So Much Better Live 3 Generation Reaction Deep Purple Child In Time
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- So Much Better Live 3 Generation Reaction Deep Purple Child In Time
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They were all young at this performance but already great musicians for the time. Ian Gillan on vocals along with Ritchie Blackmore on guitars and Roger Glover on bass was 25 at the time. Ian Paice on drums was 22 years old. And the "old" guy was the magical (R.I.P) John Lord on hammond organ who was 29 at the time.
Ian Gillan (vocals) of Deep Purple: "... it’s the influences that each individual member brought into the original band that gave Deep Purple its variety. You know, we cover everything from big band, to swing music, to rock music, and there’s a lot of humor in our music along with light-hearted touches. There’s a lot of texture and dynamics, which are essential to our music. That’s important, and it’s why we get so much joy from what we’re playing. When you’ve got a diet with as much variety as that, you don’t get fed up with it it. There’s always something unique to keep you interested."
Loved your reaction, great to see Donna so happy! Unbelievable live performance and I'm so glad it was captured to live forever!
Transported back to her youth
I saw them live in the 80s and I reacted the same way they did. It's a shame that John Lord has already died. He was the best at the Hammond organ. Many greetings from Germany !!
The best is the lady on the right enjoy the music. The best !
Donna, I loved your happiness. You were so into this.
Ritchie Blackmore did something to his guitar that was amazing. He would take a scalpel and make cuts to the fingerboard of his guitar. It was called scalloping
he still does it and it's still called scalloping.
Ha ha, i just noticed, i actually heard it and had to rewind but Ian dropped his drumstick at 12:20 i dont remember seing it before and i have seen this live video a few times before. Its a fantastic live performance overall and things like this only add to the authenticity of a live recording.
Ian Gillan also played JC in "Jesus Christ Superstar", a rock opera. That's how good a singer he is.....He's a superstar along with the group!!
Love his portrayal of Jesus
Gethsemane is absolutely stunning. It gives me chills every single time. Gillans the best technical singer in rock history.
Since certain viewers are seemingly having trouble with the spelling of certain member's names, these are the correct spellings.
Ian Gillan (not Gillian) - vocals. Ritchie Blackmore (not Richie) - guitar. Jon Lord (not John) - organ (1941-2012 - oh! The unrivaled master of his craft).
So far, I didn't read anybody misspelling Roger Glover (bass) or Ian Paice (drums), but for clarity: there they are also.
No one cares
Just look at the BBC audience not allowed to move, not allowed to show any emotion bloody epic song, please please please react to Deep Purple Lazy from the made in Japan Live album BTW at 12:22 Ian Paice drops a drum stick and nobody notices !!
Ladies Deep Purple are all Legends. Ritchie Blackmore is the guitar GOAT, Jon Lord is the Keyboards GOAT, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, and Roger Glover are all top 5 legends. The "British" audience was instructed to remain quite. Only the Brits would comply. Thanks for reviewing this truly Legendary band.
We've produced some of the best guitarists of all time, Richie Blackmore, Jimmy Paige, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler and of course, David Gilmore.
Ah...the good old days when there were REAL musicians...glad I've lived them...🙏
There are lots of great, real musicians now. You just have to look for them.
I heard somewhere the BBC told the audience not to react I'd have gone nuts seeing this tune live
Was it not recorded at Granada TV?
@@brianferris8668 could have been Granada just remember someone saying audience was advised not to react
They woulda had to kick me out , how can't ya not react???
George best is in the audience in a pink jumper.
Adult audiences were expected to behave in those day, especially if the performance was being recorded or filmed. Making noise and being loud was seen as disrespectful to both the performers and other audience members. Think of classical music, jazz and night club singer performances, silence was key. Teenagers were different, like those seeing acts like Elvis or The Beatles. You can check out many performances from the era where the audience is silent. This of course changed with the emergence and evolution of Rock & Roll.
I agree that watching them perform this song does make the experience better. Like watching Elvis do Unchained Melody live in '77!
May i suggest Strange Kind of Woman from the Deep Purple Made in Japan album, Ian and Ritchie have a great "dueling banjos" session during the song.
