DEEP PURPLE - Live Amsterdam 1969 (Hard rock)
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- The english hard rock band live at Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands. 24/08/1969.
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Tracklist:
1 - Kneel And Pray
2 - Child In Time
3 - Mandrake Root
4 - Wring That Neck
5 - Ritchies Blues
6 - Paint It Black
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I surely would. But I missed my french lessons in school!
No interest / pas intéressé.
The savagery wich made the Purple fame is already there!!!Yeah the best band in the world!
I was there Too - Fantasie or Paradiso - many Bands even Deep Purple Fliyd etc
Wonderful Time - I was on the road
Thank u
Kisses from Vienna Austria
0:00 Kneel And Pray (Early Speed King)
8:45 Child In Time
21:25 Mandrake Root
26:34 Wring That Neck
42:38 Paint It Black
For sure early Speed King ("Kneel and Pray")
Ritchie kills it on Child in Time and Wring that Neck here, spectacular solos likewise with Jon on the Hammond.
I was there in Amsterdam back in 69 ... Ian was doing the high parts of "Child in Time" without a mike ... but everyone could hear it no problem ... :) Those were the days! :)
Ian could sing & scream (back then...)
Excellent! Bought my very first vinyl LP in 1976 when I was 12 years old over here in New Zealand. It was Deep Purple 'Machine Head'. I paid for it with money I earned working for a local milk vendor delivering milk & cream in bottles. We worked in mornings and I had to get out of bed around 5am. I got paid $12/week and we worked in all weathers. I got fit and ended up winning the Intermediate School Form II Boys Cross Country running race. It changed my life forever as I had taken up smoking and soon stopped. I went on to a sporting career lasting 24 years. My able-bodied sporting career came to an abrupt halt in 1990 when I was 25 and I had my near-death motorcycle accident. It ultimately resulted in me losing my entire left leg as high up as possible i.e. hip and pelvis amputated - plus I suffered several serious internal injuries as well. Spent 3 weeks in the ICU [intensive care unit] of 2 hospitals and a total of 101 days in hospital. Doctors & surgeons who saved my life said my high fitness level greatly contributed to me surviving. Continued my sporting career and won 7 gold 1 silver 1 bronze medals plus broke 5 New Zealand records in swimming [S9 category] at the 1993 New Zealand Disabled Sporting Championships. I became the first lower limb amputee in the world to compete a Half Marathon on crutches on my one good right leg in 1991 - exactly one year on since competing in it abled bodied in 1990. Went on to complete my first full Marathon on crutches on one leg in 1992 - also a world first. In 1994 I set the World Best Time for a lower limb amputee using crutches on my one good right leg in the full Marathon. My time of 5 Hours 58 Minutes 13 seconds remained unbeaten for 19 years and the amputee who beat my time used ergogenic [doped! lol] crutches as they had spring loaded shock absorbers whereas I used ordinary hospital issue aluminum elbow crutches - and they didn't have built-in shock absorbers. I went on to complete 6 Half Marathons & 6 full Marathons on crutches on my one good right leg from 1991 to 1998, 8 years. However such extreme physical & mental athletic performance doesn't come without paying a price. In 2010 I had good right leg hip joint replaced. I am still active today at almost 59. But my greatest event in my life was my wedding day in 2005. My wife is my biggest hero. If you would like to read my sporting career story please click here:
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Back to Deep Purple - a friend invited me to his home one day after primary school ended for the day in 1974 as he said he had the Deep Purple vinyl record LP; 'Deep Purple In Rock'. He informed me that the first song sounded a bit like going to church as it had an organ playing. I wondered that was v interesting considering the group played rock genre music....So my friend clicked the record player in to action and the arm and needle touched on to the top of the vinyl LP.....Of course track #1 on Deep Purple In Rock is 'Speed King' [Kneel & Pray variation]. I listened to Jon Lord's Hammond organ playing and thought 'ok this IS most interesting...and then BOOOOM CHUCK A LUCKA BOOM the group CRASHED in to the song and lyrics; 'Good Golly, said little Miss Molly When she was rockin' in the house of blue light Tutti Frutti was oh so rooty When she was rockin' to the east and west Lucille was oh so real When she didn't do her daddies will Come on baby, drive me crazy - do it, do it' And from that moment on in 1974 when I first heard Deep Purple on my friend's record player....I was addicted to Deep Purple. But wait there's more. As I am a Scorpio [birthday in early November] one of my traits is fierce LOYALTY. I continued buying the