Deep Purple - Live in Belgium (August 1969)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Catch Deep Purple Live at the Bilzen Jazz Festival on 22nd August 1969. The band performed on the second day, "Pop And Beat", of the four day festival: This 25-minute edit of Purple's performance on 16mm film was recorded by Belgian TV.
Interestingly, being one of the first recordings of the then new Mark 2 line up of the band, the recording includes only instrumentals and instrumental passages - "Wring That Neck", "Paint It Black" and "Mandrake Root".
Blackmore is the greatest. i was 13 in 1975 and got my first 2 albums as a gift Machine Head and Made in Japan. I will never tire of Blackmore.
I think same way so fantstic band
...an impossibility...
I got my first album Machine Head from my mate he was older than I and I ask what means the text on his jeans Iommi I think it was Lommi he laughing to me and say's it is hard rock band Black Sabbath and after that I learn more ofcourse he show me the real rock fanx to that man 🇫🇮🏴😇😆👊
The pentatonic minor blues and major scales are the perfect simple framework for improvisation. Ritchie uses them as his structural template on the neck from which he can stretch out into the Aeolian mode, the Major Scale, the Dorian Mode, the Mixolydian and more, and then back again, intermingling all the way. The basis is the blues but he stretches it to the limit. So does John Lord, he does precisely the same but because of the layout of keyboards he is able to utilise chromatics in his lines much more readily so there is more fluidity to his phrasing. The juxtaposition and interplay between Ritchie and John is what made Deep Purple such an incredible force on stage. All held together in time and space by the most inventive drummer of his generation, Ian Paice, who swings and rocks as easily as moving water. You won’t hear anything like this today. It’s rock with a jazz mentality.
I must say to you Jon Lord what a Master of hammonds, Ritchie Blackmore is manguitar and Ian Paice do what Metallica 's drummer Ulrich try to find same sound but he never do it better than Ian Paice do 🏴🇫🇮👊😆
Ritchie Blackmore is mesmorising here. He is playing rock, blues and jazz all-in-one solo. Probably the greatest guitar player since Hendrix, Clapton, beck and the rest. Honestly? They cannot touch him, not even Hendrix. This is a master class of muscle talent and should be savoured for All people who love music and genius. All of the band members are master's of there instruments
yes maybe because he was classically trained
Hendrix is better. His songs are the Best songs that no one has Heard before
@@cristianjavier500 Blackmore is bridge between Hendrix and VanHalen
I only put Yngwie above Ritchie, because the dude is not from this planet. But from the mortals Ritchie is the greatest no doubt.
I do think hendrix is the greatest ever and without equal but I agree with you on the whole. Ritchie was definitely a tremendous musician and I have to disagree with the comment stating that yngwie is better. I also think Ritchie was far greater than Jimmy page who I always thought was over rated. I also think as a drummer John Bonham was over rated but that's another argument.
Blackmore sweep picking in 1969
LEGEND
I need to learn that for the solo in April, finally got a good shot of him playing it
A great job keeping the office today 1970
Yngwie J Malmsteen says that Blackmore was better than Hendrix and YJM's top mentor.
3:25
Les Paul sweep picking in 51 =)
That ES-335 plus treble booster and an AC30 is one of the best rock tones ever. His clean playing even at shredding speeds is unbeatable. There was no-one doing anything like this. Malmsteen, Van halen, Vai, McLaughlin and et al. can all pack their bags as far as I am concerned!
I can imagine them all just saying "I'll get my coat."
There's not much to what you say, Tony Iommi, Rory Gallagher, Martin Barre, Brain May, they also used it and Blackmore didn't use AC30. Mclaughlin, Van Halen, Malmsteen are geniuses who don't need a treble booster.
Blackmore used an AC30 - it is well documented. There is even a photo of him playing one during a gig in pub during the Perfect Strangers era. Look at Vinyl cover of Perfect Strangers.. His early Marshall were modded to sound Vox like.
