I love Jon Lord, and I can't think of a better alternative than Don Airey. I love the solos Don puts together and how he weaves various classical and popular pieces in them so seamlessly....genius.
@@lilylaw1517 Tony himself will tell you he doesn't do that much prog rock any more and has some arthritis that interferes with his fast lead playing. But more importantly TC is not a sideman or just a keyboard player. He's been a lead vocalist and captain of his own ship since the early '80s. I don't think he'd want this job.
@@ASoundofThunderBand I'm not taklking of the situation now but at the time of Jon's retirement. I'm fully aware of Tony's solo career having seen him live many times and when he works with Peter Maffay.
@@lilylaw1517 Fair enough. TC was probably physically more up to shredding some lead organ solos back then, but on the other hand wasn't that around the time he had cancer? Anyway, TC is certainly a much better songwriter than Don, but I still don't see him actually wanting this job. Too much of a time commitment for a project where he would be creatively stifled.
At the Plymouth Pavillions, they had no barriers and Gillan told the security guys to let us come right up to the stage as soon as Jon popped up behind the Hammond. It was the last leg of the tour, I was able to shake hands with Jon at the edge of the stage and when I left for a last drink at the bar, Don Airey was sitting there and we had a quick chat. It was a very memorable evening!
Jon Lord. The MASTER of keyboard or piano. He, himself can make or break a song. Someone that none of us will ever witness again. Appreciate it now because when it's gone, it's gone! RIP Jon Lord.
Best performance of this song ever. Don Airey is a genious, but Jon Lord is the Lord of the Hammondorgan. Thank you! This was the perfect goodbye for Jon.
Saw this original Perfect strangers tour when the album 1st out and Mark 2 Deep Purple reunion in 1985 or so at Alpine Valley Wisconsin! My Wife/Drumer and my Mother went! Me Guitar my ma loves deep Purple! That was a GREAT Show! Love Purple and Covered many of their Songs in our Chicago Southside Rock Band ARG! ME Marty Guitar/Vocals!
In 2010 Deep Purple came to Armenia to give a concert for the first time. It was very special event because they're very famous in Armenia and there are thousands of fans who wished to see the them. During 2 weeks before the concert organizers told that there will be something special in the show. Don't know why, but I imagined that something like this might happen. Although I knew that it was impossible, I thought it would be great that Lord came as a special guest to play a song. RIP Jon Lord.
First saw Deep Purple in the 70’s with Ian and original lineup. I still remember hearing those twin Leslie’s growling. This band remains, both foundational and remarkable.
Don Airey undoubtedly a great keyboard player, but then Jon Lord appears like a colossus above the Hammond. Many are the disciples of the B3, there is only one true master. The incomparable Jon Lord. A master musician.
That's my favourite song and i don't care, if there is playing Jon Lord or Don Airey. They are both excelent. And I can't forget the best singer of all times - Ian Gillan!!! If God could sing, he would have Gillan's voice.
A unique moment - the only time a departing member of Deep Purple has played alongside his successor.. Jon Lord's influence will never be forgotten, but Don Airey is a worthy succesor.
Hehehe, maybe 30 years ago. We are all getting old. Granted I have to give it Ian and Lord, wow, beautiful. No doubt true friends and professionalism. Brings a tear to my eyes and then some.
There's a documentary where Jon talks about this and he was overwhelmed by the audience reaction when he came in on that solo. He was in tears on the stage at the end of the performance at the reception he got, then realised the rest of the band had stepped back to leave Jon alone at the front of the stage with the adulating crowd.
I seen them a couple of months ago on the Long Goodbye Tour. Man for a bunch of old guys they can still hit one out of the park. They started with Highway Star and never let their foot off the gas pedal through the whole show!
Nice! I was gonna go to the same tour, but corona ruined it!! I'm still very anxious on if they're still gonna do it, but the tickets haven't been cancelled yet so i hope it's all gonna be good
I have lived throiugh many decades and the 1970's were the best for me regarding rock music. Deep Purple were always top of the pile. Saw them many many times. Rest in Peace Jon.
my God. how i miss this. This kind of music, stage presence, pure music with pure voice, instruments, rocks and talents. John Lord was/is the Keyboard Lord.
