As many great guitarist that Don Airey has played with he says Ritchie has the best tone he ever heard. His ability to get the most with less is simply genius. No one has as much detail and the ability to create something different in every song and solo. Just Ritchie, his Strat and Marshall Amps. I love the Classical part in this performance. Sounds like he is playing a Cello. He does play Cello.
@@kurtsherrick2066 Ritchie : Strato, Marshall Major and... Gold fingers, with an insane sens of music and composition! For me the greatest guitarist! 🎼🎸
Agree! But Yngwie live in Russia did something that even Blackmore did not see comming I think. Ronnie James Dio sade -84 that Yngwie propbably would do everything Blackmore could and in a faster tempo, but he most writte better material to be as big as Blackmore, and that he didn’t do, but he was crazy good 😊
I saw Ritchie Blackmore perform this song live with Rainbow when Ronnie James Dio was the vocalist. Actually, it was the very last show Dio played with Rainbow. This song live was absolutely mesmerizing so I know exactly how you feel when you say you were "zombied out".
I am so glad you've reacted to the live version of mistreated. This is my favourite Deep purple song with Coverdale and Hughes line up. The crazy high falsetto notes where due to the bassist Glenn Hughes. Coverdale too can hit high notes which he did when he formed his own band Whitesnake (example : crying in the rain) Thanks and regards from India.
Agreed ... the real high notes were sung by Hughes, not Coverdale. Coverdale was belting it out at the same time too, but the more prominent voice during that later section while Blackmore was soloing was Glenn Hughes' voice. Personally, I much prefer Coverdale's voice to Hughes', but Glenn Hughes definitely had his own vocal power.
Exatly Coverdale has blues in his voice, and was only 23 years here, not near his full potential, Ronnie was 34 when he sang it better in terms of just singing as a tenor he was, the raw blues feeling I give to Coverdale🤘
The first and best filmed version of this song. Coverdale owns it for me, and it's interesting to see him perform it again with his band Whitesnake headlining the Donington festival in 1983.
Donington 1983 was not a very good gig, I saw Whitesnake over 20 times live from 1978 onwards up until 1983, they were definitely better at Reading in 1979 and 80 along with Donington 1981.
Great performace Deep Purple on this classic music , fantastic ...!!! Thank Rebeka for reactions's in my sugestions for you . Have more in my list , remember ?? Great Kiss pretty woman .
Your a cool girl. The best version of this song can be heard on the Deep Purple Made in Europe lp. I bought it originally on 8 track. Wow I'm old. Great review.
It's one of the truly great Deep Purple songs. A little later in the video of this show you get to see Ritchie Blackmore 1) hitting an onstage camera with his guitar and 2) destroying his guitar and amps!!!
Yes the Destruction Solo! I was 13 when I saw that on In Concert. I was a huge Ritchie fan before that. People today can't understand just how bad ass that was in that time. Blackmore always said there are sounds you get with your feet you can't get with your hands.
If you want to see rock and roll excess of the '70's, watch Space Truckin' from this same concert. It's like nothing you have ever seen or heard before. This was the California Jam concert, the story behind their performance is iconic.
Such a great song....Ritchie is amazing. You really need to see this same song "Mistreated" (Live video from the Munich Concert - better than the album cut ua-cam.com/video/3RiJKuYvy0s/v-deo.html ) being done by Ritchie Blackmore's next band Rainbow. Same band that did "Temple of the King", but it is Ronnie James Dio on vocals. So good and Ritchie is fantastic as well. ....highly recommend.
Hearing Ritchie tell the story of how he made about 300,000 people there wait for a few hours for Deep Purple to come on, because he had insisted in the contract that they not go until dusk just puts this amazing performance in a whole new light. The people in charge knocked on the band’s door and told them they were on next a few hours too early. So Ritchie locked the door and ignored them. Look at that crowd over his shoulder. Listen to that guitar weep. Coverdale was stellar.
