Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water Organ Track
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That's the reason why any average band's attempt to cover this supposedly simple song is bound to fail miserably.
True
There's so much nuance to this song. I've never seen anyone do it justice, including Deep Purple in '98! This is why I'm hellbent on covering properly :)
The whole world is playing the chorus wrong! Lorde play C minor in the chorus! I heard this nuance in 1975, when I was 12 years old.
Perfect example of rock organ.
I love Hammond sound.
Super classic tune
Green River No the perfect example of rock organ is Steve Winwood on Voodoo Child (Electric Ladyland side A).
Guy Guyguy That's good, i liked.
What others song you think are organ classics?
Green River Emerson Lake and Palmer, Allman Brothers Band.
Just great, I have my stereo sitting on a Leslie speaker and I can't think of the best ones.
Green River Emerson Lake and Palmer, Allman Brothers Band.
Greg's Leslie speaker sound - right NOW on the radio - "Whipping Post"
@@Greenriver842 smokin by boston
That tone is just....INSANE!
The organ is supposed to feed a large Leslie speaker with rotating horn tweeter and rotating baffle over a huge woofer, then all mic'd. He just plugs into the amp and turns it all the way up!
@@ronkonkoma7718 i know, a Marshall stack. Amazing sound.
His left hand hits on the verses are all over the place. I'm not convinced he wasn't blasted out of his mind when he recorded this.
The best hard rock songs have a touch of melancholy about them. This song is about a sad event, and the volcanic organ parts reflect the fire. Even though Jon Lord didn't write the lyrics - Gillan/Glover did - the fire would've been fresh in his memory. But listen to the chord changes in an "up" song like Boys Are Back In Town and you'll find that melancholy, "lost summer" air.
Back when my 3rd ear was still in development I had no way to know about this foot-tapping bluesy masterpiece going on in the background.
Alexandru-Octavian Badea I'm only 18. I can't hear the keyboard in the full mix at all. I hope I'll be able to in the future. If the loud music hasn't made me deaf by then 😂
@@seanoconnor5730 How can you not hear the keyboard? It's hard panned to the right while the guitar is hard panned to the left, it's impossible NOT to hear it.
Wow, he plays a C minor chord at 1:08, even though the melody has the major third (E). Never noticed that before but now that I listened to the album, yes, it is there. Kind of strange.
Then again, behind the guitar solo he plays C major chords but the bassist uses Eb over it. Well, I guess that's just bluesy...
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Yes, and that's exactly what I just said.
Also, using both minor and major third is really not that rare (that's just bluesy, gives a 7#9 sound). It was just something I had never noticed before in this song. Though, usually it is not used the way it's used in this song. If you want to create a G Dorian framework, I would avoid playing the Eb in the bass. The bass clearly implies Gm and Cm chords. Usually if you want a 7#9 sound, the #9 is used in the melody, not in the bass because the bass is the foundation. Implying a Cm chord with the bass and playing C major over it sounds like a Cm chord with a major third played over it. Implying a C major chord with the bass and playing Cm(7) over it on the other hand sounds like C7#9. Not sure if it was intentional/thought out or if they were just jamming and that's the way they played it.
G Dorian gives a C7 chord so you can play licks in Cm/C7
When i first heared this change it gave me goose bumps. It feels really deep. Lovely!
its just sloppy
@@JohnDoe-po3ku No, its a 7#9 chord and your ears are uneducated.
What really irritated me in 2012 was that some "rock expert" used this opening riff to illustrate Jon Lord's talent. The idiot said: "This shows how simple his work was - not complicated like Yes music". Ignorant or very ignorant? Rick Wakeman himself will tell you how good Jon Lord was. The so-called expert didn't play a single solo or rhythm part.
Also, if you break the harmonies of some of the best classical hits, you'll see that the simplest is the most catchiest. For example- Beethoven's 5th symphony. Only 2 different notes in 4 beats. So simple.
He should've tried playing the organ solo on Fireball, which Jon himself said was "bloody difficult to play".
Jon Lord was the best!
Thonis but not even close to Lord himself
such immense sound!!!
Listen for when he is actually banging on the organ trying to give the engineer a heart attack.
Amazing what Jon Lors can do with an hammond organ plug on a Marshall combo amp, he bypass the leslie to put this raw distorted organ grinder beast !
Awesome... JL was a rock keyboard genius! To make this fairly simple chord progression into a master piece and blueprint for classic rock is his trademark and why bands like Purple are still streets ahead of newer bands. Innovative and still refreshing now 30+ years on. Great to hear the isolated tracks. Thanks ... :-) I am going to use Gillan's vocal stem in my own work! Cool.
Agora eu gosto ainda mais dos teclados dessa música.
Oh my god dude thank you !
Thanks ! Perfect sound yeah!!
Absolutely fantastic job with bulding a keyboard rock sound!
terrific!!!
Good LORD !!!! I love it
your majesty Jonathan Douglas Lord 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
It was a pleasure for him to be in Deep Purple but he retired early and passed away at his early 70's
Guitar starts on this one,this is where he edited the actual master from, the organ comes in the 3rd time? Space Truckin is the one that starts with Organ, even Jon Lord says this in an interview from the making of Machine Head
I do not feel we need anything other than our ears to know which instrument starts on which piece. The sounds and the performance techniques of the instruments and the artists are distinct from one another across the record. They also regularly pan the guitar and organ to separate channels on the record. I feel there is no mistaking the organ on this record. Anyone who frustrates with this may only require more experience. :) Become familiar with the instrument, with different qualities of sound like distortion and drive, and with how organists or guitarists play their instruments. Understand that the organ was a Hammond through a Marshall stack, I believe. And the sound should be recognized distinctly from the guitar at this point.
You are correct, @john elton. "Space Truckin'" begins with Jon Lord's organ performance in the right channel and the electric bass in the center channel. "Smoke on the Water" begins with (Ritchie Blackmore's?) electric guitar performance in the left channel.
They just cut the beginning so there isn't just silence.
OK he' s got the Hammond plugged straight into a Marshall Amp turned up to '11'., not the organ speaker used by everyone else.
Guy Guyguy ... and so?
The Belldog Must have replied to the wrong youtube post, someone was asking how the hell to get their organ to sound like this.
Guy Guyguy Oh, yes, that's right, buddy.
Intro is really organ? Wow
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hmm just listened to them both and i think the guitar starts it. You can definitely hear the drums at the beginning of this video. so i'd say the guitar plays the riff 2x then organ and drums come in for another 2x then bass 2x then verse boom!
Dose anyone know where I can find a you tube tutorial on this
Can I use this backingtrack for my Tribute to the Band?
1:08 เสียงสัตว์กำลังคำราม
Makes your hair stand on end!
listen to the original recording and you will hear organ come in the 2nd? or 3rd time? but, this is edited just for organ!!
Single Version: 2nd. Album Version: 3rd!
But total it is 5 or 6 times but here it is only 3 times
0:34
1:37
2:40
3:38
How did you make this?
Multitrack recording. Enough online digging and you’ll be able to find.