Wow, there is nothing like that 'GGGRRROOWWWLL' that Jon Lord produced with the the B-3, through the Marshall amps.. amazing, unique sound... proves once again that having a classical background is a major advantage to becoming a proficient/great piano/KB player ...He is truly a KB icon
To this day, I keep DP close to my heart. They were amazing❣️❣️❣️ every configuration was gorgeous timely and meant to be at the time. Gillan being back full time until today is a gift (to me❣️). Doubtless they influenced Seattle bands BIG TIME bc I hear ALL of them ALL over the place within DP’s music. So THERE 🤷♀️🤪🙏❣️
I bought the Perfect Stranger cassette in 1984 when I was 15...I loved it then...& I still love it & still listen to it now!!! One of the Greatest albums & some of the Greatest music ever ever recorded!!! I never got to meet John Lord, I bet he is a very nice person & probably very approachable & personable...BUT HE LOOKS LIKE HE'D BE A BIG TOUGH S.O.B. John is a total ROCK GOD on the keyboards!!! R.I.P. John Lord!!! Much love from Mobile Alabama.
@@rosswilliam2472 I was in Wal-Mart last night here in my home town of Mobile Alabama & I noticed in the movies & CDs section that W.M. is now selling vinyl records that have been re-released & Deep Purple Perfect Strangers was one of the records I saw!!!
@@randymiller3949 That's awesome! Hopefully some younger kids will check it out and appreciate it. Maybe get them interested in some of the older stuff. You and I grew up during a time when some great music was being created.
And I'm looking forward to hearing that new album when it come out with a new Deep Purple album it's going to be a good when are long-lived Mister Jon Lord he has definitely been miss and he will never be forgotten long Mr.Jon Lord , Deep Purple still as good as ever better than ever
YOU have to THINK OF THE ANTHOLOGY OF THE ENTIRE GROUP, IAN,RICHIE. BLACKMORE STARTED TO TAKE PIANO AND GUITAR @5.BIRTHDAY,APRIL 75YRS.PLAYING GUITAR 70YRS
I know Don he's from my home town, lovely guy what I really like is they respected each other, played together on the same stage isn't that wonderful from two magical maestro's of piano and keyboards.
Saw that changeover at Olympia in the same tour. When Jon Lord appeared the place exploded. The same night we were also treated to some of Iron Maiden joining in as well. A concert I will always cherish and never forget!
When I remember Jon I remember him like this - playing the growling B3ast together with his good friends, weaving classic, rock, film music etc into one big euvre that drives the fans nuts. Apart from his later classic compositions Perfect Strangers is one of my favourites, and the symbiosis between Don & Jon is perfect !
Such a brilliant move to have Don Airey play around and have Jon Lord come out of thin air and play what I consider to be one of Jon Lord best contributions to the band. Damn, I wish he (Jon Lord) beats his health problems and do more guest visits like this! The band might be the grand fathers of Hardrock but I'd still prefer a heavy dose of grandpa over any of today's grand children :)
Beautiful. i have always said aloud, you cannot go wrong with Deep Purple. our most memorable babysitter for us kids in the early 70's would bring his guitar & play Smoke... ya never saw more enthralled & best-behaved-kids as we! -me, 55
If they had 1 $ to every young 🎸 player that picked up a guitar and tried to play smoke on the water. You'd raked in another 3m. Legendary beyond any doubt. 💘 em still as always.
This was Deep Purple's farewell concert to Jon Lord in London, I think. When I thought there was no life for DP after Blackmore's departure, Steve Morse arrived. And now we have Don Airey, who seems fit for the job. With new blood, DP kept on being one of the absolute best bands. Impressive version!!
Second favorite Purple song. Didn't know this clip existed, didn't read the title. Just loving Don Airey's solo. Fade to black, then JON LORD. I almost screamed! The louder I play this, the better it sounds! Who's with me?!
