🤔hum i don t remember that but i ll check it out for sure ! My friend bought a Korg BX3 organ in 1979 it was the first year they did that due to the termination of the Hammond B3 ! So they did an analog clone wheel organ ! clone of the B3 ! and my friend was playing in bars and pubs ! he recently bought a new keyboard and sold me his Korg BX3 ! it s right here in my kitchen ! lol ! and i put a electronic piano on top of it ! Man ! i gotta hear that Jon Lord ! last time i saw Deep Purple was in Montreal around 1999 ! 😎
@@jankla4419 I have seen them live and you are right and why I made a post saying these guys should cover Made in Japan. Best Live album ever recorded.
In 1970 while on a tour bus, a reporter was on board. He asked the boys how they write songs. Ritchie picked up a guitar and strummed a G chord over and over. Ian improvised lyrics over the guitar. They arrive at the venue for sound check. They perfect the new song during sound check and performed it live that night. That was Highway Star. That's real excellence in musicianship.
They didn't perfect it. But they did get the basic bones of the thing settled. There is a recording from a show few weeks later, and the lyrics are still not down. With Gillian la la through a few bits. The fact they kept an incomplete song on the set list shows they knew they had something really special in that song
Believe it or not, but they actually wrote this song while on their way to a show and performed it that very night. Simply incredible considering the fact that this is one of their best songs in their catalogue. Also, that guitar solo is something else and Ritchie Blackmore is legendary.
It all started when some reporter asked them "how do you guys come up with a song?" and Blackmore just stared at him playing the one chord over and over
One thing I love about purple, to this day, is that the performances are very "on the spot". Yes, they are reharsed, yes they are similar and well thought out, but they are there in the moment, gillan messes the lyrircs, the guitars do a bit of improv... It just always feel, as said by ryan, fun and fresh.
The whole Machine Head album is ace start to finish, it’s bluesey, funky, rocking.. Richie Blackmore the guitarist is held in very heigh regard with other guitarists. His tone, taste of lick, and is the king of vibrato.
The guy playing the organ on this song later admitted that the notes played in 11:34 was a mistake but he played that little "lick" twice so that it sounded like it was intentional. That is PURE genius.
THAT is why perfection is the enemy of good. We look forward to that part - call it an Easter egg, human flaw, whatever - that doesn't exist on grid-built, digitally corrected shite that passes for music today.
The story of the song is that Deep Purple on their tour in the bus got asked how they wrote their songs and they did this one straight of the bat sitting in the bus ..so it is very straight forward
@@johnboylan3591 Jon Lord actually says he did happen but the version they played that night was not the same as the one they eventually recorded. I have the DVD with it on
In 1970 this was speed metal,sometimes your perspective is so obviously unbiased, fresh, and dead wrong, it makes this channel awesome. The Twist? What?! Love it
I was lucky enough to see them with this lineup in 1984 on the Perfect Strangers tour. They were flawless. The whole band in this incarnation was stacked. Jon Lord on keys was stunning live.
I saw Faith No More in Columbus in the early 2000's and they played Highway Star 6 times during their set. It was both awesome and hilarious. (6 times may be an over exaggeration, but they played it a lot of times fully and partially.) Great song!
I'm not sure I fully understand George's reaction here - he hears the incredible musicianship, he states that they "killed it" yet he isn't really feeling it! He says he's heard it all before, but Purple is playing at a level very few can match, and the drive and tempo of the song had both George and Ryan rocking out to it.....George should come back to it, I'll bet he would have a different take.
You described the solo very well, and you also described the whole problem with solos in heavier music in general. One of the biggest "strengths" of those early hard rock/heavy metal bands was they weren't trying to - impress - they were trying to - express - themselves. Ritchie Blackmore, Tony Iommi, Jimmy Page - they mastered guitar playing so that they can create better music and art. Many guitarists get this wrong, and they confuse playing guitar to make music with playing guitar to push the boundaries of what you can do physically with it. That being said, I also like some hardcore shredding lol, but the levels of those early masters of guitar are something else.
I can tell Ryan was really feeling this. Imo one of the best, simple, but best guitar solos of all time. Ritchie Blackmore. This came out in the early early 70’s, so I can only imagine how fresh this must have been, especially that chugga chugga. Burn is another great song I would recommend.
