For all you kids out there that were not around in the 70’s, Deep Purple were one of the first hard rock bands to come out of the 60’s. After having made several good albums in 1968 and 1969, they turned it up and came out with the first hard, hard rock album of all time, IN ROCK. Ritchie Blackmore, the guitarist, was the driving force behind the band. He, along with Jon Lord and Ian Paice, were the best in the business on their respective instruments (guitar, keyboards and drums). I saw them many times in concert and they were the most exciting band to watch.
I had the pleasure of seeing Deep Purple a couple of times. By far the loudest band, ever. My ears were sacrificed for the awesome experience of their fiery, intense performances. There will never be another era like this...real music in every way!
Never clicked so fast! Thanks India, Deep Purple is my favourite band, Glenn Hughes is my fav singer, and California Jam was amazing show! Lead singer- David Coverdale has deep bluesy voice, and backing singer- bassist Glenn Hughes has fantastic high and clear soul voice. And now- he is 68 and still singing like that, i don't know how it could be possible, because Cocerdale lost his voice long ago, great Ian Gillan (another singer in DP) lost his precious voice, but not Glenn. Here- in 1974 he has only 21 years old- the youngest in the band, and amazing leader, singer and bassist!
The Greatest Live band a long with early Rainbow. Ritchie is a gift from the Guitar God. Ritchie helped more musicians and singers become Stars than any other.
Real musicians ..great music that they created and top-notch talent.. you just felt the power of deep purple.. this is why this era of music is so revered. And that is why this music has been remembered from way back in the early 70s and today’s music will be forgotten about 30 40 years from now.
Nice Take....glad you enjoyed....video was donei in74’ ...Ive seen DP at least 10 times(MK II) version....nothing like hearing tunes like Burn and Highway Star in front 3 Rows....Way before sound systems were as good as they are now....Ritchie Blackmore ....Jon Lord and Ian Paice were absolute Rock Beasts....Thanks for sharing
Watch that entire concert from beginning to end and if your mind is not totally blown I don't know what will. Ritchie the guitar player blew up his amps at the end of the show. WORTH the watch.
EXCELLENCE! One of the most killer riffs written by one of the ultimate hard rock bands to ever grace the planet. The whole BURN album is killer, end to end (as is Machine Head) and many others. I hope you will do more DP
AgentPepsi1 I hope you manage to catch him. Rainbow will tour Japan soon. They may play in the USA too. His band Blackmore’s Night play acoustic/rock music and often gig in Europe. In his hay day no one had the stage presence, showmanship and ability of Ritchie. I saw him 3 years ago in Birmingham. He really pulled out all the stops on the song Stargazer .... it was just like old times 😀
@@ponytrekker9315 A certain Mr. Iommi looks at you sideways :D. And David Gilmour. And Jeff Beck. And Eric Clapton. And Jimmy Page. And K.K. Downing & Glenn Tipton. And Tony Clarkin ... ... ... :chuckles:. Just kidding, I know what you meant :). That element of having a distinctive style is something that seems to have been lost these days. We have an army of really talented and well practised players but telling one from the other is a challenge.
that guy that has the really high register that freaked you out is Glenn Hughes. Hes about 70 now and fronts a band called Black Country Communion and can still sing like that. Check em out if you get a chance
@@SpaceCattttt We'll have to agree to disagree. MkII were the more consistent and progressive of Purple's lineups, and is largely regarded as the quintessential Deep Purple.
While a great performance as a whole band, I just love Glenn Hughes on bass and backing vocals. This is a stellar performance and I just can help watching and listening to Glenn specifically every time I watch this clip. I must have watched this Deep Purple clip at least 50 times. I learnt to play the bass line to Burn after watching this live version.
That David Coverdale he is the signer of Whitesnake his own band, but he was the signer of Deep Purple at one time. Deep Purple and Whitesnake are two of my favorite bands of all time. My number 1 though is Rush. Some of my favorite bands are LED Zeppelin, Yes, Genesis, Queen, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and many more.
The first California Jam .. there was 250,000 people there that was tickets sold ..estimated people that went there was about 400,000. the bassist was singing the high parts
From the album of the same name. The addition of Coverdale and Hughes bought a soul/funk element into the band. But Ritchie Blackmore couldn't hang and left shortly afterwards.