I've Truly Gotta SAY THANK YOU!! This is one of The Best Musical Performances ANY HUMAN BEING HAS EVER DONE!! And THANK YOU!!.. For posting this so THE younger generation can SEE & HOPEFULLY LEARN.. WHAT ACTUAL MUSIC IS... Before our Generation is all DEAD... And TRUE Music actually Played With REAL... INSTRUMENTS Is... Instead of The CRAP NOT music Kids make now on a Cpu... With only a computer... And Think\CALL it music OR special l.... It is Not MUSIC NOR Is it Anything Special!!! It is done ONLY with a computer... That is NOT an Instrument!!! NOR IS IT ANYTHING SPECIAL!!! THANK YOY
I went to see purple on this tour, the place went into meltdown when Jon lord appeared. Fantastic to be able to watch it again. Purple were fantastic that night
Jon is the master of the rock organ, while Airey has a more "pianistic" style. Both of they share the love for the classical music, specially Bach for Lord, the classics and early romantics for Airey. They are the past and the future of the rock keyboards...
I'm going to see these guys tomorrow night here in Seattle at the Paramount Theater (9-11-2019)! I saw the Perfect Strangers Tour here in 1984 too. Yea!
Goosebumps every single time I see this video, so much talent on 1 stage it's unbelieveable. Gratefull for internet and YT so I can rewatch videos like these over and over. Lovely just lovely..one of my top 5 favorite DP songs
Saw the 1985 reunion tour 4 nights in row.. Worcester Mass March 2nd and 3rd Providence RI 4th and 5th. No Travel time.. 45 minutes drive to RI. they also player Feb 28 at Worcester too. Had 4th row right in front of Jon Lord on the 4th. The 5th there is video of Space Truckin on here..MTV Video taped it and did nothing with it.. Got the album the first day it came out went home turned it up and started going bananas at the first keyboard notes..... then the 4 shows when they came near here. What a week,, only thing close to that was ACDC friday and sat May 6th 10th row 7th great lowers and Pink Floyd on Sunday May 8th 1988. all for $30.00 or less.. the good old days
I was at the Hammersmith show they did together. Unfortunately, we had left for Hammersmith before getting the notice about Ian's voice, so it was our second attempt to see the concert. But what we got was superb.
I love Jon Lord, and I can't think of a better alternative than Don Airey. I love the solos Don puts together and how he weaves various classical and popular pieces in them so seamlessly....genius.
I love it too 🫶🫶🫶🫶
The logical choice to replace Jon was Tony Carey, by far the better musician when compared with Don Airey.
@@lilylaw1517 Tony himself will tell you he doesn't do that much prog rock any more and has some arthritis that interferes with his fast lead playing. But more importantly TC is not a sideman or just a keyboard player. He's been a lead vocalist and captain of his own ship since the early '80s. I don't think he'd want this job.
@@ASoundofThunderBand I'm not taklking of the situation now but at the time of Jon's retirement. I'm fully aware of Tony's solo career having seen him live many times and when he works with Peter Maffay.
@@lilylaw1517 Fair enough. TC was probably physically more up to shredding some lead organ solos back then, but on the other hand wasn't that around the time he had cancer? Anyway, TC is certainly a much better songwriter than Don, but I still don't see him actually wanting this job. Too much of a time commitment for a project where he would be creatively stifled.
No one can ever replace Jon Lord. Don Airey is great but Jon started it all!
Jon is special one
The gentle and Humble Don Airey told me once, “I would never try to replace John, I am merely the bugger they picked to carry on his legacy”
@@menne1498 and Don Airey was the perfect choice.
Given that there’s no other way with Jon being dead, Don Airey is a perfect replacement. Boy can he play!
At the Plymouth Pavillions, they had no barriers and Gillan told the security guys to let us come right up to the stage as soon as Jon popped up behind the Hammond. It was the last leg of the tour, I was able to shake hands with Jon at the edge of the stage and when I left for a last drink at the bar, Don Airey was sitting there and we had a quick chat. It was a very memorable evening!
From a time when music was actually music, real musicians, no tricks, no gimmicks...just awesome music! RIP the good old days.
@@nr1380 That's good to hear, coz you don't see it much anymore.
But not forgotten
Thank God for SiriusXM's
Lythrian Onthbteam
Bang on. ”Proper” as we say in my home town.....👍🏻
OK Boomer
You confuse what industry is forcing on people with music. Don't listen to shit. You actually buy ticket and go watch DP live . They on tour
Jon Lord. The MASTER of keyboard or piano. He, himself can make or break a song. Someone that none of us will ever witness again. Appreciate it now because when it's gone, it's gone! RIP Jon Lord.