My favourite lineup of Purple, the power, the bluesy rock tones, the heaviness of the music and all members of the band or on point at this concert. They are beasts!
There is a live album with this vocalist (David Coverdale) called "Made In Europe" that also contains another version of this song. My favorite live album by them.
I was there at Cal Jam 1974 Blackmore Destroyed Stage, Broke ABC TV Camera, Fire jumped from Amp to Stage, 3 Fender Guitars Smashed, One thrown to Fans, Marshall Amp Box thrown off Stage. I was 21 then, Still Best Show I ever Attended ! Was Leaving when ELP started. I was Gassed..
California Jam, Made in Japan, Made in Europe... I was young in the 70's, and it was fantastic! Thanks to listen to this amazing music... today! Amitiés 🎼🎸
No, David couldn't go that high. This was Glenn Hughes (the bass player) who sang this high part of vocals. Davis has lowest register. Glenn was almost tenor. You should check him out, he was and still is amazing singer!
Love your reaction videos because you NEVER interupt the song. Ritchie Blackmore the guitarrist is my favourite in this genre. I reccomend "Stargazer" from Rainbow with Dio singing from the album "Rainbow Rising". Keep up the good work. Greeetings from across the Baltic Sea in Sweden:) Btw the very high singing in this song was Glen Hughes the Bass player.
Rebeka thanks you for this treat. Roll you younger people out there this is live in front of about 300,000 people. No Auto-Tune no click tracks no chorus effects on the vocals. Listen to Coverdale and Hugh's (a bit high lol on something white lol) and the band. Really live recorded live on TV show. No fixes no changes nothing. At this time Deep Purple out sold Zeppelin and the Stones in records and audience pull. That year they were the biggest band in the world. That's the truth. Live back them no band could touch them live. OBW I seen Zeppelin, Sabbath and Purple live in they hey days. Live we pretty much agreed then they were the greatest band in the world live. I've seen all three. Thousands of other bands. Deep Purple was known for putting on the best live shows ever back then. If you want to get technical there is slap delay and Reverb on the vocals. Pretty much the only affects they ever used no auto-tune live. I'm a musician myself so you can't fool me LOL cheers
Observe! The last part, from 7.07 both David Coverdale and Glen Hughes sings toghether (Glen is also on bass guitar). David has the lower tone and harsh voice vile Glen has the higher tone with a vioce almost of a tenor with a lot of vibrato.
Ritchie Blackmore and the Keyboardest love to music battle on stage for fun. The band has tons of number 1 hits and will always be and awesome band! Glad you enjoyed the jam out, Rebeka!🤠
A good follow up to this would be to react to Rainbow - Mistreated, live in Munich 1977: same song, same guitarist but a different evolution of the song.
More glorious facial action from our reactor😊 They did some clever and funny songs too.You dont have to react to it but you must listen to Anyones Daughter off of the Fireball album Witty Clever Funny Catchy 😊
40 yrs later …..this stuff now ALL classic legendary. At the time there was Soooooooo much quality. U cannot compare the times. nothing was classic back then. we were living it. you know ?
Great Concert! DP was supposed to go on in the afternoon but they managed to convince the promoters to go on stage just as dusk rolled in....BURN is done quite well in this concert, and (Bass player) Glen Hughes' voice is nothing short of remarkable... And he is the high voice you are hearing in this song between 7:36 - 8:00
Incorrect, Purple were supposed to co-headline the show with ELP, DP were to go on at sunset so the lights would have an impact and they presumed the show would run late anyway, it didn't run late which is a miracle for these events and Blackmore then played all sorts of stalling tactics to make sure the band went on at dusk, he was really pissed off with the promoters and TV execs which ended up with him smashing one of the TV cameras with a guitar.
@@RushfanUK And that was exactly what happened. A pissed Ritchie. He said he hit the Camera because was getting on the way and the camera was getting in between the band and the crowd. Ritchie said people didn't pay to see the back sides of the Cameramen. But that on top of the promoters because it was in the contract that Purple would come on so they could use the lights.
