Greatest rock singer and the-best-guitarist-in-the-world on the same stage. Cozy Powell (RIP) on drums... one of the best. That was a supergroup in all but name.
Blackmore is wearing the same clothes He wore 3 nights earlier. He had just gotten out of an Austrian jail For breaking a security guard's jaw with his foot. This was going to be a big concert and filmed in Germany. Didn't start until 12:30 AM everybody waited they knew Blackmore was driving from Austria. He still blew their socks off. Definitely one of the best guitarists to ever walk this planet.
Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite guitarist. You probably didn't pick on Dio's intro where he was saying something about song being originally from "the name escapes me" which is in reference to the song being originally on Blackmore's previous band Deep Purple's Burn album. Blackmore left Deep Purple and used Dio and his band Elf on Blackmore's first album before firing everyone except Dio. BTW, the drummer here is the late, great Cozy Powell.
Dio was being snippy cause Blackmore wrote the song with Coverdale, much as I admire Dio's singing I still think that DP's live version on Made In Europe is better.
What is Deep Purple going to do, sue their own guitarist for stealing the song he wrote? This is peak pettiness and I love it. Also I would poach Dio from his own band 11/10 times
My favorite performance ..... and the same Munich concert the song "Catch the Rainbow" is basically as good. Ritchie's guitar solo is so frick'n good in that song.
i saw many legendary strat players from Clapton , Beck , Kenny Wayne Sheperd and more fender guys but Ritchie here teach how to start and finish a performance ! DIO+RITCHIE = MONSTERS ( RIP RONNIE ) .
A lot of legends on that stage. Ronnie James Dio, Ritchie Blackmore, Cozy Powell and Bob Daisley, David Stone did a good job on the keyboards as well. Rock in peace Ronnie and Cozy.
Same here,Sydney Hordern Pavilion- so good went the next night too, couldn’t do that today, tickets were so cheap for the best performance I’ve ever seen
I prefer Tony Carey on keys over David Stone (who I thought was the weakest of all the keyboardists of Rainbow)...but, yeah, Powell, Dio & Blackmore are inconquerable.
Completely disagree with you on the line-up. The previous years line up with Tony Carey (keys) and Jimmy Bain (bass) was FAR superior! Just compare this version of this song to the one from "ON STAGE" for the undeniable truth 😁👍🏽
This is one of the best bands ever put together . you got Blackmore (one of the all time best guitarist in history), Dio (one of the best singers in history) Cozy Powell(one of the best drummers in Rock) what more can you ask for . good god I miss those days! RIP Cozy and Ronnie. your music will go listened to in all eternity.
If you enjoyed this you need to listen to two more Rainbow tracks. Stargazer from the Rainbow Rising album and Gates of Babylon from Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll. Both absolute killers.
I've been a Dio fan for a long time, I remember him with Elf! I live in Central NY in the town where he grew up and started out in bands. He's still remembered with reverence here. We miss ya, Ronnie! \m/
Imagine someone would have told me when I was 14 that this is going to be appriciated 46 years in the future, mindblowing. I attended to this live in -77 in Gothenburg Sweden .... And it still works
What a powerhouse band, talent for days all over the stage. Plus the unpredictable Blackmore factor that drew a lot of people to Rainbow shows so they could watch Ritchie.
This is Ritchie Blackmore’s rainbow One of the co-founders of deep purple..mistreated is a deep purple song written by Ritchie Blackmore & David Coverdale.. and I also had the pleasure of seeing a show from this tour in 1977..on Long Island I was 15.great times.
I was at very last Rainbow live show with Ronnie James Dio as vocalist. It was at the Palladium in New York City and they opened with Kill the King and then did Mistreated which was an extended song live and included what some accounts say is a song called Blues but I just count it as an extended Mistreated. Anyway, after the song Ronnie apologized and said they could not continue like this the band left and the show was over. I've read a couple different accounts on why they cut the show short. In conclusion their next show was cancelled and then Dio would leave Rainbow before the next tour. The two songs I saw were great, especially Mistreated where Blackmore was incredible on guitar.
You two are fast becoming my fave reaction channel..sir, you have spot on insight to every video you watch and that sweetheart on your left is just cute as a button..rock on!.