Great reaction to my favourite Deep purple song. When this band split up a number of new bands were formed. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore formed Rainbow which you already reacted to, Singer David Coverdale formed Whitesnake. Can you react to a Whitesnake song please, options are Here I go Again, Don't Break My Heart Again, Love Ain't No Stranger
A song called "Soldier Of Fortune" shows a different side of this line-up. Both the main singer David Coverdale and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, who composed the song have performed it later on their careers throughout the years. Please check that out :)
I love Deep Purple. I've been listening to them since high school ('79 to '83). Blackmore, the guitar player left, for the last time, in '96...I think, and after that I more or less lost interest. They have so many good songs and albums. If your interested on your own you might want to watch the full show of this performance (California Jam 74). The fictional character in the song is a woman who is offspring of a devil. This is the title track of the album Burn which was about two weeks old when this was recorded and it featured a new singer and a new bassist who also did singing parts. The blending of the two voices is awesome. This is the third line up of Deep Purple. Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Dig those bell bottoms! After Deep Purple broke up, the lead guitar player, Ritchie Blackmore, formed the band Rainbow, which scored a minor hit with their cover of "Since You've Been Gone." (not the Kelly Clarkson song). I'm guessing that rainbow prop on stage ended up with Blackmore after Deep Purple broke up... As for this song, it's loud, it's fast, it goes all the way to eleven, if you know what I mean. This isn't one of my top Deep Purple cuts. If you've already checked out "Smoke on the Water", check out "Space Truckin'" or "Highway Star" or even "Hush" or "Woman from Tokyo." Fun fact, the original lead singer of Deep Purple, Ian Gillan, sang the role of Jesus in the original recording of Jesus Christ Superstar back in 1970.
Oh my dear you must do "Child in time" Next, I think it's from the same concert. It will blow your mind! Deep Purple my first concert in 1976. At that time loudest band in the world! My ears buzzed for 2 days after it was awesome! 🤘😎❤
@@ponytrekker9315 I think your right... Thank you for getting that straight in my mind ☺ my memory is not as good as it used to be lol. I hope she will try to find the right one! ✌
Glenn Hughes was the bass player in this Purple line-up and yes, his voice was out of this world... even today I've seen him sing almost like back then, and the guy it's like 70 years old, I don't know exactly... The main singer David Coverdale was phenomenal, I like him better than the previous frontman Ian Gillan, It's a politically incorrect opinion but that's what I think about it. Coverdale, later on, formed Whitesnake.... their first line-up was great, and then Coverdale thought it would be a good idea getting rid of the guys actually playing with him and hired some gorgeous guys instead of the previous ugly ones, and played cheesy hard rock for the masses... ahh, the 80s
The lyrics are science fiction. The drummer, Ian Paice, is amazing on this track, really inventive fills during the verses. By the way India, the main lead singer is David Coverdale who went on to form Whitesnake (I'm sure you've heard some of their songs on the radio).
Glen Hughes is touring this material worldwide at present. Deep Purple never played the Burn era songs after Tommy Bolin died (he replaced Ritchie Blackmore). Glen can still hit all these notes. Fantastic concert/band. Go see! Caught Purple on the Burn tour in the U.K. 1974. One of my fav ever moments from a gig was hearing Ritchie launching into this riff and seeing the place erupt. If you search on RUclips you can listen to the Burn drum track (studio) isolated from the mix. Just astonishing. At their best, no band was better than Purple IMO. They had it all. Ronnie Dio’s Elf supported them in the U.K. and Purple’s Roger Glover had just produced their album. Ritchie, not one for compliments, apparently came up to Ronnie on the tour and said “ You’re a great singer” then walked away. That probably planted the seed, which became Rainbow a year later. Ritchie jumped ship as Glen and David were taking the band in a funk direction. He felt he could “do something more exiting than Purple”. He replaced all the instrumentalists from Elf for Rainbows second album Rainbow Rising. It recently came second in a greatest album of all time readers poll .... to Led Zeppelin iv. 😀
Have you heard the Deep Purple classic "Smoke on the Water?" You should listen to it. The guitar riff is iconic. They finally made it into the rock and roll hall of fame.
John Duval I’m a elp fan I grew up with them along with purple of course & all those other great bands of that era.. but you cannot compare them live.. totally two different bands one hard rock and one progressive.. Plus you add Ritchie to that mix with his great guitar playing they’re hard to compete with..but Ian is the man.