Ritchie who???
Oh. Ritchie Blackmore. I guess he did play in that band. Sorry, I forgot.
The one and only! RIP
Best performance of this song ever. Don Airey is a genious, but Jon Lord is the Lord of the Hammondorgan. Thank you! This was the perfect goodbye for Jon.
Yours don condom darned with barbed wire and you hyi sobachiy
Perevedu eto na svoi yazyk , hui sonachiy
DP without Ritchy noting
14 лет назад?
@@tseretelitselkolamadze8930ипать ты вафля , ты чё написал то ? сам то хоть понял любитель отсасывать у ишаков ? Или ты просто онанист чёртов ?
Deep Purple is the best ( BEST ) rock band of all time! RIP J.Lord
Uhhhh.. what.
That's pretty bold.
OMG can you imagine being there and Jon Lord comes out? What a lucky bunch of people to experience this historical piece of rock history!!!
TODAYS rock groups don't have talent like this. This was when music was about music, not just about money.
Don Airey=The master of keyboard
Jon Lord=The god of keyboard
Make that a polytheistic universum, with alongside Jon Mr. Rick Wakeman and of course Keith Emerson.
OK!!!
KEith Emmerson = KEyboard EMbodied
А мне кажется,что они оба боги!
REST IN PEACE JOHN! Extraordinary keyboard 🎹 talent!
Epic Song! That piano playing in the beginning was putting me off lol
Saw this original Perfect strangers tour when the album 1st out and Mark 2 Deep Purple reunion in 1985 or so at Alpine Valley Wisconsin! My Wife/Drumer and my Mother went! Me Guitar my ma loves deep Purple! That was a GREAT Show! Love Purple and Covered many of their Songs in our Chicago Southside Rock Band ARG! ME Marty Guitar/Vocals!
👍from Poland PL
/Dolny Śląsk/
Man..... I've listened to this song a thousand times. Never get tired of It..... Heavy.... Dark..... As the title says.... Perfect
In 2010 Deep Purple came to Armenia to give a concert for the first time. It was very special event because they're very famous in Armenia and there are thousands of fans who wished to see the them. During 2 weeks before the concert organizers told that there will be something special in the show. Don't know why, but I imagined that something like this might happen. Although I knew that it was impossible, I thought it would be great that Lord came as a special guest to play a song. RIP Jon Lord.
First saw Deep Purple in the 70’s with Ian and original lineup. I still remember hearing those twin Leslie’s growling. This band remains, both foundational and remarkable.
Whit the singer evans or gillan
@@cubillaagustin8698 Great catch! No, I wasn’t there for Evans. That would truly have been THE original lineup wouldn’t it? Regards 🤘
This gave me chills. Especially when Lord appears 🙏🏻🙏🏻
My favorite Deep Purple song! So heavy!
Это такое счастье,что слушаем эту музыку до сих пор
И будем слушать!!!
@@lexeykuzmintsev2410
Мне 70. До конца жизни.
Don Airey undoubtedly a great keyboard player, but then Jon Lord appears like a colossus above the Hammond. Many are the disciples of the B3, there is only one true master. The incomparable Jon Lord. A master musician.
Child of Tears Arise
out there... Together Growing.
Welcome, and thanks tri..
Бальзам на душу, услада для слуха... Как-же это они умели делать?
Best version ever! Steve Morse feedback control is just awesome!!
He is a king at it!!! I still don't understand he is so instant with it
Jon smiles in heaven..i'm sure
I hope he gets all the deserved respect up there
That's my favourite song and i don't care, if there is playing Jon Lord or Don Airey. They are both excelent. And I can't forget the best singer of all times - Ian Gillan!!! If God could sing, he would have Gillan's voice.
petrjanos, he does. (See Jesus Christ, Superstar)
If god could sing, she would sound like Sandy Denny!
40+ years of music in their brains 🧠 fingers, voices, drums, and guitars 🔥‼️ Absolutely AMAZING‼️
R E S P E C T ❤️💕❤️
A unique moment - the only time a departing member of Deep Purple has played alongside his successor.. Jon Lord's influence will never be forgotten, but Don Airey is a worthy succesor.
