This is the Mark III version of Deep Purple. A very young David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass/vocals. I think this was California Jam from 1974. My favorite song by this version of DP is the title track from the same album: Burn. Check out the live version from this same show! Great reaction ladies!! By the way, it has been a few years since I have seen the Goodyear blimp. It might still be a thing, but I'm not 100% sure!
Yeah, its from California jam in 1974, the performance of Burn from the same show is really over the top, amazing, seen it many times, highly recommended if they havent already done it.
Seen Deep Purple in concert n the mid 80’s … they are Awesome! The lead guitar Richie Blackmore is one of the greatest guitarist ever! Thanks for sharing! You guys rock!
This band is head & shoulders above any other band & is rightly considered to be the greatest rock band ever, and particularly do for their live performances. The vocals are shared with the higher notes coming from the bassist Glen Hughes, who is still (some 50 years on) still hitting these notes!
Deep Purple was one of my favorite bands in high school. I graduated 50 years ago in 74 so you know how long ago that was. This was one of guitarist Richie Blackmore's favorite songs to play live. He played it with his next band Rainhow. Saw them perform this song with Ronnie James Dio singing it. They say Mistreated refers to Richie's guitar because he used to destroy a guitar on-stage at the end on their shows.
You must learned that the Mark III era of Deep Purple were David Coverdale as lead vocalist (later he formed his own band called WHITESNAKE) Ritchie Blackmore on guitar (later he formed his own band called RAINBOW), Glenn Hughes on the bass and vocals, Jon Lord on keyboards, and Ian Paice on drums. But what you don't know is that the high notes on the voice part you listened in this song were made by GLENN HUGHES who plays the bass and also put the support vocals on most of the songs, putting those incredible high pitches, even when no camera was filming him. David Coverdale was mostly a baritone singer, so he made the lead vocals on every song and Hughes made the higher notes.
You girls really should check out Whitesnake, but the original version. After Deep Purple split David Coverdale formed Whitesnake in 1978. Jon Lord, keyboardist, and Ian Paice, drummer, were David’s band mates in Deep Purple and joined him in Whitesnake. Neil Murray on bass, Micky Moody and Bernie Marsden on guitars and you had the BEST version of Whitesnake. It was a Blues Based sound like was the norm at the time. David Coverdale and Bernie Marsden co-wrote most of Whitesnake’s best songs. Whitesnake’s later Hairband lineup’s biggest hits were re-recorded songs from Whitesnake’s earlier albums, most of those written by David and Bernie.
Hello from New Zealand! I'm a 66 year old geriatric rocker and was brought up on the Purp's legendary music as a teenager. I've really enjoyed your reaction (Go Nana you good thing!). At one time DP were in the Guinness Book of World Records as the loudest rock band in the world, back in the 70's I believe. Can I suggest another great song from the same concert: 'Might just take your life'. BTW, I love the Southern accent.
When I lived down in Huntington Beach, a few years back, they were still flying it. We would see it several times a year, flying over along the coastline.
At the time of the concert, Lulu could easily pass for Glenn Hughes younger sister. Donna is in her own personal heaven. And once again, five decades later, Coverdale's sweat shirt is still killing me...
A Goodyear Blimp flew over my school once, the only time I've ever seen one. There was a Goodyear factory in a nearby town. This is one of my favourite live performances of all time, but everything from this show is worth watching.
Many thanks for reviewing this song from the California Jam it was a brilliant reaction I know everything revolves around LuLu but Nanna you float my boat so carry on streaming
I love all the lineups of Deep Purple from 1968 to 1974. Each one has its own quirks and richness. I sugest a reaction video of the 1974 show for the performance of "Space Truckin'", where a furious Ritchie Blackmore literally set fire to the stage. This became one of the most epic events in Rock history and consequently, in Deep Purple's history.
In May 2011, Goodyear announced it was replacing its fleet of non-rigid airships with three semi-rigid airships built by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin.[5][6] Wikipedia.
Hi ladies! I just found you, thought I'd hang out a bit and see how it goes. In my opinion (no, it ain't very humble) This is the Best line-up of Deep Purple of all the crew changes and this is Possibly the most heartfelt of their blues material. I love this song. You can hear it in his voice and SEE it on his face, he's FEELIN' it.
The mark3 lineup. ❤❤❤❤❤. No matter what they always delivered and still do. They have a new album forthcoming Donna! Get down ladies! How i wish you could have seen them back then Lulu!
