@evidamayani4170 . Correct. Purple now on their 4th guitarist. Ritchie, Tommy Bolin (RIP), Steve Morse, Simon McBride. Joe Satriani (Satch) doesn't count as he was only brought in to complete the 93 tour in support of The Battle Rages On after Ritchie walked out/left the band for the second and final time early in the tour.
I love how he says it's not a difficult part, yet in the whole solo section he's playing 16th notes on the hihat with one hand, and making them feel just right on an opening and closing hihat as he steadily increases intensity. World class and humble.
Exactly. That part is actually very difficult, for the 'average' drummer. Well, Ian Paice certainly is a different breed though. "Just playing time..." Yeah, right xD
Yeah I was thinking the same thing as I watched that. Heard the song a ton of times, but watching it is so much better. I never would have picked up how truly badass that part was without seeing this video. Amazing!
Keep at it, Greg, and after you build up your stamina you'll find it easier. It's a great tool to have in your drumming toolkit. Plus, between those 16th notes and your hi-hat foot is where you can find innumerable ways to push and pull the grooves.
His effortless flow and rhythm is rare. You might like a modern drummer who cites Ian as an influence (Highway Star in particular) here, with a nice solo in this song... th-cam.com/video/FHpuEqMAcDg/w-d-xo.html
And still an influence today. Here's an example (made in Japan, as it happens) of a drummer who cites him among their influences...check the solo... th-cam.com/video/FHpuEqMAcDg/w-d-xo.html
I agree. Bonham is a killer on drums but my ears just enjoy Paice's drumming style more. Idk why, but the word "smooth" always comes to my mind when listening to Paice - very enjoyable to listen to!
Saw Ian a few times live , but the best was at Barrymores when he was touring with Gary Moore. I was less than 20 ft from him with an unobstructed view of his pedal work. What a machine!! Says something when Gary Moore is on stage and all you can do is watch the drummer. Legend!
Ian...Legend! Ian's playing is all about the music and not flash. However, his restraint and style prove that he is as a big of a part the sound that is Deep Purple. And at his age, he's proved that a drummer's can survive the business that is rock and roll.
Great job my friend! You are one of my idols. My top five albums are all live albums and the one with Mr. Pace is «Whitesnake, Love in the heart of the city» from 1980. I have played the LP and CD to shreads long time ago. Love it. Thank you. I have seen DP twice in Oslo. Thank you again!
Used to play drums, wish I still did, but Ian Paice was and still is my favorite drummer. I used to try and play like him, but was never good enough to keep up. Such a beast, gonna go put some DP on now and rock out to sleep.
My favorite all time drummer. Saw purple for the 3rd time this year in Lisbon and it’s always a joy to watch him play. It was a great gig, btw. Keep rocking Pacey. 🙏🏻👍🏻
The snare sounds so great. I love it. Mr Paice, I started to be a drummer at the age of 12 because of you and stil playing now at 60. Thanks and God bless you!
Great performance! This is such a good song and I really enjoy the solo section. I'm a Finnish drummer and a keyboardist and there's a lot of things I really like here. Deep Purple have been blessed by having one of the greatest drummers of all time but also two of the best keyboardists. Jon Lord was fantastic and I've always really liked Don Airey in all the albums he's been playing. I really appreciate the upload. It's great to hear this monitor mix of the song. In some ways it sounds better to me this way. The final version that ended up on the album is still really good though. Thank you for keeping the quality of music very high all these years. Take care and I hope you're having a great day.
Awesome! What a groove, and so musical to listen to. Thanks for this Ian. I hope our friend Cliff shook your hand on my behalf a couple of weeks ago. 🤓🤘🥁
Fantastic to see you Ian. I love what you have brought to drumming. You’re one of the drumming legends that I’m glad I’ve been alive to experience. Thanks man. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I remember being 12 and going to see Deep Purple as my first rock concert ever and they opened with this song. It blew me away. Few songs are as dear to me as this one is. This video is precious!