subsequent LPs of Deep Purple including 'Who Do We Think We Are', and 'Burn' and played them until the grooves in the vinyl wore out...I then considered buying 'Stormbringer' and back in those 1970s you could ask to listen to the LP over headphones before deciding whether to buy. Upon listening to 'Stormbringer' I noticed a difference to the general sound of the LP. And as Ritchie Blackmore himself declared it did sound a bit like 'shoe shining' music...a bit 'softer' I felt. I decided not to buy the LP. I then discovered through our local library that Deep Purple vocalist Ian Gillan had left and been replaced by David Coverdale ang bass axe player Roger Glover had left too and had been replaced by Glenn Hughes. Deep Purple had transformed in to Mark III. My preference has always been the Mark II lineup; Jon Lord, Roger Glover, Ian Gillan, Ritchie Blackmore, and Ian Paice. I liked the original lineup too. My love affair with Deep Purple had ended in divorce due to the loss of both Gillan & Glover in the Mark II lineup. My new love affair was with? Led Zeppelin. Unfortunately I never got the opportunity to see Deep Purple live during my life. However I did get to see Pink Floyd play live at Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday August 6th 1988 when I was living & working there on my O.E. [overseas experience]. I also got to see The Screaming Blue Messiahs play at The Mean Fiddler in Harlesden on Thursday September 1 '88. Wow that was a v hot & sweaty gig in the evening. It was superb. It was so loud I was deaf for 2 days afterwards. If you'd like to see my photos taken at the Pink Floyd gig please click here:
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@@Blackscorpion1963 Great stories.
Was Rod Evans already out of Deep purple?
Wow 🥰
Deep Purple in my place of birth on my birthday.... too bad I couldn't be at the concert, busy celebrating my 5th birthday.
I was busy being not born yet to be able to attend 🤣🤣
This is one of their best early shows of mk 2
At this stage the “songs” served as something to hang long improvisations on. Great to hear them lift off into the stratosphere a few times. Never really know what is coming next.
My favorite era of the band, I love the extended improvisational interplay between Lord and Blackmore.
"Kneel and pray" in the beginning seems to go nowhere but after warming in the end it becomes thighter and solid. We can see it should be really one of the first times they perform it!
A piece of gold on RUclips.❤
Early mark2 concert
This is just so great... Love IT ♥️
Melhor banda ao vivo.
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I love this fantstic band every body plays like jazz or proge music that's fuking great all them shows one by one who is HE fine players Jon, Ian Paice do it is easy but they are all fantstic players 😁😀😜
always liked the kneel and pray tune ian at the height of jc superstar and in dp!
I sure enjoyed this, Thank You for posting this.
Thanks for the upload. Very rare to hear Ritchie using what appears to be a UniVibe in the solo for Kneel and Pray/Speed King. He didn't use them for very long.
THE BEST
Mad Blackmore＞Hendrix
Monsters of Rock .
what a great concert
Such a great concert
This is missing Hush and Kentucky Woman from this recording, plus Mandrake Root came after Paint It Black.
Uh, no it isn't! Wrong show - I was thiking of the Montreaux show!
"Kneel and Pray," which would become "Speed King! It would take a bit longer for Ian's lyric writing skills to match his vocal prowess. ;)
Very much on the line of Highway Star, they jammed it on the road with lyrics made up on the fly, they played HIghway Star on the Fireball tour, i dare say this was the same, Gillan says that they wrote Speed King (Kneel and prey) to use as an encore in place of Lucille.
Good, early Gillan/Glover era set. Too bad about Mandrake Root not being recorded through. Some great playing.
мне было 9 лет..... а они уже исполняли Child In Time....
Да, уже 👍️
ow awesome ow
Kneel And Pray ＞ Speed King
It looks like easy but is great players every body 😎
Killer rock group. Way before Led Zeppelin.
This is contemprary of Zep 1. In fact, they were playing Jacksonville at the same time this was happening in Amsterdam!
Mk 1 were indeed quite a bit earlier than Zep, though.
Nice Boot!!!
puple Nice Grart😅😅👌
💜💥💜💥🎶🕊💜🌈🙏🏼
Ian paice drum......
Who’s picture is that at 10:34?
Good question!?
My money is on the Beach boys 🤡🔫
Under closer inspection, it's Humble Pie.
They must have toured together I guess!
That must have been a great show.
@@wolfebeardsnarl5691 wow you are good.
Amazing!!!!!?!
Obviously "in Rock" it's in initial stage and the band hasn't settled on arrangements yet.... It's all rough ideas.... It's like they had their first practice the day before this show.... Blackmore does not even know what to play on Speed King..... and it's obvious it's not even speed king yet 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing