give Tommy credit for having the balls to get up on that stage and face all the purple fans who really wanted to see Richie...sky was the limit for bolin. R.I.P. TOMMY BOLIN
When I seen them in El Paso with Nazareth lots of people in the front row was yelling Blackmore. Well after a while Tommy started getting pissed so started hitting these high notes. Trying to blow there ear drums out! Fuck yeah
Это была новая свежая струя,новый стиль плюс старые традиции. Сплав металла ,как броня танка,хуже не стала,а окрепла . А Томми жаль парня,многое еще бы мог.
Ridiculous story. I agree. He’s great. Saw him twice. Once with James Gang. Once solo an he was nodding off. It was sad but he still got some great stuff out! I taped a bit if ya like. ruclips.net/video/TWvhn0n6_h0/видео.html
It just hit me. When I read about DP history, all the lineup changes in the 70s... That seems like a legend, like a huge drama, epic story... And yet, I come to realize, that it was only 6 years between In Rock and their last show with Tommy Bolin! Just think about it - imagine In Rock coming out in 2018 and in 2024 Tommy would be leading them into an 8-year slumber.... To me that part of their story seems like a long, loooong period - and yet, for people who lived there, it happened in a span of only 6 years. Some of the line-up's lasted for only a few months..! How time flies...
Yeah...R.I.P. Tommy Bolin. I still hear the "Teaser"- and the "Privat Eyes"-Album very often...just brilliant albums of a brilliant guitar player. Died too soon...fucking heroin stuff!
Tommy perfetto a suonare smoke . In pochissimi hanno fatto un buon lavoro. Invece lui era in totale sintonia con la band. Paice Lord Hughes Coverdale favolosi 💯💯💯💯💯
For anyone that knows anything at all about Tommy Bolin, this was not how he played. He was an innovator, a creator. I love Blackmore's playing, and Ritchie was a better DP guitarist, but Tommy was the Master. If you need to know why he couldn't play this night, do some research. It's not pretty, but it happened. RIP Tommy...
Blackmore is way ahead 8f any other 70s guitarist.. Such diferse, great anthem, great vibe, aggressive like a thunder, hard heavy. Soft, filigran, bluesy, classical.. All
Love Tommy Bolin!❤ Ian Gillian has a Voice that Moves the Earth! 🌎 Saw Ian in Jesus Christ Superstar in the 90's, F#@king AMAZING!! Also Incredible how Tommy Bolin moved into lead guitar and Played like A Superstar! Too bad he wasn't appreciated more then.
you can tell when RB was in the band he would have never let this out of control style happen - it sounds like drugs have penetrated the band and you can hear it from the music the version from caljam was much more focused and had a lot more energy
For those , who not know. Bollin fell asleep w hands on the back of his head and got a hand injury. Lord had to fill up most solos. The same hand injury Had Dave Mustaine and almost quit music. Later he went to long rehabilitation process and recovered. Bollin was good shredder, just listen Billy CobHam/Tommy Bollin Quadrant on this page
excuses. .excuses. . Bolin would be great as himself or the new Purple. . he did not do his homework . . there were plenty of guitarists that could play those riffs. . better than Blackmore himself. . music scouts have no clues . . just go into any rehearsal studios. . not drug infested clubs.
Anyone can copy someone. Bolin wasn’t going to copy anyone. This is a different band than with Blackmore. Move on! Bolin did not copy Joe Walsh in The James Gang either they became a different band. You either dig it or you don’t simple as that. BTW Bolin gave us You Keep On Moving a Hughes- Coverdale song that Blackmore hated and rejected for the previous LP. It would have never seen the light of day with Ritchie.
To all Tommy Bolin fans: Google: Tommy Bolin and Jim Fox interviewed by Bob Harris on Whistle Test. It's a TV interview from 1973 when Tommy had just joined The James Gang. (It's the video with Tommy wearing a red hat).
Look, I love DP IV, and this concert isn't bad despite Bolin's well-known problem and Hughes' caterwauling...but honestly...was it filmed by Hughes' mum?
Tommy Bolin had tons of talent but it became wasted talent because of Drugs. Does that take away from his talent? I don't think so. Go find Teaser by Tommy Bolin. This version of Deep Purple while not to bad is to far away from what I think it should be. Thankfully this version did not last long. It had become something of a ghost of it's past. Everyone went their own ways after last show March 15, 1976. Out of the ashes of DP we got Rainbow the band, Gillan's band Gillan, along with Whitesnake kept them in the game. In 1983 we got the Mark II Purple again! This show is good for historical reasons among other things. I've been a fan since the their first album on Tetragammeton Records called "Shades of Deep Purple" (1968). The band still plays on with the 2013 album "Now What?! The album with the stellar song "Vincent Price" sounds as good as anything done by the band. I'm proud that my favorite band in December 2015 announced that they will be inductees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2016. About time!!!
Augmuse it didn't help that he ended up with Glen Hughes who at the time was,a raging coke head. At this point Jon Lord had had enough because of the rampant drug use. MK 3 was my absolute least favorite Deep Purple version.
@@robertbishop5357 Come Taste the Band is one of my favorite albums....Glenn Hughes played with not 1 or 2 but 3 guitar legends....Blackmore ....Bolin....Iommi...
if Tommy had been playing like he did on alphonse mouzon's and billy cobham's albums.... along with Jon Lord and Ian Paice....the stage would have caught fire....David Coverdale was strong and Glenn was amazing to say how many drugs he had had.... this line up would have been right up there with Mark 2 and 3 if Bolin and Hughes would have stayed clean.....
sorry, but Hughes trying to outdo Coverdale on vocals just ruins this performance for me. Such a shame, as Coverdale was pretty good at trying to emuulate Gillan and he had no need for Hughes' "help"
Did they tell the cameramen to not do any closeups of Tommy playing leads? Seems like even when he is playing one, they tend to show the bass player. Can't quite believe how they ignore him. Must have been told to do that.
Too bad about Tommy Bolen, he pretty much broke the spirit of Deep Purple. And then proceeded to break up the band. Ritchie was just plain hard to work with. Sabotaging his his own team. Then starting Rainbow to directly compete with Deep Purple. Out of all of the guitarist's in Deep Purple. Steve Morse, has brought stability to the band. Great musicianship. Steve Morse is definitely the best man for the job. Much respect for all the members of Deep Purple. My personal favorite is Steve Morse. And I'm sure the other members of Deep Purple would agree with me. Steve's been with the band for over twenty years now. Longer duration of time, than the other two guitar slingers combined.
deep purple now are shite.... Gillan hasn't been able to sing for 20 years.... Morse....a technically good guitarist can't write a good riff to save his life.... I'll stick with this and the FOXBAT album....
by watching Highway Star, I can say that Ian Gillan can not be replaced by Hughes Coverdale together and Bolin does not even try to play Blackmore's solo. Deep Frustration !!!
Ni Coverdale canta com Gillan, ni Bolin requintea como Blackmore...pero hay se va...buena banda clásica. Ver a Marck llll en acción no tiene precio!!!!!!! Saludos brothers de todo el planeta!!!!!
this was another edition of Purple, but obligated to do the Gillan stuff. . Hughes over sang tr*ying for more recognitions he already has. Bolin under studied the Purple songs. . . this should have been the time for Jon Lord to lead the group instrumentally. . but otherwise Come Taste the Band is a great album. . the end of blues influenced heavy metal.
At Deep Purple's Japan tour in 1975, Tommy Bolin was unable to play the guitar due to the effects of drugs, and his visit to Japan was met with very disappointing reviews. His guitar play on Highway Star (from 25min ) was really disappointing.
This could hardly be called deep purple with three members from mark II replaced. Still it was a good performance from the band with the exception , sadly , of Tommy Bolin.
Breannee Nite You're so wrong. Blackmore IS Deep Purple, i agree with that, but Glenn Hughes is better than Glover and Coverdale is AMAZING, better than GIllan to me. This is a very good DP too.
Breannee Nite Course not ! Coverdale write 2 of the best Purple album , Burn and Stormbringer. He's bigger than GIllan with Whitesnake. And i like more his warm and full of feeling voice.
oh, c'mon! I love this line up, and I like come taste the band, and I think that TB's been a good guitar player, but RB WAS (as he no longer is) a guitar God..I think this is "last concert in japan, right?
O cemu ti to,lik je totalni promasaj.Ovde je odvaljen od droge i ne zna ni sta radi.Bacili neku prasinu da je spavao na levom ramenu i da se ukocilo,pa je zato biotoliko los.Zestoko su se ovde izblamirali,verovatno njihova najgora odluka.Mucno slusati i gledati,obzirom koji je bend u pitanju.
