Glenn Hughes - Get Ready (Butterfly Ball 1975) VERY RARE FOOTAGE!
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2009
- Another historic moment for rock & purple history. Legendary Butterfly Ball (produced by Roger Glover) had an major impact on history of rock & experimental music. As you can see this song opens the show (as Vincent Price says "Get up and Get Ready, let's be on our way"). Fantastic musical extravaganza begins. Another purple lad is included to open up the show. Glenn Hughes sings this song with strong support of majory "purple people" including:
Jon Lord, Ray Fenwick, John Gustafson, Mark Nauseff and others.
I really hope that it's going to be a wonderful gift for all purple lovers. 
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That bass is cooking!
This is fantastic-I am so glad you posted this-thank you this made my soul happy-I never saw this before!
Sublime voice, performance and playing. Rarely anybody dares to walk off the path like this anymore.
This performance was key to him not being fired from Deep Purple. He was to be let go for drug use but they gave him a chance to prove he was cleaned up by nailing this show. He did. And he promptly left the stage and got high for the next week. From his autobiography.
Thanks for sharing this interesting bit of information! I find it ironic that Glover helped him keep his job, even for a short while, lol.
Όλοι ή σχεδόν όλοι έχουνε έστω κ μια άτυχη στιγμή στην καριέρα τους σαν καλλιτέχνης όμως αξίζει πολλά!!!!
Glenn is a real life rock n' roll Superhero!
I love this music. The whole butterfly ball is well written and so well manned and so much fun to listen to!
Got the album for 20 years... learned to sing with this song!
Hughes singing is absolutely superb on the album version!!!! Fucking second to none..... :-)
honestly, a Glenn Hughes at 60% of his possibilities at the time
Glenn "the voice of rock 🎤" Hughes 👏👏👏
Great video. A great moment in rock history.
WOW! That was fantastic. Thank you very much for uploading this!
I saw Glenn in Auckland last year twice, once with a Cream thing and then doing Mk 3 Purple songs which was amazing. His voice, the range the technique is unbelievable, and hes almost 65...legend..XXX
"Simply Amazing"🎸😎👊
Though Johnny Gustafson's name appears in the caption, the bassist here is Mo Foster, who though having worked with some of the biggest names in music, is likely best known for his presence on Jeff Beck's 'There and Back' album, which included Simon Phillips drumming and Tony Hymas on keys. That lineup also toured the album to rave reviews, though unfortunately it was disbanded after the tour because Beck there was insufficient record and tour business for Beck to keep it going.
Thank you very much for posting!
Vincent Price at the beginning! Cool! I really like the song.
Very interesting ! Thank you.
The voice of rock Glenn Hughes, John Lawton, Dio, Roger Glover, David Coverdale, Whats not to like. You know Vincent Price is cool doing this, Welcome to my Nightmare and all his cool movies. Never saw any Butterfly Ball footage till RUclips. Wish we had RUclips in the 70s.
stomp919 I was born in 81, an older coworker introduced me to this. Great rock opera.
And don't forget about Ian Gillan singing "Sitting in a Dream" - he embodies the true sound of DP!
@CatherineInRock
Yes it's true. Your ears are serving you well. All kind of creatures are mentioned in the whole Butterfly ball !
(wow i can rime too ;)
Glenn and David cannot get out of there fast enough! It’s so obvious!
Very strange and good
fantasticoooooo
@CatherineInRock
Thank you ;)
Glenn conta que tinham acabado de tirar ele de uma clínica psiquiátrica para ele não usar cocaína e o levaram a esse show...
@Gillanfan89 How utterly lovely! %)
He simply ripped his vocal strings on "...an fo~o~or the baaaall".
Always thought Hughes had a poor mid-range. All over the place.
Les membres de Deep Purple ont beaucoup trop bu mais ne se sont pas drogués. Ritchie Blackmore a reconnu que sans tout cet alcool ils auraient pu produire encore beaucoup plus de très belles musiques. L'addiction à l'alcool est aussi une drogue dure hélas.
More concert footage & less dodgy dancer/character video. I love the music but their video was truly terrible. I especially loved Vincent Price as the narrator. Deep Purple did an excellent song in tribute to him.
4:06 jajajajajajajaja
the keyboardist feeling strongly for the singer?? ;-) Hughes did great, although it shows that he is not in his best shape at this concert....
Who's the guy with the bouffant hair who looks a little like Brian Epstein?
@bessadale So WHAT ???
I have nothing against these dancers but I would have liked the director of the film to select more images of the musicians and Glenn singing. The whole film is parasitized by dancers sometimes dressed in ridiculous costumes.
Oui c'est horrible.
What the hell is this?
Lose the chick and the dude.