We certainly were spoiled in the 1970s All genres of music! Glad for RUclips to re-live some of it! Keep digging guys. LOTS of great stuff from Back-In-The-Day!
Am I the only guitarist that knows that RB is playing through that old reel to reel as part of his tone? No, he was not the only guy to do it but, rare. My uncle had one of those when I first started playing. I discovered it had a guitar and or mic input. A kid with his 1st electric guitar but, no amp. Those things were awesome!!
Blackmore GUITAR GENIOUS plus Sir RJDio and the amazing Cozy Powell !! For all these great singers there's a line .. before playing with Blackmore and after playing with Blackmore .. like Coverdale said it's like going to the Music University ! Long Live Blackmore Dio Powell .. RAINBOW
Late great Ronnie James Dio!! Melody Cristea of Liliac's idol. She uses his mannerism when she sings on stage not to mention her voice is his style she like to emulate.. Ronnie's widow calls her Melodio. Liliac just released music video cover of Joan Jett's "I Hate Myself For Loving You" ENJOY!!!!!
@@jasperdevries1726 just my opinion...given the members who had played with Rainbow. All would go on to be fairly famous, if not legendary. Listing all of the different bands those guys ended up playing in during their careers reads like a "who's who" of music. The word "supergroup" wasn't even penned and used until decades later. I used it simply as a euphemism, and to give a bit of context...not as a "slight" toward any other bands or artists.
This concert nearly didn’t happen. The night before, Rainbow played in Austria. Ritchie saw a bouncer abusing somebody in the crowd and walked tothe end of the stage and kicked thebouncer in the head, breaking his jaw. Ritchie wasarrested after the show and spent the night and the next day in jail. He arrived at the Munich concert 3 hours late, but the crowd waited for him.
Fun fact: this performance was done way early after midnight. Due to the fact that mere hours before Ritchie Blackmore was in an Austrian jail after an incident with a security guard at the gig who hit a female fan . Blackmore was in jail for 2 days and was released and they rushed to this show in Munich which was being filmed for a concert program.
No , both great . David version is heavier and darker . More bottom and gravel , raw . Dio had similar techniques in some ways but another register . However he s more classical here.. In ELF he was more comparable to David in that sense . Songs like Love me like a woman . It would be great if in that stuff Dio & Coverdale did a duo ... But Tenors can't equal Coverdale completly , they lack of that darkness bottom to it . Dio and Halford had more of that as they were older , around 40 , 45 , 50's... when they kind of crossed the line towards a more baritonish register. Also Dio had 35 here . So more developped in his command , as you know, he was a professional since 1958 . So in 1977 , he had like around 19 , 20 years of career right ? David was 23 or even 22 depending moment of the year in 1974 , just was hired by DP the year before , playing in bar bands . But when he started to devellop and mature in stormbringer tour 1975 , and Come taste the band in 1976 , his tone is warmer and open and his range , high range that he always had , increased in Power and range too . Its blue print whitesnake . Then in 1977 / 1978 /1979 ... In early whitesnake i don't think Coverdale is blew out of the water by Dio .
Along with Dio you are listening to the great Ritchie Blackmore(Deep Purple) and the great Cozy Powell on Drums( Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Whitesnake) and every other band that needed a great drummer!
David is the original and the one filled with tons of raw blues emotion. Dio's version is alot more theatrical, and he uses his technical expertise magnificent. I love both versions as they are so different and from 2 of my favorite vocalists. The common denominator..again. is Ritchie. A tough man to deal with, I'm sure. But when inspired must be one of the greatest musicians ever to work with.