Tommy is currently sitting in Heaven trying to decide between Grace Kelly and Liz Taylor, who are at present doing a lesbian strip routine to amuse him.
Not a very good representation of Tommy's talent......lots of issues during this period Blackmore and Gillan were sorely missed Having one person scream is bad enough let alone these two Too bad there is not better recordings of this line up
Bolin was a wonderful guitarist, just not for Deep Purple. All due respect for Morse and Satriani (others), but Blackmore was the perfect guitarist for Purple.
give Tommy credit for having the balls to get up on that stage and face all the purple fans who really wanted to see Richie...sky was the limit for bolin. R.I.P. TOMMY BOLIN
FUCK YEAH¡¡¡¡
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Он их полил ливнем
Гитарной струи,новой,не Ричи,но тоже крутой!
When I seen them in El Paso with Nazareth lots of people in the front row was yelling Blackmore. Well after a while Tommy started getting pissed so started hitting these high notes. Trying to blow there ear drums out! Fuck yeah
Tommy Bolin with Deep Purple...
You really don't know what you've got 'till it's gone...
THE BEST BAND OF HARD ROCK IN THE WORLD.🤘🎸🥁
Every mark of this incredible band is phenomenal !!!!!!
Excelente Tommy Bolin 🎸🎸
Tommy Bolin. Fantastic!
Bolin is fast becoming one of my favorites
I love tommy bolin
Tommy Bolin’s style of playing guitar is fantastic
Bolin was a rock and roll tragedy. And it still hurts. R.i.p great one !
Terrible
Ian Paice is a beast here (as usual)! we will never know how far this incarnation of Deep Purple would have gone.
Bolin Hughes and Coverdale damn and some people actually don't like the band are you serious. It was a band of Gods.
Hector Gonzalez yes, exactly! Hughes was stunning! I love this line-up. Obviously i love classic mark2 too, but this is my fav.
Это была новая свежая струя,новый стиль плюс старые традиции.
Сплав металла ,как броня танка,хуже не стала,а окрепла .
А Томми жаль парня,многое еще бы мог.
Great performance! Tommy Bolin is absolutely going strong here!
his left hand was fucked/numb....he slept on it, 8 hours drugged up....
he gets by but he can't solo at all....
Ridiculous story. I agree. He’s great. Saw him twice. Once with James Gang. Once solo an he was nodding off. It was sad but he still got some great stuff out! I taped a bit if ya like. ruclips.net/video/TWvhn0n6_h0/видео.html
It just hit me. When I read about DP history, all the lineup changes in the 70s... That seems like a legend, like a huge drama, epic story... And yet, I come to realize, that it was only 6 years between In Rock and their last show with Tommy Bolin! Just think about it - imagine In Rock coming out in 2018 and in 2024 Tommy would be leading them into an 8-year slumber.... To me that part of their story seems like a long, loooong period - and yet, for people who lived there, it happened in a span of only 6 years. Some of the line-up's lasted for only a few months..! How time flies...
Интересный музыкант этот Томми Болин !!!
clacic lineup David Coverdale-vocals Tommy Bolin -guitar, Jon Lord-keyboards, Ian Paice-drums, Glenn Hughes bass, great short concert
Yeah...R.I.P. Tommy Bolin. I still hear the "Teaser"- and the "Privat Eyes"-Album very often...just brilliant albums of a brilliant guitar player. Died too soon...fucking heroin stuff!
Tommy R Bolin was a amazing guitar player!!! R.I.P. Tommy.
If he had lived 3 more years, his name would have been (should be) among the greatest such as Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Gilmour, EVH & SRV! 🎸
You keep on moving. Great anthem
Amazing!! what a energy?!!
Tommy perfetto a suonare smoke . In pochissimi hanno fatto un buon lavoro. Invece lui era in totale sintonia con la band. Paice Lord Hughes Coverdale favolosi 💯💯💯💯💯
Greatest classic live band,forever and ever........
Talento Universale straordinario in tutti i generi.Thanks Tommy.
Силище рок 🎸 навсегда здорово 👍
01-Smoke on the water 02-Keep on moving 03-Burn 04-Love child 05-Highway star
This Mark did raise the standards high , no doubt . Ian Paice here sounds the commander in chief , lol .