1. Audience was asked to be quiet during the live performance of this recording.
I've mentioned it a few times - in the TV studios we were asked not to react and only to clap at the end. We really weren't zombies and loved this music and there were a lot of clubs here where we went crazy listening to english and american songs...
Best wishes @all from hamburg (Germany) - Thanks for sharing !
The bass guitarist, Roger Glover, had after he left Deep Purple a new project that resulted in a hit in the Netherlands, Love is All (At the Butterfly Ball) with vocals by the legendary Ronnie James Dio. I loved the cartoon video as a teenager.
Love that album.
A song he actualy wrote for john lord who was supposed to make a solo album but he went back to DP
Lulu, you are too young. Tell your friends of this concert. I'm nearly 63 years, i was for over 30 years musicsaler. I think you know for sure. Sorry for a second time, but dp is my absolutely band till my death. Bye.
This is the Mark II (Two not Eleven) version of Deep Purple, in my opinion the best version, and the version I have seen three times live. But to me the most amazing part of this video is... the reaction of the audience. Crickets. Ian Gillan-Vocals, Ritchie Blackmore-Guitar, Roger Glover-Bass, Jon Lord-Organ and Ian Paice-Drums. For another take on Ian Gillan, check out his performance as the voice of Jesus in the original recording of "Jesus Christ Superstar" by Andrew Lloyd Weber. This is an artistic recommendation, not a religious one.
Great reaction . . I saw them live many times back in the 1970s . . incredible band.
As a vocalist who is now 66 years old and has been singing blues and rock for as long as I can remember, Ian Gillan still rates as one of the very best vocalists ever in the rock genre.
No way is he 66 yrs old he is 78 yrs old
@@robertphelps1574 I was talking about myself, I am 66 years old and have been singing blues and rock all my life and Ian Gillan is one of my favourite vocalists
@@SaxonsGlory I do apologise
@@robertphelps1574 no worries, my post was a bit ambiguous to be fair, I should perhaps have been clearer.
@@SaxonsGlory have you listened to an album called Fiends and Angels by Martha Velez if not it’s worth a listen if you like rock/blues
57 years later they still making music! the things of rock is unbelivable! Stones are 62 years old band and still continue!
Also Robert plant of led zeplin was born 3 or 4 miles from Birmingham England thats were I live most of the best bands from the 60 70 80 90s come from Britain mostly England
Best song ever made in metal/ rock history thus far. This is their best live performance, although prefer the studio version still the best.
I love this version, as is, but i much prefer Blackmore's epic solo on the studio version
I prefer the studio version too. Ritchie's solo on this live version isn't up to his usual high standards and Lord doesn't even solo in the jam (probably due to TV time restrictions). Their best live performance would be from Stockholm 1970 (even better than Made in Japan). ruclips.net/video/G54KUqOsf34/видео.html song at 1:29:00
The best live version is from their Made In Japan album from 1972.
I totally agree, I'm 62. In my youth I bought Made in Japan twice, we did. parties with friends, we brought our records that ended up getting damaged or simply disappeared. Then I bought it on CD but on my 50th birthday it was a great gift Made in Japan on vinyl, boy, at the first beat the Highway Star I couldn't hold back some tears.
That's definitely better. The nearly 20 min Scandinavian Nights (Stockholm 1970) version is tops. ruclips.net/video/GzWKB_dfoLA/видео.html
Best version of Smoke on the water, too.
I prefer this version best.
Oh, you probably didn't hear the version in Tokyo in 1973, it's just bomb. In fact, all the versions in the 70s are great.
Your reactions warm my heart, ladies. So thank you so much. I love Deep Purple. I love your response.
Thank you so much!!
Hi, Girls! If you liked the performance of the great vocalist Ian Gillan, you need to listen to his interpreation of the song "Gethsemane - I Only Want to Say" from the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. It's sensational and exciting! Hugs from Brazil!