Love some Dio on vocals but always loved Graham Bonnet when he sang for Rainbow. Such good pipes on All Night Long & Since You've Been Gone, and as for that white suit and aviator glasses! 😎
Check out Deep Purple s version too...and Whitesnake live in the hearth of the city version..Great all three versions.. its written by Blackmore an d Coverdale
Three things come to mind: 1. It cannot be overemphasized how influential Dio was. From the early 70s with Elf over Rainbow, Black Sabbath and his own act Dio in the 80s, back to Black Sabbath ( now called Heaven and Hell ) in the naughts always performing and always laying down the law all the way to his death. He was and will remain an absolute icon for hundreds of thousands of fans, thousands of rock and metal singers and one of the few along with Jon Lord of Deep Purple who actually earned a musical memorial service with some of the biggest contemporary rock singers and -musicians attending and performing. 2. There´s a story going round: When Hitler died and went to Hell Satan asked him: " What have you accomplished to deserve a place at my side?" Hitler answered: I plunged the entire world into war, turned Genocide into an art form and caused 50 million people to die!" Satan: " Very good,- you can come sit here at my right side." Saddam Hussein was executed and went to hell. Satan asked him: " What have you accomplish to deserve a place at my side?" Saddam answered: "I weeded out and executed every political opponent, I instigated ethnic cleansing and killed off 400 thousand of my own people and waged a 10 years long war on my neighbouring country using children to clear minefields as living soon to be dead mine sweepers! " Satan: " Very good,- you can come sit here at my left side." Ronnie James Dio died and went to hell. Satan asked him: " What have you accomplished to deserve a place at my side?" Dio looked at him and said: "Bitch!,- why are you sitting on my throne?" 2. How about checking out some David Coverdale; Ian Gillan and Glenn Hughes? ( Deep Puple, Whitesnake, Black Sabbath,Ian Gillan Band - solo projects,- tons of material ) Coverdale a lyrical barytone with a huge bottom end and a full masculine timbre to his voice,- Gillan a high operatic tenor with one THE most famous screams in the entire music world and Hughes a high tenor who sounds like he can belt out notes higher than a coloratura soprano.
Yes, you should also check out the original version with Deep Purple and David Coverdale on vocals. Dio is my favourite singer in the genre, but Coverdale is not halv bad. The only problem with the California Jam recording is that Glenn Hughes is stoned out of his mind and unfortunately decides to screech the song to pieces in the end. But Coverdale is impressing, especially considering his age!
@thewolfhunterz if you think this is good you GOTTA watch this song from 1974 with david coverdale singing... it's the 1 time DIO is blown out of the water.... its absolutely sick
Coverdale’s vocal is great in the original and in concert. But he looks nervous on stage,, maybe because he’s new in the band and didn’t want to piss Blackmore off. Dio just owns the song and stage.
Great reaction as always. This is an amazing performance indeed, but i still prefer the original Deep Purple version live at California Jam 74. Dio sings it amazing, but Coverdale and Hughes put so much emotion on the song that it's brilliant, you should give it a go, because it's one of the most amazing live performances ever. Keed up the good work. PS. missing Iron Maiden reactions :)
The best metal and rock singer and a humble, simple and sweet guy:
Ronnie James Dio
Rest in Power
Dio HUMBLE????
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I agree that he was indeed amongst the GREATEST, and he wouldn't hesitate to tell you about it.
@@AKICITAhe was extremely humble, probably more humble than you will ever be
Greatest rock singer and the-best-guitarist-in-the-world on the same stage. Cozy Powell (RIP) on drums... one of the best. That was a supergroup in all but name.
No Alek it was a supergroup fuck me they were fantastic
RjD great singer better person.
I met Ronnie James Dio in 1997 , he was so cool. Such a nice guy.
Dio
The best rock concert since the world was made
Dio literally reentered orbit from outer space at 09:23…. What a man, what a voice!😮🤩
Nobody's play electric guitar like Ritchie Blackmore. The Master of Chaos.
Blackmore is wearing the same clothes He wore 3 nights earlier. He had just gotten out of an Austrian jail For breaking a security guard's jaw with his foot. This was going to be a big concert and filmed in Germany. Didn't start until 12:30 AM everybody waited they knew Blackmore was driving from Austria. He still blew their socks off. Definitely one of the best guitarists to ever walk this planet.
Dios vocals just take this song to another level, I love Coverdales version. But Dio is so ferocious, he’s a force of nature.
Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite guitarist. You probably didn't pick on Dio's intro where he was saying something about song being originally from "the name escapes me" which is in reference to the song being originally on Blackmore's previous band Deep Purple's Burn album. Blackmore left Deep Purple and used Dio and his band Elf on Blackmore's first album before firing everyone except Dio. BTW, the drummer here is the late, great Cozy Powell.