Child in Time from Deep Purple, the best rock song ever made in history thus far. Especially the album version Deep Purple in Rock. Ladies, another suggestion, listen to Di-rect and Kensington, De Vrienden van Amstel, amazing live version with orchestra and choir.
Love to know what you think of my tribute song to Deep Purple? Written when I was 17 in 1976 ua-cam.com/video/aCJOsD4u3Ng/v-deo.htmlsi=DtPzdPggEJvEmOR7
You guys are great! And Deep Purple are my favourite band of all time. Do something with Biffy Clyro. Being Scottish. If you need a link, then let me know. All the best ladies 🏴xx
Same night Ritchie Smashed ABC7 Camera who got in his face!! during Space Truckin blew up some cabinets, and blew off Ian Paice glasses and Threw Ritchie about 10 feet.. 🤣🤣.
Best version is by Rainbow (started by Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore) and the legendary Ronnie James Dio. There is wonderful footage of them performing Mistreated live in 1977. Check ot out. It's a vocal masterclass.
Seen them do it live in 78 I think. They opened the show for Foghat. Foghat was great but it's tough to top Richie Blackmore smashing a guitar on stage at the end of their set.
I disagree. Deep Purple's versions are miles better in my opinion. Especially this one from California Jam '74. Coverdale sings great here and it fits the song so well but star is Blackmore! What a tone, what a choice of notes and what a master to play almost the whole song with an out-of-tune guitar! 👍
Goodyear retired their US blimps in 2017 due to cost ( 100k per flight for helium alone) but have recently started flying 3 Zeppelin made blimps in Europe for events.
After Ritchie left the band, he formed Rainbow, and I'm sure that you guys would love their song, Temple of the king. This song features Ronnie James Dio who had just got his big break. I think that you'll all react to the song in slightly different ways. Please enjoy 🎉
Check out Deep Purple - Burn Live at the California Jam 1974. Has David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes on the vocals. If you want to check out very early and more bluesy Whitesnake I suggest Love Hunter, Walking In The Shadows Of The Blues and Mean Business. Also take a look at Gillan - Mr. Universe and Fighting Man.
Not asking you to play any songs. For the three of you. Check out the Rod Stewart Copacabana Beach concert from 1994 / 1995 New Years Eve. Watch part of it. 4.2 million people showed up for this free concert. Enjoy.
Love ir ' run right back to him ' you are minx Donna . A great Purple song sung mostly by David Coverdale who replaced Ian Gillan the original Purple vocalist. You need to get Gillan on the great classic Purple tracks.
Love this song. Also recorded live by Whitesnake and Rainbow (Ritchie Bkackmore's band after Deep Purple). Ritchie Blackmore in my opinion is the best guitarist out of the well known players. That includes Jimmy Page.
I recommend the version with rainbow from the same song Dio was absolutely amazing at this performance in my opinion it’s the best version you must definitely check that out it will not disappoint you catch the rainbow is also great song from that same concert
My mother used "Aqua Net" hairspray for about 45 years. Tease and squeeze was her motto! She could hit herself in the head and not feel it! j\k of course but you get the idea! Also they still use the "Goodyear" blimp for military and sports events! Great reaction!
This was a great performance, but awful camera work. Jon Lord, and Glen Hughes (who was the one singing those high notes) were virtually ignored, while drummer Ian Paice was only shown briefly for a few seconds. And the camera person was in love with (guitarist) Ritchie Blackmore’s back! Nevertheless, a great performance by the band, and a great reaction from you ladies! Thank you!🙂
Great reaction to a great band, I suggest you try out UFO "Rock Bottom" especially the live version from the album Strangers In The Night or "Love To Love" from the same album.
California jam.1974 Blackmore told.the cameraman not to come close to him because he needed a space Cameraman of ABC just ignored Blackmore finally smashed his guitar to the camera lens and burned the stage 😂
David coverdale was still green in this performance.i think u need to watch whitesnake version when David absolutely nail this song with better range.please watch the 1983 at donnington park live version.
Ritchie Blackmore, the guitarist, left Deep Purple in 1975 and formed Rainbow. There is a version of this song on YT live from Germany in 1977 by Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. It’s a better version for me.
Great song and love this version, but there is a cover by the guitarist's next band called Rainbow. The great Ronnie James Dio was on vocals and took it to another level. Check out Rainbow's 1977 Munich concert doing "Mistreated" and judge for yourself. Both versions are great, one is more bluesy and the other just a great vocal performance.
