DEEP PURPLE - Inglewood 1968 (RESTORED VERSION) RARE
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2019
- This performance took place in Los Angeles on 18 October 1968, as the supporting band for Cream, at their Farewell Tour. It is an open-reel video recording made by Purple's US label at the time, Tetragrammaton Records. The video recording was made from the audience with a (then) state-of-the-art Sony 1/2 inch reel-to-reel videotape recorder and portable camera, with an open air microphone to capture the sound.
00:00 Prelude (And The Adress)/Hush
04:50 Kentucky Woman
09:49 Mandrake Root
19:45 Help!
25:24 Wring that Neck
32:13 River Deep, Mountain High
42:30 Hey Joe
ROD EVANS vocals
RITCHIE BLACKMORE guitar
NICK SIMPER bass
JON LORD keyboards
IAN PAICE drums
Los Angeles Friday 18, October 1968
A gift to all DP MARK I affictionados
Brian May and Pete Townshend have both stated that Blackmore was doing those things in England before Hendrix made his way over. And Carlo Little stated that Blackmore, playing in Lord Sutch’s band at age 15, was one of the guys all the musicians would come to see.
Hendrix was at this Concert. Jimmy saw Deep Purple in one of the 3 Concerts that Purple warmed up Cream on their Farewell Tour. Hendrix went into the Dressing Room and said you just blew Cream away. Purple went and partied at Jimmy's House that Sharon Tate was murdered by the Helter Skelter Gang. Jimmy told Jon Lord that you have is special. Ritchie was nicknamed Mr. Speed. Ritchie was the Original Speed Guitarist and Shredder. Jon Jammed two nights with Hendrix in New York with Dave Mason, Buddy Miles and I can't remember the other guy that played with them those two nights. Jimmy loved Lord's Hammond Skills.
Is there a bootleg available of that
Yeah, holy crap this is the first I've heard of any of this! It'd be great if there was some documentation of any of it. It wouldn't be hard to believe that Jimi was a DP fan, but I hadn't heard a mention of it before. I could see the two bands spurring each other on with their wild untamed energies : )
@@MagicCarpetRideShareProjectI keep trying to get back to you but there is a error in the Server.
@@MagicCarpetRideShareProjectI Googled the event. It came up on Qoura. Nick Simper talks about the event. I heard Jon Lord talk about it so long ago.
I found it on Qoura when I Googled the event. Nick Simper talks about it. I heard Jon Lord years ago talking about the event.
Say what you want, but Rod Evans was a great singer.
True bro, but he sounded like the 60's......Deep Purple was looking for a new sound!
But more a pop singer than rock.
@@graemeyetts3465 Have you heard? Captain Beyond Pop singer my butt!
@@brianreed5926 Yes I did.. Seemed like he was copying Gillan by then
@@graemeyetts3465 Truthfully I like both of them.
Deep Purple had the most talent of any rock group.
Jimi Hendrix is there watching this. After the show he goes back stage and taunts Clapton on how well the lads, especially that Blackmore fella is going over. After 3 shows in the support slot Cream kicks Deep Purple off the tour. Imagine Hendrix was watching Purple do Hey Joe.
I just read about that!🤣🤣🤘🏾
Yeah I heard that as well 🤣 jimi's compliment on purple was such a savage
Listen to Ritchie experimenting with jazzy, outside scales on Wring that Neck ... The man was a phenomenal guitarist, way ahead of his time.
He still is
Not here though.
Totally!I had no idea that he was this good because he sound so”poppy”on the albums but live he’s great!In fact he sounds a lot like Gillan in a few places.Maybe Gillan copyied him who knows.
@@peteyoung7665 Emmm, no
And what a tone, Strat or 335 irrespectively!
Man Rod Evans vocals are freakin' awesome on Hey Joe. No wonder Cream kicked them off the tour as the whole band sounded amazing.
I was at that show, my first concert. What a treat to hear it after so many years.
Please , if possible, can this concert be restored in focus using state of the art computer and in color. would be a treasure to Deep Purple fans worldwide...WOW!!! SUPER CONCERT!!!
Sounds pretty heavy for 1968. Ian Paice is a beast.
Deep Purple MKI are very underrated, they were very heavy and ahead of their time despite the more "pop" approach
@@ferrreira Andre, I agree. I love MKI. I wish there was more.
I just watched this video because I was looking for one of these early recordings. I remembered that one of these is in some documentary about heavy metal, and I was really surprised that sound that heavy was being done that early.
@@_s827 check out deep purple live at the Blizen festival from 69. Especially Blackmore shredding and sweeping.
@@thetruthhurts6652 thank you!
Mandrake Root is the bomb.
WOW! what a gem. I was 15 yrs old an attended this concert at The Forum, in Inglewood, Ca. funny to think I'd have to wait 53 yrs to see it again. Thanks for the post.