Where did you find this I'm a deep purple fan of over 40 years and I've never seen this omg I'm feeling inferior now but this song is awesome, when Coverdale took over from Gillan I thought no it won't work then welcome to burn
I'd love to see your reaction to the cover of this by whitesnake it's the same singer David coverdale it was his band after leaving deep purple it sounds pretty similar but I wouldn't say the same.
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For all you kids out there that were not around in the 70’s, Deep Purple were one of the first hard rock bands to come out of the 60’s. After having made several good albums in 1968 and 1969, they turned it up and came out with the first hard, hard rock album of all time, IN ROCK. Ritchie Blackmore, the guitarist, was the driving force behind the band. He, along with Jon Lord and Ian Paice, were the best in the business on their respective instruments (guitar, keyboards and drums). I saw them many times in concert and they were the most exciting band to watch.
One of the greatest performances of the rock era. This lineup with this song, awesome.
The bassist Glenn Hughes is in his 70’s now and can still hit those high notes.
Yeah Glenn is just unbelievable!
He's the only singer from that era , that still has something left vocally .
I had the pleasure of seeing Deep Purple a couple of times. By far the loudest band, ever. My ears were sacrificed for the awesome experience of their fiery, intense performances. There will never be another era like this...real music in every way!
Motorhead were louder!
Amén!!!
Mark Iii?
OMG that was one of the best live performances I have ever seen..
Michael Cutler they were fantastic this gig, last 15 min was a bit rubbish but the first 1hr is the tightest i've ever seen any band play
Watch the full show. It's really good.
Deep Purple !!!
One of the greatest rock bands in the world
The mighty IAN PAICE On the DRUMS
The Mighty JON LORD!
@@ianmikhail1342 the bastardley magnificent Ritchie Blackmore !!
Most underrated drummer IMO
@@ianmarsden1130 he got to be up there with the best surely??
@@jamieforrester2857 Definitely, but tends to be overlooked.
Just a mention for Glen Hughes. Stupendous driving bass line and singing the high notes. He makes this song what it is.
The 70s were great. Platform shoes, bell bottoms and screaming guitars.
And long natural, not hairsprayed hair
Sunderland and Saints winning the FA Cup. Most importantly........ I was young!
300,000-400,000 paying fans came to watch -who knows how many more... huge concert
Never clicked so fast! Thanks India, Deep Purple is my favourite band, Glenn Hughes is my fav singer, and California Jam was amazing show!
Lead singer- David Coverdale has deep bluesy voice, and backing singer- bassist Glenn Hughes has fantastic high and clear soul voice. And now- he is 68 and still singing like that, i don't know how it could be possible, because Cocerdale lost his voice long ago, great Ian Gillan (another singer in DP) lost his precious voice, but not Glenn.
Here- in 1974 he has only 21 years old- the youngest in the band, and amazing leader, singer and bassist!
azja 666 well said.
I LOVED your reaction! I'm telling you, once you go down the Deep Purple wormhole, you'll never come out. Greatest band ever!
Ive seen this so many times, but i never get tired of it, its just that good and inspiring, im a guitarplayer myself.
The Greatest Live band a long with early Rainbow. Ritchie is a gift from the Guitar God. Ritchie helped more musicians and singers become Stars than any other.
Deep Purple, one of my favorite band, I like your reaction.
great to see the bass player glenn hughes from the early years, one of very few singers that has kept his voice until this day...
He sounds great these days.
I saw Glenn Hughes last summer performing DP stuff - incl. Burn: phantastic, never heard a better rock singer
Love the song. Great reaction!
Love DP, Glenn is a beast on vocal! All love! ❤️
THANK YOU < I NEEDED THAT !
deep purple in reno 9/13/19....space truckin, oh yeah...can't wait
Great react! David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes made so great songs in Deep Purple.
Thank you so much for this song! Great Live Performance from The 1974 California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, Ontario California!!
Real musicians ..great music that they created and top-notch talent.. you just felt the power of deep purple.. this is why this era of music is so revered. And that is why this music has been remembered from way back in the early 70s and today’s music will be forgotten about 30 40 years from now.
