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The Hammond B3 organ was in just about every band back in the day. Live in a small club that thing would just carry you away. It had a spinning fan type of thing that gave it that unique sound. I love it.
When this song came out in1968, I was rockin' it at the age of 11 with friends and neighbors, along with Sly & The Family Stone's "Dance to the Music" ... Oh yeah!
Those days were a blast ! Always looked forward to going to the record store. Always had limited funds as a kid so i always tried to make a good selection. I had so many of what are now considered classic rock albums. Unfortunately they were all lost in a house fire in 73. Never collected again after that.
I have one (B3) two leslies downstairs thanks to you Jamel I’m going to get off my arse and go down stairs and stab and jab at it ✌🏻 I was always told A100 chopper into marshall and Leslie 147 I believe but not trying to be THAT guy ✌🏻❤️
And this was just 1968. Summer. I was attracted to this one even before I developed my taste in music. I didn't know is it was good or not, I just liked it. A lot. I was just 13.
I would stand on the toilet seat in our 2nd floor bathroom and listen out the window to this coming from the hockey arena when the big kids would be having dances in the summer. I was 7 or 8 yrs old. One of my fave all-time tunes. Ingrained epic and undeniable.
The power these dudes brought to,the table was impressive.... like a run away train wh/ can’t be stopped... never got their proper due. Prime for prime zep level intensity.
Deep Purple was my first concert. I was in high school and the year was 1984, the Perfect Strangers tour. John Lord on the organ was amazing. He was rocking that organ back and forth while playing the Hell out of it. He rocked it so far I was actually holding my breath thinking it would crash down on the floor, but nope...he had total control of it. Completely amazing. You need to react to Space Truckin if you haven't already.
Bless you, sir, bless you. As a fifty-five-year-old who grew up in the sanctity of Classic Rock, Deep Purple's "Hush" is *THE GREATEST CLASSIC ROCK SONG. EVER.* John Lord's organ is the Devil and St. Augustine mixed together in one. Loved watching you hear it for the first time.
Badfinger: Baby Blue, No Matter What, Day After Day, and Come and Get It. The Raspberries: Go All The Way, Overnight Sensation Todd Rundgren: I Saw the Light, Hello It's Me, Can We Still Be Friends?
@seksanbir another I have been trying to get someone to react to this one no one has yet☹️☹️☹️ golden earring Twilight Zone another one that would be great to see someone react to
Hi Jamel... Rod Stewart and The FACES.. Check out their live versions of "Maybe I'm amazed" AND "Stay with me"..... GREAT Band and Rod Stewart has one of the greatest Rock bluesy voices of that period.. Cheers mate.
This is my wife's site but I've been listening to all this great music for a few months now and loving it! I was sixteen when this came out and I absolutely loved it! I'm sixty-nine now and I'm still rocking out, still going to concerts and don't plan on stopping till they put me in the ground!! Another band you MUST checkout Jamal is another English band called Uriah Heep. When I came back home in 1971 from overseas my middle brother said, "You gotta hear these guys!" I've got Deep Purple's greatest hits and also two cds of Uriah Heep! Keep rocking out and enjoying yourself, having fun and know I'm dancing in my chair too! Love Ya brother, Cliff
When my dad played bass in a wedding/event cover band, I always told him this should be the last song. Let everyone in the band take their ride while the party dances, and leave everyone ready to KEEP IT GOING in the hotel!!! This is the good shit, and I'm a fan of all Deep Purple!!
A vampire atmosphere to that one. That's how I'd do the video. A vampire claiming he's not to blame for his nature and missing someone who stole his heart as part of her nature. Touché
Hush was Deep Purple's first hit from their first album from the original lineup of the band. That lineup released three studio albums before the singer and bassist were replaced, and the more well-known MK 2 version of the band took form.
Yep, Deep Purple loved that "church organ" sound. You have to understand that what you are hearing as classic church music sounds, at that time sounded innovative and cutting edge new.
God bless Fats Waller and Art Tatum for having the bright idea to drag the Hammond organ out of the church and into the jazz club. We owe all future organ greatness to them. If it weren't for them, we might still only be hearing this instrument behind "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" and "Rock Of Ages," or at the baseball game.
The “Na, nana na, nana na, nana naa” tune is the same as the “aaaa” tune in the middle of the Beatles “A Day in the Life” (the end of Paul McCartney’s part, “someone spoke and I went into a dream...aaaaa”. Deep Purple even slowed it down in the final few seconds of the song like the way the Beatles sing it.
