Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water | REACTION First Time Hearing
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- Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water | REACTION First Time Hearing
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That sound was a Hammond B3 organ played by its master, Jon Lord.
My mom had a B 3. Sister has it now. No organ comes close to B3 sound.
RB3 W/ SPIN HORNS..RIGHT ON😎😎
Yup my Yamaha MOXF8 has a B3 patch called "Smoke". Used it a lot with my band pre COVID. Didn't realize our last gig was at the end of Feb....
... and played through a Marshall amplifier instead of the usual Leslie speaker.
Grandmaster.
This song is a True story. It all happen as in the song. They needed one for song for the album and threw this song at the last moment and became their biggest hit.
RIP the Philmore East...
Yes and No. They wrote it in the van as the building burned. They didn't 'need' one for the lp or 'throw it together' at he last moment.
@@davegnarlsson4344 not according to their behind the music special
They were to record at the venue.
They ended up using the hotel where they stayed. Listen to part of the lyrics about about a few old beds and red lights. They used the beds as sound proofing. They had to call up the Stone's mobile studio for recording
@@davegnarlsson4344 They already had the music.
They recorded the vocals only at the hotel
Tells the story of when the group were recording in Montreux, Switzerland and they saw the casino (the gambling house in the song) on Lake Geneva burn down after a Frank Zappa concert had be held there earlier that evening. For more of their songs try "Fireball", "Speed King", "Child in Time" and "Highway Star".
There is audio of the Zappa concert when the place catches fire! It's here on RUclips! ruclips.net/video/9lpFeopjJhI/видео.html You can hear Frank "everyone please proceed to the exits."
Let's not forget about:
Space Trucking and
Woman From Tokyo
Thank you! I knew that there was a cool back story but I couldn't remember exactly what it was. So thanks for the post!😄
Yup some idiot brought his own Pyro to the Zappa gig and fired a flare gun into the ceiling of the venue
+ Lazy
Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water and the Rolling Stones' Satisfaction are two of the most recognizable riffs in all of rock.
Don't forget "25 or 6 to 4" by Chicago
I have to add Dire Straights Money For Nothing. Not taking away from the other iconic riffs listed, because they're amazing, but I gotta get Mark in the conversation.
@@MaxWindshear 💯 EXACTLY!!!
Layla - Clapton
Along with around 5 queen song riffs.
Roger Glovers bass lines are the secret underpinning of this song .
That's true
Hell yes. Underrated
The bass really makes this song!
Totally agree.
Agree
Same album, " Space Trucking " !
That joint blew my mind as a kid.
" Yeah, yeah, yeah Space Trucking"!!!!!!
You hit the nail on the head! My favorite tune on Machine Head. 🤘👍
That instrument is keyboard played by Jon Lord. The guitarists is Ritchie Blackmore.
Sounds like a drum brush to me
Sounds like a Hammond Organ
@@marceltroia9750 likely a B3
I believe it is a Hammond Organ. Electric organs like the Hammond got used quite a bit in rock during this era. It was before synthesizers and electric organs, especially the Hammond, had a lot of the musical utility that synthesizers would later fill.
@@marceltroia9750 Its a Hammond B3. Jon Lord was a master of this and he played it a lot during his time in the band. On later records and during live concerts he used to play it through a pair of Leslie-speakers and created a very special sound with this combination. A good sound example is the intro of the song "Might just take your life" from the Burn album by Deep Purple.
I believe that riff is the MOST POPULAR riff every new guitarist plays. What a hook.
I know a bunch of y'all may not have ever heard this before, but I sure do hope you like it. And I'm sure it does the souls of y'all who grew up listing to Deep Purple to watch Rome get into what we did so long ago & that we still do. Great reaction Rome, which I truly appreciate. 🎶🤟🎶
Amen bro.
He acts just like us.
I just saw that you reacted to this yesterday. I turned 60 last year, and this song has been a staple throughout my life. I can't hear the intro without turning up the volume and listening to the whole song. It blows my mind that it's 2021 and you are just hearing this for the first time! I first heard this in the early 70's. We're talking a track that is almost 50 years old! As other people have pointed out, Highway Star and Space Truckin' are required listening. Deep Purple are one of the most prolific bands of the 70's, and their back catalogue is incredible. Also one of the most creative bands in terms of experimentation and collaboration.