You were born to late to appreciate the best music to ever bless the soul. I lived it and I loved it. I love watching you react . It makes me feel of the days when I was young.
Great presentation so glad you didn’t keep cutting into the performance your expressions said it all really enjoyed the sound quality and your movement soaking in the experience ❤
Pete Pardo at Sea of Tranquility goes through most of the Deep Purple live albums, and his interesting take on it is when Ritchie was in the process of leaving a band, he put in most of his killer performances in. 👍Great video.
I would certainly enjoy going to a concert with you! Your vibe to this older music is great to see how it moves you and could only imagine how much more intense it might be to experience this in person. Keep on Keeping On!!!
This is a great version of this song. Such much power, passion, and intensity. However, in my humble opinion, the version with Ronnie James Dio on vocals with Rainbow makes this song a masterpiece.
I totally concur...this Dio version makes every hair on my body stand on end. My top 3 rock songs live 1 Mr Crowley (Ultimate Ozzy), 2. Mistreated (Rainbow) 3. July Morning (Uriah Heep)
Nice Rebeka!!! What a show...California Jam in 1974, Ontario Motor Speed way, Ontario, California. A young David Coverdale and bassist Glenn Hughes, in a massive audience concert promoting the "Burn" album, where you can find this one. Stunning!!!. more than 200.000 people.
One of the high ranking bands of the 60'/70's and this is just 1 of many that prove it. Perfect intro by Blackmoore, Gillan's iconic vocals " unreal range and power". Thx for reviewing Rebeka :)
@@VIDSTORAGE Imo Come Taste the Band was really smth different... Ritchie makes any group as DP, doesn't matter... if he would play in Boney M, those guys will become DP for sure😁😁... So pity that Bolin had a short carrier...
No! Please don't do anything from the Stormbringer album. Coverdale and Hughs at that point were heavily influencing the sound which didn't even sound like Deep Purple anymore. Plus Blackmore was disinterested and saving his best ideas for Rainbow.
You should check out the Butterfly Ball album by Purple's bass player Roger Glover. Some great, great vocalists on that album (Ronnie Dio, Glenn Hughes, and Coverdale, to name just three). 'Behind the Smile' is one of Coverdale's best vocal tracks ever, and totally different.
I know I'm late here but I believe this is California Jam 1. My fingers were locked in the chain link fence for 4 of the bands, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Emerson Lake and Palmer and the Eagles. I was 18 and along with another 400k people plus was treated to a most spectacular show. Keep up the great work.
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A time when giants still walked this earth. A time before music became fake. No auto tune, no pitch shift, just talent
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Thumbs up just cause I love the name you chose! LOL Killdozer was a great campy horror movie from way back! LOL @@KillDozer44
Ritchie's a 100% True Serial Guitar Killer
Blackmore has on this performance the most killer guitar tone I've ever heard. That intro!
Before his amp started on fire 🔥
Agreed. This may have been the period when his tone was the best of his career.
As many great guitarist that Don Airey has played with he says Ritchie has the best tone he ever heard. His ability to get the most with less is simply genius. No one has as much detail and the ability to create something different in every song and solo. Just Ritchie, his Strat and Marshall Amps. I love the Classical part in this performance. Sounds like he is playing a Cello. He does play Cello.
Yes his tone on this just sends chills down my spine, he was so passionate during this performance.
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Ritchie : Strato, Marshall Major and... Gold fingers, with an insane sens of music and composition!
For me the greatest guitarist! 🎼🎸
Ritchie Blackmore - best guitar player ever !!!
My prefered guitarist, to! I play some Deep Purple and Rainbow songs in my channel 🎼🎸 (recorded with a poor cellphone 😁)
Amen!
Top 3 I'm the world easy Blackmore is God not the other guy. Jimmy Hendrix said to who is this guy? he just blew your doors off lol
Agree! But Yngwie live in Russia did something that even Blackmore did not see comming I think. Ronnie James Dio sade -84 that Yngwie propbably would do everything Blackmore could and in a faster tempo, but he most writte better material to be as big as Blackmore, and that he didn’t do, but he was crazy good 😊
you need to drop the 666 bro... bad number.