I feel fortunate to have seen them in the 70's. I still have machine head vinyl. Still play it. I listened to the CD in the car yesterday. I wore the best of deep purple out.
Best howl. Ever. Thanks for reacting to this, it always brings me back to my childhood. Riding my bike with this blasting on my AM transistor radio. Good times.
this was sung by Rod Evans the original lead singer but was fired after 3 albums and replaced by Ian Gillan who took the band to its most successful heights.
While in the ‘’Throwbackness’ mode, The Rascals are as good as it gets. Church organ, stank face...they’ll check every box! Come On Up...You Better Run...It’s A Beautiful Morning...Groovin’...Good Lovin’...
I grew up with another version of Hush, by a local Melbourne band called Somebody's Image, who released a version of Hush in 1967, just before the Deep Purple version. The lead singer of Somebody's Image was Russell Morris.
Dude! Listen to Joe South's rendition! He wrote it and there is an HQ remastered edition. He's from my hometown of Atlanta, Georgia! He went to Rock n Roll Heaven in 2012! Rest in Rock Joe!
"She got lovin' like quicksand It only took one touch of her hand Now I'm in so deep I can't eat and I can't sleep.." Yeah man, don'tcha know. She's got him Howwwwwlin', and barking at the moon.
Even their first muscial steps are CLASSICS...later they become one of the greatest Rock Bands EVER!!!.....Purple,Zeppelin & Sabbath......the unholy trinity !
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You Got it all here, Church Organ, Cow Bells, Harmonies, and Rock and Roll
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@@themisianos Powerful
@Joe Jameson Jamel has that reaction on his instagram
This is my favorite Deep Purple song - SO glad you gave it a listen. They KILLED this one live every time.
If you don't groove listening to this song, you didn't listen right!!
You also might want to check your pulse, just to know you’re still alive. 🙃
I didn't listen right yet I STILL grooved.
Deep Purple is amazing....serious rock and roll. It doesn't get better
If you dont Groove to this song, You Aint Right
That's how I feel about Highway Star!! Watching that react next!!!
On behalf of all us '70s Folks, I wonder how many there are listening, THANK YOU!!!
One of the greatest classic rock songs ever
Hush is one of the ultimate Deep Purple songs, and that is saying a lot.
That organ (RIP Jon Lord) is a percussion instrument in this tune.
He was a master B3 player. I miss him.
THE master B3 player
Arguably the best organ sound ever on record. Stunning!
The way he processed it through an amp made it so BEASTLY. I miss him.
Deep Purple always had awesome iconic intros.
The Hammond B3 organ was in just about every band back in the day. Live in a small club that thing would just carry you away. It had a spinning fan type of thing that gave it that unique sound. I love it.
My favorite Deep Purple song.
Mine too
Yup
When this song came out in1968, I was rockin' it at the age of 11 with friends and neighbors, along with Sly & The Family Stone's "Dance to the Music" ... Oh yeah!
I was 10. My brothers always had deep purple cranking . And Uriah heep and Led zepplin lol.
Those days were a blast ! Always looked forward to going to the record store. Always had limited funds as a kid so i always tried to make a good selection. I had so many of what are now considered classic rock albums. Unfortunately they were all lost in a house fire in 73. Never collected again after that.
Me too, me too
I was also 11 had that grey/blue label 45. This was heavy sound back then HUSH.
Best time for original pop and rock music!
Deep Purple has such talent..
That organ was incredible! I always thought they were saying rush..
One of my favourite Deep Purple songs 😁 had the pleasure of seeing them live once
That “church” organ is the famous Hammond B3 organ with the Leslie speaker.
C3 to be precise, which is just a B3 in a different case anyway.
Actually Jon Lord also ran it through a Marshall stack before the Leslie to achieve that sound.
Jon Lord could have played a kazoo through a 40 watt Line Six and it would have been amazing
I have one (B3) two leslies downstairs
thanks to you Jamel I’m going to get off my arse and go down stairs and stab and jab at it ✌🏻
I was always told A100 chopper into marshall and Leslie 147 I believe but not trying to be THAT guy ✌🏻❤️
Ritchie now plays lute in his castle drinking from goblets 😎
This is one of my all time favorite songs ever!!!
And this was just 1968. Summer. I was attracted to this one even before I developed my taste in music. I didn't know is it was good or not, I just liked it. A lot. I was just 13.
I would stand on the toilet seat in our 2nd floor bathroom and listen out the window to this coming from the hockey arena when the big kids would be having dances in the summer. I was 7 or 8 yrs old. One of my fave all-time tunes. Ingrained epic and undeniable.
