In my dark and whispering room Memories still brings Numbness to my feelings Take my hand and brush my brow. Excellent song, One of my favorites I wish Ritchie and Rod would put things aside and some how play this awesome song once again.
Thank you again for doing my request. I tried to select some songs that are less popular among the fans of the bands so that it would hopefully be a fresh one for Wilss too and I kinda felt you'd both like this one. I'm glad it worked well. By the way, at the exact part Jackie made that "he sounds like Elvis" comment, I always feel the same. Especially the "even though you'd soon be gone" line, I guess the way he sings/pronounces "soon be gone" is pretty similar to a line Elvis sings within a popular-ish song but I couldn't figure out that song yet.
The singer in this song is ROD EVANS, the first vocalist of the band. He lasted only a year, but the band record 3 albums with this first line-up, known as Deep Purple Mark I. Then in 1969, they changed the singer and the bass player (Ian Gillan and Roger Glover came in) and this was Mark II and lasted until 1973, when again changed the singer and bass player (David Coiverdale and Glenn Hughes were the new ones) to be the Mark III. The nucleus of the band was Jon Lord on keyboards, Ritchie Blackmore on guitar and Ian Paice on drums.
I think it is the best piece of music deep purple ever made. It's not really rock but with the violins and the drums and the vocals etc. Also the backing vocals are incredible
If you like violins and orchestration you should definitely react to April, from Deep Purple's self titled, a spiritual successor from Anthem, the song featured in this video. As others have mentioned, the singer of this line up (Mark 1) was Rod Evans, an exceptional vocalist who later went to perform with Captain Beyond Give April a reaction video, you won't regret it.
Strings, Keyboards and the whole composition, courtesy of maestro Jon Lord. You should listen to his CONCERTO FOR GROUP AND ORCHESTRA, performed by Deep Purple and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Malcolm Arnold (Oscar winner for his music for movies) live at The Royal Albert Hall, recorded in 1969. It's in youtube too. I think you will enjoyed a lot, specially Jax. Cheers.
Just as Richie Rich says it’s not Mr. Gillan singing, but that is Ian gillan in the picture the one in the middle.. check out hard loving man from their album in rock. And also flight of the rat from the same album that is with Ian Gillan some great vocals in those two songs and also the instrumentals are phenomenal.
No, that 's not Ian Gillan singing on "Anthem" it's Rod Evans from Deep Purple Mark I. Instead of Ian Gillan it featured Rod Evans vocals, and Nick Simper bass. Gillan and Glover never joined until 1969 with a Proms concert in April 1969. Look it up!
Rod Evans was their singer for their first 3 albums in the 60s, Ian Gillan replaced him in 1969 after their third record, Deep Purple. Nobody really knows what happened with Rod Evans after his early work with Deep Purple.
Nice reaction. Love purple, all of it, but imo, made in Japan is peak prime purple. Btw if you liked rod evans, check out captain beyond, the band he joined when purple showed him the door.
Jax has an affinity for violins? Odd, that, cause I just realised she's the double of Katherine Blake (your cue to say "What's the matter, fella, jealous?") Interesting song choice - early DP in psychedelic mode. As noted Rod Evans is the singer here. (To hear Ian Gillan in "restrained" mode go to the vocal part of DP's Gemini Suite). I'm still waiting for someone to react on TH-cam to one of their epic jams (suggestion: the first 11.14 of this upload th-cam.com/video/8Tv1W2philc/w-d-xo.html)
In my dark and whispering room
Memories still brings
Numbness to my feelings
Take my hand and brush my brow.
Excellent song,
One of my favorites
I wish Ritchie and Rod would put things aside and some how play this awesome song once again.
Thank!!!! 💜💜💜💜💜
This song is a rock himn!! Thanks for revival how good it feels listening
Rod Evans
Not Gillan
Masterpiece never gets old.
Beautiful song... Jon Lord was a master composer.
Thank you again for doing my request. I tried to select some songs that are less popular among the fans of the bands so that it would hopefully be a fresh one for Wilss too and I kinda felt you'd both like this one. I'm glad it worked well. By the way, at the exact part Jackie made that "he sounds like Elvis" comment, I always feel the same. Especially the "even though you'd soon be gone" line, I guess the way he sings/pronounces "soon be gone" is pretty similar to a line Elvis sings within a popular-ish song but I couldn't figure out that song yet.