위대한 4기 너무 일찍 져버린 밴드 감동이 파도를 치는 경이로운연주 최고의 라이브 무대였다 지금은 아무도 없네
For anyone that knows anything at all about Tommy Bolin, this was not how he played. He was an innovator, a creator. I love Blackmore's playing, and Ritchie was a better DP guitarist, but Tommy was the Master. If you need to know why he couldn't play this night, do some research. It's not pretty, but it happened. RIP Tommy...
Google: Tommy Bolin and Jim Fox on BBC Whistle Test.
Cool TV interview.
Blackmore is way ahead 8f any other 70s guitarist.. Such diferse, great anthem, great vibe, aggressive like a thunder, hard heavy. Soft, filigran, bluesy, classical.. All
R.I.P. Tommy Bolin
Ian Paice, un maestro!!!
Он лучший учитель
С его рисунков многие барабанщики начинали
Ian Paice il maestro dei maestri💪💪
Love Tommy Bolin!❤ Ian Gillian has a Voice that Moves the Earth! 🌎 Saw Ian in Jesus Christ Superstar in the 90's, F#@king AMAZING!! Also Incredible how Tommy Bolin moved into lead guitar and Played like A Superstar! Too bad he wasn't appreciated more then.
TOMMY BOLIN
.💜💜💜💜💜.
Weed Me
you can tell when RB was in the band he would have never let this out of control style happen - it sounds like drugs have penetrated the band and you can hear it from the music
the version from caljam was much more focused and had a lot more energy
For those , who not know. Bollin fell asleep w hands on the back of his head and got a hand injury. Lord had to fill up most solos. The same hand injury Had Dave Mustaine and almost quit music. Later he went to long rehabilitation process and recovered. Bollin was good shredder, just listen Billy CobHam/Tommy Bollin Quadrant on this page
+Emily Fisher AJ finally someone with some info that matter...
excuses. .excuses. . Bolin would be great as himself or the new Purple. . he did not do his homework . . there were plenty of guitarists that could play those riffs. . better than Blackmore himself. . music scouts have no clues . . just go into any rehearsal studios. . not drug infested clubs.
No, that's not what happened. He used bad heroin given to him by an indonesian prostitute. That's why his arm was paralyzed.
Rockjesu False as usual!!!
Anyone can copy someone. Bolin wasn’t going to copy anyone. This is a different band than with Blackmore. Move on! Bolin did not copy Joe Walsh in The James Gang either they became a different band. You either dig it or you don’t simple as that. BTW Bolin gave us You Keep On Moving a Hughes- Coverdale song that Blackmore hated and rejected for the previous LP. It would have never seen the light of day with Ritchie.
To all Tommy Bolin fans:
Google: Tommy Bolin and Jim Fox interviewed by Bob Harris on Whistle Test.
It's a TV interview from 1973 when Tommy had just joined The James Gang.
(It's the video with Tommy wearing a red hat).
ruclips.net/video/Gns3r1Rwgy0/видео.html
You Keep on Moving is excellent here.
I WANT TO GIVE YOU ONE TRILLION THUMBS UP
Look, I love DP IV, and this concert isn't bad despite Bolin's well-known problem and Hughes' caterwauling...but honestly...was it filmed by Hughes' mum?
Que grande Tommy Bolin!
Monsters of Rock
R.I.P. Tommy!!!!!
Ian Paice is wonderful here
Tommy Bolin had tons of talent but it became wasted talent because of Drugs. Does that take away from his talent? I don't think so. Go find Teaser by Tommy Bolin. This version of Deep Purple while not to bad is to far away from what I think it should be. Thankfully this version did not last long. It had become something of a ghost of it's past. Everyone went their own ways after last show March 15, 1976. Out of the ashes of DP we got Rainbow the band, Gillan's band Gillan, along with Whitesnake kept them in the game. In 1983 we got the Mark II Purple again! This show is good for historical reasons among other things. I've been a fan since the their first album on Tetragammeton Records called "Shades of Deep Purple" (1968). The band still plays on with the 2013 album "Now What?! The album with the stellar song "Vincent Price" sounds as good as anything done by the band. I'm proud that my favorite band in December 2015 announced that they will be inductees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2016. About time!!!