Deep Purple Mark III: Ritchie Blackmore - guitar David Coverdale - lead vocals Glenn Hughes - bass, backing vocals Jon Lord - keyboards Ian Paice - drums, percussion P.S.: Lady Double Dealer from the same concert is a m-u-s-t...
@@eddhardy1054 👍Correct! Deep Purple couldn't have played ‘Lady Double Dealer’ at the California Jam because the song hadn't yet been written in April 1974 on the Burn tour. It was done four months later on the Stormbringer album released at the end of the year, and played on the following tour from November 1974 to April 1975.
Esto hace muy bien a la música retro. Los mejores músicos de todos los tiempos fueron desde 1960 adelante. Hoy es lamentable escuchar lo que no es música actual , por qué es pura mierda .estamos en un mundo al revés. Estos y toda su generación eran músicos , músicos .
The great David Coverdale. Later of Whitesnake. He took over from the great Ian Gillan on vocals. Deep Purple are absolute monsters of rock.
Ian Gillian also sang for Black Sabbath after Dio left
@@williamturbitt6386 I believe he also sang on Jesus Christ Superstar, I think...
Deep Purple are Legends in Rock music !!
Absolutely a Great Band !
I've always liked Ritchie's guitar playing. This guy is awesome.
Top 3 in the world in his day
We need him back to DP
Deep Purple/My favorite rock band.. Been listening to them since the early 70's..( I'm that old,but still rock out)
You and me both brother. I started in 1868. We're old man lol😂. Keep on rockin 👍👍
You must be worn out by now if you listened to them since the early 70s. That's a very long time 😂😂😂.
@@jeffreyflint6286 Congrats that's makes you 156 years old! Nice!
@@perustc9158 Isn't that nice!
@@jeffreyflint6286 You know I was kidding.... right?
The really high notes were actually sung by Glenn Hughes, who was off camera most of the time playing Bass. Fab review.
That's right!
And Glenn is singing it better than ever!
Hi 3G Lulu, Donna, Katie 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 John Lord .. & Company 🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another great Deep Purple song is Speed King, you won't be disappointed.
This is the Mark III version of Deep Purple. A very young David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass/vocals. I think this was California Jam from 1974. My favorite song by this version of DP is the title track from the same album: Burn. Check out the live version from this same show! Great reaction ladies!! By the way, it has been a few years since I have seen the Goodyear blimp. It might still be a thing, but I'm not 100% sure!
Yeah, its from California jam in 1974, the performance of Burn from the same show is really over the top, amazing, seen it many times, highly recommended if they havent already done it.
Lulu's hair, rules......!!!!.❤
You have to do "BURN" from this same concert!! Absolute FIRE!!!!!!
Seen Deep Purple in concert n the mid 80’s … they are Awesome! The lead guitar Richie Blackmore is one of the greatest guitarist ever! Thanks for sharing! You guys rock!
This band is head & shoulders above any other band & is rightly considered to be the greatest rock band ever, and particularly do for their live performances. The vocals are shared with the higher notes coming from the bassist Glen Hughes, who is still (some 50 years on) still hitting these notes!
WOW!!! What a band. you cant beat the good old British rock bands, Thanks ladies
Couldn’t put it better myself
Brilliant reaction!
Donna, I'd sing that song for you but you'd end up running away, not running back to me😂❤
Lol
The best hard rock band ever
Deep Purple was one of my favorite bands in high school. I graduated 50 years ago in 74 so you know how long ago that was.
This was one of guitarist Richie Blackmore's favorite songs to play live. He played it with his next band Rainhow. Saw them perform this song with Ronnie James Dio singing it. They say Mistreated refers to Richie's guitar because he used to destroy a guitar on-stage at the end on their shows.
You must learned that the Mark III era of Deep Purple were David Coverdale as lead vocalist (later he formed his own band called WHITESNAKE) Ritchie Blackmore on guitar (later he formed his own band called RAINBOW), Glenn Hughes on the bass and vocals, Jon Lord on keyboards, and Ian Paice on drums.
But what you don't know is that the high notes on the voice part you listened in this song were made by GLENN HUGHES who plays the bass and also put the support vocals on most of the songs, putting those incredible high pitches, even when no camera was filming him. David Coverdale was mostly a baritone singer, so he made the lead vocals on every song and Hughes made the higher notes.