Ian's MK1 snare sound is wonderful
Rod Evans.
Captain Beyond is SUPER BAND.
Man, that would have been a concert to go to. Ritchie Blackmore and Eric Clapton on the same stage in the same night😁😁👏👏
Blackmore sets himself apart from other young guitarist with his unique sound and style a true leader and not a follower
everything was already there, the penchant to improvise on stage and to modify the songs, which was to become the real trademark of DP along the years.
Rod Evans is amazing! First Captain Beyond LP is still unmatched!
Lots of obvious Vanilla Fudge and the Nice influences on show here. Ritchie always said the band liked Vanilla Fudge way of going about things more than anything at the time. Great concert, thanks for the upload. Ain't UA-cam just great.
Great Rod Evans!!!
Blackmore was vastly superior to Clapton. I knew he was a better player, but did not expect him to be this much better so young.
That's why Eric Clapton was so jealous with Jimi Hendrix and Ritchie Blackmore and perhaps is the main cause they kickef away Deep Purple of their tour even with the recording of this (specially Ritchie Blackmore could say them they are better than Cream and he is better than Clapton in their face).
Hendrix told Clapton you can’t follow that ,they were kicked offf the tour
Thank you for the restoring! Great bass lines and backing vocals by Nick Simper. Rod Evans had his chops too. All the band was on fire.
ian.... incroyable..quelle puissance,pour l epoque.....
Rod Evans rules! DP Mk I was early Prog Rock, with distinctly pre-metal elements.
@W A Badly advised by his management. Great shame he fell for it.
Rod Evans' vocals are vicious, especially on Kentucky Woman. Mk.1 and Mk.3 are the most similar versions of Deep Purple. Whoever restored the video did a great job. You can hear more bass here too. Bravo!
00:00 Prelude (And The Adress)/Hush
04:50 Kentucky Woman
09:49 Mandrake Root
19:45 Help!
25:24 Wring that Neck
32:13 River Deep, Mountain High
42:30 Hey Joe
Ευχαριστω Δαμιανε.Μιχαλης Κοκκινος Ελλαδα
Thanks 🙏
Piece of history in DP Don't delete that RARE!!!!!!!!!
Jon Lord.....wow
Their version of the Beatles "Help" is my favorite. very well done in this show.
Amazing energy, vitality ,and virtuosity from such a bunch of Wonderful , young musicians !
Thank you, mk 1 was special
AWESOME and Historically Important too
Purple rules
This is fantastic. Nice to hear musicians when they are young, hungry and full of indestructible attitude. This band will go far. Thanks for posting.
Tolles Zeitdokument einer der besten Rockbands, ever!
I was 16 and in high school. I would have loved to have gone to this concert.
actually I would have KILLED to have gone to this concert :)
Not born at that time(73).Please I need a time machine right now!Greetings from Greece-Ελλαδα Μιχαλης Κοκκινος
Nunca pensé que habría un concierto en vivo del mk1, bueno de los pocos que ya se conocian, es un momento único
Эванс круто спел!!!
Seems to be the only one full concert video of that era DP. Respect for restoring and sharing.
First time I've listened to that, thoroughly enjoyed it. Excellent stuff.
画像は悪いけど、音はなかなかですね。第1期の貴重なライブ動画ありがとうございます。
if you see the original ua-cam.com/video/rbQQ1U3kUbI/v-deo.html, you get the idea of the restoration progress...;) 元のua-cam.com/video/rbQQ1U3kUbI/v-deo.htmlを見ると、復元の進行状況がわかります...;）
Great work
thank you
"Mandrake Root" is incredible, especially for such an early gig. Rod Evans sings awfully on Kentucky Woman, towards the end, though.
All in all an amazing gem.
Don't get me wrong,where is Sabbarh and Zeppelin?(i love them both)BUT...PURPLE!!! Μιχαλης Κοκκινος
Very rare track😮
Was only 10 at the time but knew the older people were going to see CREAM. I did beg but guess I was just to young :(
La storia gente
And now to the most important question that 80-90% should be asking but no one has done it yet which is weird.What is Richie playing trough it just sounds amazing?!No one gets that sound today.Vox,Fender bassman or Marshall through a treble booster anyone?
ES-335 Vox Ac30, treble turned down, treble booster. One of the best rock guitar tones ever.
My first Deep Purple L.A. (Inglewood) Forum show was 1974...this would have been fun!
Please restore this anymore if possible this is great footage!!
if you see the original ua-cam.com/video/rbQQ1U3kUbI/v-deo.html, you get the idea of the restoration progress...;)
This is restored.
I've known this performance for years but something occured to me that I've never noticed before.