Great to meet in Leeds - as personable in the flesh as he appears on the videos - thank you for the 50+ years of pleasure you and your numerous colleagues have provided me with.
I have always been a big fan of you and your god given talent as a drummer, I have learned a lot from you sir. this a smooth take. loved it. keep this great content coming.
6:42 My favourite part. Watch how the intensity builds to a crescendo while pushing the beat, but then instantly drops back into the tightest, deepest groove possible. Playing the notes is often simple compared to making them FEEL good.
Even as a ten year old kid in the 70's (geeez, am I really that old?) when my older brother came along with a few Deep Purple records, I instantly admired how Ian Paice played the drums. A genius, non the less. And he is still doing it today. Thank you Sir, for being such a constant part of my life.
People say shit like that about guitarists and it's a pile of crap. If it were true, they just wouldn't bother playing anything. Imagine being so fucking dumb as to praise what a musician *doesn't* play.🙄
His way of drumming is always spot on...no extra nonsense. I am 64 years old now lived in Holland now in Austria. I grew up with Deep purple so to say. He is not showing how good he is. Ian is in love with his instrument and his band that's drumming all about. Believe it or not I bought the CD Now what today in Spittal kärnten what a coincidence. Anyway thanks for sharing Ian 🙂👍👍
Mr. Paice, I just wanted to say that you have always been the person that influenced my drumming from the very beginning. I actually started off playing Trumpet but when "Made in Japan" came out I just had to get it. After hearing it I was pulled into it by your playing. I put my Trumpet away and started to play the drums. Then I didn't know why I was so moved by your playing but now that I'm much older I know the reason. You ability to play with such dynamics is amazing. It's easy to play drums loud and with power, but to be able to play with such control of dynamics and still keep the power in your strokes is amazing. Today we drummer have so many tools we can use to give us the little something extra, but back in the day when you were on stage there were few extras you could use. Needless to say few can make drums speak, and you are one of the few that can. Thank you for your positive influence you have had on so many drummers.
Great to see Deep Purple still performing, Have seen you guys every time you've been to Adelaide SA. I was only a young guy then, but, it was way back in 1975 but have been a fan since.
최근 한국의 락 그룹인 부활을 좋아하게 되어서 세계 여러 락 그룹에 대해 공부하게 되었어요. 그러던 중에 딥퍼플에 관련된 문서를 보다가 링크가 걸려있길래 Ian Paice의 유튜브에 방문하게 되었는데, 와 정말 젊으시네요. 저는 2002년생이고, 이안님은 저희 할아버지와 동갑이신데 정말 대단하세요. 살아있는 전설, 건강하세요!
4 singers, 3 guitar players, 3 bass players, 2 keyboard players but only 1 Ian Paice!! The true heart and soul of Deep Purple
Actually 4 guitar players
@evidamayani4170 . Correct. Purple now on their 4th guitarist. Ritchie, Tommy Bolin (RIP), Steve Morse, Simon McBride. Joe Satriani (Satch) doesn't count as he was only brought in to complete the 93 tour in support of The Battle Rages On after Ritchie walked out/left the band for the second and final time early in the tour.
I love how he says it's not a difficult part, yet in the whole solo section he's playing 16th notes on the hihat with one hand, and making them feel just right on an opening and closing hihat as he steadily increases intensity. World class and humble.
Exactly. That part is actually very difficult, for the 'average' drummer. Well, Ian Paice certainly is a different breed though. "Just playing time..." Yeah, right xD
Yeah I was thinking the same thing as I watched that. Heard the song a ton of times, but watching it is so much better. I never would have picked up how truly badass that part was without seeing this video. Amazing!
Yes it's simple in theory but in that tempo and as rocksolid as he plays it it's not easy.
@@SkyAvila777 consider his age. Joints and everything gets more stiff.
Keep at it, Greg, and after you build up your stamina you'll find it easier. It's a great tool to have in your drumming toolkit. Plus, between those 16th notes and your hi-hat foot is where you can find innumerable ways to push and pull the grooves.