I just checked. There are two photos on the LP sleeve of Blackmore playing a VOX.
Indeed. Mick Barker said that in RB's session days before Purple, he would sometimes set the mains on the AC30 to 240 so the wall supplied 220 (what EVH did with his Marshall using a variac) and sometimes ran more than 1 treble booster into the front end. It was a non-top boost model and at least by 1971 it had ceramic speakers not alnico.
AGREE! STILL HVE TO MENTION ONE PHENOMENAL, ALSO FROM 70TIES AND LATER, PLAYING GIBSON (NOW I KNOW WHY IT OUNDED SO GOOD), PLEASE CHECK IT OUT, MAYBE)- HE PUT UP A LOT OF WORK IN IT TO REINCARNATE HIS INSTRUMENT INTO "THE PIECE" BY HIMSELF - MR. FRANK MARINO FROM CANADA! ONE OF THE FEW! C. SANTANA- IBNEZ, EXPENSIVE GUITAR! JACK WHITE- ONE PIECE OF WOOD, COCA-COLA BOTTLE, PIECE OF WIRE AND SOME ELECTRICITY?!! IT COULD BE ONLY FOR THE MOVIE PURPOSES??? ME, DON`T KNOW -"IT MIGHT GET LOUD". REGARDS, THOMAS (POLAND-CHICAGO) JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, PACO DE LUCIA AND ALDI MEOLA-"FRIDAY NIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO" STILL ALIVE, WHAT AN ALBUM-1982? CLOSE
Blackmore was never a mediocre player. On was not only famous for smoke on the water. He was a trail blazer. Obviously you don't know much. He was playing guitar in the 70s like no oneself did.
Top 3 in the world in his day
These guys are the best thing to walk the planet in terms of their live performances 🎹🎹🎹🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🎤🎤🎤
Absolutely spot on!!!
Check out ZEP in 69 sometime ok?
Blackmore, Lord and Paice are three of the finest musicians to ever be recorded.
thank blackmooooore
The three first records without Gillan and what??? Nothing!!!
those 3 are the founders of Deep Purple.
Yes deep Purple is a awesome group very talented
Thank you.
Mandrake Root is one of my favorite Deep Purple numbers. Jon Lord's, Ritchie Blackmore's and Ian Paice's overall performance and solos on this recording are simply MIND BLOWING.
It's Wring that Neck
@@chrisboon35 Well, if you want to be precise, it's "Wring That Neck" and "Mandrake Root" combined in one number. Watch the whole video, if you haven't already.
@@ivanterekhov5369 Yes! I stand corrected indeed ;)
@@chrisboon35 Cool. We all make mistakes sometimes👍.
I love this band and have for 50 years. I listen to the Machine Head CD often while driving. Each member is amongst the best in the world. John Lord, Rest In Peace.....He is what gave them their distinctive sound....
Jon
One man take care of Jon Lord his good friend Ritchie Blackmore to the end so RIP Master of hammonds Jon Lord 🏴🇫🇮😜🤪🤕
Deep purple best live band ever
totally agree
Seriously we need a time- machine to go back to these concerts 🤘✌️🎸
Gosh! 50 years ago! Still masterpiece.
In just over a month from this, Deep Purple would record the live "Concerto for Group and Orchestra" at Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. That was Ian Gillan and Roger Glover's debut on a Deep Purple album (Their only earlier recorded contribution had been vocals/bass for the single "Hallelujah", released a few weeks before this footage was shot). Their first studio album with this line-up was "In Rock", released in June of 1970.
Даже если отключить звук, огромное удовольствие смо треть на этих парней, любят то, что делают, наслаждаются каждым звуком, а какая сыгранность! Восторг, восторг.и ещё раз восторг!
Точно!
Совершенно согласен!
In the beginning many different guitarists and bands were pushing the realm of rock to a new dimension. Some heavy, progressive, free flow, jazzy, whatever... But it took true musicians to explore the unknown. Deep Purple were one ☝️ of those many musical innovators and explorers. Thank You for capturing that moment in history and sharing!!! Oh what a musical joy...