Hello from Texas
FYI: On the original sound track of Jesus Christ Super Star, Ian was Jesus
Ian Gillan lead vocals
Richie Blackmore lead guitar
John Lord keyboards and Hammond organ
Roger Glover bass
Ian Paice drums and percussion
This was recorded in Manchester UK by Granada TV for a series call Doing Their Thing ,sitting at the back in a pink top is the Manchester United football legend George Best
think I seen him, he was also on TOTP first edition when he was about 17 dancing to the Stones when it was filmed in Manchester
Correct! Here's the full version: ruclips.net/video/Nb-iO_QSjvc/видео.html
Best scream ever in rock-'n'-roll!!! Picture perfect sound of a man losing his sanity.
Congratulations, Ladies. You have been watching the birth of metal music. Deep Purple is considered as the first metal band. This is mid 1960s. If I'm correct, it's a protest song against the Vietnam War.
This is music history. And in my opinion, the way you are moving through the years and the genres, is great 👍 👌
What a lovely family you are ❤
Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 🤘
Thanks
Back in the day, audience were not allowed to react to the singers - they were supposed to 'critical' next song - so hard - Speed King
Strange Kind Of Woman , live in 1972 , if you want some more high notes , you will love it . The crowd here was told to be quiet so this could be recorded !
Without a doubt the best version of this song is on Made in Japan.
Please react to Rolling Stones- Sympathy For the Devil, you three reddevils LOL
You should do a reaction to The song Pegging station by STFU It’s Brenda
I suggest you to hear the brazilian singer Gabriel Henrique. Enjoy him!
It got so crazy with bands like the Beatles and girls screaming, no one could hear the music. I think this was an overreaction during the late Sixties and early Seventies. It looks stupid!!
Back in the day the audience was told to behave which meant no screaming or jumping around.
Youngster female is wonderful like german young girls react )
I'd like to see Steve Perry try this one. lol. Just a joke. He's not called the voice for nothing but Gillan in my humble opinion is sadly overlooked when it comes to a list of great vocalists.
Ok....I Love this Song... I have always loved it ! Here in California, we enjoyed this song and many others. Yet, and this is completely true, I have had people in my house that said, straight up, that this song was illegal in their house.
Think about that.....this song was illegal in their house ! I Love this Song, if for nothing else, but to be illegal somewhere in the world (this was in eastern Europe).......
I will always Love #RitchieBlackmore and Deep Purple for bring this to the forefront....
We never know just how great we have it until someone decides we should not have it !!!!
God Bless You All....and God Bless Blackmore's Night !!!
This is an outstanding performance by one of the greatest Rock Singers of AllTime...
I think audiences for rock shows in Britain were a bit less screamy. You can always tell when rock shows are recorded in America as the crowd seem to think they need to participate. Brit audiences tend to listen to the music then explode at the end.
My favorite rock bands
I saw them back in the day and they were just as great as what you just heard, true musical legends who influenced all heavy music that came after. Another great live gig is Deep Purple live at the California Jam 1974. Do Burn, signature song from their new album with David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass/vocals. Phenomenal, all day concert, Black Sabbath, ELP and the Eagles were there, too. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
I am so moved by the way the beautiful grandma enjoys the song!
Every song I watch on your channel I discover different reactions from each one of you and I think it's beautiful that you do it together.
Much respect and thanks for the entire channel.
I wish all you the best, greetings.
Wow, thank you
This performance is totally live no auto tune like today
IAN GILLAN SINGS THIS SONG AND HE HAD AN AMAZING VOICE WHEN HE WAS A YOUNG MAN AND RICHIE BLACK MORE PLAYS THE ELECTRIC GUITAR IN THIS SONG AND IAN PACE PLAYED THE DRUM'S AND ROGER GLOVER PLAYS THE ELECTRIC BASS GUITAR IN THIS SONG AND JOHN LORD PLAYS THE ELECTRIC ORGAN IN THIS SONG AND SADLY JOHN LORD DIED AND i WENT TO A DEEP PURPLE CONCERT 50 YEARS AGO IN MELBOURNES FESTIVAL HALL AND iT WAS SO LOUD THAT MY EARS RANG FOR TWO DAYS AFTER THE CONCERT AND THE SUPPORT BAND WAS THE LITTLE RIVER BAND AND GLENN SHORAK SINGS A SONG CALLED it's A LONG WAY THERE AND HE SINGS A SONG CALLED CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT 😺 AND HE WAS A GREAT SINGER IN THE LITTLE RIVER BAND 😁
'Strange Kind of Woman' live from 1970 is a much watch for lovers of Gillan and Blackmore...human guitar v guitar
Studio audiences back then were asked to be quiet during performances because electronic filters etc back then did not have sufficient capability to adequately separate the audience noise from the music and would have marred the recording.