Oh yes, Teaser was a great album. I still dust it off once in a while.
Augmuse it didn't help that he ended up with Glen Hughes who at the time was,a raging coke head. At this point Jon Lord had had enough because of the rampant drug use. MK 3 was my absolute least favorite Deep Purple version.
@@robertbishop5357 Come Taste the Band is one of my favorite albums....Glenn Hughes played with not 1 or 2 but 3 guitar legends....Blackmore ....Bolin....Iommi...
Sadly there's no more videos ob Bolin performing with purple, this not make justice due to drug issues! RIP Bolin
um dos melhores som do mundo, se nao , O MEMHOR.
if Tommy had been playing like he did on alphonse mouzon's and billy cobham's albums....
along with Jon Lord and Ian Paice....the stage would have caught fire....David Coverdale was strong and Glenn was amazing to say how many drugs he had had....
this line up would have been right up there with Mark 2 and 3 if Bolin and Hughes would have stayed clean.....
On the "Come Taste the Band" tour, "Smoke…" was part of a medley with (I'm not kidding) "Georgia On My Mind." Did this film edit out "Georgia?"
Great!
Grazie Tommy sei un.grande
A1+++ Thank You. keep chillin'
like Tommy Bolin
Im too
Good job Tommy !
Muito bom 👍😎🎸👊🇧🇷
Tommy är otrolig!
Tjenare
DAVID COVERDALE-IAN PAICE (fantastic sound)-PURPLE
This was the 70s I remember. This and Cher. LOL
Kind of like Jimmy Page on 1977 Zeppelin tour.So stoned he couldn't walk let alone play the guitar.See Tempe AZ for proof.
sorry, but Hughes trying to outdo Coverdale on vocals just ruins this performance for me. Such a shame, as Coverdale was pretty good at trying to emuulate Gillan and he had no need for Hughes' "help"
the most handsome (hairy?) version of purple? Great sound also. And I don't mind Bolin neither...
hoegis do you mean Glenn and his stunning hair? I think somewhere in Glenn's dna is the cure for a baldness... 😊😉
mai 1975 to Mars 1976, very short time for MKlV. Mais le + légendaire .
Did they tell the cameramen to not do any closeups of Tommy playing leads?
Seems like even when he is playing one, they tend to show the bass player.
Can't quite believe how they ignore him. Must have been told to do that.
He had his left arm semi-paralyzed, listen to Burn.
They don't even know no rehearsal
@@thomasbrader true
Too bad about Tommy Bolen, he pretty much broke the spirit of Deep Purple. And then proceeded to break up the band. Ritchie was just plain hard to work with. Sabotaging his his own team. Then starting Rainbow to directly compete with Deep Purple. Out of all of the guitarist's in Deep Purple. Steve Morse, has brought stability to the band. Great musicianship. Steve Morse is definitely the best man for the job. Much respect for all the members of Deep Purple. My personal favorite is Steve Morse. And I'm sure the other members of Deep Purple would agree with me. Steve's been with the band for over twenty years now. Longer duration of time, than the other two guitar slingers combined.
Blackmore composed a lot of hits, Bollin few more. Morse - zero hits. Just a man for the job is not enough. Great guitarist should be talented.
+Emily Fisher AJ u should check the new deep purple albums they got a lot of views music nowdays isnt about hits well at least in rock,blues and jazz
Yeah but the Morse line up is boring as fuck
deep purple now are shite....
Gillan hasn't been able to sing for 20 years....
Morse....a technically good guitarist can't write a good riff to save his life....
I'll stick with this and the FOXBAT album....
à 5 mn10 , c'est le festival Purple . à 6 mn10, on comprend pourquoi on aime le groupe."she makes you burn with a wave of her hand "
Tommy is the DeeP purple he was one and only the BEEsssTT
Come oooooon....
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by watching Highway Star, I can say that Ian Gillan can not be replaced by Hughes Coverdale together and Bolin does not even try to play Blackmore's solo. Deep Frustration !!!
Mr Hughes @16:54 = the sound of coke..
Unfortunately it was a mistake to hire Bolin and they should have given it up in ‘75 instead of ‘76.
Ni Coverdale canta com Gillan, ni Bolin requintea como Blackmore...pero hay se va...buena banda clásica. Ver a Marck llll en acción no tiene precio!!!!!!! Saludos brothers de todo el planeta!!!!!