And he has a new album coming out with Black Country Communion. He sounds great on the 3 tracks released so far.
One of the greats when it comes to a live performance.... all hugely talented..no auto tune... massive crowd just went and nailed it
That was a great live mistreated song from deep purple and great reaction from you three ladies. Thank you indeed.
You girls really should check out Whitesnake, but the original version. After Deep Purple split David Coverdale formed Whitesnake in 1978. Jon Lord, keyboardist, and Ian Paice, drummer, were David’s band mates in Deep Purple and joined him in Whitesnake. Neil Murray on bass, Micky Moody and Bernie Marsden on guitars and you had the BEST version of Whitesnake. It was a Blues Based sound like was the norm at the time. David Coverdale and Bernie Marsden co-wrote most of Whitesnake’s best songs. Whitesnake’s later Hairband lineup’s biggest hits were re-recorded songs from Whitesnake’s earlier albums, most of those written by David and Bernie.
Hello from New Zealand!
I'm a 66 year old geriatric rocker and was brought up on the Purp's legendary music as a teenager. I've really enjoyed your reaction (Go Nana you good thing!).
At one time DP were in the Guinness Book of World Records as the loudest rock band in the world, back in the 70's I believe.
Can I suggest another great song from the same concert: 'Might just take your life'.
BTW, I love the Southern accent.
Thanks, hello, from Texas
When I lived down in Huntington Beach, a few years back, they were still flying it. We would see it several times a year, flying over along the coastline.
I'm always here for some Purple !!! This is from the huge California Jam concert.(50 years ago this month). David Coverdale on vocals on this one.
Saw them 2 times both in 1985. Texas jam Dallas cotton bowl. The perfect strangers tour Dallas.
Great album, Perfect Strangers.
Love you ladies!!❤❤❤
Thank you so much.
At the time of the concert, Lulu could easily pass for Glenn Hughes younger sister.
Donna is in her own personal heaven.
And once again, five decades later, Coverdale's sweat shirt is still killing me...
Great reaction! You made me smile!!! 🙂🙂🙂
Glad you enjoyed
Lulu, yes. You're hair is gorgeous. :)
Oh thank you!
THOSE screams of Glenn Hughes !!!
A Goodyear Blimp flew over my school once, the only time I've ever seen one. There was a Goodyear factory in a nearby town. This is one of my favourite live performances of all time, but everything from this show is worth watching.
David Coverdale sang the lead vocals, he later went on to form the band Whitesnake. 😊
Yesm and both Jon Lord and Ian Paice from Deep purple joined him for a while.
EPIC,cant go roung whit Deep Purpel. Great reaction ladys. Greetings from Italy 💯🤘❤️🇮🇹
I think Grandma Donna just took a trip back to her youth! Donna, you're reaction was priceless! Keep rockin' girl!
Yup, this guy went on to form Whitesnake.
Many thanks for reviewing this song from the California Jam it was a brilliant reaction I know everything revolves around LuLu but Nanna you float my boat so carry on streaming
I love all the lineups of Deep Purple from 1968 to 1974. Each one has its own quirks and richness. I sugest a reaction video of the 1974 show for the performance of "Space Truckin'", where a furious Ritchie Blackmore literally set fire to the stage. This became one of the most epic events in Rock history and consequently, in Deep Purple's history.
Kudo's to the BADASS DRUMMER.....IAN PAICE!! In my top 5 for rock Drummers.
From the Same Concert listen to
"Burn" Epic Performance
Lovely Lulu ! Sounds like a great song title
Them boys were part of the big 3 from the United Kingdom in the 70s. Led zeppelin, black sabbath, deep purple. 😮
You’ll also find versions of this on Rainbow’s and Whitesnake’s live albums. Awesome track
Lulu capelli fantastici 🤩
so much fun watching you guys reacting! cheers from brasil!
Thanks
You need to do when a blind mans cries one of the best the guitar solo is next level
In May 2011, Goodyear announced it was replacing its fleet of non-rigid airships with three semi-rigid airships built by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin.[5][6] Wikipedia.
I bet I know what Color they are! Deep Purple! Lolin' Out Loud!
Regarding the blimp they probably use drones fitted with cameras much cheaper and flexible to use
Not in the 70's. Nowadays, yes, but back then no.