Ritchie Blackmore is your favourite guitar player's favourite guitar player. For me he is the OG shredder, technical and yet so damn musical. He really had it all.
A couple of spectacular Purple songs from the early 70s are Fireball and Speedking. Both very heavy songs, but Fireball is especially heavy, thrashy and fast, with a very classical music sounding keyboard solo. And the drums in fireball are the some of the best I've heard. Give those two a listen guys.
Thank you! Fireball = speed metal 8 years before there was a name for speed metal. I love Bonham, Peart, etc., but it's criminal how seldom Ian Paice is mentioned as one of the greats.
Brilliant musicians. One of the best vocalists, drummers, and and keyboardists in rock. And the guitarist and bass player were no slouches either. Ian Paice is my all time favorite drummer. He was a monster but always tasteful. His playing always served the song, not his own ego.
About time you got to the greatest "driving song" ever written and recorded! Good to see you doing some classic rock again. You are missing so many legendary tracks and groups! Fascinating that you couldn't get into it. Not sure if you ever heard their song "Burn," but you should try that. It's probably their most amazing song, with some of the best drumming you'll ever hear in a hard rock song, but who knows -- maybe you'll hate it?
Purple are such a great band, I've known and loved their music since I was like eight years old. Superb musicians and such a tight and creative unit, across many changes of players!
You two had your "stank" faces on! this was in 1972, after listening to my older sisters Beatles for years (which I love), Deep Purples Machine Head was my first album purchase. I've been rockin out since.
Fun fact : that track WAS in fact in a Race Game called Rock'n'Roll Racing on Gameboy along with other amazing rock classics ! You nailed it once again
The live version off of Live in Japan is killer. In fact, Live in Japan is probably one of, if not the best live album ever. It’s just so damn good. Lol, Pole Position. Showing your age with the Atari reference.
The song has been in a lot of driving video games. There was an old super Nintendo game called "Rock n Roll racing" this was the theme song, also had black Sabbath in it.
You should check out some of Deep Purple's deep cuts like When A Blind Man Cries, Pictures of Home, Demon's Eye, Might Just Take Your Life, Mistreated, Mandrake's Root etc.
Just like how you get into Black Sabbath in the beginning of your Black Sabbath journey the songs that most people recommend are Iron Man, Paranoid which are straight forward metal songs. It’s only when you got deep into their Catalog that you discovered their less known bangers like Snowblind, sweet leaf and Into the Void. Same way with Deep Purple there are many songs for you guys to discover like Lazy, Burn, Speed King, Mistreated, Black night to name a few. Then I would love to hear your analysis. But good reaction
Guys,check this out, the chord changes surrounded by drum licks sound like the driver changing gears of the car on the highway, sometimes speeding up, sometimes slowing down, like on curves or passing other cars on the road
This song was on a racing game called Rock N Roll Racing which I played on SNES early 90s as a kid. It was the first version of the song I heard and have loved it ever since.
This track is a classic all time song by Deep Purple and it contains some of the first early shred guitar and shred organ soloing. The whole band was on fire. Also Ian G on the vocals hitting those high notes is so awesome and he influenced so many rock and metal vocalist who came later. Glad you guys like the track \m/
7:21 Yes this was in a video game, but not a racing game. This was the song that was played in the intro for the original Rock Band. Funny thing: The intro was a scene of a group of people playing on a car while they were driving.
Some cool piece of lore, these guys were so talented, that they wrote this basically while on the tour bus on the way to a show, and hen performed it live for the first time that same night. Ritchie Blackmore was just riding that palm muted string and Gillan came in with that verse vocal melody improvised, and everyone kind of looked at each other. They knew hey had a song and it came out of nowhere.
Ryan called it. This was on the soundtrack for Rock N' Roll Racing. Crazy fun game and one of the first with licensed music ("Paranoid" is on there, too). Totally different vibe, but check out Al Stewart's "Year of the Cat" for another great song with multiple instrumental solos.
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“but officer you don’t understand, highway star was playing”.
"Ahh, understood. Have a good day" lol
My speeding ticket song as well.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 NO KIDDIN'!!
I had a cop years ago pull me over on the highway when I was a teenager, give me a warning and said "turn the radio down" as he left lol
😅😅😅
'Burn' is another great song by Purple with two separate solos.
is the BEST song
Its perfect
Jon Lord: "Check out my sweet keyboard solo"
Ritchie Blackmore: "Hold my beer"
They were both amazing.