I was there 19 years old. There was soo many ppl there wow to this day it's I think the largest outdoor concert.
Seen this tour back then, savoy brown was killer too, you rocked it,
I saw Ritchie Blackmore perform this song live with Rainbow when Ronnie James Dio was the vocalist. Actually, it was the very last show Dio played with Rainbow. This song live was absolutely mesmerizing so I know exactly how you feel when you say you were "zombied out".
I am so glad you've reacted to the live version of mistreated. This is my favourite Deep purple song with Coverdale and Hughes line up. The crazy high falsetto notes where due to the bassist Glenn Hughes. Coverdale too can hit high notes which he did when he formed his own band Whitesnake (example : crying in the rain) Thanks and regards from India.
Thank you.:)
Agreed ... the real high notes were sung by Hughes, not Coverdale. Coverdale was belting it out at the same time too, but the more prominent voice during that later section while Blackmore was soloing was Glenn Hughes' voice. Personally, I much prefer Coverdale's voice to Hughes', but Glenn Hughes definitely had his own vocal power.
Exatly Coverdale has blues in his voice, and was only 23 years here, not near his full potential, Ronnie was 34 when he sang it better in terms of just singing as a tenor he was, the raw blues feeling I give to Coverdale🤘
Mr Blackmore is my favorite guitar hero...✌🏻🎸🔥
So heavy,full distortion..just insane vocal and lead guitar player.that's how good blackmore and coverdale.
The first and best filmed version of this song. Coverdale owns it for me, and it's interesting to see him perform it again with his band Whitesnake headlining the Donington festival in 1983.
absolutely agree!! the best Mistreated best version! incredible performance!
Donington 1983 was not a very good gig, I saw Whitesnake over 20 times live from 1978 onwards up until 1983, they were definitely better at Reading in 1979 and 80 along with Donington 1981.
@@RushfanUK Reading 1980 is a much better performance, but Donington 1983 is the only one on video, as far as I know.
Ritchie's guitar here is earth shattering, his improvisation is extraordinary.
This whole concert was amazing. David Coverdale was on top of his game with vocals, and Blackmore was fired up!
Great performace Deep Purple on this classic music , fantastic ...!!! Thank Rebeka for reactions's in my sugestions for you . Have more in my list , remember ?? Great Kiss pretty woman .
And to think, twelve months earlier Coverdale was working in a clothes shop.
“this is the blues , something we can all get down to”
The high notes were done by Glen Hughes.
Yes3. The loudest band n the best showmanship of all times.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.
I love this song! Ritchie is the most expressive and articulate guitarist I've ever seen.Great choice 😊. And you're geogous too 👍
Thank you.:)
Thanks Rebeka. The tune is spinebreakingly good.
Your a cool girl. The best version of this song can be heard on the Deep Purple Made in Europe lp. I bought it originally on 8 track. Wow I'm old. Great review.
It's one of the truly great Deep Purple songs. A little later in the video of this show you get to see Ritchie Blackmore 1) hitting an onstage camera with his guitar and 2) destroying his guitar and amps!!!
Yes the Destruction Solo! I was 13 when I saw that on In Concert. I was a huge Ritchie fan before that. People today can't understand just how bad ass that was in that time. Blackmore always said there are sounds you get with your feet you can't get with your hands.
If you want to see rock and roll excess of the '70's, watch Space Truckin' from this same concert. It's like nothing you have ever seen or heard before.
This was the California Jam concert, the story behind their performance is iconic.
I was going to suggest the same song. From the same show
Such a great song....Ritchie is amazing. You really need to see this same song "Mistreated" (Live video from the Munich Concert - better than the album cut ua-cam.com/video/3RiJKuYvy0s/v-deo.html ) being done by Ritchie Blackmore's next band Rainbow. Same band that did "Temple of the King", but it is Ronnie James Dio on vocals. So good and Ritchie is fantastic as well. ....highly recommend.