The singer in this song is ROD EVANS, the first vocalist of the band. He lasted only a year, but the band record 3 albums with this first line-up, known as Deep Purple Mark I. Then in 1969, they changed the singer and the bass player (Ian Gillan and Roger Glover came in) and this was Mark II and lasted until 1973, when again changed the singer and bass player (David Coiverdale and Glenn Hughes were the new ones) to be the Mark III. The nucleus of the band was Jon Lord on keyboards, Ritchie Blackmore on guitar and Ian Paice on drums.
this is rod evans on vocals. he sang on the first 3 albums. then he was in captain beyond.
I think it is the best piece of music deep purple ever made. It's not really rock but with the violins and the drums and the vocals etc. Also the backing vocals are incredible
If you like violins and orchestration you should definitely react to April, from Deep Purple's self titled, a spiritual successor from Anthem, the song featured in this video.
As others have mentioned, the singer of this line up (Mark 1) was Rod Evans, an exceptional vocalist who later went to perform with Captain Beyond
Give April a reaction video, you won't regret it.
Correction this is most definately not Ian Gillan on vocals. This is Rod Evans.
First time I heard this song was when I saw that one German movie "requiem "
I agree! I can picture Elvis Presley singing. That would have been so cool 😁
Epic theme
👍👍👍
Strings, Keyboards and the whole composition, courtesy of maestro Jon Lord. You should listen to his CONCERTO FOR GROUP AND ORCHESTRA, performed by Deep Purple and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Malcolm Arnold (Oscar winner for his music for movies) live at The Royal Albert Hall, recorded in 1969. It's in youtube too. I think you will enjoyed a lot, specially Jax. Cheers.
its not ian gilen its the great rod evans
Just as Richie Rich says it’s not Mr. Gillan singing, but that is Ian gillan in the picture the one in the middle.. check out hard loving man from their album in rock. And also flight of the rat from the same album that is with Ian Gillan some great vocals in those two songs and also the instrumentals are phenomenal.
a small correction dears the singer on that early days was rhod evans not ian gillan ,ian comes later on replacing evans
No, that 's not Ian Gillan singing on "Anthem" it's Rod Evans from Deep Purple Mark I. Instead of Ian Gillan it featured Rod Evans vocals, and Nick Simper bass. Gillan and Glover never joined until 1969 with a Proms concert in April 1969. Look it up!
thanks
Rod Evans was their singer for their first 3 albums in the 60s, Ian Gillan replaced him in 1969 after their third record, Deep Purple.
Nobody really knows what happened with Rod Evans after his early work with Deep Purple.
Its called Captain Beyond, and they were awesome!
Nice!
Born1973.
I sought this song out
I found it in 2018
It took me ages
I even. Went to a record store at 2003
This song never helped me
This song comes in the movie requiem about a girl who is possesed by the devil. A german movie.
Good choice and good reaction. Try something by Rainbow, for example Stargazer or Catch the Rainbow. Thanks.
👍👍👍👍👍☝☝☝👍
Deeppurplelomasgrande
The shield is another good song
Nice reaction. Love purple, all of it, but imo, made in Japan is peak prime purple. Btw if you liked rod evans, check out captain beyond, the band he joined when purple showed him the door.
Rod Evans bro MK 1!
Try Child in Time from in Rock or Made in Japan.
To really appreciate them listen to the whole Made in Japan album
Jax has an affinity for violins? Odd, that, cause I just realised she's the double of Katherine Blake (your cue to say "What's the matter, fella, jealous?")
Interesting song choice - early DP in psychedelic mode. As noted Rod Evans is the singer here. (To hear Ian Gillan in "restrained" mode go to the vocal part of DP's Gemini Suite). I'm still waiting for someone to react on TH-cam to one of their epic jams (suggestion: the first 11.14 of this upload th-cam.com/video/8Tv1W2philc/w-d-xo.html)
Please react to Morrissey - Seasick, Yet Still Docked
Youre girls maaaaad cute bro ♥️
Is she seeing anyone?
😄
Well since she's my girl....... :-D
@@wilssandjax7237 lol yh that...
Was.. the joke
Dude just stop