My woman from tokyo or space truckin!!!!
Highway Star! The most memorable times in my life are driving my V8 Challenger down a quiet road at 90mph+ while playing Highway Star
Absolutely loved hearing this song playing while watching Brad Pitt cruising through LA in Once upon a time in Hollywood
Yep !! When u Love Hard !! It doesnt just go away...More 70s Music...I Adored The 70's..Fabulous Memories...I will Cherish 4 Ever...❤😉✌🎶🎶🎶🎶🙏❤❤❤
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Yes!!! Deep Purple. The beats are badazz! Classic for sure!
🎸🎸🎸✌✌✌🎸🎸🎸
45 plus years and the lyrics, popped right back into this ol mind.... memory is strange 😁
Deep Purple - Black Night is a must!
This is the song that the mammoth danced to. That groove is massive!
love the humanity, in all its shades, colors and sounds, is a groovy thing
The saying I love is: If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.
The power these dudes brought to,the table was impressive.... like a run away train wh/ can’t be stopped... never got their proper due. Prime for prime zep level intensity.
I think John Lord's keyboard playing helped give Deep Purple their distinctive sound. RIP John.
Deep Purple was my first concert. I was in high school and the year was 1984, the Perfect Strangers tour. John Lord on the organ was amazing. He was rocking that organ back and forth while playing the Hell out of it. He rocked it so far I was actually holding my breath thinking it would crash down on the floor, but nope...he had total control of it. Completely amazing. You need to react to Space Truckin if you haven't already.
'Woman from Tokyo' by Deep Purple
Green Eyed Lady (extended version) by Sugarloaf
Yeah, that one, and that version, cannot be missed!
Hopefully someone can suggest this on Instagram. I don't have Instagram. He said he gets his suggestions on Instagram.
This × 1,000,000,000
@Jose
Oh..... yeah ! CLASSIC 💕👍
The co-writer of this song used to be me boss! LOL. Dave Riordan. Interesting guy.
200 years from now people will be rockin to this in space suits :)
Bless you, sir, bless you. As a fifty-five-year-old who grew up in the sanctity of Classic Rock, Deep Purple's "Hush" is *THE GREATEST CLASSIC ROCK SONG. EVER.* John Lord's organ is the Devil and St. Augustine mixed together in one. Loved watching you hear it for the first time.
i love watching a young man chair dance to the music of my youth. EDIT: sex drugs and rock and roll of the '60's and '70's.
LOL!!!!
Agreed!!!!! I'm chair dancing with him..lol
I agree!
Me too. Makes me happy how young people are discovering this great music of our youth.
Killer music the 60 and 70s REEAL MUSIC
Badfinger: Baby Blue, No Matter What, Day After Day, and Come and Get It.
The Raspberries: Go All The Way, Overnight Sensation
Todd Rundgren: I Saw the Light, Hello It's Me, Can We Still Be Friends?
Todd Rundgren also I Just Wanna Bang on My Drum All Day
Todd !!!!!!!!!
@@staindbraind A Wizard...a True Star
Yes Todd Rundgren, Eric Carmen and Raspberries.👍👍👍🎙🎸🎶
@@robertsaul234 We have a winner AWaTS!!
Funky, catchy, my favorite Deep Purple song. When I first heard it, for me, it was just "Groovy"....
When Roger’s bass comes in...perfect.
Try "Hold your Head Up' by Argent, the long version. It has the best Hammond B2 Organ solo.
Great song!
Yes. That solo in HYHU is fantastic.
Yes, please reaction to Hold Your Head Up, the long version. ❤️
Wow. Totally forgot about Argent. Thanks man
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Another Deep Purple track to check out: Kentucky Woman.
yes, awesome job on that Neil Diamond tune
Great song!
Unusual and very creative guitar solo. One of my favorites. From the first version of Deep Purple.
Great choice.
@@davelehnen3300 And he played it on a Gibson 335 ................ not your typical rock guitar at all!.
My personal favorite song from Deep Purple. 🎸
This Song put Deep Purple on the map............love yo reaction man. You nailed it.....
Hi Jamel...
Rod Stewart and The FACES..
Check out their live versions of "Maybe I'm amazed" AND "Stay with me".....
GREAT Band and Rod Stewart has one of the greatest Rock bluesy voices of that period..
Cheers mate.
The man who wrote this song, Joe South, also wrote "Games People Play," well worth a check out.
That version is also amazing. As is Love Affair's!