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this was another edition of Purple, but obligated to do the Gillan stuff. . Hughes over sang tr*ying for more recognitions he already has. Bolin under studied the Purple songs. . . this should have been the time for Jon Lord to lead the group instrumentally. . but otherwise Come Taste the Band is a great album. . the end of blues influenced heavy metal.
täydellistä!
Bolin is zoned out here
Tommy Bolin R.I.P
In this performance tommy has played with his left arm almost paralyzed.
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At Deep Purple's Japan tour in 1975, Tommy Bolin was unable to play the guitar due to the effects of drugs, and his visit to Japan was met with very disappointing reviews.
His guitar play on Highway Star (from 25min ) was really disappointing.
I wasn't there
nice,for me
Tommy was a good guitar player but this was the worst "Burn" guitar solo ever !
This could hardly be called deep purple with three members from mark II replaced. Still it was a good performance from the band with the exception , sadly , of Tommy Bolin.
Good cover from DP, without RB & Ian i'ts not Deep Purple anymore, so i take this concert as a DP covers
Breannee Nite ... and Roger Glover.
***** who cares the bass
Breannee Nite You're so wrong. Blackmore IS Deep Purple, i agree with that, but Glenn Hughes is better than Glover and Coverdale is AMAZING, better than GIllan to me. This is a very good DP too.
Matias Y Coverdale better than Ian? u joking right? he imitates Ian in every song
Breannee Nite
Course not ! Coverdale write 2 of the best Purple album , Burn and Stormbringer. He's bigger than GIllan with Whitesnake. And i like more his warm and full of feeling voice.
Bolin, tan bueno como Blackmore
oh, c'mon! I love this line up, and I like come taste the band, and I think that TB's been a good guitar player, but RB WAS (as he no longer is) a guitar God..I think this is "last concert in japan, right?
No. Son estilos muy distintos. Dos buenos Pero no hay como comparar..
Yo me quedo con bolin más completo puede tocar todo blackmore noooo
You don't step into Joe Walsh's no he's the second replacement for James gaand the best and then again who replaces people
Tommy Bolin sangat jauh permainannya dengan Ritchie Blackmore
Tommy Bolin powerful guitar sound
O cemu ti to,lik je totalni promasaj.Ovde je odvaljen od droge i ne zna ni sta radi.Bacili neku prasinu da je spavao na levom ramenu i da se ukocilo,pa je zato biotoliko los.Zestoko su se ovde izblamirali,verovatno njihova najgora odluka.Mucno slusati i gledati,obzirom koji je bend u pitanju.
hakon tokgoz I know who tommy was but who the hell are you, friends of tommys we got your back bro you were a great guitarist
Tommy is currently sitting in Heaven trying to decide between Grace Kelly and Liz Taylor, who are at present doing a lesbian strip routine to amuse him.
위대한 과거의 연주자들 그틀은 전설이 되었다 지금도 딮퍼플은 할아버지들이 여기저기 허접한 몜버들 모아서 공면하며 돈벌러 다닌다 이걸보면 레드제플린이 얼마나 위대하고 의리가 있는 밴드지
Is there anyone from western Iowa
「Last Concert In Japan」
abit out of sync, but still good, thank u for this...
"LET ME BE YOUR LOVER / LET ME BE YOUR [ i expected "MAN"... but he said "CHILD"] [ um.... ]
Tommy is BEST
Glenh Hughes is the best ...ever..
Not a very good representation of Tommy's talent......lots of issues during this period Blackmore and Gillan were sorely missed Having one person scream is bad enough let alone these two Too bad there is not better recordings of this line up
Hi Paul, did you know there is a recording of MK4 live at Long Beach 1976?
It's a much better performance than this.
@@euanelliott3613 Very good to know Thanks man
Bolin was a wonderful guitarist, just not for Deep Purple. All due respect for Morse and Satriani (others), but Blackmore was the perfect guitarist for Purple.
"A place called Montreaux"
Right Dave and how many of THIS band were there?
Not you, Hughes or Bolin for sure.
So that leaves Lord and Paice?
Deep purple =,Jan gilan
thing with that tommy had a bone broken in his hand and he got acupuncture for the pain before the show,,
Toomy
Mark IV had great creative potential- it's a pity he's not used.