Try Deep Purples “Highway Star” can’t go wrong.... Banger
Check out the Argentinean street band playing Highway Star on RUclips .Epic vershun.
Drummers playing on a beat up ol kit.
Drummers the vocalist.👍🤟
@@southernstingray2743 No, no no, no covers, no live, no alternate versions, just listen to the original audio, Highway Star is just as good as Smoke on the Water, if not better, it will blow his mind.
Yes! And James, when you get through with that you must check out Sammy Hagar and Chicken Foot's Live version of HIghway Star. It's awesome!!!
@@mikell5087 the Richie Blackburn solo on Highway Star is easily Top 10 in rock history.
@@982spyder5 Nope it's number 11, just like the John Lord keyboard solo.
one of the most recognizable riffs in rock. and a true story.
“Always something new, always something good “ Exactly what it was like during the 70’s. MAGICAL period of time. Never knew what would be on the radio or new vinyl at the record store.
The most iconic opening riff ever.
"This song was absolutely fire!" I see what you did there... That instrument in the end was an organ, played by the one and only Jon Lord. Deep Purple were one of the first heavy metal bands and this was their biggest hit. It's a true story - They were recording in Switzerland and the recording studio burnt down. Local music manager "Funky" Claude Nobs became a hero by rushing into the burning casino next door to rescue people who were sheltering inside. The intro riff on this is one of the most famous in rock music. "Child in time" or "Highway star" would be a good next Deep Purple track to try.
The live version of Child in Time is incredible!
Yes, it is, for a fan of the song. But I'd recommend the original studio version first. I believe that a Live performance is better when you already know the song. He should experience it in the same order we did, at the time. Cheers! ;-]
@@robertcartier5088 Yes, I agree.
This is like, The first song people learn on the guitar
I was going to say the same thing! Lol it was my first riff on the guitar
Definitely not the first solo though that's for sure
As everybody who works in a guitar shop knows😅
First song I learned!
Maybe not the first song, but very, very, early on. It was fun playing something that people could actually recognize.
Listen to "Lazy" the Made in Japan version, best live album ever made in my opinion!!
Close behind are the Allman Brothers and Humble Pie, both live at the Filmore
Made in Japan. Reminded me of My Woman From Tokyo. Lazy and Highway Song!
yes I hope he listens to Made in Japan in 2023 after he has heard all the original studio audio versions many many times.
Deep Purple was one of THE great "heavy" bands, up there with Zeppelin. "Hush," "Highway Star," and "Space Truckin'" are great songs but "Child In Time" needs a reaction to the live version...._that_ is a higher level of intense.
If you want the ultimate live performance - do CHILD IN TIME by them, they are in a french tv studio 1970's and one of the best live performances of all time by the band. Talent extraordinaire!
From them you have to listen to : "Burn", "Child in Time", "Lazy", "Perfect Strangers"
You have to explain time frame.
Burn different vocalist " Coverdale"
Perfect Strangers 80's comeback
Otherwise your gonna get the poor guy confused,lol.
"Burn" is one of my favorites from them.
Purple have been a massive influence on my life. I've even written a book about how their music kept me alive.
Try Child In Time, Highway Star, Burn, Fireball, When a Blind Man Cries, Speed King, Soldier of Fortune, and later tracks Sometimes I feel like screaming, Fingers to the Bone and their latest release Throw My Bones. The band has been going for 50 years and they're still going with 8 lineup changes. Three of the band that recorded this song are still playing in it today.
Being classically trained, Richie Blackmore always outshone his contemporaries . . .
Back in the 60's and 70's every other week a group came out that was fire and these guys were one of the best
I say the same thing all the time 1967 TILL 1979 WOOOOW
Highway Star and Space Truckin’, are both a must
The entire "Made in Japan" album!!!
One of Rock's best True Story songs :-)
Ballroom blitz, too!
Ken Ransom also give me three steps ,
Iconic song with probably the most recognizable opening riff ever.
This song is about when Deep Purple were recording, in a studio on Lake Geneva, in Switzerland. Someone let a flare gun off, on the opposite side and a casino went up in flames. Smoke on water and fire in the sky.