David cover note
Dio was being snippy cause Blackmore wrote the song with Coverdale, much as I admire Dio's singing I still think that DP's live version on Made In Europe is better.
What is Deep Purple going to do, sue their own guitarist for stealing the song he wrote? This is peak pettiness and I love it. Also I would poach Dio from his own band 11/10 times
@@RushfanUK well your wrong lol
My favorite performance ..... and the same Munich concert the song "Catch the Rainbow" is basically as good. Ritchie's guitar solo is so frick'n good in that song.
sure, mind blowind solo, with a lot of impro
To me made in europe is better
i saw many legendary strat players from Clapton , Beck , Kenny Wayne Sheperd and more fender guys but Ritchie here teach how to start and finish a performance !
DIO+RITCHIE = MONSTERS ( RIP RONNIE ) .
I was stationed in Germany in 70s and was present at this concert
The Almighty Lord Ronnie James Dio... eternally missed tremendously!
Lucky enough to see them a couple of times. Great, great live band.
Watch the whole Live in Munich 1977 video/album. its stunning. one of the very best live performances ever. Ronnie is a legend.
R.I.P. COZY POWELL,one of the BEST Rock Drummers in Music History!
What a performance. Ronnie James Dio will always be missed.
When this concert was aired on german TV I was 6 years old.1977 I watched it
Ritchie Blackmore Genius. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Blackmore, Dio and Cozy - what a legendary combination.
A lot of legends on that stage. Ronnie James Dio, Ritchie Blackmore, Cozy Powell and Bob Daisley, David Stone did a good job on the keyboards as well. Rock in peace Ronnie and Cozy.
I saw the Rainbow Rising tour in '76. It was the loudest concert I ever went to.
Same here,Sydney Hordern Pavilion- so good went the next night too, couldn’t do that today, tickets were so cheap for the best performance I’ve ever seen
Yes I also seen them live that year great show for sure 🔥💯🤘🤘🤘🌹💯☮️♾️🥇⚡💫🥰😘💘
Everytime i Watch thos Video it makes my day simply amazing
This was THE lineup for Rainbow. Cozy Powell is one great drummer, and Dio and Blackmore.
I prefer Tony Carey on keys over David Stone (who I thought was the weakest of all the keyboardists of Rainbow)...but, yeah, Powell, Dio & Blackmore are inconquerable.
Completely disagree with you on the line-up.
The previous years line up with Tony Carey (keys) and Jimmy Bain (bass) was FAR superior!
Just compare this version of this song to the one from "ON STAGE" for the undeniable truth 😁👍🏽
@@AKICITA - No question that
Blackmore, Dio, Powel, Carey and Bain was THE greatest Rainbow lineup ever.
RAINBOW LIVE is one of my all time favorite live albums due in large part to this song.
The Man in Black
Just a tremendous song from a band in their absolute prime. Legends at work
This is one of the best bands ever put together . you got Blackmore (one of the all time best guitarist in history), Dio (one of the best singers in history) Cozy Powell(one of the best drummers in Rock) what more can you ask for . good god I miss those days! RIP Cozy and Ronnie. your music will go listened to in all eternity.
If you enjoyed this you need to listen to two more Rainbow tracks. Stargazer from the Rainbow Rising album and Gates of Babylon from Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll. Both absolute killers.
I've been a Dio fan for a long time, I remember him with Elf! I live in Central NY in the town where he grew up and started out in bands. He's still remembered with reverence here. We miss ya, Ronnie! \m/
Cozy Powell on drums ... legendary - RIP
Still I’m Sad, RIP Cozy
For all the power in his voice . He makes it look effortless
Imagine someone would have told me when I was 14 that this is going to be appriciated 46 years in the future, mindblowing. I attended to this live in -77 in Gothenburg Sweden .... And it still works
A classic that Never gets old! RJD rules, so missed and loved. There Will never be another Ronnie
Can’t believe you haven’t watched deep purple child in time live 1970 yet...perhaps the most epic live recording ever!