We all know this is a show from them famously supporting Cream and getting kicked off the tour after a few dates. Apocryphal old stories about Clapton being too intimidated by Blackmore are easy to dismiss, as I always have - especially at this stage when he was yet to find his thing with the Strat and was still adjusting from being a showy rock and roll guitarist to what was essentially a psychedelic (but we now recognise as proto prog) band.
But here the thing - there's moments on this performance where it sounds ike he's doing a Clapton impression? I hear it in the solo on Kentucky Woman, the very end of Mandrake Root and even the non-scary bits of Wring That Neck seems to sound much more Clapton-like than normal. Could it be that Ritchie was trolling Eric? The fact that he could do that and all that other stuff *and* the Clapton thing might have rubbed him the wrong way?
Still more likely that the band were just too bombastic, but it's a nice idea.
Knowing he is a practical joker, yeah, maybe you are right Mr RB might have been trolling Mr EC during the show and rubbed him off the wrong way.
I believe that it was more to do with Ginger Baker having Deep Purple kicked off the tour than Eric Clapton.
Jimi Hendrix was a guest of Eric Clapton at this show and commented on Richie Blackmore being a great guitar player I hear more Hendrix influences in Blackmore's playing than Clapton's.
THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!
Thanks for this amazing vintage video. I enjoyed watching as there is very little footage of Deep Purple Mk 1.
Genios
Help is amazing!
Лучшие из лучших!
Слава и почет!
Vraiment cool de voir Le Mack1 on stage!
Обалдеть! Видео есть...
Ritchie with a Telecaster on Mandrake Root!
Grooveeee-hh!
Only seeing this now!🙄
Thank you for your wonderful restoration work- much appreciated 👍
Really excellent playing from the boys here (and I’m not really a MkI fan at all!)
Thanks from Ireland🇮🇪
Yes!!!
I wonder what Jimi thought about Mandrake Root’s riff
Ritchie did admire Hendrix and RB did steal a lotta riffs, even the ever popular Smoke on the Water is a ripped riff lol… 🤣🤣
@@taurushamilton2739 smoke on the water from what song is ripped?
@@charalampostseronis6500 just UA-cam it… put in Ritchie Blackmore stolen riffs or something to that effect… I forgot the name of the song , you’ll find it as well as other riffs he copped, stole or as some say: “appropriated”🤣 it’s out there dig slightly
@@taurushamilton2739 nothing new under the sun. everyone rips sometimes. And how much was ripped from the black man the blues my own blood jazzman and they never got recognition royalties financial support for
@@taurushamilton2739 Black Night Yes, Child in Time, Yes. Smoke, No.
HABRIA HECHO DE TODO POR ESTAR EN LOS CONCIERTOS
yo también ;)
My favorite deep purple line-up
I'm surprised the audio is not completely distorted. Its not perfect, but a lot clearer than some live records I've heard.
I know that the neck on the strat, which Ritchie was gifted by one of Claptons roadies was bent. I suspect Ritchie put on a neck from a tele to replace it. There's a video knocking about with it being played. It might be the same guitar, which we're seeing here.
Crazy that 5 out of 7 tunes are covers!
Times were different. I'm glad that Purple mostly made the covers sound different though.
Just listen to the first Rolling Stones album or any early Doors setlists
Spoonful, Born Under a Bad Sign. Crossroads, Sitting on Top of the World, and I'm So Glad..
Help. Lennon and McCartney smoke nervously...
Deep Purple's version of Help! is a masterpiece, that mood is what Lennon was going for. I wonder what he thought of it, if he ever even heard it.
@@doctorrobert1339
Yes, Lennon did hear it, and he considered it to be the definitive version of the song because it captured the mood and feel of what he had originally intended for the Beatles' version before management stepped in and demanded that it be arranged as a more upbeat song so that it would become a hit on the pop charts.
Amigo como conseguiste ese video?
Escuchando bien Rod Evans tenia una voz muy similar a la de Ian Gillan, aun que por su puesto Gillan podia llegar a notas muy altas.
Of course bd was in DP
Inglewood.....
Inglewood. It feels like the end of Planet of the Apes.
At/In the FORUM, to be exact (for the sake of DP history). P.S. Hendrix was in the audience that night -- and hearing them play 'Hey Joe' ! Just Toooo Cool !!
@@gilobregon Is this in Inglewood calif?? Hendrix was in this audiance amazing, at 16:50 seems like Ritchie is mocking, making fun of Hendrix, screwing his guitar between his legs. With Hendrix in the audiance they Should've made this into a movie that night.
@@dannyhood8857 The same. Just learned about it myself while watching a UA-cam video about the interactions between Purple and Hendrix. Check it out!