MARK II BEST LINEUP of all. Totally together, tight as, Gillan superb vocalist, didn't get any better. Excellent video footage!
The band would not have been complete without Roger on bass and Ian on vocals. Together, those five were the true godfathers of heavy metal.
Yes, only mkII was a True DP.
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@@arkadiuszkowalik6016 MK II and MK I !!!
@@lucalone Yeah, don't know why I never could stand that Mark III. I like Glenn Hughes in Trapeze also on Seventh Star Black Sabbath album but he just overdoes that screaming bullshit with DP. Also that Stormbinger album, only thing good about it is the cover.
@@mikek8553
Soldier of fortune!!
Questi sono i Deep Purple!!! La miglior live-band della storia del rock!
Perfect blend of free jamming and dynamic heaviness
DP were far more wild and ferocious than a Zep or Sabbath!
@@dumpygoodness4086: Only Mott the Hoople were as wild as Purple then!
Very beginning of the DP MKII. Incredible! 100% improvisations and fantastic experiments, highest harmony, passion and virtuosity, the process of giving birth to new music in action. They speak on Universe language. DP MKII - Best band in music's history!
One of the best😁
Sooo good!!!😍💋👢💙❣
Wow I’m speechless as I haven’t seen this record before! Master class! Thanks for sharing!
Боже, как давно это было, помнит только мутной реки вода. Время когда радость меня любила больше не вернуть ни за что, никогда. Кайфую от Пэпл! Это мастера своего дела и настоящие люди, которые любят музыку и живут ею и для неё! Одни из лучших. Царствие небесное Джону Лорду. Остальным здоровья и благополучия!
Полностью разделяю ваше мнение! Самые любимые!❤
@@user-vl4rr7fn6k Я бы сказала, просто Лучшие, без одни из... 👍💜🤭
@@olgak_9932 Ты ,как всегда, права. Им нет равных и в ближайшее время не предвидится. Их можно слушать бесконечно!
@@user-vl4rr7fn6k Согласна, любимые и непревзойдённые!
Ух ты, класс,спасибо за видео.Ритчик великолепен, играет так, что сам балдеет,Лорд,Пейс, браво !Такие молодые, такие красавцы, талантищи!!!!! Жизнь не справедлива, они должны быть вечно молодыми и творить свои шедевры, приносить людям радость.Как жаль,все в прошлом!
Недавно Блэкмору исполнилось 75.
Да Ириша, стареем с каждым вздохом. Мне55, а кажется, что только вчера услышал их в первый раз. Здоровья им, здоровья вам и вашему семейству! Больше хорошей музыки вам по жизни!
That was a sweet piece of Purple footage. Reading some comments, Blackmore certainly is highlighted, but don’t overlook Ian Paice or Jon Lord. Technique, speed and musical quality also inhabit them. It’s unusual to see Ian Gillan take a back seat, Roger Glover keeps a solid baseline, but this overall 24+ minute instrumental is great to watch for anyone who likes Deep Purple and all the move impressive since it’s over 50 years old and when MK II lineup was relatively new. Back to Blackmore, his playing is terrific and one can see he’s enjoying it.
Well said my friend😊
yes
Good comment. Ian Gillian wasn’t featured as much on that first tour as he was on the next tour and beyond. That first tour was mostly the original three playing extended jams.Ian Paice has got to be the most underrated drummer of all time. He’s every bit Bonham’s equal..Page’s production really brought Bonham to the forefront, (not that he wasn’t an amazing drummer to begin with), but recordings like “When the Levy Breaks”, Paice never really got featured like that. Although I’d argue that “You Fool No One” from Burn is a drumming highlight.
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@@TheSteveSteele I see what you mean. Yet Ian's playing was so special thruought every song he kinda featured himself all the time.
