Glenn Hughes & Jon Lord discuss the Deep Purple 1974 BURN tour.
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2020
- The BURN album was a huge success for Deep Purple, following on the back of Machine Head and Made In Japan. Mark 3, with new input from Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale proved themselves almost immediately with their incredible California Jam performance.
I was 13 yrs old when I saw Deep Purple ,also my very 1st concert ever ,opening act was Nazareth ,Stone City Attractions ,Abilene Texas, what a memory this brings back, I'm 64 yrs old now ,watching these videos makes it like it happen yesterday,,,
Could listen to Jon Lord speak for hours. Hughes is correct in saying that rock n roll is not meant to be polite, it's meant to be dangerous. Bands need to understand that today.
The infamous 1974 California Jam!
Oh my gosh,Ritchie broke it!! It's amazing that he can play the guitar with his feet. Thank you for the best video🎶🌹🔥🌹🎸👍👏👏👏
Just because he was touching the guitar with his feet doesn't mean he was "playing" it. SMH 😖😖
$75,000 in 1974 is the equivalent to $460k today. Holy shit!
Just out of interest how much were Deep Purple paid for this show? To lose the best part of half a million dollars is a bummer to say the least but I guess they still made a few Bob.
I was 16 when I saw Ritchie on TV at the California Jam. That level of energy is how I have lived my life. With that mindset, failure is never an option.
Woooow!! Ritchie is genial guitarra. I love you.♥️🤘👍
Ritchie. Demonstrated at Cal Jam74 what Legends are made of A true Pioneer Explorer and Brilliant GuitaristThanksMate🎩
Actually Blackmore copied and stole a lot of stuff that he admits to. One of those is :\"guitar smashing" that he copied from Hendrix (watch Woodstock) who copied from the originator Pete Townshend.
It was tommy Steele not Hendrix.
"That is the epitome of what rock music should be" Said like a true rock legend, Mr Hughes🤘🏾🤘🏾
Just shows you shouldnt mess with the man in black. Got the dvd and its brilliant.
Dammit, after "Who do we think we are" DP was finished. But No! Coverdale/Hughes reignited the flame and the band Burned (literally).
WDWTWA was simply RUSHED out the door by Warner Bros AFTER Gillan/Glover were fired BECAUSE Machine Head and MIJ were SO strong (Top 10 LPs U.S.) and Warner had VERY little confidence that Purple would even survive at all let alone lead to tremendous success of Burn.
David must have some guts to face that many people, when you consider he'd only played workingmen's clubs with The Fabulosa Brothers and The Government in the early '70's.
The camera was pre arranged: if you notice the cameraman wasn't shocked, he even walked forward a few steps which gave it away, and Ritchie's body language as he threw the guitar on the floor showed resignation, he knew the guy had given it away.
Had it been unscripted the guy would have jumped back and used WTF body language, but he was perfectly in control.
A nice idea, but pre arranged.
Incidentally, Tommy Bolin was watching the concert on TV and later laughed about Ritchie "almost burning his britches" when the amps exploded and the flames gushes across the stage.
Ritchie then goes to retrieve his guitar when a second explosion goes off, which he wasn't expecting.
Fake. The camera stunt wasn't planned.
Deep Purple super good luck
Finally downloaded the remastered bootleg of this legendary show.
Ritchies guitar is right up the mix on the remaster plus..theres the bonus San Diego bootleg show they did three days later..another awesome boot.
Beautiful - Long Live Rock'n'Roll !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
200,000 maybe 250,000, 300,000 , 475,000 it goes up every year
terry dickinson 250,000 in ticket sales but close to 400,000 including the people on the perimeters listening
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And then you read the media's bs point of view that Ritchie intended to attack the camera man etc and that it was personal and not part of the act.
Nobody will ever top blackmoor setting his stacks on fire
Cov /Hughes Vox sensational…
СУПЕР,СУПЕР,СУПЕР.
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Wish I could have been there
Die Beste Rockröhr ist für mich Ian Gilan
Deep Purple mk 3 & 4, main cause of their demise was, everybody wanted to be the front man. .Coverdale WAS the lead singer. .Hughes and Bolin refused to just sing back up.
WRONG. Listen to both Hughes and Coverdale. IT was more of a dual lead singer and neither Coverdale or Hughes wanted to be "the guy" because Coverdale had not earned it and Hughes didnt need it. MK 3 demise was caused because BLACKMORE quit period and Bolin wasnt up to the task because he was HIGH as a kite 24./7/ Listen to Glenn Hughes interviews before making ignorant statements.