Composers: R. Blackmore and D. Coverdale
Hearing Ritchie tell the story of how he made about 300,000 people there wait for a few hours for Deep Purple to come on, because he had insisted in the contract that they not go until dusk just puts this amazing performance in a whole new light. The people in charge knocked on the band’s door and told them they were on next a few hours too early. So Ritchie locked the door and ignored them. Look at that crowd over his shoulder. Listen to that guitar weep. Coverdale was stellar.
My favourite lineup of Purple, the power, the bluesy rock tones, the heaviness of the music and all members of the band or on point at this concert. They are beasts!
There is a live album with this vocalist (David Coverdale) called "Made In Europe" that also contains another version of this song. My favorite live album by them.
One of the best rock vocalist of all times.
The hight note reach in this song are not from coverdale, but from Glenn Hughes
@@gatsu8826 yes and yes, he is one of best rock vocalist of all times
I was there at Cal Jam 1974
Blackmore Destroyed Stage, Broke
ABC TV Camera, Fire jumped from
Amp to Stage, 3 Fender Guitars Smashed, One thrown to Fans, Marshall Amp Box thrown off Stage. I was 21 then, Still Best Show I ever Attended ! Was Leaving when ELP started. I was Gassed..
Loved the way you showed your emotions to this one. because if don´t your dead, Ritchie rules and David Coverdale puts his whole soul into it
Thank you.:)
California Jam, Made in Japan, Made in Europe...
I was young in the 70's, and it was fantastic! Thanks to listen to this amazing music... today!
Amitiés 🎼🎸
No, David couldn't go that high. This was Glenn Hughes (the bass player) who sang this high part of vocals. Davis has lowest register. Glenn was almost tenor. You should check him out, he was and still is amazing singer!
But all the Blues power is David though. The very essence of the song.
It seems like David sings it. I was very surprised when i first heard it
Glen is amazing
1st major rock band concert I attended. Away back in 1974, Edinburgh, Purple’s Burn tour with Coverdale and Hughes.
love this react ...... peace out from Indonesia
Thank you.:)
Excellent !!! You could not have picked a better version of this to react to. Turns out that I really like watching you rock out.🙂
British band has that unique style and waves..Astonishing
Good God where'd you find this? Probably the best single live performance of a song I've ever seen. Amazing! Thank you and take care!
Essa música é animal!!!!
Rebeka como sempre está maravilhosa...
Love your reaction videos because you NEVER interupt the song. Ritchie Blackmore the guitarrist is my favourite in this genre. I reccomend "Stargazer" from Rainbow with Dio singing from the album "Rainbow Rising". Keep up the good work. Greeetings from across the Baltic Sea in Sweden:) Btw the very high singing in this song was Glen Hughes the Bass player.
Thank you.:)
That is the best band ever!
Love your reactions,your face is so expressive and its obvious your a real music fan .Ritchie is my all favorite guitarist
Thank you.:)
Fantastic band, reaction as always class and unique charisma. Thank you Rebeka.
Thank you.:)
I was there 19 years old. Ritchie is incredible played like a demon.
Thanks for not interupting!
Rebeka thanks you for this treat. Roll you younger people out there this is live in front of about 300,000 people. No Auto-Tune no click tracks no chorus effects on the vocals. Listen to Coverdale and Hugh's (a bit high lol on something white lol) and the band. Really live recorded live on TV show. No fixes no changes nothing. At this time Deep Purple out sold Zeppelin and the Stones in records and audience pull. That year they were the biggest band in the world. That's the truth. Live back them no band could touch them live. OBW I seen Zeppelin, Sabbath and Purple live in they hey days. Live we pretty much agreed then they were the greatest band in the world live. I've seen all three. Thousands of other bands. Deep Purple was known for putting on the best live shows ever back then. If you want to get technical there is slap delay and Reverb on the vocals. Pretty much the only affects they ever used no auto-tune live. I'm a musician myself so you can't fool me LOL cheers
Observe! The last part, from 7.07 both David Coverdale and Glen Hughes sings toghether (Glen is also on bass guitar). David has the lower tone and harsh voice vile Glen has the higher tone with a vioce almost of a tenor with a lot of vibrato.