I'm so glad to see this masterpiece just published. It's awesome look those genius play like angels. Blackmore is the best guitar in the world and Jon Lord, ¡oh Lord! Resumiendo que me encanta Deep Purple y este video es maravilloso, un Mark II recién extrenado y haciendo virguerías. :-) Ian Paice is the most trusted baterist ever. I love them.
I would like to play this in church!!!?
Yes I agree a awesome group very talented
You're a kindred soul 12 years old in1973 and a mate introduced me to In Rock!!! I was. Mesmerized! Been a one eyed fan to this day at63 years old
Me pasó lo mismo en 1978 , a mis 15 años, con QUEMAR ( BURN ) de Made in Europe ...
Y aquí sigo ... 👋👋👋👋😎🇦🇷
The best guitarist ever!!!!!!!
Wring That Neck: 0:13
Ian Paice's drum solo/Paint It Black: 10:19
Mandrake Root: 14:13
Good grief..a TV editor who actually knew which instrument was making which noise...a rare thing indeed...the purps at their best
Amazing! Brazil loves Deep Purple!
Brazil has a very good taste
Richie was really on his game here. And that sound, can't beat it!
I haven't ever seen this video, this is the first time I've ever seen anyone from that era do sweeps like that before. Only person other than him I've seen was some early Les paul stuff, this is truly amazing 👏
i would not be surprised if from listening to les, chet, and django is where ritchie learned sweeps from
Many jazz guitarists sweep picked arpeggios to mimick wind & key players, Wes Montgomery comes to mind
This song (Hard Road) was on the B-Side of their Kentucky Woman 45. Listened to it many times over. Great to see and hear this live version - most excellent!
Ritchie Blackmore hacia hablar a la Guitarra ❤!! Tocaba Estupendo!!🇦🇷 Saludos Cordiales.
Si señor, así es ... 👋👋👋👋👍😎🇦🇷
I like the way he sounds through that 335. Classic!
yeah! here, it sounds better than anything I ever heard him play on the strats! Wowza! (He seems more comfortable on the 335 too.)
Fuck yeah he should have kept the Gibson i think they sound so much better than Fenders. End of the day though he still sounds like Ritchie Blackmore regardless of what he plays. But he probably wanted to have a tremolo bar and those Gibson vibrolas if you breathe too hard go out of tune.
@@mikek8553 Fender has wider range of dynamics, its more responsive and touch sensitive, which is important for Blackmore's style. But yeah what a tasty sound those Gibson has!))
@@cornucopia8591 Pretty sweeping statement, don't you think? I think the tuning stability with the vibrato is a more likely explanation. and then he just might have preferred the Strat sound?
@@mikek8553 the Strats bounce better
🎸Blackmore is the king of rock n roll improvisation... one of a kind!
or rather, Deep Purple was the king of improvisation.🎸🥁🎹🎼
Amazing Ritchie! Perhaps the most complete guitarist of his time, in my opinion.
I so agree!!!😍💋👢💙❣
I tell folks that i was born six days after Woodstock but to learn of this mind-blowing performance two days closer to my birth on the 24th featuring Ritchie Blackmore, my 1st favorite Strat player of my 70s childhood, is truly mind-blowing... WOW!
Да! Уже в 69 и году зарождался неповторимый стиль музыки DP. Это были готовые музыканты,хотя ещё совсем молодые. Не мудрено, что в 69 м они уже пробовали играть с симфонический оркестром!Я с их музыкой познакомился только в 1972 году и слушаю до сих пор! Всем привет и наилучшие пожелания! Юрий. РОССИЯ! Великий Новгород!
Ritchie Blackmore el mejor guitarrista k he escuchado nadie lo supera
Overrated guitar player
Mark2 в начале славных дел!). Процесс пошёл!) Браво!!!👍💜
Such a perfect playing band on every instrument
having watched them for over 50 years plus lots of other greats - I keep coming back to DP - Gillan's screams I can do without but in every other way this is one superb bunch of musicians - perhaps the best ever
I am Albertus Heru W. I'm come from Indonesia.