@@jaysantos536 . .if you listen to Hughes, he complains how his bass line wasn't used. .or his singing was omitted. .yet he's the unreliable one. .Saw Hughes Thrall bands. .he was so full of ego. .it was sickening. .Bolin recovered his music after D Purple. .he was better. .I stand my ground, Coverdale was THE lead singer. .face it some of mk 3. 4 shows were terrible. .Wild Dogs for instant. .Coverdale would sound bad ass.as.. .it's obvious mk4 3 egos jocking for front man position... Bolin refused to learn Black.mores riff, even I can play his riffs... Hughes won't let Coverdale do his job.
Who you calling ignorant? I've been a Deep Purple fan since early 70s. .and entitled to my own opinion. .if you want to do name calling I can do that too. .
@@wholeworld399 why are you so hung up on Hughes? He was a better "team player" than at least half of the band. Your "opinion" about Hughes is way off..period. Coverale never had a bad word to say about dude during or since Purple. Thats a fact and they are still great friends. Only time Glenn was "as ass" was during coke binges that occured mostly with Bolin. And Bolin was NEVER any good as a ROCK guitarist AND he was addicted to heroin and cocaine the entire time with Purple.
,Но каждый великолепный гитарист,я снимаю шляпу перед каждым.
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Rock'n'roll should be dangerous, volatile, not polite he says, which explains the reckless, self centered irrational society we live in today.
1974 год, !!!!!
Algún buen Samaritano que subtitule en español ?? Gracias
amigo, un consejo, aprenda ingles, es muy util y no es tan dificil
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And then came Tommy Bolin, greatly underrated as a player....
It’s heartbreaking to know the fans never gave Tommy Bolin a chance to shine. He was the wizard of the craft.
Well he wasn’t up to the job.
Ich will Musik hören keine Ausschnitte sonst gehe ich wieder
Wer wollte was durchsetzen,
Hello greetings from Peru. A favor, can you remaster the video Hard Lovin man, improve your audio please, that music is spectacular, also remaster the video Speed Kind. your audios that are heard better please.
The Ritchie’s behavior it’s a shame 😔😢
Most people stopped talking about Ritchie Blackmore about 27 years ago, Deep Purple on the other hand have released 7 epic albums since then, the last 3 have all sold incredibly well, this current (2002 - 2020) line up of DP is actually the second most successful line up of this iconic band after the "classic" M2 line up and for alot of younger fans Steve Morse is the only DP guitarist they've ever known 🙂
@Peplum God loves ya uncommon man, dedicated to lord, is great tho
Listen to "Black Night" - the live performance captured on Mk.2's tour of Japan, August 1972 (I speak of the particular night's performance that became available on "24 Carat Purple" and on some other compilations in the 1970s and not the other night's performance - good though that is - that became available only much later). Quite frankly the difference between that level of performance and the type of performance with Morse (and Gillan whose voice is a shade of its former self) is the difference between chalk and cheese. I'll never stop talking of Blackmore (I don't, however, include Blackmore's Night in my praise) until the day I die - same for the other members of Mk.2 - including, yes - Ian Gillan - whose vocal abilities back in the early 1970s were astonishing !!!
Aha, that is why nowadays DP plays half live repertoire from RB.😂 2:13
@@davemulder385thanks. Someone had to say it
Deep Purple has been a cover band since 95. Nothing more, nothing less.
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No Gillan, No Glover = plastic purple, just two short years later this ridiculous excuse of a line up (minus blackmore) almost killed the band for good. Thank God Gillan/Glover reformed the real line up and saved the future of the band, 10 amazing albums later (Not included slaves/masters) and Deep Purple get to cement their rock legacy forever, just like the stones 5 decades of amazing music.
Dude - no one will live up to Mark II but Mark III painted some great Purple!
Gillan & Glover didnt reform the band. It was actually Ritchie's idea from what I've read. I even think there's a clip on youtube somewhere of Ian Gillan even confirming this but I couldnt find it.
@@markgowans Gillan approached Jon Lord first, he said he was keen, next he spoke to Ritchie, then Paice and Glover, once everyone agreed it was Gillan and Glover that organised the initial stages. All this info is in the documentary "Highway Star" all members confirming this is pretty much how it panned out, hope this new info helps ! ☺️
Opinions are like arseholes. You know the rest
More like 10 forgettable albums. Morse is a joke and so is Airey.