Thanks. I must have that on play list. I didn't know they was In Inglewood I need too see it Again. Is that where LA forum was? I haven't been there in years, since like early 90s chasin Hynie
@@dannyhood8857 Yes, The giant mutant birthday cake-looking thing is still there. Remember it well -- saw Jethro Tull there twice. Deep Purple -- Deep Purple (3rd album) is one of my fave albums. And even now, can't keep still whenever I hear "Hush" being played.
BIG=
Blackmore Is God.
There has to be a video of Cream's performance somewhere in the archives
There is a bootleg of them playing a ‘heavier than usual’ version of Sunshine on this date. This makes sense since they felt upstaged by Purple (which coincidentally kicked purple off the tour as a supporting act) so they had to put more energy into their set. I find that version of sunshine to be my favorite.
Ganjamancer yeah it’s the black ‘68 strat with maple cap
@@ElitesGuardian the strat that was given to Ritchie on the LA Forum was a backup guitar Eric had (from 1967, you can see it in some pics of Cream playing at the Whiskey A Go Go on september 1967 or a pic of Cream at the Fillmore West in August 1967 where Jack is also using a red Jazz/P bass), you can see Ritchie using it on a video of Wring That Neck in the studio in 1968 on YT
@@jayvincentmarchetto2633 could you send me a link to the photos? I can’t find them, I am not saying you’re wrong, I am curious because I’ve never seen Eric use it on stage before Ritchie’s acquisition.
@@ElitesGuardian you can find them on Angelfire Cream page, then click on the road to dreams section and scroll down untill you reach August and September 1967 (look at the pics description for the dates) you'll find the Fillmore and Whiskey A Go Go pics. And fun fact is a parts-caster, is a strat body with a tele neck the guitar used by Eric and then given to Ritchie
SHADES OF GREY..... The musical.
Am I mistaken but is Ritchie playing a Telecaster on Mandrake Root?
Gibson ES-335
Think you might be looking at the bass and Nick. Ritchie is somewhere off to the tight in the shadows
Right !#
No.I stand corrected there is definitely a telecasts clearly seen in front of Ian's drum kit during madrake root good spot
sorry to doubt you
@@robertbrown4629 yes is a black and white tele he used, you can see it better on a promotional video of Hush where they mime the tune and Ritchie is using that Tele (video recorded around the days of the concerts with Cream)
Blackmore is the best.
Blackmore is unbelievable. Way better than Clapton or Page. I don't understand why he isn't ranked higher
They were already heavy in a wierd way heavier then mk 2 !
No. Not in any way. Compared to "Deep Purple In Rock" this statement is pretty nonsense.
The Deep Purple line-up that became famous worldwide as a hard rock band was Deep Purple MkII. Because THEY were heavy, not MKI.
And it was very important for the further development that Ian Gillan joined one day (summer '69). Rod Evans couldn't have sung a single track on In Rock as heavy and with such presence as Ian Gillan, never.
Maybe we should mind the spelling in spite of you tube, cell phones and / or computers.
@@cotr-christmasontherocks4649 i firmly believe that mk i is far harder edged and heavier in the real sense of the word than mk ii might be. The bass player nicky simper is a bad ass, no wonder his band WARHORSE sounded to me like the next step of deep purple mk i and is , I.M.H.B.O. far heavier and harder than purple mk ii 's " In Rock. "
@@caidoangel8209 I agree. He’s an incredible bass player. More true American blues/r&b/rock feel than the other guys although those two both are great as well.
@@richardbosworth6635 roger glover helped write many of the purple classic’s.
Mandrake Root was played here with a Telecaster ?
the best sound was with the Stratocaster on 1969-1970 ( in my opinion )!
He plays on his red ES335
@@MrNielsPunk well yes & no - he starts & ends on the ES335, but the solo section where he does little more than toss the guitar around & bang it there's a few frames where you can see it's a Strat. Excellent quick change from roadie. I'm delighted this is here 'cus there seems to so little Mk1 live footage, but you can't deny the video is dreadful!
@@barrieflix is correct he starts and finishes with the ES335 but the he uses a black with white pickguard telecaster during his solo, you can se Ritchie using that Tele on a promotional video of Hush (the one where Rod jumps in a pool, and the guys are just miming the tune) that was recorded around the days of their concerts with Cream
This is Inglewood calif?
That was cool. Clean it up though
if you see the original ua-cam.com/video/rbQQ1U3kUbI/v-deo.html, you get the idea of the restoration progress...;)
これひょっとしてかなり貴重なんじゃない？(´・ω・｀)
はい、そうです
Live much more heavy and experimental than Mark II
Just 16 days before this gig, there was a massacre of hundreds students in Mexico City by one of the most authoritarian governments in the recent history of the country: Elías Ordaz and Luis Echeverría from PRI
what the hell is going on with that telecaster
eat your cereal
Guitar sounds heavier than later Purple