@Zoey The Savannah yep, they’ll wake up sometime :)
Made In Japan is better, just no video.
Grandiosa interpretación...guau. máravilloso cantante y máravilloso grupo. Únicos... simplemente máravillosos. Ronnie James DIO... grandioso
It simply does not get better than that. This '77 concert, jeez
What a powerhouse band, talent for days all over the stage. Plus the unpredictable Blackmore factor that drew a lot of people to Rainbow shows so they could watch Ritchie.
Amazing
This was also on the Burn album by Deep Purple
Saw Rainbow twice in concert ... you came out of there ears ringing and smiling ...
Ronnie James dio my favorite singer....! 🌈🙏🏻❤️RIP RONNIE!!!!
This is Ritchie Blackmore’s rainbow One of the co-founders of deep purple..mistreated is a deep purple song written by Ritchie Blackmore & David Coverdale.. and I also had the pleasure of seeing a show from this tour in 1977..on Long Island I was 15.great times.
I was at very last Rainbow live show with Ronnie James Dio as vocalist. It was at the Palladium in New York City and they opened with Kill the King and then did Mistreated which was an extended song live and included what some accounts say is a song called Blues but I just count it as an extended Mistreated. Anyway, after the song Ronnie apologized and said they could not continue like this the band left and the show was over. I've read a couple different accounts on why they cut the show short. In conclusion their next show was cancelled and then Dio would leave Rainbow before the next tour. The two songs I saw were great, especially Mistreated where Blackmore was incredible on guitar.
The man in black, ritchie rules. Dio i miss u
Legendary stuff RJD and Ritchie Blackmore (ex of Deep Purple) and Cozy Powell. Perfect mix! All legends! RIP Cozy and Ronnie James Dio
Dio is greatness...I was lucky enough to be able to see him live twice back in '85 and '87.
You two are fast becoming my fave reaction channel..sir, you have spot on insight to every video you watch and that sweetheart on your left is just cute as a button..rock on!.
Old style power blues .
It’s one of the best vocal performances of all time . Get the live album “On Stage” by Rainbow
We certainly were spoiled in the 1970s
All genres of music!
Glad for RUclips to re-live some of it!
Keep digging guys. LOTS of great stuff from Back-In-The-Day!
Am I the only guitarist that knows that RB is playing through that old reel to reel as part of his tone? No, he was not the only guy to do it but, rare. My uncle had one of those when I first started playing. I discovered it had a guitar and or mic input. A kid with his 1st electric guitar but, no amp. Those things were awesome!!
I believe that is how he got that awesome delay!
Blackmore GUITAR GENIOUS plus Sir RJDio and the amazing Cozy Powell !! For all these great singers there's a line .. before playing with Blackmore and after playing with Blackmore .. like Coverdale said it's like going to the Music University ! Long Live Blackmore Dio Powell .. RAINBOW
Late great Ronnie James Dio!! Melody Cristea of Liliac's idol. She uses his mannerism when she sings on stage not to mention her voice is his style she like to emulate.. Ronnie's widow calls her Melodio.
Liliac just released music video cover of Joan Jett's "I Hate Myself For Loving You"
ENJOY!!!!!
Absolute anthem this is. Top top notch music.
It's Ronnie James Dio on vocals Ritchie Blackmore on guitar Cozy Powell on drums Jimmy Bain on bass it's the legendary Rainbow
Jimmy Bain wasn't in this concert.... that was Bob Daisley. Such a great line up.
@@jalkabre5904 you're right
Arguably, the first "super group," long before there ever was a super group.
@@drew65sep Blind Faith would have words with thee.
@@jasperdevries1726 just my opinion...given the members who had played with Rainbow. All would go on to be fairly famous, if not legendary. Listing all of the different bands those guys ended up playing in during their careers reads like a "who's who" of music. The word "supergroup" wasn't even penned and used until decades later. I used it simply as a euphemism, and to give a bit of context...not as a "slight" toward any other bands or artists.
cozy, one of the best of all times!
Guau...guau. Que cantante, que guitarrista y que grupo tan maravilloso. Guau...Ronnie James Dio...lo máximo.