Jon Lord > Ritchie Blackmore
🤔hum i don t remember that but i ll check it out for sure ! My friend bought a Korg BX3 organ in 1979 it was the first year they did that due to the termination of the Hammond B3 ! So they did an analog clone wheel organ ! clone of the B3 ! and my friend was playing in bars and pubs ! he recently bought a new keyboard and sold me his Korg BX3 ! it s right here in my kitchen ! lol ! and i put a electronic piano on top of it ! Man ! i gotta hear that Jon Lord ! last time i saw Deep Purple was in Montreal around 1999 ! 😎
@@jankla4419 I have seen them live and you are right and why I made a post saying these guys should cover Made in Japan. Best Live album ever recorded.
@FishTheJim not the greatest but really good
RIP John Lord. He was def one of the Top3 Pianists/Keyboardists of this time
Jon Douglas Lord rip 🙏
Classical music disguised as rock music .....a level of musicianship that very few bands have obtained and many aspire to especially in the 70s.....
In 1970 while on a tour bus, a reporter was on board. He asked the boys how they write songs. Ritchie picked up a guitar and strummed a G chord over and over. Ian improvised lyrics over the guitar. They arrive at the venue for sound check. They perfect the new song during sound check and performed it live that night. That was Highway Star. That's real excellence in musicianship.
They didn't perfect it. But they did get the basic bones of the thing settled. There is a recording from a show few weeks later, and the lyrics are still not down. With Gillian la la through a few bits. The fact they kept an incomplete song on the set list shows they knew they had something really special in that song
WHAT?! Epic….thank you for the tidbit❣️🖤
Indeed. A muted staccato G5
"Knockin' at Your Back Door" just gonna leave that here. One of my favorites.
Sweet Lucy was dancer but nobody would chance her because she was a samurai.... 🤦♂️...
I never could get into that one
seconded
@@punkassfunkfuck the lyrics, that riff is badass
Ah, the cunning linguist song.
One of the best opening 60 seconds in all of songdom.
I saw Deep Purple recently and was extremely impressed how a bunch of 80 y/o men are still rocking to this better than ever.
Believe it or not, but they actually wrote this song while on their way to a show and performed it that very night. Simply incredible considering the fact that this is one of their best songs in their catalogue.
Also, that guitar solo is something else and Ritchie Blackmore is legendary.
the keyboard solo too by Lord
Drumming is tight AF!
It all started when some reporter asked them "how do you guys come up with a song?" and Blackmore just stared at him playing the one chord over and over
One thing I love about purple, to this day, is that the performances are very "on the spot".
Yes, they are reharsed, yes they are similar and well thought out, but they are there in the moment, gillan messes the lyrircs, the guitars do a bit of improv... It just always feel, as said by ryan, fun and fresh.
Classical music disguised as rock music .....a level of musicianship that very few bands have obtained and many aspire to especially in the 70s.....
Fun fact: The speed limit doesn't apply when Highway Star or Freebird is playing
Or Trampled Under Foot!
@@juliemanarin4127 and Radar Love
Call Me by Blondie does it to me too.
Thrashed, by Black Sabbath too (Gillan on vocals by the way)
Or Hush
The whole Machine Head album is ace start to finish, it’s bluesey, funky, rocking.. Richie Blackmore the guitarist is held in very heigh regard with other guitarists. His tone, taste of lick, and is the king of vibrato.
Massively important album for the development of metal - you can hear where bands like Priest and Maiden got their start from in this tune
Those bands sucked compared to the bands from the 60's......
Deep Purple, Dio-era Rainbow and Judas Priest were what the next decade's heavy metal sound was influenced by more than Black Sabbath IMO.
@@coreyhall1150LOL.
Yep , the beginnings of THE CHUG
The guy playing the organ on this song later admitted that the notes played in 11:34 was a mistake but he played that little "lick" twice so that it sounded like it was intentional. That is PURE genius.
The great & incomparable John Lord!!
Great cover up!
That's jazz.😊
Repetition legitimizes. Repetition legitimizes.
THAT is why perfection is the enemy of good. We look forward to that part - call it an Easter egg, human flaw, whatever - that doesn't exist on grid-built, digitally corrected shite that passes for music today.
Great song for getting a speeding ticket to.