Long Live - Deep Purple! Great mix of electric guitar, synthesizer! GOD Fathers!
My respects for Don! What a man, he is amazing , I love It! Impressive! John lord, no words to say! Like heaven! RIP MR. Lord!
Молодые учитесь у легенды рока👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌
REAL MUSIC. #1
Having such an amazing voice after over 30 years of touring is extraordinary.
Лорд! Гений! Царствие Вам небесное!
Hehehe, maybe 30 years ago. We are all getting old. Granted I have to give it Ian and Lord, wow, beautiful. No doubt true friends and professionalism. Brings a tear to my eyes and then some.
I love Purple,and loves this
Beside we love John Lord,have to say that he is beyond
anybody with this knowledge and artistic.Love the band!
Rock lives in the Universe, not between us!!!!So rock never die..,
Superb solo by Don Airey, but when Jon Lord enters at 04:38 I get all emotional! Wow, what a legend!
There's a documentary where Jon talks about this and he was overwhelmed by the audience reaction when he came in on that solo. He was in tears on the stage at the end of the performance at the reception he got, then realised the rest of the band had stepped back to leave Jon alone at the front of the stage with the adulating crowd.
Jh mpejc
I seen them a couple of months ago on the Long Goodbye Tour. Man for a bunch of old guys they can still hit one out of the park. They started with Highway Star and never let their foot off the gas pedal through the whole show!
Nice! I was gonna go to the same tour, but corona ruined it!! I'm still very anxious on if they're still gonna do it, but the tickets haven't been cancelled yet so i hope it's all gonna be good
Agreed! Saw that tour (double bill w/ Judas Priest, right?) and DP rocked. Ian Paice's last go-round, I believe.
Jon Lord was without equal, listen to Concerto with group and orchestra all written by him in 1970, best keyboardist of all time!
Don't forget Mr Richard Wakeman
Hes the second best!
Jon & Don! Jon had that wild rock streak that few keyboard players had. Keith Emerson, Ray Manzarek...
I have lived throiugh many decades and the 1970's were the best for me regarding rock music. Deep Purple were always top of the pile. Saw them many many times.
Rest in Peace Jon.
my God. how i miss this. This kind of music, stage presence, pure music with pure voice, instruments, rocks and talents. John Lord was/is the Keyboard Lord.
I was in my teens when i started listening to DP. Now I’m 60.
josephseason not alone 👍
When you were in your teens listening to DP, I was about 60 then. Now I’m coming up on my 110 birthday and still rockin to The Purple
@@cbennett196631 I am willing to believe this.
@@cbennett196631 🙂!! from me, 55
61 here, I grew up with Purple :)
ty for all the great music Jon RIP . u are the king of the hammond
Holy Jesus Christ. That piano intro was amazing
Last lyrics .... I don't want to taste your poison.... From Mr. Ian's fantastic preformed in the Garden of Gethsemane!!!Very beautiful....
RIP Maestro! Your loss is a very big blow to all musicians out there.
Deep Purple is a great band to see live. They are good. Great show they put on. Lites and music. Don’t miss these guys.
Гиллан бриллиант в короне рок вокала. Более 40 лет так петь, просто суппер.
his voice takes me back to early '70's. man this dude still has it! one of the greatest of all time, including the band!
Adoro essa banda... Jon Lord, que nos deixou esse ano, continue mostrando todo esse talento ai no céu!
My favourite Deep Purple song!! Classic!
Listen to Dream Theater version.😉
Wow, there is nothing like that 'GGGRRROOWWWLL' that Jon Lord produced with the the B-3, through the Marshall amps.. amazing, unique sound... proves once again that having a classical background is a major advantage to becoming a proficient/great piano/KB player ...He is truly a KB icon
To this day, I keep DP close to my heart. They were amazing❣️❣️❣️ every configuration was gorgeous timely and meant to be at the time. Gillan being back full time until today is a gift (to me❣️). Doubtless they influenced Seattle bands BIG TIME bc I hear ALL of them ALL over the place within DP’s music. So THERE 🤷♀️🤪🙏❣️
Don airey an John Lord they both are excellent keyboard players , we all miss Mr. John Lord there will never be another one like him.