One of the greatest drummers ever!! Big influence to me! Thankyou so much Mr Paice
His effortless flow and rhythm is rare. You might like a modern drummer who cites Ian as an influence (Highway Star in particular) here, with a nice solo in this song... th-cam.com/video/FHpuEqMAcDg/w-d-xo.html
If you aspire to be a rock drummer, this is the epitome of tone and feel. That snare is just beautiful.
I agree
AMEN on the snare tone...Ian over the decades has had questionable snare tones imo on DP records...he got it right here!
Ian Paice on the Drums, Yessss!!!
Living legend. 50 years after Made In Japan was released and still kicking ass. Wow...
And still an influence today. Here's an example (made in Japan, as it happens) of a drummer who cites him among their influences...check the solo... th-cam.com/video/FHpuEqMAcDg/w-d-xo.html
same to me
Made in Japan is one of the greatest live albums ever recorded.
Amazing Ian. A great song is when you can take the vocals out and the song stands on its own. This does.
This man is one of 3 people who made me want to play drums when I was about 5 years old.
Masterclass! The subtleties and nuances, the way Ian doesn't overplay... The way he holds that groove - outstanding!
Ian Paice is a living legend and Icon in the music world ... he has been and continues to be one of my greatest influences
The absolute best drummer of his era. I know Bonham gets all the accolades but Paice is the man.
I agree. Bonham is a killer on drums but my ears just enjoy Paice's drumming style more. Idk why, but the word "smooth" always comes to my mind when listening to Paice - very enjoyable to listen to!
Yes yes yes ian paice
Ian Paice,,, one of the absolute best, most underrated drummers ever
I was going to say the exact same thing.
Roger is smoking on the bass. He puts down an excellent line.
Paice and Glover - great rhythm section, one of the best ever!
I was listening to that bass groove, it was perfect for this tune.
Brilliant , my favourite drummer of all time . The legendary Ian Paice 👍👏👏👏
100%
Had the pleasure of meeting this gentleman ..in my view he is the greatest rock /jazz drummer since Buddy Rich
Groove is king and there's the proof. Thanks Ian for a lifetime of solid grooves.
When amazingly humble Ian Paice is proud of his work, you know it's gonna be good. Awesome work. That is some crisp sounding drums 👌
The wizard of drums. Bravo, maestro!
Ian is such a powerhouse and a groove monster. Truly one of the greats.
You are one of my favorite drummers of ALL time. You are one of the reasons I started playing the drums back in 1973. Rock on Sir.
Same here in 72.....
My biggest influence on drumming... 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Saw Ian a few times live , but the best was at Barrymores when he was touring with Gary Moore. I was less than 20 ft from him with an unobstructed view of his pedal work. What a machine!! Says something when Gary Moore is on stage and all you can do is watch the drummer. Legend!
Wow, such great feel, precision and musicality.
One od the greatest rock drummer in history,if not the greatest.
Ian...Legend! Ian's playing is all about the music and not flash. However, his restraint and style prove that he is as a big of a part the sound that is Deep Purple. And at his age, he's proved that a drummer's can survive the business that is rock and roll.
My favorite rock drummer ever!!☀
Huge respect for one of the greatest drummers ever. Thanks Ian.
Big Ian i agree with you
Deep Purple ..yeah.. GREATEST band ever. Fortunate to see them a few years ago.
Great job my friend! You are one of my idols. My top five albums are all live albums and the one with Mr. Pace is «Whitesnake, Love in the heart of the city» from 1980. I have played the LP and CD to shreads long time ago. Love it. Thank you. I have seen DP twice in Oslo. Thank you again!
Used to play drums, wish I still did, but Ian Paice was and still is my favorite drummer. I used to try and play like him, but was never good enough to keep up. Such a beast, gonna go put some DP on now and rock out to sleep.
Loved that detail about the intensity of the drum part matching the guitar solo’s intensity. 😎🥁😎
Браво МАСТЕР ! Долгих лет!
My favorite all time drummer. Saw purple for the 3rd time this year in Lisbon and it’s always a joy to watch him play. It was a great gig, btw. Keep rocking Pacey. 🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you for everything, Mr. Paice!!