Another album you can play straight through, great album
The story of the song is that Deep Purple on their tour in the bus got asked how they wrote their songs and they did this one straight of the bat sitting in the bus ..so it is very straight forward
And they played it in concert that very night
It's mindboggling they happened to created one of the best rock/metal songs ever probably because they were bored.
John Lord actually said that never happened.
@@johnboylan3591 Jon Lord actually says he did happen but the version they played that night was not the same as the one they eventually recorded. I have the DVD with it on
Space Truckin on this album is my favourite Deep Purple song.
It's all about Lazy on this album.
@@na-tv6rnall day long
LAZY!!
Lazy and Maybe i'm a leo are great too
I'm with you, yeh yeh yeh space trucking 🚚
Classical music disguised as rock music .....a level of musicianship that very few bands have obtained and many aspire to.....
Lots of speeding tickets were earned in the 70s blasting this song riding with the top down and the volume up. 🙂
Review "Hush", you'll love it too. The organ work on that song is even better.
The whole album is fire,a rock landmark for sure.
In the classic rock world, that solo is like a top three of all time no problem
In 1970 this was speed metal,sometimes your perspective is so obviously unbiased, fresh, and dead wrong, it makes this channel awesome.
The Twist? What?! Love it
I've listened to this song a million times, so I suggest you listen again.
I was lucky enough to see them with this lineup in 1984 on the Perfect Strangers tour. They were flawless. The whole band in this incarnation was stacked. Jon Lord on keys was stunning live.
Fireball is such a good song from this era of the band. Wicked drumming & classic organ/guitar interplay
Fireball & Machine Head was Deep Purple's peak, IMO
I saw Faith No More in Columbus in the early 2000's and they played Highway Star 6 times during their set. It was both awesome and hilarious. (6 times may be an over exaggeration, but they played it a lot of times fully and partially.) Great song!
Genuinely love the honesty from George - "I'll never play this song again" 😂
That’s basically it in a nutshell. If you ain’t playing it again, then you don’t like it. I’m a freekin genius!
Then George must be crazy.
It’s possible to respect a song, but not really like it.
I'm not sure I fully understand George's reaction here - he hears the incredible musicianship, he states that they "killed it" yet he isn't really feeling it! He says he's heard it all before, but Purple is playing at a level very few can match, and the drive and tempo of the song had both George and Ryan rocking out to it.....George should come back to it, I'll bet he would have a different take.
“Lazy” or “Maybe I’m a Leo” should definitely be next!
Pictures of Home
I think they'd love "Burn" and "Rat Bat Blue."
Lazy is a banger.
Lazy is one of my favorites. Great drinking song. Lol
@@HauntingHistory same here!
This CD was perfect to blast in the car, the guitar and organ are so cool
cd? cd?? 8TRACK
@andrewfischer8564 lol I was born after 8track, had to make due with that 90s technology. At least my mom had the vinyl at home.
@@tomkruze1304 just showing how old i am and trying to get a dig on you youngins. a jest please dont taake it personally
You described the solo very well, and you also described the whole problem with solos in heavier music in general. One of the biggest "strengths" of those early hard rock/heavy metal bands was they weren't trying to - impress - they were trying to - express - themselves.
Ritchie Blackmore, Tony Iommi, Jimmy Page - they mastered guitar playing so that they can create better music and art. Many guitarists get this wrong, and they confuse playing guitar to make music with playing guitar to push the boundaries of what you can do physically with it.
That being said, I also like some hardcore shredding lol, but the levels of those early masters of guitar are something else.
Highway Star is best heard and seen live by Deep Purple
I can tell Ryan was really feeling this. Imo one of the best, simple, but best guitar solos of all time. Ritchie Blackmore. This came out in the early early 70’s, so I can only imagine how fresh this must have been, especially that chugga chugga. Burn is another great song I would recommend.
Deep purple was and is a fun band to listen to with so many different fun rockin songs
Ritchie Blackmore is your favourite guitar player's favourite guitar player. For me he is the OG shredder, technical and yet so damn musical. He really had it all.
Top 3 in the world easily 👌 😎
"But Officer, I was speeding, but Highway Star was on the radio!".
Yes Deep Purple have been financing police departments around the world for 50 years lol
Two songs that come to mind immediately, that have solos by more than one instrument: Light My Fire and In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.
This was the "Heavy Metal" of the time, still had melody! What you are calling tone!