I am very diehard to Deep Purple.
I like the band from Mark-1 to Mark-3..
Heru Widodo. I agree.Specialy Mark-1💝! 1 is 1. From Ukraine💙💛✌
Heru Widodo No Gillan no Deep Purple.
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@@NeptuneReturnz I say: another DP (or another some kind group...😉😞).Yes, DP - Mark-1. Best quality. 💙💛✌
Such a brilliant guitarist with a brilliant tone. He attacks the guitar:) Ritchie Blackmore is an icon of 70s classic rock music.
The general public only thinks of Clapton, Beck and Page when talking of the greats of that era. They rarely mention Blackmore's name. Same with Alvin Lee and Rory G.
For some reason anything Clapton did after Cream does absolutely nothing for me. I'm not knocking his skill or ability in any way, it is what it is, it's like he lost his edge and played it safe. That being said, one thing all of the above mentioned have in common is the support of top notch fellow musicians playing alongside. Without that it's all just noise.
@@kayakfish9912 I'm more a fan of his acoustic blues than his electric stuff after Blind Faith.
Lazy Clapton living off the past. Three brilliant musicians, but after Cream it was all downhill. Lazy player, even when you saw him live depends on how he feels. Will he play or be lazy, let his sideKick play. Yes, other guitarists could be just as good if not better. The lazy master who stopped delivering.
Blackmore was a master of unpredictability ... it's hard to explain. He made sense out of chaos and had a knack for speeding toward the wall at 100 mph and at the last second veering off on another tangent altogether. Sometimes it didn't work, most of the time it did. He was truly one of the pioneers and one of the very few with an instantly recognizable sound/tone all his own.
They had rock and swing both. Fantastic.
A master class of guitar from Blackmore Live in Belgium Aug 1969 sweep picking, shredding, improv, Blackmore snake charmer scale and for a juxtaposition halfway across the world Hendrix is playing Woodstock
This must be one of the very first gigs of the Mk 2 line up .
Blackmore smiling and laughing ! They were having the
time of their lives .
clean-shaven Glover is the clear sign it's FRESH Mk 2
I was 13 in 1968 when they formed, and saw them live in 72 73, awesome band. I’m happy that these videos are coming out!
Even in 1969 they were so damn good!
Very good night for Blackmore. This is very instructional.
Каждый из них уникален и бесподобен!
Took the Rock world too long until after John Lord had passed to honor DP in the Rock n Roll HOF
Sad still love their music🥲❤️
WOW 1969, the year of my 1st birthday! You, Deep Purple Rock sooo much! Thanx Yous for Your music, Awesome!
AMAZING!! Thanks so much, I will be watching this a lot.🍻✌
they played their instruments back then! And Purple were upper crust soloists and this much improv was a normal night for them. So many un-recorded performances that were great and never duplicated.
Ritchie Blackmore, 1969, basically inventing modern shredding and sweep picking
Blackmore, here, showed in reality, why he is one of the most great rock guitar's genious. He created play guitar's rock style who influenced the news greats guitars like Eddie Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen, Steve Vai, Satriani, Steve Morse, etc... And, in fact, many, many more.
Here we can see what it mean when we talk about to play the instruments without tricks effects or mixing the records.
THE HISTORY OF
ROCK ☆☆☆☆☆
3:27 thats so crazy to see in 1969
LEGENDS
God bless this dude! Really Good Shit! Classic DP, will always rule. Last of the greatest rock and roll bands
В этой композиции я услышал все будущие хиты, он еще не знает, что это будет ин рок и машин хэд.
Да здесь и реверанс Хендриксу изо всех щелей прёт))
貴重な映像と音源の公開ありがとうございます。楽しませて頂きました。
Deep purple el Dios del rock and Roll...🔥 Y del metal.. 🔥 🖤
Сегодня в передаче где логика Иванушек Инт_шнл назвали легендой ,где логика?((( Вот Deepы это ЛЕГЕНДА!!!!!!!!