You guys talked about the hair of bands but, y'all have a lot of hair too Lol 🤣🤣
Hi ladies! I just found you, thought I'd hang out a bit and see how it goes. In my opinion (no, it ain't very humble) This is the Best line-up of Deep Purple of all the crew changes and this is Possibly the most heartfelt of their blues material. I love this song. You can hear it in his voice and SEE it on his face, he's FEELIN' it.
Oh no Donna and Kathy I think Lulu getting ideas about trying to get some aqua net now 😄 lol. Wintersun Alex❤️🫶❄️
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The mark3 lineup. ❤❤❤❤❤. No matter what they always delivered and still do. They have a new album forthcoming Donna! Get down ladies! How i wish you could have seen them back then Lulu!
Child in Time from Deep Purple, the best rock song ever made in history thus far. Especially the album version Deep Purple in Rock. Ladies, another suggestion, listen to Di-rect and Kensington, De Vrienden van Amstel, amazing live version with orchestra and choir.
Mk 3 legendary line up
The ultimate live Deep Purple is side three of the 'Made in Japan' LP. Tracks - Lazy & Strange Kind of Woman!!!!!!!!
Love to know what you think of my tribute song to Deep Purple?
Written when I was 17 in 1976
ua-cam.com/video/aCJOsD4u3Ng/v-deo.htmlsi=DtPzdPggEJvEmOR7
You guys are great! And Deep Purple are my favourite band of all time. Do something with Biffy Clyro. Being Scottish. If you need a link, then let me know.
All the best ladies 🏴xx
You’ve heard that voice before in Walmart commercials lol Here I Go Again by Whitesnake is the same singer when he was older. Whitesnake is great!
Beautiful guitar riff by Richie Blackmore. Tokyo show with 'My Woman in Tokyo'.
Long Live Jon Lord on those keyboards.
goodyear blimp is still in carson,calif
🤣 you ladies are on 🔥 ...❤️ these vids 😁
Thank you so much 😁
Same night Ritchie Smashed ABC7 Camera who got in his face!! during Space Truckin blew up some cabinets, and blew off Ian Paice glasses and Threw Ritchie about 10 feet.. 🤣🤣.
Best version is by Rainbow (started by Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore) and the legendary Ronnie James Dio. There is wonderful footage of them performing Mistreated live in 1977. Check ot out. It's a vocal masterclass.
Seen them do it live in 78 I think. They opened the show for Foghat. Foghat was great but it's tough to top Richie Blackmore smashing a guitar on stage at the end of their set.
Whitesnake in 78 i think its the best version
I disagree. Deep Purple's versions are miles better in my opinion. Especially this one from California Jam '74. Coverdale sings great here and it fits the song so well but star is Blackmore! What a tone, what a choice of notes and what a master to play almost the whole song with an out-of-tune guitar! 👍
Whitesnake in the heart of the city 78 has a better solo in middle section
Lulu is like...Can we play some Taylor Swift?😂
It was in california, the california jam with 500000 people.
Goodyear retired their US blimps in 2017 due to cost ( 100k per flight for helium alone) but have recently started flying 3 Zeppelin made blimps in Europe for events.
Thanks for the information
They were one of great British rock bands in the 70 s. You outta check out white snake.
After Ritchie left the band, he formed Rainbow, and I'm sure that you guys would love their song, Temple of the king. This song features Ronnie James Dio who had just got his big break.
I think that you'll all react to the song in slightly different ways.
Please enjoy 🎉
Check out Deep Purple - Burn Live at the California Jam 1974. Has David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes on the vocals. If you want to check out very early and more bluesy Whitesnake I suggest Love Hunter, Walking In The Shadows Of The Blues and Mean Business.
Also take a look at Gillan - Mr. Universe and Fighting Man.
Not asking you to play any songs. For the three of you. Check out the Rod Stewart Copacabana Beach concert from 1994 / 1995 New Years Eve. Watch part of it. 4.2 million people showed up for this free concert. Enjoy.
Love ir ' run right back to him ' you are minx Donna . A great Purple song sung mostly by David Coverdale who replaced Ian Gillan the original Purple vocalist. You need to get Gillan on the great classic Purple tracks.
It wasn't him singing the high notes it was the basplayer Glenn Hughes
Hi, I hope you can react to Deep Purple: Burn, live. Thank you guys😇
Gillan, Dio, Coverdale - 3 best rock singers of all time, all part of Deep Purple
This has honestly become my favourite reaction channel. Maybe one day you ladies could watch “ follow your heart” by triumph for your Canadian fans?