All guitars have tone, including metal.
Still is metal. Early metal, and hard rock. Metal isn't just blast beats and growling.
Hard rock, they are not really heavy metal
@@deborahr9188 Hard, harder, hardest. Then Harder, Harderest, Hardester. Then Harderester, Harderestest!
@@deborahr9188 Oh, and then "heavy metal thunder"!
One of my ALL Time favorite songs!!!! Period and it came out during my birth year 1972! Love this song!!!
A couple of spectacular Purple songs from the early 70s are Fireball and Speedking. Both very heavy songs, but Fireball is especially heavy, thrashy and fast, with a very classical music sounding keyboard solo. And the drums in fireball are the some of the best I've heard. Give those two a listen guys.
Thank you! Fireball = speed metal 8 years before there was a name for speed metal. I love Bonham, Peart, etc., but it's criminal how seldom Ian Paice is mentioned as one of the greats.
This album (and the specific lineup for this album) is ri-goddamn-diculous... So. Good.
This song was in a video game! It was called Rock n' Roll Racing for the Super Nintendo, still one of my favorite racing games
Player 1 should AVOID mines.
RIP is about to BLOW! Still one of my favorites
Viper is in another time zone.
Rock'n Roll Racing is definitelly one of the main reasons why I started to listen to classic and hard rock songs.
Space Truckin!!!!!!!!! 🤘😎🤘
This song is pure self indulgence. nothing more, nothing less. Love it. Back then, and Now...😁 Havin' Fun!! Yeah!!
That keyboard solo is one of THE most iconic solos of all time. Absolutely timeless.
This is an album you guy's should eventually hear in it's entirety. 😊
Brilliant musicians. One of the best vocalists, drummers, and and keyboardists in rock. And the guitarist and bass player were no slouches either. Ian Paice is my all time favorite drummer. He was a monster but always tasteful. His playing always served the song, not his own ego.
About time you got to the greatest "driving song" ever written and recorded! Good to see you doing some classic rock again. You are missing so many legendary tracks and groups! Fascinating that you couldn't get into it. Not sure if you ever heard their song "Burn," but you should try that. It's probably their most amazing song, with some of the best drumming you'll ever hear in a hard rock song, but who knows -- maybe you'll hate it?
Purple are such a great band, I've known and loved their music since I was like eight years old. Superb musicians and such a tight and creative unit, across many changes of players!
You'll never play it again, but next time you hear it, you'll be head banging. Don't fight it. Peace
No they won't; it's beyond them to appreciate it.
@@daseguin How the hell is disagreement equal to hate?🤔
@@qualityofme
I wrote that before i heard the critique at the end.
Apologies
@@daseguin Lol not a problem
Ritchie Blackmore’s solos are magical. They have a song called Son of Alerik where his guitar work is breathtaking.
Fav deep purple song and in my top 3 guitar solos of all time - not technically, but because of how much I enjoy it.
You two had your "stank" faces on! this was in 1972, after listening to my older sisters Beatles for years (which I love), Deep Purples Machine Head was my first album purchase. I've been rockin out since.
Jon Lord (RIP) was just a master at rock organ. This is easily one of my favorite solos from any instrument.
Kickass song. Everybody on top of their game. And as a guitarist, it's an absolute blast to play. So much fun.
Ritchie Blackmore was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame after Green Day.
Rock n Roll Hall of Shit.
They all did their thing every member was on fire
Ian Gillian was one of the most underrated lead singers of that time.
Saw them in 1985 in Cleveland.
Next up, Knocking at Your Back Door.
Saw the 85 tour in Maryland. Killer
Judas in the Original Jesus Christ Superstar
@@susanmurray7654 Ian Gillan sang the part of Jesus - not Judas.
@@BobSoltis1 oops my bad. Youbarecright.
I had the soundtrack on album, cassette and CC. Judas was my favorite part though...
@@BobSoltis1
Potato - potatoe.
My favorite song of all time never get tired of it.
If You want to hear more than one solo in one song, by different instruments - Deep Purple Marathon is inevitable😂
Fun fact : that track WAS in fact in a Race Game called Rock'n'Roll Racing on Gameboy along with other amazing rock classics ! You nailed it once again
The live version off of Live in Japan is killer. In fact, Live in Japan is probably one of, if not the best live album ever. It’s just so damn good.