Because it was a live recording, the audience were told to remain still & quiet. xx
He's English and is the highest paid singer in music and most people rate him the best rock singer
Oh and Ritchie Blackmore went off in 1975 to start the band Rainbow- another top rock group with Ronnie James Dio. Should check out some of their stuff ❤
Yeah, personally i like Rainbow much better although i also like Purple, Rainbow is much more my style and i have also been a huge fan of Dio since the 80´s, i really recommend the live video with Rainbow from Munich in 1977 but maybe they should hear some studio songs before. Stargazer is of course one epic classic, there is no live footage though.
Rainbow is one of my favorite bands.... "Stargazer" is a must reaction.
This song was written as a protest to 'The US-VIETNAM War.'
Not heard this since the 70s at my cousins in Ireland, He was a massive Deep purple fan.
Thanks ladies.x
Roger Glover - bass 🔥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
A real proper true rock band ,, Brilliant .
In my opinion, the live version is better than the album one. Thanks.
Love it girls !! I could tell Donna was enjoying it from Ian's first two notes everytime he was uttering after each scream, Then in the end she was "white-knuckling" !!
RITCHIE BLACKMORE RULES!!
The audience was told to just sit there or get kicked out. A tough choice.
Back in the day, video recording was very expensive. So the BBC didn't have the money to do second takes - they asked the audience not to make any noise. Or it was them repressed Brits. It is also amazing, all in one take, no autotune all analogue no digital whatsoever.
Obviamente, la señora mayor disfruta más con la canción. El grado de interés es directamente proporcional con la edad...aparentemente. Gran Banda, super canción, un himno del rock. Felicidades a Kathy, Lulu y Donna por apreciarlo.
I'm not really much of a Deep Purple fan, but this particular song is quite possibly in my all time top three hard rock songs. Just awesome. I feel both sorry for and jealous of the audience - I'm with Donna in spirit, but honestly in real life I would probably have been like Kathy and done what I was told!
Lol
Y'all need to listen to the original Jesus Christ Superstar, Ian Gillian sings the part of Jesus.
Wow
The singer was Jesus on the original JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.
AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!! There is a really kool cover by TARJA and the band Rata Blanca , unfortunately the good audio cannot be found 😂🤩
great british band
Your reactions to this band are making me so happy..this is my favorite rock band ever..im going on 56 and been loving this band since i was 15. Your reactions are so pure and genuine..it really like reliviving the first times i heard these guys.. one little tip for future reference.. what you keep referring to as audio versions..you should call it the studio version.. studio vs live right? Keep doing what you do. God bless
One of the best liveperformance of the rest of my life. Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what do you mean? This liveperformance is not Deep Purple's best by far.
CAN YA DO LATER DEEP PURPLE?
I brought deep purple in rock when I was 11 years old 1970. My first album. The song is about the the veitnum war. Iam 66 now the best song ever written. 😊
I am also 66 and also bought this when I was about 11 or 12, but it wasn't my first album, Led Zeppelin had that honour. Both incredible bands, but while I have always loved Deep Purple, I have to say, I still prefer Led Zeppelin overall, but its a close thing. I do however rate Ian Gillan as my favourite rock vocalist of all time, and as a fellow vocalist myself, having fronted both rock and blues amateur bands since I was 16, I believe I do know something about it. And this does rate as one of the very best songs ever, along with Stairway to Heaven.
You know they are from England......right ? Ian Gillian the lead singer was not the original lead singer.......Go back and check out Kentucky Woman and River deep mountain high !!!!
I love the time in history that I came up in. Because of my mom and my dad's youngest siblings, I was a very young kid to absolutely fall in love with all these bands. This Led zeppelin, Black Sabath, and so on and so on, etc. Experimental and so many different directions. The best musicians ever to create music.❤
Great British band
It's not a piano it's an organ
Thank you so much for sharing this vid. Sadly Jon Lord the keybord player passed away just a few years ago. In that day the audiance were asked to behave.