Alan Parsons Project?
Mentioned by italian singer Edoardo Bennato,one hooked with Bob Dylan.
@@PongGod they would have done some fine versione if they did.🙋🇮🇹
1968.and c the video.
Deep Purple would not have been Deep Purple without the great Jon Lord on keyboard. R.I.P. Jon.
This is my wife's site but I've been listening to all this great music for a few months now and loving it! I was sixteen when this came out and I absolutely loved it! I'm sixty-nine now and I'm still rocking out, still going to concerts and don't plan on stopping till they put me in the ground!! Another band you MUST checkout Jamal is another English band called Uriah Heep. When I came back home in 1971 from overseas my middle brother said, "You gotta hear these guys!" I've got Deep Purple's greatest hits and also two cds of Uriah Heep! Keep rocking out and enjoying yourself, having fun and know I'm dancing in my chair too! Love Ya brother, Cliff
Time Has Come Today. By THE one and only Chambers Brothers. From L.A. via Mississippi. Long version.
Absolutely one of the greatest! A band with 5 brothers - and a white dude on drums. So good . . . .
When my dad played bass in a wedding/event cover band, I always told him this should be the last song. Let everyone in the band take their ride while the party dances, and leave everyone ready to KEEP IT GOING in the hotel!!! This is the good shit, and I'm a fan of all Deep Purple!!
Yep...you been Purpled..Deep Purple Mk. 1. in my mind is the best Purple.
The 3 greatest sounds of my life...1) my children"s laughter...2) B3 through a Leslie...3) 79 Strat through a Marshall stack.....
Damn you got some GOOD songs today. Check out “I’d love to change the world” by Ten Years After. Great great song
Yes!!
Double yes!!!!
Make that a triple!!!
This is a band that just has so much great music to check out! Really hope he dives into them soon
SOOOOO GOOD MAN THAT IS A GREAT ONE
Love some Deep Purple!!
Also make sure to check out their hit ‘Woman From Tokyo’!! 😁
Oh Yes!!!!
YES,That's A GREAT SONG !!!
Smooth Dancer and Our Lady are also good songs from the album "Who Do We Think We Are".
One of my favs!
Actually i want to hear that right now....😁...and off i go
A vampire atmosphere to that one. That's how I'd do the video. A vampire claiming he's not to blame for his nature and missing someone who stole his heart as part of her nature. Touché
Brings back great memories of my teenage years. Party party party!
Space Truckin is a must from Deep Purple. Other great songs from them include Woman from Tokyo, Strange Kind of Woman, Burn and Mitzi Dupree.
I believe he did Burn already.
Yes! Space Truckin' for sure! Woman From Tokyo too. :)
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Don't leave out Highway Star.
I haven't heard Woman from Tokyo, in years. Love that song
I have been there. Left a rip in my soul that will never heal. I like Deep Purple. A song I'm real fond of is "My Woman From Tokyo".
Great song.
One of the best shows I ever saw, Deep Purple 2nd row at Alpine Valley, 1987.
The instruments are what matters here - even the sound of the vocals. The lyrics . . . they could be singing anything. It's the music.
Wow...those first 16 seconds. Needed that. You are a literal angel brother.
This song, this band... Made their American debut on Hugh Hefner's "New" show "playboy after dark"
They were the first musical guest
Huh I did know that and I thought I knew just about everything Deep Purple!
Wow I had forgotten about that show. What a throwback memory. Thanks
What a “ Super Group “ !! Love DP and everything Richie Blackmore has been involved in ! “ My Woman from Tokyo “ is a great cut too !
Hush was Deep Purple's first hit from their first album from the original lineup of the band. That lineup released three studio albums before the singer and bassist were replaced, and the more well-known MK 2 version of the band took form.
Yep, Deep Purple loved that "church organ" sound. You have to understand that what you are hearing as classic church music sounds, at that time sounded innovative and cutting edge new.
Robin Beers the Hammond B3 with the Leslie speaker.
@@kevinminne1460 right you are - someone gotta show him a video of a Leslie in action ........ spin baby spin ............ !
God bless Fats Waller and Art Tatum for having the bright idea to drag the Hammond organ out of the church and into the jazz club. We owe all future organ greatness to them. If it weren't for them, we might still only be hearing this instrument behind "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" and "Rock Of Ages," or at the baseball game.
It may not be so innovative today, but it's still cutting edge.
