineer on AC/DC concerts back then, and he said this was just marketing, as no one could ever listen to that sort of decibel level for long before they'd be deaf to all the nuances in even the cheapest pub band location.
Just SAW GLENN HUGHES LAST NIGHT CELEBRATING THIS ALBUM BURN! AWESOME AMAZING STILL GOING STRONG!
Great reaction to one of the greatest bands ever! If you want to react to more DP, here are some suggestions: "Perfect Strangers" (I recommend the official music video); "Knocking at your back door"; "Strange kind of woman"; "Wasted sunsets". Keep on rocking, Millie! 🎸🎼😉👍
Oh yeah , these guys rock , last time I saw them was Tacoma dome in like 85 or so, they did three oncores and had not played smoke on the water yet. I was not leaving until smoke on the water was played lol. lights came on looked like it was over then DUN DUN DUNT!!! OH yeah . great show .
Jon Lord can easily be said to be one of the best ever. You would also want to look into Rick Wakeman of Yes and Keith Emerson of ELP. The replaced origianal vocalist Ian Gillian with two voices: David Coverdale (Whitesnake) and Glenn Hughes.
Your reactions are epic ! Saw David in May last year with his band Whitesnake they were awesome ! xx
Awesome can't go roung with Deep purple. Thanks for the flashback. Hugs from 🇮🇹🇧🇪🤘💖
Great, that you love the vocals of Glenn Hughes..., I love him too... 🎶👍✨♥️
You give me hope for our world! 🤘 Thank you
My old guy biased worldview says that if enough people from everywhere and everywhen dive deep enough and learn enough of this solid core of ROCK we may, somehow, survive as a species...
So, no pressure on you. Just the future of humanity. That's all.
Rock On Millie!
Cheers
rl
🤘👹🤘
Saw em the first time in 73 in Tampa, and several times after in Atlanta.
The last years of Ritchie's dominance in the band when he did what he wanted) Coverdale and Hughes are singing, and Ian Gillan left the band for a while then, they say that he really doesn't like this song
My band favorite.Glenn hughes & Rata Blanca- Burn in buenos aires ARGENTINA.🎼🎵🎶🥁🎸
yes you're right different singer and also the bass player is different... jan ghilan and roger glover left the band and for some albums deep purple played with david coverdale on vocals and glenn huges on bass...
I saw Deep Purple headlining Monster Of Rock in Germany in 1987, damn that was a great concert. Helloween, Cinderella, Ratt, Dio, Metallica and Deep Purple.
seen them in 1984
This was a festival called. California Jam, April 6, 1974, I was there with my dad he was the sound engineer for Rare Earth. I was 12. It was crazy.. The stuff I seen backstage would make Caligula blush.😮👉🤯👈🥳🤪😱☠️💥
The line up was
Rare Earth, Earth Wind and Fire, the Eagles (with Jackson Browne sitting in for Bernie Leadon), Seals and Crofts, Black Oak Arkansas, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
If you liked David Coverdale singing Burn you need to checkout another banger from this same concert called Mistreated !! ✌🏻
Same gig try --You Fool No One-----starts with great keyboard solo.
I was there. Many great bands that day. Cal Jam '74
This was a great Deep Purple's Line Up with David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass who was doing vocals too
5:46 is one of my absolute favourite musical moments of all time 🤟👹❤
EPIC !
Great song did you have to look at the song Lazy by Deep Purple 1972 live in Copenhagen it is amazing you have to play it the original cast members all of them are the best in the business it'll blow your mind
I love your reactions when we talk about my favorite band. 🎶🤘 Deep Purple has had many members; you are correct in saying that this singer is different from before. 🎤
You remind me of my nephew's son when you shake your hands like you do. 👶👐 This is adorable, pure enjoyment to see. 😍 Sending love and peace. ✌❤
David Coverdale on this one, she saw Ian Gillian previously.
Jon Lord used Hammond organ through Marshall amplifie,Hammond-Leslie sound through Marshall amplification , Harmmon C3 Organ
Yes, this was vocalist David Coverdale fronting Deep Purple from 1974 - '76 w/ co-vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes... They replaced vocalist Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover (Gillan quit... Glover was replaced at guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's orders).
David Coverdale formed the band Whitesnake in the late 70's and they became a huge commercial success in the 80's and beyond... Whitesnake actually performed 'Burn' in concert and re-recorded some of Coverdale's Deep Purple tracks as 'The Purple album' in memory of late keyboardist Jon Lord (who played in Whitesnake for a few years before Deep Purple reunited in 1984).
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) is an iconic musician, but he was often unpredictable and hard to please... and his volatility pushed vocalist Ian Gillan out of the band by 1973... Blackmore himself was planning to quit, but Purple's managers convinced him to stay; he agreed to, only if Roger Glover was fired... What was strange was that Blackmore hired Roger Glover for his band Rainbow in the 70's and early 80's.
Deep Purple in 1973 had 4 albums on the US charts and were taking off around the world, so breaking up the band made little sense.
Hiring Glenn Hughes on bass from the UK band Trapeze, an unknown singer David Coverdale was picked for Deep Purple... Ritchie Blackmore seemed inspired again and put some of his best playing into the 1974 album 'Burn' ... and it was a huge hit. Deep Purple were touring in a jet and making million$ on tour. But for some reason, Blackmore did not enjoy playing w/ the band's new line-up and took issue w/ Glenn Hughes' 'funk' style of playing bass... The band wrote and recorded the next album 'Stormbringer' in 1974, but Blackmore was not into that record... he was already writing for a solo project and left Deep Purple in 1975 to form the band Rainbow w/ vocalist Ronnie James Dio.