Nice Take....glad you enjoyed....video was donei in74’ ...Ive seen DP at least 10 times(MK II) version....nothing like hearing tunes like Burn and Highway Star in front 3 Rows....Way before sound systems were as good as they are now....Ritchie Blackmore ....Jon Lord and Ian Paice were absolute Rock Beasts....Thanks for sharing
Highway Star....
ruclips.net/video/7zKAS7XOWaQ/видео.html
Watch that entire concert from beginning to end and if your mind is not totally blown I don't know what will. Ritchie the guitar player blew up his amps at the end of the show. WORTH the watch.
EXCELLENCE! One of the most killer riffs written by one of the ultimate hard rock bands to ever grace the planet. The whole BURN album is killer, end to end (as is Machine Head) and many others. I hope you will do more DP
Love Purple, love your energy.
Some of the the greatest players in the league...
Blackmore manages to make himself sound like there's several guitars there instead of just one.
Loop pedal
I attended this concert, I was about 300 feet from the stage.
This was my first live concert.
And for the last 45 years, you've been using a hearing aid?
@@SpaceCattttt Huh, what was that you said...lol
@@sbbeth57 I SAID.....look! Batteries! You want? Yesss. Batteries good. Batteries are your friends.
wish I was there too, awesome performance
Great job 👍 thanks
I always wanted to see Ritchie Blackmore play guitar live... he is the definitive master of that instrument!! :D
AgentPepsi1 I hope you manage to catch him. Rainbow will tour Japan soon. They may play in the USA too. His band Blackmore’s Night play acoustic/rock music and often gig in Europe. In his hay day no one had the stage presence, showmanship and ability of Ritchie. I saw him 3 years ago in Birmingham. He really pulled out all the stops on the song Stargazer .... it was just like old times 😀
In 1985 in Chicago me and my friends were able to get a smile out of Ian and then, I kid you not we got Richie to do the same
Blackmore was the best guitarist during that time.. that incredible tone and that fluidness.. hard rock- classically inspired playing.
I've gotten to see Blackmore three times 😉
@@ponytrekker9315 A certain Mr. Iommi looks at you sideways :D. And David Gilmour. And Jeff Beck. And Eric Clapton. And Jimmy Page. And K.K. Downing & Glenn Tipton. And Tony Clarkin ... ... ... :chuckles:. Just kidding, I know what you meant :). That element of having a distinctive style is something that seems to have been lost these days. We have an army of really talented and well practised players but telling one from the other is a challenge.
that guy that has the really high register that freaked you out is Glenn Hughes. Hes about 70 now and fronts a band called Black Country Communion and can still sing like that. Check em out if you get a chance
Mk III could have been pulled off without Coverdale. He was/is horrible. They could have just used Glenn.
Glad you liked it, Great reaction !....try Deep purple strange kind of woman live from made in japan......many blessings Terry in London UK
Check out Deep Purple's "Hush". That's a fun song!
Thats the next Purple song you should review Mistreated live
that was a million people there great show thumbs up!
Kick Ahaw well..more like 250.000.
California Jam 1974 in Ontario, California I was at this great event!!
I prefer Ian Gillan, MKII lineup. But, I love it all.
Black Night, Speed King, Fireball... to name a few...
Well, obviously. But I don't think MKII ever rocked quite this hard.
@@SpaceCattttt Truth!! 🤘😁🤘
@@SpaceCattttt Listen to them doing 'Highway Star' off the 'Made In Japan' album, it rocks harder than this performance (much better mix too).
@@ronnienose8608 I've listened to that album many times over the last 35 years.
I can't agree with you.
@@SpaceCattttt We'll have to agree to disagree. MkII were the more consistent and progressive of Purple's lineups, and is largely regarded as the quintessential Deep Purple.
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS
You summed deep purple up in 3 words "totally bad ass".
Hey India... Lots of love from India 😊
How can I discuss Deep Purple? These are the great ones!
amazing fantastic what a show
I'm glad to be 59yo and remember when music was music.
Your not kidding brother. This is real music.
While a great performance as a whole band, I just love Glenn Hughes on bass and backing vocals. This is a stellar performance and I just can help watching and listening to Glenn specifically every time I watch this clip. I must have watched this Deep Purple clip at least 50 times. I learnt to play the bass line to Burn after watching this live version.
That David Coverdale he is the signer of Whitesnake his own band, but he was the signer of Deep Purple at one time. Deep Purple and Whitesnake are two of my favorite bands of all time. My number 1 though is Rush. Some of my favorite bands are LED Zeppelin, Yes, Genesis, Queen, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and many more.