The “Na, nana na, nana na, nana naa” tune is the same as the “aaaa” tune in the middle of the Beatles “A Day in the Life” (the end of Paul McCartney’s part, “someone spoke and I went into a dream...aaaaa”. Deep Purple even slowed it down in the final few seconds of the song like the way the Beatles sing it.
I remember when i 1st heard this as a kid.Thought it was effing great !!! Became a Deep Purple fan for life.
I feel fortunate to have seen them in the 70's. I still have machine head vinyl. Still play it. I listened to the CD in the car yesterday. I wore the best of deep purple out.
Love to watch you grooving to this great old music
Best howl. Ever. Thanks for reacting to this, it always brings me back to my childhood. Riding my bike with this blasting on my AM transistor radio. Good times.
Just loved you reaction to “Hush”! Deep Purple really got you going. One of mu favorite groups.
The late Jon Lord played that great organ . One of my musical heroes and a very nice guy .
Great song! “My Woman From Tokyo” would be a great follow-up!
The use of this song in “Once upon a time in Hollywood” really paints a nice scene to the lyrics... highly recommend it.
That's how I discovered the song. And damn it fits well in the movie
Hollywood California... More like Hollyweird Commiefornia
This may be your best reaction video ever! We can see the sheer joy as you listen!
The best. Love this band. Loved them so much that Deep Purple was my first concert when I saw them in El Paso.
Alice Cooper "I'm 18", from the love it to death album.. Thanks for spinning and enjoying the music from my youth..
Steven
Jamel, please react to some music from Bachman-Turner Overdrive 👍😎
BLUE COLLAR-please.
You got that right.... Let It Ride.
Let It Ride... please?
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachmann-Turner Overdrive 😉😎
Roll on down the highway...BTO
Dude, you are in for a blues/ hard rock ride with this one. Guitar and organ on this song are outstanding
Best version of this song. Saw them in concert. Great and cutting edge band.
this was sung by Rod Evans the original lead singer but was fired after 3 albums and replaced by Ian Gillan who took the band to its most successful heights.
Primal energy! Love it 😍
I love the way your face lites up when the music starts rockin’ !! Awesome song from the past!
While in the ‘’Throwbackness’ mode, The Rascals are as good as it gets. Church organ, stank face...they’ll check every box! Come On Up...You Better Run...It’s A Beautiful Morning...Groovin’...Good Lovin’...
I've been loving the new Deep Purple album, "Whoosh". They made 3 music videos from it.
Deep Purple: Perfect Strangers
So glad you reacted to this... this is one of my favorite rock jams EVER!
Has to be my favorite 70’s rock band.
The man draw for me was the organ. 🎵
There's a rockstar itching to get out of ever Church organist.
8:00 Been there, done that, got over it, grew older, grew wiser.
I grew up with another version of Hush, by a local Melbourne band called Somebody's Image, who released a version of Hush in 1967, just before the Deep Purple version. The lead singer of Somebody's Image was Russell Morris.
They also covered "Kentucky Woman", written by Neil Diamond. Who would be a whole other rabbit hole to go down.
Dude! Listen to Joe South's rendition! He wrote it and there is an HQ remastered edition. He's from my hometown of Atlanta, Georgia! He went to Rock n Roll Heaven in 2012! Rest in Rock Joe!
"She got lovin' like quicksand
It only took one touch of her hand
Now I'm in so deep
I can't eat and I can't sleep.." Yeah man, don'tcha know. She's got him Howwwwwlin', and barking at the moon.
‘I can’t eat y’all and I can’t sleep’
Can’t forget that y’all!
*Blew my mind, now I'm in so deep...
I don’t want none of THAT!
Even their first muscial steps are CLASSICS...later they become one of the greatest Rock Bands EVER!!!.....Purple,Zeppelin & Sabbath......the unholy trinity !
AKA, I love your honesty... your reactions are priceless! This is great! I'll be back!
One of my favorite songs. I remember watching them performing this on Playboy After Dark.
Early Deep Purple with Rod Evans on vocals who went on to form Captain Beyond. Another DP classic
their first album for me is one of the best hard rock albums of 70s
MARK 1
First hit of Deep Purpple 😎🤘
I had a Captain Beyond album, Dancing Madly Backwards
@@liipeurameshi9179 From 1968.
ahhhh.. yes... sends me right back to those junior high dances...
Perhaps one of their top commercial success since "Smoke on the water".
Perhaps even larger.
But the were and are a genuine audio force.
dep purple-pictures of home
Damn good song J!!!! Thank you!! Keep on keeping GREAT music ALIVE!!!♥️♥️♥️✌🎶🥂🦋
I love how this takes me back in time