“… just so like…lovely.” 👀👏🏼👏🏼
This concert nearly didn’t happen. The night before, Rainbow played in Austria. Ritchie saw a bouncer abusing somebody in the crowd and walked tothe end of the stage and kicked thebouncer in the head, breaking his jaw. Ritchie wasarrested after the show and spent the night and the next day in jail. He arrived at the Munich concert 3 hours late, but the crowd waited for him.
Fun fact: this performance was done way early after midnight. Due to the fact that mere hours before Ritchie Blackmore was in an Austrian jail after an incident with a security guard at the gig who hit a female fan . Blackmore was in jail for 2 days and was released and they rushed to this show in Munich which was being filmed for a concert program.
Guitar Ritchie Blackmore Rainbow and Deep Purple
Ritchie Blackmore is his name…..
Amazing performance!! Dio is the shit!
Dio with Blackmore on the same stage,what could wish more?!
Whitesnake's David Coverdale sang the song originally when he was in Deep Purple, but Ronnie's version blows David's vocal out of the water!
No , both great .
David version is heavier and darker .
More bottom and gravel , raw .
Dio had similar techniques in some ways but another register . However he s more classical here..
In ELF he was more comparable to David in that sense .
Songs like Love me like a woman .
It would be great if in that stuff Dio & Coverdale did a duo ...
But Tenors can't equal Coverdale completly , they lack of that darkness bottom to it .
Dio and Halford had more of that as they were older , around 40 , 45 , 50's... when they kind of crossed the line towards a more baritonish register.
Also Dio had 35 here . So more developped in his command , as you know, he was a professional since 1958 .
So in 1977 , he had like around 19 , 20 years of career right ?
David was 23 or even 22 depending moment of the year in 1974 , just was hired by DP the year before , playing in bar bands .
But when he started to devellop and mature in stormbringer tour 1975 , and Come taste the band in 1976 , his tone is warmer and open and his range , high range that he always had , increased in Power and range too . Its blue print whitesnake .
Then in 1977 / 1978 /1979 ...
In early whitesnake i don't think Coverdale is blew out of the water by Dio .
Pls check catch the rainbow live Munich 1977 ( same concert )
richie blackmore on guitar one the best up there with jimmy page eric clapton to name a few
Along with Dio you are listening to the great Ritchie Blackmore(Deep Purple) and the great Cozy Powell on Drums( Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Whitesnake) and every other band that needed a great drummer!
So good....🤗
And yes Dio is the Godfather of METAL, and this is Blackmore's band, it is known as "Richie Blackmore's Rainbow"
As great as Ronnie was, the definitive version of this song is Deep Purple's version with David Coverdale, from 1974. California Jam.
David is the original and the one filled with tons of raw blues emotion. Dio's version is alot more theatrical, and he uses his technical expertise magnificent. I love both versions as they are so different and from 2 of my favorite vocalists. The common denominator..again. is Ritchie. A tough man to deal with, I'm sure. But when inspired must be one of the greatest musicians ever to work with.
My personal favorite "evil little bastard," with Udo in a fairly close second...and I mean that in the best possible way.
RJ Dio was a great rock singer undoubtedly but that song particularly is David Coverdale's song ( deep purple ) and he sang it better than anyone !
Love some Dio on vocals but always loved Graham Bonnet when he sang for Rainbow. Such good pipes on All Night Long & Since You've Been Gone, and as for that white suit and aviator glasses! 😎
And one of the greatest guitarist on Earth, Ritchie Black ore from Deep Purple and Rainbow. And this is actually a Deep Purple song.
Dip simply amazing
Check out Deep Purple s version too...and Whitesnake live in the hearth of the city version..Great all three versions.. its written by Blackmore an d Coverdale
Top3 song of all time in this universe.
IMO this is one of Dio's best vocal performances (I do love the stuff w/Sabbath but this just stands out). Thanks for the video.
Guys, are you aware of how the gitarrist you're watching are? Dio is a God..but so is Ritchie Blackmore!
Rainbow - since you been gone 🤘
Deep purple with Ian Gillian on vocals is the bomb!
But what to say about on of the best gituarists that the world has ever seen .....Ritchie Blackmore...