The first California Jam .. there was 250,000 people there that was tickets sold ..estimated people that went there was about 400,000. the bassist was singing the high parts
I am a high school student, seen them a year and a half ago with Ian Gillan, and Judas Priest as the opener. Awesome!
Never want it to end.
From the album of the same name. The addition of Coverdale and Hughes bought a soul/funk element into the band. But Ritchie Blackmore couldn't hang and left shortly afterwards.
Mi banda favorita....
Great reaction to my favourite Deep purple song. When this band split up a number of new bands were formed. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore formed Rainbow which you already reacted to, Singer David Coverdale formed Whitesnake. Can you react to a Whitesnake song please, options are Here I go Again, Don't Break My Heart Again, Love Ain't No Stranger
I've heard this song, along with the earlier "Highway Star" as "The Dawn of Speed Metal" hehe.
It was a paying audience at the Cal Jam. Huge show.
Nth Degree it was Hughes show, the best man on stage
A song called "Soldier Of Fortune" shows a different side of this line-up. Both the main singer David Coverdale and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, who composed the song have performed it later on their careers throughout the years. Please check that out :)
I love Deep Purple. I've been listening to them since high school ('79 to '83). Blackmore, the guitar player left, for the last time, in '96...I think, and after that I more or less lost interest.
They have so many good songs and albums. If your interested on your own you might want to watch the full show of this performance (California Jam 74).
The fictional character in the song is a woman who is offspring of a devil. This is the title track of the album Burn which was about two weeks old when this was recorded and it featured a new singer and a new bassist who also did singing parts. The blending of the two voices is awesome. This is the third line up of Deep Purple. Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Dig those bell bottoms! After Deep Purple broke up, the lead guitar player, Ritchie Blackmore, formed the band Rainbow, which scored a minor hit with their cover of "Since You've Been Gone." (not the Kelly Clarkson song). I'm guessing that rainbow prop on stage ended up with Blackmore after Deep Purple broke up... As for this song, it's loud, it's fast, it goes all the way to eleven, if you know what I mean. This isn't one of my top Deep Purple cuts. If you've already checked out "Smoke on the Water", check out "Space Truckin'" or "Highway Star" or even "Hush" or "Woman from Tokyo." Fun fact, the original lead singer of Deep Purple, Ian Gillan, sang the role of Jesus in the original recording of Jesus Christ Superstar back in 1970.
I love all iterations of Deep Purple...You would have to be comatose to not bang your head to Burn.
Ritchie Blackmore is so good that he could put his guitar down and it would carry on playing!
I dig that new fancy digital watch that Coverdale is sportin. They were the schizzle back in the day when they came out. Ha..
hoosiermaker i’m giving you a thumbs up for the word schizzle..
And a RAINBOW across the Stage......Blackmore's Future was planned ;)
Yeah, pretty soon after in 1975 the first Rainbow album was released.
Oh my dear you must do "Child in time" Next, I think it's from the same concert. It will blow your mind! Deep Purple my first concert in 1976. At that time loudest band in the world! My ears buzzed for 2 days after it was awesome! 🤘😎❤
Patricia p this lineup of deep purple never performed child in time..that is a Ian gillan signature song from the Mark two line up..
@@ponytrekker9315 I think your right... Thank you for getting that straight in my mind ☺ my memory is not as good as it used to be lol. I hope she will try to find the right one! ✌
Patricia p she already reacted to child in time the studio version from the in rock album.
@@ponytrekker9315 guess I missed that but I think the live version is better. Looks like I'd better know what the hell I'm talking about next time! 😂
Nice from🇦🇷
This song is from an album with one of the coolest album covers. Looks like something out of a Hammer film.
complimenti apprezzi la vera musica ciao.
Funny you mentioned the Burn Woman was "Mistreated" because that's a song on the Deep Purple Burn Album.
You are definitely THE fastest speaker on RUclips, possibly in the world. Cheers!
yes she is quick., but cool
Humanity rocks !
Sometimes....
Glenn Hughes was the bass player in this Purple line-up and yes, his voice was out of this world... even today I've seen him sing almost like back then, and the guy it's like 70 years old, I don't know exactly...