Listen to this on “made in Japan” also the mega “child in time”
Just saying 🕺
How about "The Mule". Great rendition.
That's what I'm sayin'!
I’m not sure he’s ready for Child in Time.
Absolutely the best version
Gotta react to Highway Star. It's the definition of a banger. It features dueling guitar and organ solos. Child in Time is also amazing to show Ian's vocal range.
Try “highway Star “ Deep Purple it’s a most....
The events in that song took place at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1971. The casino was originally built in 1881, renovated in 1903, and first hosted the festival in 1967. It was rebuilt over four years following the fire in '71, and it's still in operation today.
"Funky Claude" was Claude Nobs, who founded the Montreux Jazz Festival. He had been a firefighter prior to the events in the song, and when he saw some younger concertgoers hiding in the casino, thinking they'd be safe from the flames, he got them out of there, and probably saved their lives. Nobs died in 2013, following a skiing accident.
one of the most famous riffs out there. Yeah, every new guitar player learns this.
After Deep Purple split in '75, the guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, formed a band called "Rainbow" including Cozy Powell(beast) on drums and Ronnie James Dio(legend) on vocals. They did a song called "Stargazer" that is just a superbly orchestrated piece of ear candy! A must hear for sure.
Great band :-) ,, child in time is also a classic , Ian Gillan and David Coverdale , two great lead singers
Music from the sixties, seventies and early eighties were an unbelievable explosion of creativity.
most iconic riff ever
That instrument is an organ dude.
"Highway Star" from Deep Purple might have one of the best guitar-solos of all time! Just my opinion as a guitarist and music-fan! :-)
Every bass player I know learned to play by listening to this over and over and over.
The instrument you hear at the end is a Hammond B3 organ run through a distorted guitar amp.
I thought they used a C3. The same guts in a heavier case.
@@wolfpat Yes, you are right, it was a C3.
I'm 55, grew up loving this band. It's great people are still listening.
They literally wrote this one to fill up space on the album and it ended up being on of the most memorable heavy songs of all time! 😁👍
Thanks. Great reaction.
The song is based on a true story about one of their concerts
It was Monterrey. Steve Vai "For the Love of God"..blow your mind....
@@jezzdavis9059 they were their to perform
Actually it's about recording an album
@@jezzdavis9059 Sir, this happened at a concert in Montreux, Switzerland at a Casino on December 4, 1971.
@@gregoryrader1537 if you look it up everything in the song actually happened
Deep Purple was the very first rock band I ever saw in person when I was 18 years old. It was still one of the best concerts I've ever seen. And my ears rang for two days after that one!
Highway Star, Space Truckin', and Lazy from this album are also epic.
Oh my gosh, that brings back such good memories, I bought the double album "Made In Japan" when it came out and I played that song over and over and over and I'm so glad I still have that album! That song is so sick, the music is so good... it just takes you to another place!
Guitar solo in Highway Star is my second favorite of all time.
Any kid who ever wanted to learn guitar started with this. lol
Dude's discovering Ritchie.
Welcome to the rabbit hole called deep purple. I grew up on them in the 70’s. Enjoy the journey. You won’t be disappointed. 🎸😍
YESSSSSS you're finally reacting to Deep Purple. I've been waiting so long. Here's some others from them to react to: "Burn" "Hush" "Highway Star" "Space Truckin'" "Lazy" and "Lazy" on their Made in Japan live album.
That live performance is probably one of my favorite live performances of all time. And this is just the top of the iceberg, Deep Purple has so many great songs. Probably in my top 3 bands of all time. So excited to see more reactions from this group from you.
“Hush” is awesome!
Hush is one of my hubby's favorites.
For Your last question, that was John Lord on a Hammond organ. He got that original sound by running it through a Marshall stack amplifier. That sound was so unique and the interplay between John Lord and Ritchie Blackmore on guitar was so much of their sound.