Deep Purple, Rainbow, Blackmore's Night, what do they have in common 🎸🎼?
The beatific smile of Blackmore
THE GOD , R. J .DIO
Richie Blackmore was driven from jail in Austria straight here.
Three things come to mind:
1. It cannot be overemphasized how influential Dio was.
From the early 70s with Elf over Rainbow, Black Sabbath and his own act Dio in the 80s, back to Black Sabbath
( now called Heaven and Hell ) in the naughts always performing and always laying down the law all the way to his death.
He was and will remain an absolute icon for hundreds of thousands of fans, thousands of rock and metal singers and one of the few along with Jon Lord of Deep Purple who actually earned a musical memorial service with some of the biggest contemporary rock singers and -musicians attending and performing.
2. There´s a story going round:
When Hitler died and went to Hell Satan asked him: " What have you accomplished to deserve a place at my side?"
Hitler answered: I plunged the entire world into war, turned Genocide into an art form and caused 50 million people to die!"
Satan: " Very good,- you can come sit here at my right side."
Saddam Hussein was executed and went to hell.
Satan asked him: " What have you accomplish to deserve a place at my side?"
Saddam answered: "I weeded out and executed every political opponent, I instigated ethnic cleansing and killed off 400 thousand of my own people and waged a 10 years long war on my neighbouring country using children to clear minefields as living soon to be dead mine sweepers! "
Satan: " Very good,- you can come sit here at my left side."
Ronnie James Dio died and went to hell.
Satan asked him: " What have you accomplished to deserve a place at my side?"
Dio looked at him and said: "Bitch!,- why are you sitting on my throne?"
2. How about checking out some David Coverdale; Ian Gillan and Glenn Hughes? ( Deep Puple, Whitesnake, Black Sabbath,Ian Gillan Band - solo projects,- tons of material )
Coverdale a lyrical barytone with a huge bottom end and a full masculine timbre to his voice,- Gillan a high operatic tenor with one THE most famous screams in the entire music world and Hughes a high tenor who sounds like he can belt out notes higher than a coloratura soprano.
You should react to this song with its original singer too. Deep purple mistreated live at the California jam 1974
Coverdale finish the song screaming like a girl , Dio was More strong .
Yes, you should also check out the original version with Deep Purple and David Coverdale on vocals. Dio is my favourite singer in the genre, but Coverdale is not halv bad. The only problem with the California Jam recording is that Glenn Hughes is stoned out of his mind and unfortunately decides to screech the song to pieces in the end. But Coverdale is impressing, especially considering his age!
The legendary Ronnie James Dio 🤘
You should react to
Dio : rainbow in the dark 😍
Rainbow is the best classic hard rock live band in the world. While Blackmore's absent in Purple.🤭
Please do Rainbow - Man on the Silver Mountain from the same show
RAINBOW with the mighty Ronnie James Dio on vocals, sounds like the thunder on the horizon announcing the storm coming ahead.
@thewolfhunterz if you think this is good you GOTTA watch this song from 1974 with david coverdale singing... it's the 1 time DIO is blown out of the water.... its absolutely sick
Not even close to comparing to this version of Dio, mainly in technical terms, this version is much superior.
Hi, react to strange kind of woman, live Denmmark 1972 (Deep Purple)
You mean, Getting to see the Real Dio! hehe 4:17. Great Reaction!
"Child In Time"(1970) by Deep Purple, next
10:26 she can feel the song.
Elisabeth Zharoff of The Charismatic Voice great, great fan of him. Ken Tamplin too.
Coverdale’s vocal is great in the original and in concert. But he looks nervous on stage,, maybe because he’s new in the band and didn’t want to piss Blackmore off. Dio just owns the song and stage.
I love Coverdales version too but Dio is another level with his style
Great reaction as always.
This is an amazing performance indeed, but i still prefer the original Deep Purple version live at California Jam 74. Dio sings it amazing, but Coverdale and Hughes put so much emotion on the song that it's brilliant, you should give it a go, because it's one of the most amazing live performances ever. Keed up the good work. PS. missing Iron Maiden reactions :)
Yes, they are both powerful performances, I really can't pick between them.
Prefer Dio version, hands down.