Lol, Pole Position. Showing your age with the Atari reference.
The song has been in a lot of driving video games. There was an old super Nintendo game called "Rock n Roll racing" this was the theme song, also had black Sabbath in it.
I appreciate your honesty! There are many popular songs that do anything for me.
Same album
" Space Trucking" 🔥
That's the one I would suggest.
When you think how old this song is.... This is still awesome 🙏🤘
You should check out some of Deep Purple's deep cuts like When A Blind Man Cries, Pictures of Home, Demon's Eye, Might Just Take Your Life, Mistreated, Mandrake's Root etc.
listen learn read on
Rat bat blue@@andrewfischer8564
Fools
My all-time favorite Deep Purple song!
This song was in a video game. Good call. Blizzards Rock n Roll Racing on SNES. Also had Sabbath and some other classic Rock tunes.
Led Zeppelin, You shook me. Keyboard solo, harmonica solo, guitar solo.
Just like how you get into Black Sabbath in the beginning of your Black Sabbath journey the songs that most people recommend are Iron Man, Paranoid which are straight forward metal songs. It’s only when you got deep into their Catalog that you discovered their less known bangers like Snowblind, sweet leaf and Into the Void.
Same way with Deep Purple there are many songs for you guys to discover like
Lazy, Burn, Speed King, Mistreated, Black night to name a few. Then I would love to hear your analysis. But good reaction
Yessss! I love deep purple! I wholeheartedly recommend „burn“ and „fireball“ so you can hear the full power of the drumming genius Ian Paice!
Crank it loud!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have to listen 🎶 to it non stop to get the vibe
So fun to watch Highway Star just simply put a smile on your faces.
Great analyses on this one from you guys.
Been waiting on this one my dudes.
I love it when people find old music to re appreciate !
Guys,check this out, the chord changes surrounded by drum licks sound like the driver changing gears of the car on the highway, sometimes speeding up, sometimes slowing down, like on curves or passing other cars on the road
man i love that break in the song. Gets me every time.
Space Truckin'....SPACE TRUCKIN'
This song was on a racing game called Rock N Roll Racing which I played on SNES early 90s as a kid. It was the first version of the song I heard and have loved it ever since.
The Metal church version of this song is amazing 🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘
Watching them play it live is even better.
I was in high school when Machine Head was released. VERY popular album.
This track is a classic all time song by Deep Purple and it contains some of the first early shred guitar and shred organ soloing. The whole band was on fire. Also Ian G on the vocals hitting those high notes is so awesome and he influenced so many rock and metal vocalist who came later. Glad you guys like the track \m/
This is a fantastic music
This song has everything a song need!
7:21 Yes this was in a video game, but not a racing game. This was the song that was played in the intro for the original Rock Band.
Funny thing: The intro was a scene of a group of people playing on a car while they were driving.
For some reason I always think it’s the borderlands intro. Mandela effect?
This song WAS in a racing game. Rock‘n‘Roll Racing for the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis.
CON DEEP PURPLE NUNCA TE EQUIVOCAS ,FANTÁSTICOS!!🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🎸🎸🎸🎸
Some cool piece of lore, these guys were so talented, that they wrote this basically while on the tour bus on the way to a show, and hen performed it live for the first time that same night. Ritchie Blackmore was just riding that palm muted string and Gillan came in with that verse vocal melody improvised, and everyone kind of looked at each other. They knew hey had a song and it came out of nowhere.
those guitar and organ solos always get me
Ryan called it. This was on the soundtrack for Rock N' Roll Racing. Crazy fun game and one of the first with licensed music ("Paranoid" is on there, too).
Totally different vibe, but check out Al Stewart's "Year of the Cat" for another great song with multiple instrumental solos.
This song was old 40 years ago.. You're Saint's for giving it a minute.
You gotta remember that heavy rock and metal were influenced by engines of cars and Motorcycles and production factories
This song is god damn insane and a great example of why Deep Purple is one of the early pioneers of metal music.
I can’t remember how many rear deck speakers I blew out with this 8 track 😊
One of my all time favourites.
Essential guitar song.
If you play, you need to know it.
More More More Deep Purple!!! and Rainbow 🌈. excellent band with Ritchie
Space Truckin'!!
they were one of the best live bands ever, absolutely insane
Ritchie Blackmore! the #1 unsung hero of Rock N Roll