Malcolm Dome discussing the holy trinity of guitar players with Ritchie Blackmore at the forefront.
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Malcolm Dome, who sadly passed away in 2021, was instrumental in writing and editing many of the brilliant British rock magazines that promoted hard rock including Kerrang!, Metal Hammer and Classic Rock.
We find him discussing the great rock players including Eric Capton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Ritchie Blackmore.
Love Blackmore. Greatest guitarist ever! ❤
Blackmore is the King!!
Ritchie ☝Blackmore what an amazing guitarist, I love the way he plays.
Ritchie is The Greatest and pioneer.
Ritchie God 🖤 Blackmore indeed!
He’s the one his tone is fantastic his touch he’s got that dimmer sound that is just Beautiful and also sharp and spiky sound at the end with great bending he’s just a fenomenal musician I’m always inspire to the full when I listen to his playing with deep purple rainbow or acoustic stuff just an unbelievable musician 🎸🤘🏻💪🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥jJ:>
Deep Purple and Rainbow, now Blackmore' s Night. He's most creative man in bussiness and top guitarist. And above all, his music stood test of time.
RIP Malcom. A true lover of the arts
I agree with all the great comments about Blackmore, but I disagree (imagine that on the internet lol) with the comparisons to Page and Clapton. People always have to compare and rank. Art can't be ranked. They are all amazing in the own right.
Absolutely agree. I'm listen to Blackmore more than the others but there's no point ranking them. All greats, we should enjoy them when we can. Sad that Jimmy doesn't play live any more but at least I got to see him in the 90s.
@@GrahamSouthorn Nice! Unfortunately, I have never seen Page nor Blackmore. I wish I could have or still could!
Shamless plug of a cover we did of Highway Star...
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Exactly 💯 music is Art and Art is very subjective.
For me only two names are necessary. Schenker and Blackmore. Schenker was in my opinion a better technical guitarist, but Blackmore was a greater composer with great technical skill (in my opinion again).
Preach brother preach top 3 guitars in the world
#1Ritchie Blackmore!
So many great guitarists! But the one I want to listen to is the man in black!
Agree 100%
Agreeable and missing the great journalistic personality of Malcom Dome.
Yes, Eric was peaked & done after his 'time out' in the earliest of '70s. Beck was far more jazz. Page, blues & feel-not a note-for-note pefectionist. BUT, Blackmores zig zagging w/rock/jazz/classical/pop.....heavy on the pop when cable tv kicked up the exposure left the fan base thinned out. And as known today a difficult person to get on with. He relished the negative. Yes, the talent was there all along, but the down time also pushed his name out of the limelight the past 25 years.
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I agree - Clapton does covers. Page is a great song writer and arranger but sloppy in his delivery - amazing in the studio. Blackmore with Beck and Hendrix were unbeatable live - and on a good night Blackmore was untouchable. I think Blackmore's Studio recordings were sometimes badly produced and he sometimes took too much of a back seat (the complete opposite to his live playing). Beck's output was sometimes quirky and therefore he'll remain a guitarist's guitarist. Blackmore was shredding, ecomony picking, sweep picking, playing arpeggios and playing with feedback (already in 1961) before anyone else. Hendrix included. He pushed the bad boy difficult image thing himself - especially in the 1980's. I have understood he is not difficult to work with as long as you deliver quality and you are competent... If you are not doing both of those you were out...
My trinity is April lawton Phil keaggy and Bernard butler
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This the best description I have ever heard. Hats off sir! A true music journalist!!
Interesting opinion. You do have to hand it to Blackmore that his era specific music does not completely define him, but it defines his popularity to some extent. Similarly you can say the same about Jeff Beck. Jimi did not live long enough to evolve and develop. There was some evidence to suggest that he was, or that he wanted to take his music in a different direction. From this point of view Eric has moved a bit in this direction or that, but he has always returned to his roots in blues. Page- well, he is pretty much defined by the body of work that he did with Zeppelin, and he should be proud. Developmentally there is not much career progression there (post Zeppelin). With that said - the Trinity for me is Jimi, Jeff and Eric. It's all subjective for me - what I like better. Technically speaking I really cannot say who is better than who. Even though Jimi was American, it was Britain that launched him. I do agree with this man's comments about doing enough and not doing too much. Blackmore had a group around him for "filling". Page did too. Eric and Jimi had trios- more pressure to do more work when playing live. Peace-
I just prefer all the rainbow albums...better than all the rest...
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I put Blackmore above God.
Reading the comments further below I realized this gentleman is no longer with us. RIP sir.
Blackmore and Beck both know how to let it breathe. I'd agree both are doing more work/ playing than Page, Clapton. Did you know Clapton the only one in
R n R HF 3 times... 😅solo. Yardbirds. Blind Faith.