John Lord. The best tecladist of all times!...
I bought the Perfect Stranger cassette in 1984 when I was 15...I loved it then...& I still love it & still listen to it now!!!
One of the Greatest albums & some of the Greatest music ever ever recorded!!!
I never got to meet John Lord, I bet he is a very nice person & probably very approachable & personable...BUT HE LOOKS LIKE HE'D BE A BIG TOUGH S.O.B.
John is a total ROCK GOD on the keyboards!!!
R.I.P. John Lord!!!
Much love from Mobile Alabama.
It is a fantastic record! I still have it on vinyl.
@@rosswilliam2472
I was in Wal-Mart last night here in my home town of Mobile Alabama & I noticed in the movies & CDs section that W.M. is now selling vinyl records that have been re-released & Deep Purple Perfect Strangers was one of the records I saw!!!
@@randymiller3949 That's awesome! Hopefully some younger kids will check it out and appreciate it. Maybe get them interested in some of the older stuff. You and I grew up during a time when some great music was being created.
От България!!! Какво да коментирам. БОГОВЕ!!!!!!!!
And I'm looking forward to hearing that new album when it come out with a new Deep Purple album it's going to be a good when are long-lived Mister Jon Lord he has definitely been miss and he will never be forgotten long Mr.Jon Lord , Deep Purple still as good as ever better than ever
The best cross over of an new member of the band to an older one, showing it can be done within a band without any animosity
YOU have to THINK OF THE ANTHOLOGY OF THE ENTIRE GROUP, IAN,RICHIE. BLACKMORE STARTED TO TAKE PIANO AND GUITAR @5.BIRTHDAY,APRIL 75YRS.PLAYING GUITAR 70YRS
...one word only: LEGENDARIES!!!
...so talentic, great song, great people!!! Rock On!
I know Don he's from my home town, lovely guy what I really like is they respected each other, played together on the same stage isn't that wonderful from two magical maestro's of piano and keyboards.
SUPER GREAT PERFORMANCE. AWESOME SHOW CONCERT . DEEP PURPLE ! PERFECT STRANGERS !
One of my favorite band,till now
The band is absolutely on fire!!!!!!!! Fantastic!
Don added classic intro. It's great trick :) He inserted mistery and enigma into the rock show :)
Saw that changeover at Olympia in the same tour. When Jon Lord appeared the place exploded. The same night we were also treated to some of Iron Maiden joining in as well. A concert I will always cherish and never forget!
Jon Lord's entry still gives me goosebump.
When I remember Jon I remember him like this - playing the growling B3ast together with his good friends, weaving classic, rock, film music etc into one big euvre that drives the fans nuts. Apart from his later classic compositions Perfect Strangers is one of my favourites, and the symbiosis between Don & Jon is perfect !
Jon was usually playing a C3,this is a A100!
ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR !!!
THE BEST HARD ROCK BAND ON EARTH! 🎸 🤘 🎉
Love THE WILD IAN GILLAN❤
RIP JON LORD 😢
Nagyot alkotott ez a zenekar, igazi élvezetes zenei kultúra maradt ránk. Azt nagyon sajnálom, hogy Lord már nem játszhat többet. Nyugodjon békében !!
I like the sound of his voice. Strangers in the night. .
10 minutes and 55 seconds of musical perfection!!
Such a brilliant move to have Don Airey play around and have Jon Lord come out of thin air and play what I consider to be one of Jon Lord best contributions to the band. Damn, I wish he (Jon Lord) beats his health problems and do more guest visits like this! The band might be the grand fathers of Hardrock but I'd still prefer a heavy dose of grandpa over any of today's grand children :)
Beautiful. i have always said aloud, you cannot go wrong with Deep Purple. our most memorable babysitter for us kids in the early 70's would bring his guitar & play Smoke... ya never saw more enthralled & best-behaved-kids as we!
-me, 55
If they had 1 $ to every young 🎸 player that picked up a guitar and tried to play smoke on the water. You'd raked in another 3m. Legendary beyond any doubt. 💘 em still as always.
This was Deep Purple's farewell concert to Jon Lord in London, I think. When I thought there was no life for DP after Blackmore's departure, Steve Morse arrived. And now we have Don Airey, who seems fit for the job. With new blood, DP kept on being one of the absolute best bands. Impressive version!!