Yes, Glenn was amazing
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WOODSTOCK (1969) has been the most celebrated rock concert historically but CALIFORNIA JAM 1974 is catching up to that title ...
Ritchie Blackmore and the Keyboardest love to music battle on stage for fun. The band has tons of number 1 hits and will always be and awesome band! Glad you enjoyed the jam out, Rebeka!🤠
I knew you would enjoy that! 😘 👏 💎 Thanks, again, beautiful! 🤘🤘
Thank you.:)
I love Deep Purple since 1975, and this song is so cooool ! Good Reaction !
Thank you.:)
A good follow up to this would be to react to Rainbow - Mistreated, live in Munich 1977: same song, same guitarist but a different evolution of the song.
And Davids Whitesnakes version from Live in the heart of the city...
Pure native 70's rock at it's best!!!
I heard every version(Rainbow included), and this one is winner.
More glorious facial action from our reactor😊
They did some clever and funny songs too.You dont have to react to it but you must listen to Anyones Daughter off of the Fireball album
Witty
Clever
Funny
Catchy
😊
Thank you.:)
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You are very welcome and i want to thank you for your work.
Dr Feelgood is also a band you need to listen too😊
Legends never die ... the loudest band in the world , free yourself andf Live!
40 yrs later …..this stuff now ALL classic legendary. At the time there was Soooooooo much quality. U cannot compare the times. nothing was classic back then. we were living it. you know ?
Great Concert! DP was supposed to go on in the afternoon but they managed to convince the promoters to go on stage just as dusk rolled in....BURN is done quite well in this concert, and (Bass player) Glen Hughes' voice is nothing short of remarkable... And he is the high voice you are hearing in this song between 7:36 - 8:00
Incorrect, Purple were supposed to co-headline the show with ELP, DP were to go on at sunset so the lights would have an impact and they presumed the show would run late anyway, it didn't run late which is a miracle for these events and Blackmore then played all sorts of stalling tactics to make sure the band went on at dusk, he was really pissed off with the promoters and TV execs which ended up with him smashing one of the TV cameras with a guitar.
@@RushfanUK And that was exactly what happened. A pissed Ritchie. He said he hit the Camera because was getting on the way and the camera was getting in between the band and the crowd. Ritchie said people didn't pay to see the back sides of the Cameramen. But that on top of the promoters because it was in the contract that Purple would come on so they could use the lights.
You were born to late to appreciate the best music to ever bless the soul. I lived it and I loved it. I love watching you react . It makes me feel of the days when I was young.
Thank you.:)
Your so welcome. Keep it up. Love watching you. Try Burn from the California jam concert. You will love it.
My fav Deep Purple lineup. Coverdale is a beast.
Great presentation so glad you didn’t keep cutting into the performance your expressions said it all really enjoyed the sound quality and your movement soaking in the experience ❤
U look different every day it must be the hairstyle but no matter which style u wear it looks good
Pete Pardo at Sea of Tranquility goes through most of the Deep Purple live albums, and his interesting take on it is when Ritchie was in the process of leaving a band, he put in most of his killer performances in. 👍Great video.
Bravo for you to listen this version. You are incredible, thank you.
Thank you.:)
Awesome reaction video...amazing version of this stunning track ❤ kudos x
Thanks so much!!:)
You are most welcome x
I would certainly enjoy going to a concert with you! Your vibe to this older music is great to see how it moves you and could only imagine how much more intense it might be to experience this in person.
Keep on Keeping On!!!
the high notes were sung by glenn hughes, the bass player.