One of the most well known metal riffs ever! Everyone has heard this especially Beavis and butthead
I'm 59 and grew up in 70s/80s and I enjoy your videos because they remind of the VJs (Video Jockeys) on MTV that I loved when stationed in Germany. Live your best life!!! 🎶🎧
"My Woman In Tokyo" should be next
Hey Rome
If you're curious about what the story is behind this song:
Deep Purple went to the Montreaux music festival in Switzerland, where the Rolling Stones and Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Creation were were performing to record material in a mobile recording studio
The hotel where they were staying at, some idiot fired off a flare gun inside the casino, catching the building on fire, burning the building to the ground and inspiration for the title was the fire in the sky and the "Smoke on the water" was the smoke billowing over the surface of Lake Geneva
One of the promoters, who was nicknamed "Funky Claude"(RIP Funky Claude) kept running in and out of the building in an attempt to evacuate concertgoers
In answer to your question about what instrument you hear at the end, that's a wurlitzer organ that you hear
I see other reactors are giving you good advice so I’ll just say welcome, welcome, welcome. You are going to love these guys.
It's so nice that you listen to stuff that's out of your comfort zone
The RIFF is BANNED in 99% of all guitar stores!!!
@@sumama4835 No idea if it’s 99%, but a lot of stores will tell you to stop if you play it.
Stairway also
@@scottalynch yep! Lol. You'll get dirty looks at the least immediately. But everyone loves them songs.....
@@sumama4835 so many people play it that's it's an unwritten rule. No smoke on the water, no stairway to heaven. Both awesome songs just massively overplayed for years. Lol
@@scottalynch "no Stairway? Denied."
I'm 52 ....just awesome to see all these first time reactions when I grew up listening to all these awesome bands 😎 priceless!! Thank you!!
I'm so happy to see you discovering another of the true essentials! What comes after Deep Purple (don't stop w/Smoke on the Water)? Follow their guitarist, Ritchie Blackmore, to his next band Rainbow -- where we see Dio (you reacted to Holy Diver) as lead singer. I'm sure people you've seen recommendations for Rainbow/Man on the Silver Mountain, and Rainbow/Stargazer. You've almost discovered enough of the 1970s music to understand the roots of heavy metal and 1980s hard rock.
You gotta understand that when we saw these old rock bands live they played huge venues like stadiums and arenas. They were so powerful that you felt the music.
Deep Purple is part of the Unholy Trinity of Heavy Metal: Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Black Sabbath.
For an amazing llive performance that shows off the talent and skill of every member of the band, check out Child In Time from 1970: ruclips.net/video/OorZcOzNcgE/видео.html
this is the best version to use. very high quality
Thanx for listening, not stopping the music half way thru to "Have your Chat" Now I can listen to your perception, after enjoying a old song from my time in its entirety. And its history. Bless.
Also listen to “Highway Star” and “Burn”. And the songs “Lazy” and “Child in Time” but take the live version from Tokyo.
Well now, not always
Deep Purple had a number of hit songs. "Hush", "Smoke On The Water", "My Woman From Tokyo", and "Perfect Strangers", which was a comeback hit for them in 1984.
Next song has to be Child In Time - one of the greatest songs in history - not just for Deep Purple. It's the bands own Stairway To Heaven.
This came out when I was in junior high, late 60's early 70's, lots of amazing bands from that era have had a lasting influence on music.
Headbangin music
Do NOT listen to while driving.
Tony Soprano did and crashed his SUV!
In 1970, Deep Purple were touring Europe on a tour bus. Onboard was a music reporter who asked the boys how they write songs. Without saying a word, Ritchie Blackmore picks up an acoustic guitar and begins strumming a G chord over and over. Ian Gillan improvises lyrics over the top of the guitar. They arrive at the venue. Perfect the new song during sound check. Performed it live that night. That song was Highway Star. It became one of their anthems and it was a display of musical talent that doesn't seem to exist today and the likes of which we'll probably never see again.
I also suggest Rainbow, Dio, Black Sabbath featuring Dio. Especially Heaven And Hell.
heard this loads in the 70's .. the production .. Lucky it was on Vinyl ..
Hi there Rome Life I really enjoyed your reaction, very cool. I am a big Depp Purple fan, I first came across them 45 years ago! The solo is sublime I must agree with you, I love the tone, clarity and expression from my man Ritchie there. Really glad you discovered this, it is such a great song. Other great songs by Purple are Child In Time, Speed King, Fireball, Lazy, Strange Kind of Woman, Burn to name a few.
Check out Highway Star next!!!