Glenn Hughes said that in hindsight, replacing Ritchie Blackmore was a mistake... "You couldn't replace Jimmy Page in Led Zeppelin... that was unthinkable..."
But ex-James Gang guitarist Tommy Bolin was hired by Deep Purple and recorded the album 'Come taste the band' in 1975... However, Purple fans did not like the new guitarist or the new music. After a series of tour mishaps... Hughes and Bolin also had serious drug problems on tour as well... Deep Purple split up in 1976. Tommy Bolin passed away soon after from an OD.
El vocalista de esta canción es David Coverdale
Didn't see it live, but was allowed to stay up late and watch it live on television...
I was at this concert!! Still got my ticket stub....I preferred Ian Gillian as deep purples lead singer, but Coverdale rocked this song out! What a concert though....300,000 strong!! My ears are still ringing!!
you are "the lucky person"!!!! eheheh woooow!!!
Well it shows how old I am I was at that concert in 1974
Great reaction Millie. Thanks for the joy.
Yeah, That's a young David Coverdale of Whitesnake
If you like blues , check out their song "Mistreated" 👍
I wasn't there but I saw it on Live TV. ABC, Channel 7. I know a few people who saw it live as well, back in 1974.
saw purple twice in the 70s mk2 in 1972 mk3 in 1974 both gigs were awesome
Child in Time : Roger Glover/Bass Burn : Glen Hughes/Bass/Vocals.......
So.many hits
I saw them live at the Cow Palace for their Perfect Strangers tour. This band is exponentially better live!
Millie
This lineup of Deep Purple disbanded in 1976. David Coverdale (singer, not bassist) founded his own band, Whitesnake. Coverdale at 71 retired from touring after Whitesnake's last tour because of health problems.
Right, but Glenn is still lut there and still amazing.
The BEST VERSION OF BURN EVER❤
In Rock N' Roll . . . Play something easy, make it look hard ~ Play something hard, make it look easy (I was there)
I was at this concert.
Bass player is absolutely kicking ass!!!
"Rhapsody of Fire" Vale a pena dar uma conferida
Back then gigs were gigs, no fancy light show no explosion. just rare. talent, no auto-tunning no voice modulators.
This song is fantastic ! This is my best deep purple Line up! David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes are incredible 🙏
Have to respectfully disagree. No doubt a great line up. But,Gillian,Roger Glover is to me the best! Child In Time?.. cant touch it!!!
I think Millie would be fascinated by the whole Deep Purple story; especially Ian Gillan leaving and being replaced by David Coverdale (and Glenn Hughes)
The "second" vocalist is the bass player Glenn Hughes, aka The Voice of Rock, the White Stevie Wonder.
Yes, he did a bunch of stuff with Rata Blanca.
A reaction to one of his videos is in order :-)..... I'd recommend
Live: Glenn Hughes - 1994-05-24 - From Now On - Citta Club, Kawasaki, Japan ruclips.net/video/FiixnPV2VIw/видео.html
Studio/Official video - Glenn Hughes - Why Don't You Stay - (Official Video) ruclips.net/video/-WTRhzwHpKE/видео.html
Millie,
How about some feed-back??? I do not recall if this song has it. But they do use that Hammond classic ROCK organ. Their biggest song was "Smoke on the Water". AND "My Woman from Tokyo", Burn, and Hush. May I suggest you locate them and give them a listen. Especially Smoke on the Water....
Deep Purple - Black Night (ao vivo 1972)
As the world turns to crap before my very eyes, I feel very privileged to have experienced the music of the 60's through to the 90's in real time. It has passed and will never be repeated.
Jin Lord was an incredible on the Keyboard
Deep Purple has the most iconic riff for a guitar. Use to be 99% of people knew this riff.
The song is Smoke on the Water.
Think you review it. Just for the riff.
David Coverdale pre whitesnake wow!! 👍
Not there, but very much alive and kickin' at the time in London. Great era of music.
The bass playing is epic on this. Glenn Hughes, I think.
Check out the song Mistreated from this same concert. Epic.
I was there -with 4 hundred thousand other people was a great time
The singer David Coverdales 2nd gig, in front of 300,000 people!
This line up was just brilliant. Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord are in my fav musicians band along with Bonham, Plant, and Geezer Butler. I saw Deep Purple in the 70's (can't remember when exactly) at Wembley Arena, but unfortunately it was the late Tommy Bolin tour, and it wasn't great.
I had the pleasure to see and meet Glenn Hughes a couple of months ago, he’s still can sing exactly like he did then . Great guy although
Great video!
It`s a very nice song and a very nice band
Oh my lord ..their best song ever!!!
They're all super great but blackmore by far by far is my favorite
I love youre reactions, espero que sigas reaccionando a temas clásicos del rock, saludos
Saw rory Gallagher as opening act at one of them.epic Fleetwood Mac on same ticket oddly enough
Great reaction.
Check Mistreated in the same concert.
Burn❤❤❤❤ Glenn Hughes ❤❤
There's my little millie! Lol
NO! You're not my millie! You're a scammer!
FYI: They had different lead singer and lead guitar depending on who was mad at who and when....and you need to find the backstory on this performance...Ritchie was extremely upset and threatened to not play...they got him to play but at the end of the set...it went south! To the point they had to escape by helicopter to avoid arrest.....
Oh yeah, Ritchie got his roadie to put petrol (gasoline) in his amps and virtually blew up the stage at the end, he said later that Ian Paice's glasses blew off!😂👍