Wow, thank you!
Watching this , I'm starting to wonder just which one is the teenybopper here .
Love this song. Also recorded live by Whitesnake and Rainbow (Ritchie Bkackmore's band after Deep Purple). Ritchie Blackmore in my opinion is the best guitarist out of the well known players. That includes Jimmy Page.
can u do zztop gimme all your lovin thank u lulu and donna and kathy
RITCHIE BLACKMORE IS GOD ON GUITAR ❤
I recommend the version with rainbow from the same song Dio was absolutely amazing at this performance in my opinion it’s the best version you must definitely check that out it will not disappoint you catch the rainbow is also great song from that same concert
From the same concert try their song 'Burn' it shows off the voices of David Coverdale but also the Bass player Glen Hughes, both awesome singers.
Gutten tahg 3G 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
La mejor versión de esta canción la canta ronie james dio con rainbow
My mother used "Aqua Net" hairspray for about 45 years. Tease and squeeze was her motto! She could hit herself in the head and not feel it! j\k of course but you get the idea! Also they still use the "Goodyear" blimp for military and sports events! Great reaction!
Ritchie Blackmore quit Deep Purple and formed Rainbow. Check out Rainbow live doing Mistreated with the late Ronnie Jame Dio
This was a great performance, but awful camera work. Jon Lord, and Glen Hughes (who was the one singing those high notes) were virtually ignored, while drummer Ian Paice was only shown briefly for a few seconds. And the camera person was in love with (guitarist) Ritchie Blackmore’s back! Nevertheless, a great performance by the band, and a great reaction from you ladies! Thank you!🙂
Great reaction to a great band, I suggest you try out UFO "Rock Bottom" especially the live version from the album Strangers In The Night or "Love To Love" from the same album.
I don’t think they would have reacted the same way to the Rainbow version. “Space Truckin” live would be an awesome next choice.
My mom used Aqua Net Hair Spray
California jam.1974
Blackmore told.the cameraman not to come close to him because he needed a space
Cameraman of ABC just ignored
Blackmore finally smashed his guitar to the camera lens and burned the stage 😂
David coverdale was still green in this performance.i think u need to watch whitesnake version when David absolutely nail this song with better range.please watch the 1983 at donnington park live version.
Deep Purple is up there with Led Zeppelin tied for first in my opinion as the two greatest rock bands of all time❤❤❤❤❤
Well, don't forget Uriah Heep, Black Sabath,
Ritchie Blackmore, the guitarist, left Deep Purple in 1975 and formed Rainbow. There is a version of this song on YT live from Germany in 1977 by Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. It’s a better version for me.
Great song and love this version, but there is a cover by the guitarist's next band called Rainbow. The great Ronnie James Dio was on vocals and took it to another level. Check out Rainbow's 1977 Munich concert doing "Mistreated" and judge for yourself. Both versions are great, one is more bluesy and the other just a great vocal performance.
Deep Purple Mark III:
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
David Coverdale - lead vocals
Glenn Hughes - bass, backing vocals
Jon Lord - keyboards
Ian Paice - drums, percussion
P.S.: Lady Double Dealer from the same concert is a m-u-s-t...
Mate they never played Lady Double Dealer at the California Jam.
@@eddhardy1054 👍Correct! Deep Purple couldn't have played ‘Lady Double Dealer’ at the California Jam because the song hadn't yet been written in April 1974 on the Burn tour. It was done four months later on the Stormbringer album released at the end of the year, and played on the following tour from November 1974 to April 1975.
@@a.k.1740 Yep! 😊
@@eddhardy1054 U R right...the video is rom CALJAM but the sound is from Made in Europe. Good point there 👍
You should check out Rainbow version
More Stryper please. Divider which is a newer one.
Esto hace muy bien a la música retro. Los mejores músicos de todos los tiempos fueron desde 1960 adelante. Hoy es lamentable escuchar lo que no es música actual , por qué es pura mierda .estamos en un mundo al revés. Estos y toda su generación eran músicos , músicos .
Written for DC….a very young DC….the best versions
ARE YOU TEARING SWEET NANA? ME TOO IN ARGENTINA RIGHT NOW
Check up next this Song as Rainbow- Version with Ronny James Dio
For david and glenn the first appeariance in the us.