The main singer David Coverdale was phenomenal, I like him better than the previous frontman Ian Gillan, It's a politically incorrect opinion but that's what I think about it. Coverdale, later on, formed Whitesnake.... their first line-up was great, and then Coverdale thought it would be a good idea getting rid of the guys actually playing with him and hired some gorgeous guys instead of the previous ugly ones, and played cheesy hard rock for the masses... ahh, the 80s
Glenn > Ian > David. Joe and Rod are just not my thing but Rod over Joe.
Its not a matter of political correctness but just a matter of taste. ;)
Deep Purple Mach III. That's a young David "DC" Coverdale of Whitesnake in the white shirt.
3:22 Yeah ... i had that same look on my face first time i heard that.
The lyrics are science fiction. The drummer, Ian Paice, is amazing on this track, really inventive fills during the verses. By the way India, the main lead singer is David Coverdale who went on to form Whitesnake (I'm sure you've heard some of their songs on the radio).
It's the sideburns that makes them play like that....
КЛАССССС!!!!!
Amazing performance, shame the sound quality wasn't there but what can you expect?
oh yes!
Glen Hughes is touring this material worldwide at present. Deep Purple never played the Burn era songs after Tommy Bolin died (he replaced Ritchie Blackmore). Glen can still hit all these notes. Fantastic concert/band. Go see!
Caught Purple on the Burn tour in the U.K. 1974. One of my fav ever moments from a gig was hearing Ritchie launching into this riff and seeing the place erupt. If you search on RUclips you can listen to the Burn drum track (studio) isolated from the mix. Just astonishing.
At their best, no band was better than Purple IMO. They had it all.
Ronnie Dio’s Elf supported them in the U.K. and Purple’s Roger Glover had just produced their album. Ritchie, not one for compliments, apparently came up to Ronnie on the tour and said “ You’re a great singer” then walked away. That probably planted the seed, which became Rainbow a year later. Ritchie jumped ship as Glen and David were taking the band in a funk direction. He felt he could “do something more exiting than Purple”.
He replaced all the instrumentalists from Elf for Rainbows second album Rainbow Rising. It recently came second in a greatest album of all time readers poll .... to Led Zeppelin iv. 😀
Deep Purple-Mistreated - performing Live at The California Jam 1974
All I can say is baby girl,you should have seen them live! Phenomenological performers one and all.
That whole album is good really like burned but sail away on that album all that very album cell away that is a very good song
so powerfull
The lead singer is David Coverdale who would go onto form Whitesnake.
Esto es rock del de verdad
Would love to hear "HUSH" & "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple.
I would love to see you play Hush by deep purple
California Jam 1974 !!!
The Guitar at the start sounds like All Night Long by Rainbow.
Got unsubscribed, but now I'm back. Been losing weight? Looking good, Young Beauty. Love your reactions.
From this same concert, you definitely need to do "Mistreated".
YT title - (Deep Purple - Mistreated 1974 Live Video Sound HQ)
Great reaction! Check the album version :D
Have you heard the Deep Purple classic "Smoke on the Water?" You should listen to it. The guitar riff is iconic. They finally made it into the rock and roll hall of fame.
Deep Purple finally made it into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a couple of years ago.
Dready high more fly
Check out ELP.Same concert from CALIFORNIA JAM
It’s more than a little sad to hear Coverdale’s completely broken voice these days. What a great singer he was......and Glenn Hughes too!
Same as Gillan
I believe this is California jam '74. You should check out the headline band for that festival. Emerson lake and Palmer. Very unique rock n roll. ☮️
John Duval purple & ELP co-headlined..
Who played last? Who made the other band wait until dark? Deep purple without Gillan? ELP was a better live band. ☮️
John Duval I’m a elp fan I grew up with them along with purple of course & all those other great bands of that era.. but you cannot compare them live.. totally two different bands one hard rock and one progressive.. Plus you add Ritchie to that mix with his great guitar playing they’re hard to compete with..but Ian is the man.
Deep Purple were headline that night, they played at the end. Not ELP.
Wrong
Glen Huges killing tha bass ana singing
Where did you find this I'm a deep purple fan of over 40 years and I've never seen this omg I'm feeling inferior now but this song is awesome, when Coverdale took over from Gillan I thought no it won't work then welcome to burn
Over 300 000 people
I'd love to see your reaction to the cover of this by whitesnake it's the same singer David coverdale it was his band after leaving deep purple it sounds pretty similar but I wouldn't say the same.