The technique coupled with such humility….the man is a living legend….need to see him on tour soon 😎👍🥁🎶❤️
My mentor, guru, and inspiration. Thank you Ian.
Fell in love with your groove since Who Do We Think We Are.
The snare sounds so great. I love it. Mr Paice, I started to be a drummer at the age of 12 because of you and stil playing now at 60. Thanks and God bless you!
GOD BLESS YOU TOO !!!
@@999fabioninja
☺👍
Great performance! This is such a good song and I really enjoy the solo section. I'm a Finnish drummer and a keyboardist and there's a lot of things I really like here.
Deep Purple have been blessed by having one of the greatest drummers of all time but also two of the best keyboardists. Jon Lord was fantastic and I've always really liked Don Airey in all the albums he's been playing.
I really appreciate the upload. It's great to hear this monitor mix of the song. In some ways it sounds better to me this way. The final version that ended up on the album is still really good though.
Thank you for keeping the quality of music very high all these years. Take care and I hope you're having a great day.
Awesome! What a groove, and so musical to listen to. Thanks for this Ian. I hope our friend Cliff shook your hand on my behalf a couple of weeks ago. 🤓🤘🥁
F A N T A S T I C...great dynamics and very interesting arrangend...always serving the Song...I want you on my next album 😉
I could watch Ian play all day. Such a great drummer and always comes across as a great bloke too
Still got it Ian..enjoy..love everything you play. Just remember out of all legendary drummers, please accept that you are the very best. Thankyou 💯
ridiculously good....nice!😁 Ian is the man!
Fantastic to see you Ian. I love what you have brought to drumming. You’re one of the drumming legends that I’m glad I’ve been alive to experience. Thanks man. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So smooth! You make the drums and cymbals sound great!
Stunning performance. Nailed it!!
Awesome Ian loved the stuff u did with Whitesnake, back in the day. I believe ur one of the most underrated drummers my friend. Outstanding
the hi-hat on the solo section is one of the grooviest I've ever heard. So beautiful!
I remember being 12 and going to see Deep Purple as my first rock concert ever and they opened with this song. It blew me away. Few songs are as dear to me as this one is. This video is precious!
Impeccable , as usual Mr. Paice.
Thank you for this Mr. Paice , my hero, what a great performance on this track! The master in action!!
Absolutely nailed it!!! 😯😯😯😯😯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Very classy. Well played Ian. You have a great feel and career
Amazing! As always! You sir are a huge inspiration to me and I'm sure to many others. Thank you very much
Love how the beat supports the solos. It really has that leaning into it feel. Nice Paistes too!
Уважаю этого музыканта.
still love your drumming-over many many years!!
Great to meet in Leeds - as personable in the flesh as he appears on the videos - thank you for the 50+ years of pleasure you and your numerous colleagues have provided me with.
Mr. Paice, I am a drummer from Chile and you have been one of my greatest inspirations. Thanks for sharing your great work! 🙏🙏🙏
I have always been a big fan of you and your god given talent as a drummer, I have learned a lot from you sir. this a smooth take. loved it. keep this great content coming.
Very great Mr Paice. You are my inspiration in drumming. Thank you
You have it, or you have it not...
Amazing to still keep that groove and precision at that age... incredible!!
6:42 My favourite part.
Watch how the intensity builds to a crescendo while pushing the beat, but then instantly
drops back into the tightest, deepest groove possible.
Playing the notes is often simple compared to making them FEEL good.
Well done, and great sounding drums!
Awesome work Ian. Playing in good form.
Ian, the legend! And so humble!
The beginning of the track reminds me... Kansas, in the 80s 🎼🎸
Now What is a teriffic album, and while this one may not stand out to be the 'hit' song, it really captures the purple spirit since the early days
Wow! Stunning drumming and what a beautiful bass line by Mr Glover. No wonder they drive the best rock band in the world so well.
Nice to see you back Ian...Cheers from the Rockies.