I had seen them in concert, in Phoenix, in the mid 70's. Montrose, Nazareth, and Deep Purple. It was one enjoyable day!
They use Deep Purple "RIFFS", in sporting events. You might notice other riffs in some of their other songs.
They were noted as being the loudest band back then, everyone wanted to see them in concert. Jon Lord said they weren't trying for that in an interview and that it just happened. I think it was because they were finding new and unique ways to different songs. A very great band with lots of great songs.
Great reaction... Child in time from them next please !!
That last instrument is a Hammond Organ. Fun fact: Deep Purple's keyboardist, the late Jon Lord, bought a Hammond Organ from Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac fame in 1973 after his original broke down, which he used though out the rest of his playing days with Deep Purple.
You haven't heard a lot of great music done in the 60's. It is the golden age of Rock and Roll. Try it, you'll like it.
James, Smoke On The Water was the song that every rock band performing in every "club" I frequented on Friday & Saturday night "partying" back in the early/mid-70s would be guaranteed to feature as their showcase performance! Smoke On The Water's hard-working guitar riffs expressed the insane drive to just let go and "rock out!" It was so relatable to most of my generation.
I loved watching you being drawn in by the driving energy and emotion of this seminal rock classic! Now imagine being 18-years old and full of testosterone on a Friday-night club scene! Yeah, you KNOW what I'm talking about! Hell yeah!
For a more R&B sound, try Lazy off this album, my favorite song off of this album.
One of the, if the, most recognizable opening riffs in rock. In fact it's the first riff my son learned when he got a guitar for his birthday as a teenager.
Give Child In Time by these guys a listen, a tour de force!
Yes! Yes!
you could not possibly be more correct!!!!!!!
you must hear this in time
Child In Time is an all-time classic, I especially love the live version on Made In Japan.
Oh yes Child In Time for sure.
"funky Claude" Nobs was the organizer of the Montreux jazz festival he was running in and out of the building pulling people out. I love the line "No matter what we get out of this I know we'll never forget". What they got was a song that was voted by guitar magazine as one of the best guitar riffs ever.
This is a true story. You should check it out.
What’s a true story?
This is based on an actual event.
There is just so much music out there in the world. You have only just started. Keep on reacting to every music genre you can. I love watching how you keep discovering new bands and different music genres. Keep being so genuine with your reactions too.
Frank Zappa and The Mothers were playing a concert at the casino and it burned down. Back story
Just to clarify.... that would be the Mothers of Invention. And just what IS the mother of invention??! Huh? Anyone???
The final year the "Texas Jam" was actually called the Jam I was 14yrs old. I was sneaking out of my mom's house and wrnt to see DP live. I also fell down some stairs right as DP took the stage. I laid there in pain for the 1st 6 songs. Love these guys. Had total knee replacement surgery last year and would do it again right now.
Do Deep Purple Highway Star and Child in Time James :)
One of the most famous Guitar riffs ever . Yes . You learn this very early when you start playing the guitar. Ritchie Blackmore was also in a band called "Rainbow" . They also had a number of hits !
pleeeeeeeeeease do CHILD IN TIME (best version arguably from album "made in japan")
When the bass kicks in oh yeah
Fleetwood mac
HYPNOTIZED
then IM SO AFRAID the dance 1997
" Hypnotized " is an awesome song by Fleetwood Mac
*NOW YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO THIS AGAIN BECAUSE THE SONG IS A TRUE STORY.*
Check out "Roots to Branches" by Jethro Tull. Great start to great music.
I am 62, and this came out about the time I graduated. Now you understand why our parents were so scared of rock and roll. It came a long way from the 50's when rock was just getting started. The 70's were such a great time to be alive!!
I am a Black guy who grew up on Deep Purple. How can one not know Deep Purple? Also, check out Deep Purple. Check out the Blues guitarist Son Seals Cold Blood, Going Back Home.
Thank you for expanding your horizons.. You are an inspiration to this 61 yo navy vet. I'm happy you are discovering my world. You are bringing healing to our country! Cudos
This was one of the Iconic albums of the 70's. And the rift you're talking about is one the easiest ones to learn. I learned bass with this song.
An incredible band, pure power and talent with imo the greatest drummer period Ian Paice.