👍
потому они и иванушки.
Incredibilmente fantastici
Great improv.This line up came alive Live!
The best guitatist Clapton is not even close in this one. IMHO
Не согласен.
Ian Paice…anyone remember him? Oh one of the most underrated drummers of all time….
Algo que me explotó la cabeza en 1978, fue escuchar por 1° vez la batería de Ian en Burn, de Made in Europe ...
A partir de allí, quede " purpleado " ... 👋👋👋👋👍😎🇦🇷
Mk2 in its best! Thanks for the video!
Unbelievable what a band.
Happy birthday Mr Blackmore !
First time ever I've seen Ian Paice use traditionel grip - 7:53 - cool, and he plays jazz and it swings!
How come I have never seen this before !!!!!!!thought ive seen just about everything of Mark 2 lineup the only one I consider to be deep purple. So thanks for uploading
See the transition of Ritchie Blackmore guitars from Gibson ES to Stratocaster, he found the advantage of strat to bend the notes by tremolos he exploit there, after he switch to strat.
He also said he had to work a bit harder when he played the strat and said his gibson was much easier to play
I feel the FUTURE here...
Que gran guitarrista Ritchie! Super🙌🏼
That August is been finally found for Slow Rock Bands !
dont think i have ever seen ritchie play with such speed and passion beyond this .
Ritchie Guitar God Blackmore 🎸😎❤
Song..
JON LORD EL MEJOR CON EL ORGANO HAMMOND YO EL MEJOR CON EL ORGANO FEMENINO 😜🎸🤘
😍😍😍💋👢💙❣
Oh my nothing beats these guys the best 🎤🥁🎸🎹
Ian Paice é simplesmente fantástico, uma técnica incrível, o baterista perfeito para o Deep Purple.
I grew up with dp I knew he was great thanks to my older brother, thanks to u tube I really didn't know how good Richie and John lord we're so good together, they were amazing
Дякую автору!💝 такі відео неоціненні! Здається,ВСІ живі,але нажаль...- ...JON R.I.P ♥. DP THE BEST!!!💜 From 2020 💙💛✌
Jon, потому что это сокращение от Джонатан, имени, данного родителями, но которого Лорд не любил. Впрочем, это не суть важно. С остальным полностью согласна.
@@user-hk5ck8nb3n Спасибо за коррект. ♥Джонатан Дуглас Лорд.♥(малеха подзабыла😕,старость....😉) Ну,ничего, поживем-послушаем! 💙💛✌
One of the first taped performances of Ritchie with the 69 Strat (midway point) on which he'd write SOTW.....legend has it that Strat met its end as a RB 'smashed' guitar in Boston on a night RB had too much JB in his gut..... great guitar~/Greater Guitarist!
Funalmente un bel video dei primi anni e sopprattutto non rovinato dai video montaggi che non sono nemmeno a tempo di musica, Grande!!
Glover without the facial hair! Vintage Purple. Great footage, thanks!
The best hard rock band of the world
Deep Purple is a awesome group, very talented.
Untouchable! Very talented and the best when improvising. Saw purple at the plumpton festival 1970.
Thanks for posting 🎉
Deep Purple super good luck
Jon Lord super светлая память
Omg! Ian Paice is one bad ass drummer!
50年以上前の映像と音楽なのに、引きこまれるほど素晴らしい演奏。
And there we have it the greatest rock band Ever
My love Ian Gilan
IAN😍😍😍💋👢💙❣
Noch nie gesehen. Ich bin in 4 monaten, exakt am 1.august 2024 63 jahre alt. Aber dieses konzert habe ich noch nie gesehen. Danke yt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wring that neck is just pure jazz-blues. Far less 'heavy' in 1969. Amazing musicians.
Ritchie Blackmore playing and improvising solos that went famous on "Strange Kind of Woman". Here exchanging them with Jon Lord and later these were taken by Ian Gillan.
La mejor época de la banda , con toda la frescura y espontaneidad..