Even as a ten year old kid in the 70's (geeez, am I really that old?) when my older brother came along with a few Deep Purple records, I instantly admired how Ian Paice played the drums. A genius, non the less. And he is still doing it today. Thank you Sir, for being such a constant part of my life.
Indeed
I love this man, incredible musician.
Legend! And a killer drum sounds! Especially snare drum!
Best wishes from Croatia 🙏🏻🌈
Always enjoy watching you play Ian!! professional through and through.
Happy birthday Ian. You are the reason I started playing 🥁.
Thanks a lot. God bless you. Long live Mr Paice
Excelente trabajo Ian.....lo mejor de lo mejor.
Enjoyed it very much! Much better than a drum machine because with human feeling. Super Song, great drummer! Got the CD. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Love the long extended solo section, that buildup works so well.
Brilliant sir , been a follower for decades and decades !!!!!
My favorite track from Now What, indeed a great groove and also a great vocal work in my opinion.
Metronome...Art..Legend....
Literally like a machine... An amazing legend.
Pure class. It’s all about what he leaves out. The spaces between.
People say shit like that about guitarists and it's a pile of crap. If it were true, they just wouldn't bother playing anything. Imagine being so fucking dumb as to praise what a musician *doesn't* play.🙄
His way of drumming is always spot on...no extra nonsense. I am 64 years old now lived in Holland now in Austria. I grew up with Deep purple so to say. He is not showing how good he is. Ian is in love with his instrument and his band that's drumming all about. Believe it or not I bought the CD Now what today in Spittal kärnten what a coincidence. Anyway thanks for sharing Ian 🙂👍👍
The track seemed so-so on the album, but live it became a very different beast. Thanks for the very interesting video.
I loved it instantly 😍 VINTAGE DP...and it was buried towards the back of the album.
Drums are sounding great as always!
Master
Welcome back
We are very happy to see You again!
Mr. Paice, I just wanted to say that you have always been the person that influenced my drumming from the very beginning. I actually started off playing Trumpet but when "Made in Japan" came out I just had to get it. After hearing it I was pulled into it by your playing. I put my Trumpet away and started to play the drums. Then I didn't know why I was so moved by your playing but now that I'm much older I know the reason. You ability to play with such dynamics is amazing. It's easy to play drums loud and with power, but to be able to play with such control of dynamics and still keep the power in your strokes is amazing.
Today we drummer have so many tools we can use to give us the little something extra, but back in the day when you were on stage there were few extras you could use. Needless to say few can make drums speak, and you are one of the few that can. Thank you for your positive influence you have had on so many drummers.
Always good...A MASTER IS A MASTER... GOD BLESS YOU!!!👌🙏👋👋👋 YOU PLAY MUSIC , NOT JUST NOISE...
We are so lucky to have you still groovin!
Great to see Deep Purple still performing, Have seen you guys every time you've been to Adelaide SA. I was only a young guy then, but, it was way back in 1975 but have been a fan since.
What a pleasure and an honour it was to have watched you and the band play, last Sunday in Lisbon! Thank you Ian, for a very special night!
Love it Ian , and you deflinetly nailed it with fabulously great time feel !!! Wow
최근 한국의 락 그룹인 부활을 좋아하게 되어서 세계 여러 락 그룹에 대해 공부하게 되었어요. 그러던 중에 딥퍼플에 관련된 문서를 보다가 링크가 걸려있길래 Ian Paice의 유튜브에 방문하게 되었는데, 와 정말 젊으시네요. 저는 2002년생이고, 이안님은 저희 할아버지와 동갑이신데 정말 대단하세요. 살아있는 전설, 건강하세요!
Just Woooow!!! Superb drumming par excellance. And the snaresound.... Gold to my ears.
Thanks for the music in Sofia and Blagoevgrad Mr. Paice!
You couldnt be any more proud than I am. Fantastic.
If you have It, please show us the video of one of your greatest studio performances ever: Hey Cisco!
GREAT groove. 🔥
Great to see you again Ian Cheers!
Fantastic! Looking forward to his next video! ❤