The "tcnics" wrong: Tey into to CHILD program...
The stage and audience... OTHER on the same TV..
My son took me to see Deep Purple in concert for my 62nd birthday in 2017. I had missed them in 1975 because their stage collapsed while setting up and they cancelled. I almost think my son, who was 32 at the time, enjoyed it as much as I did! Alice Cooper and Edgar on the same bill. Great show! Oh, and try driving to "Highway Star" without getting a speeding ticket!
Love your reaction especially your mom on the right
Thanks
Another great Deep Purple performance would be most definitely the live performance of the song “Burn” at the California Jam. The Deep Purple line up at that time featured Glenn Hughes & David Coverdale along with Jon Lord the organist, Ritchie Blackmore the guitarist and Ian Paice on the drums. This is truly an awesome performance.
First time I've seen Donna lose her cool and I gotta say - I know EXACTLY what you experienced! This song on Made in Japan and then again on this video - man - these guys were ON FIRE! Classic Deep Purple - outstanding moments in rock!
The audience were so still because they had never heard anything like this before.
The audience was told that they should be quiet during recording
Hey Ladies Pease do A show on Celestial Voices Pink Floyd, From the Movie (Pompeii) Filmed October 1971, Came out in theaters May 1972 (When I was Young). Thank you Very Much.
Ian Gillian is still leading the current line up of Deep Purple at 78 years old now
Gillan, not Gillian.
@@erikthompson619 I apologize for have a bad keyboard - almost everyone knew what I meant
3 tracks off Made in Japan you should check out..
1, Lazy - just an awesome jam!
2, The Mule - a song most people don't know. Vastly underrated. Also contains Ian Paice's 10 minute drum solo!
3, Strange Kind of Woman - another awesome jam highlighted by Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Gillan "dueling".. Ritchie on Guitar and Ian with his voice!
Also... just before The Mule, if you listen close you can hear Ritchie Blackmore say to the sound board guy "Could you make everything louder than everything else?"
All the best rock bands come from England, black Sabbath, deep purple, iron maiden , motorhead , led zepplin , Fleetwood mac (with peter green , you MUST listen to that !!!!) Dire straits, cream , eric clapton(a music god ).
Listen and enjoy !!!!
Peace out ✌
Nice one ladies. The mighty Deep Purple. Also suggest " Young Mans Blues" by The Who from the 1970 Isle of Wight festival.
Richie Blackmore and John Lord, really go wild on this song ha ha
Sorry to be nitpicky, but that's "Ritchie" Blackmore and "Jon" Lord 🙂
@@erikthompson619 you are a pedantic one aren’t you? Lol 😂
Fun reaction. Very enjoyable to see new exposure to a legendary live performance.
Glad you enjoyed it
Still their Live album Made in Japan is my favorite album. Great songs on this album. This song, The Mule (great drum solo) and Lazy (crazy solo on the organ) . Other songs are Highway Star,
Smoke on the Water, Strange Kind of Woman and Space Truckin. Roger Clover from this band also made the single Love is All ( he is the singing frog). Ian Gillan has a great voice.
The live version, highway star, is awesome too!! I saw deep purple twice on the perfect strangers tour, 1984/1985. The loudest concerts I have ever been too!! Between the organ, lead guitar, and Ian's screaming, your ears were TOAST!!! Robert Plant used to call Ian Gilliam a screamer, as an insult, but Ian is a better singer than Plant (who I also like). A lot of jeaulosy between performers. Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin guitarist), admitted that he couldn't keep up with Blackmore on freestyle solos. Blackmore is one of the best ever.
The album version obviously doesn't compare to this 1970 live version. Ian Gillan is one of my favorite singers for sure. Deep Purple just released a new video called "Portable Door" y'all should check it out.
You have to visit Perfect strangers,, Deep purple 🤟🏴
The mam knows 👍👍👍
Ian "Jesus" Gillan killing it. Check out his vocals on Jesus Christ Superstar...Superb, all of them