This is a great version of this song. Such much power, passion, and intensity. However, in my humble opinion, the version with Ronnie James Dio on vocals with Rainbow makes this song a masterpiece.
I totally concur...this Dio version makes every hair on my body stand on end. My top 3 rock songs live 1 Mr Crowley (Ultimate Ozzy), 2. Mistreated (Rainbow) 3. July Morning (Uriah Heep)
Dio's version of this, whilst good, does not hold a candle to Coverdale's
Live at California Jam. Black Sabbath and ELP also played excellent sets there.
Ahhhhh... growing up during those years.
At 7:45 it's actually Glenn Hughes voice who is the backup vocals & bassist.
Gran tema de Deep Purple y admiro tus reaciones, excelente video. Saludos desde Argentina con Amor.
Nice Rebeka!!! What a show...California Jam in 1974, Ontario Motor Speed way, Ontario, California. A young David Coverdale and bassist Glenn Hughes, in a massive audience concert promoting the "Burn" album, where you can find this one. Stunning!!!. more than 200.000 people.
Thank you.:)
One of the high ranking bands of the 60'/70's and this is just 1 of many that prove it. Perfect intro by Blackmoore, Gillan's iconic vocals " unreal range and power". Thx for reviewing Rebeka :)
Thank you so much!:)
It's David Coverdale and not Ian Gillan singing here!!
@@izaklitwar1509 lol true, surprised I missed it. Too tired I guess, doesn't even sound like Ian.....
My favourite album of DP is Come Taste the Band...
That was a weird period for DP because Ritchie was not on that because Tommy Bolin took his place ..
@@VIDSTORAGE Imo Come Taste the Band was really smth different... Ritchie makes any group as DP, doesn't matter... if he would play in Boney M, those guys will become DP for sure😁😁... So pity that Bolin had a short carrier...
I remember me" flying"
with this song on my teens
200,000 people were there
Can I recommend you another great song from Deep Purple “the gipsy”….is beautiful almost like you😘
No! Please don't do anything from the Stormbringer album. Coverdale and Hughs at that point were heavily influencing the sound which didn't even sound like Deep Purple anymore. Plus Blackmore was disinterested and saving his best ideas for Rainbow.
You should check out the Butterfly Ball album by Purple's bass player Roger Glover. Some great, great vocalists on that album (Ronnie Dio, Glenn Hughes, and Coverdale, to name just three). 'Behind the Smile' is one of Coverdale's best vocal tracks ever, and totally different.
Powerful... epic...
5.17 I'm crying...
beautiful reaction my friend....my favourite guitar riff eva!!!!!!!
Thank you.:)
I used to adore this song when I was a teenager
The high parts were actually sung by Glenn Hughes who was the bassist. If you want high listen to Deep Purple with Gillan singing Child in Time.
I like the version from the made in Europe album
Beautiful
Great reaction !!! 💯
Thank you.:)
Happy to see you decided to do November Rain AND Mistreated. Excellent choice! Keep up the great work Lady ♪♫♫♪♪ ♥
Thank you! Will do!:)
I know I'm late here but I believe this is California Jam 1. My fingers were locked in the chain link fence for 4 of the bands, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Emerson Lake and Palmer and the Eagles. I was 18 and along with another 400k people plus was treated to a most spectacular show. Keep up the great work.
Thank you.:) I will.:)
one of Coverdale's best performances
Great song Awesome reaction
Yes I was there!
Ohhh thank you, thank you, thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ❤️
You're welcome 😊
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic I like this song because...i have been mistreateddddddd too hahaha
At 8:50, when they get that slow groove can go on forever.
To see Deep Purple " Burn 1974 live video HQ " is a sequence the " Mistrested "...do you loved , ohhh yes .
the control on the volume pot to get the violin sound is awesome
My favourite reactor with my favourite band - bliss.
Thank you.:)
Apart from your reaction to my favourite band and others, I just love how you are always modestly dressed😊🇸🇬✌️
Thank you.:)
We love you too!
Just WOW