Even with all the reincarnations....DP was one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Period.
I was there! Feels like yesterday!
Неповторимый вокал Гиллана даже без высоких!!! Морс на своем месте
Will miss you John. A Legend
Second favorite Purple song. Didn't know this clip existed, didn't read the title. Just loving Don Airey's solo. Fade to black, then JON LORD.
I almost screamed! The louder I play this, the better it sounds!
Who's with me?!
X🎉❤ perfection exacty as I needed at this moment in time!!! Spirit was dragging what a way to awaken a dreary Saturday night. Thanx 4 the share
I've Truly Gotta SAY THANK YOU!! This is one of The Best Musical Performances ANY HUMAN BEING HAS EVER DONE!! And THANK YOU!!.. For posting this so THE younger generation can SEE & HOPEFULLY LEARN.. WHAT ACTUAL MUSIC IS... Before our Generation is all DEAD... And TRUE Music actually Played With REAL... INSTRUMENTS Is... Instead of The CRAP NOT music Kids make now on a Cpu... With only a computer... And Think\CALL it music OR special l.... It is Not MUSIC NOR Is it Anything Special!!! It is done ONLY with a computer... That is NOT an Instrument!!! NOR IS IT ANYTHING SPECIAL!!!
THANK YOY
This is so good.
I went to see purple on this tour, the place went into meltdown when Jon lord appeared. Fantastic to be able to watch it again. Purple were fantastic that night
i saw them in Vancouver in 2004...no Jon Lord, but my GOD what a show.
What a command performance of this song,
Jon LORD& Don Airey. Тут даже сравнивать нельзя. Они оба великолепные клавишники.
Jon is the master of the rock organ, while Airey has a more "pianistic" style. Both of they share the love for the classical music, specially Bach for Lord, the classics and early romantics for Airey. They are the past and the future of the rock keyboards...
Genius!!! Had the pleasure to see Gillan and Lord LIVE in London!! What a concert!!!
Best performance of Deep Purple
I'm going to see these guys tomorrow night here in Seattle at the Paramount Theater (9-11-2019)! I saw the Perfect Strangers Tour here in 1984 too. Yea!
William Boone they kicked ass in Portland day before Seattle
Фантастика!
Amazing Great Music
It's not a battle between Jon and Don, but respect for each other.
The Hammond B3 and Jon Lord!!! Awesome
It`s not a B3,it`s a A100!
Goosebumps every single time I see this video, so much talent on 1 stage it's unbelieveable. Gratefull for internet and YT so I can rewatch videos like these over and over. Lovely just lovely..one of my top 5 favorite DP songs
Amen!!!! 🔥
Saw the 1985 reunion tour 4 nights in row.. Worcester Mass March 2nd and 3rd Providence RI 4th and 5th. No Travel time.. 45 minutes drive to RI. they also player Feb 28 at Worcester too. Had 4th row right in front of Jon Lord on the 4th. The 5th there is video of Space Truckin on here..MTV Video taped it and did nothing with it.. Got the album the first day it came out went home turned it up and started going bananas at the first keyboard notes..... then the 4 shows when they came near here. What a week,, only thing close to that was ACDC friday and sat May 6th 10th row 7th great lowers and Pink Floyd on Sunday May 8th 1988. all for $30.00 or less.. the good old days
After Jon Lord i think that Don Airey went to backstage and cried.
I was at the Hammersmith show they did together. Unfortunately, we had left for Hammersmith before getting the notice about Ian's voice, so it was our second attempt to see the concert. But what we got was superb.
The best version of this song I have ever seen. Fantastic.
Miguel Hope you enjoyed “watching”, bc when it comes to DP, I prefer “Listening” to their masterpieces...
@@cbennett196631 touché. But this is actually watching and listening anyway. Greetings, Miguel
@@cbennett196631 and i saw this one live when they came to Caracas back in 2007. This one with Lord is just fantastic
Absolutely brilliant version of this great song !!!!!!!!!!!
Top 5 of my all time favorite song's... So happy was able to see the original lineup. Absolutely fantastic...
One of my favorite All-time songs....the keyboards are PERFECT.❤❤❤