You should listen to "Rat Bat Blue" (studio version), also by Deep Purple. Great song, great singer (Ian Gillan), and a keyboard freakout that will leave you in awe.
Imagine hearing Deep Purple for the first time... One of top 3 bands(along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath) creators and pioneers of the hard rock and heavy metal from 60 years ago...
This version of Deep Purple gave us a first listen to lead singer David Coverdale (Whitesnake founder), who replaced Ian Gillan and the harmonies/screams of bassist Glenn Hughes (Trapeze and - briefly - fronting Black Sabbath among other bands), who took over when Roger Glover left .
Ahhh Deep Purple, superb. They were & still are tremendous musicians even with the line up changes. Tommy would be so honoured to be on stage recently with Glenn Hughes, ex Deep Purple bassist & co vocalist on this track.
Boomer here. Played keys with various bar bands starting in 1971 when I was 14 and off and on until 1996. What you heard in the keyboard solo was a Hammomd B3 organ some (probably) moog sounds and a mechanical reverb (the thunder) that you get by bumping an amp with a hand or foot. Scares the shit out of people when its coming through a front end.
When I was young, very young I listened one or two Deep Purple songs and I'm not gonna lie, I cannot listened it because I really didn't like. Now... a few years older (hahahahhahah, few....) I enjoy it. Time changes us. Thank you bro!
The Thunder noise: Jon had a ring modulator rooted through the Hammond C3, he could twiddly the controls for all sorts of weird noises. Famous for rooting his Hammond through Marshall amps and speakers, on the Burn tour he had a bank of Lesley speakers, big ones! Uriah Heep: yes similar instrumentation. At one time in the early seventies, the two bands rehearsed in the same building. Loved to have heard that!
Happy to hear more Deep Purple songs. I was young when Deep Purple was at their best. Every kid with an electric guitar was playing "Smoke on the Water" so I only knew that one. Could hear it after school all over town. Thank you as always for introducing me to new stuff!
The "thunder" in the keyboard solo IS the keyboard! The keyboardist Jon Lord used to rock his hammond organ to and thro forcing some of the mechanical parts inside to vibrate and create "thunder" noises. Imagine that! You can't do that on a digital keyboard...
Hi Giventoe! Good to see you exploring new music, because Tommy's doing it. Well Tommy's version is fantastic. Glad you are doing the original, I never heard it either. Love it too. You are totally terrific ❤❤❤❤
Hi from Mid-Sweden, Welcome to Deep Purple land. Here you have the founders of hard rock (together with Led Zep). Deep Purple (Mk I-III, at least) was heavily organ and guitar-based. Do yourselves a favour and listen to the following DP songs and more: "Child in time", "Highway Star", "Space truckin'", "Woman from Tokyo", "Rat bat blue", "The Mule", "Mary Long"..... . Both studio and live versions ("Live in Japan") are worth listening to. There is also a fantastic video of DP with "Child in time" on TH-cam.
Love the vocals of Coverdale and Hughes on this song. To my fellow Deep Purple fans, if you haven't heard the band, Black Country Communion, do yourself a favour. Hughes on lead vocals, Joe Bonamassa on guitar and Jason Bonham on drums.
Good reaction, just a comment about Uriah Heep, they used to be called "a Deep Purple's copy". I agree that's wasn't fair because they were great on their own, but that's what it was. I love Uriah Heep by the way, and find these two bands completely talented and awesome on stage.
Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord doing what they do best. Two of the greatest. Another band you might not know is call Rainbow. Ritchie Blackmore left Deep Purple to form Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. The song to check out is "Stargazer"
Awesome friday today beside the weather, Tommy is back and Hammerfalls new album was released today with a music video to the titel song from the album. Have a great weekend my friends 😊🤘
Thanks for the original. It was interesting to listen to him. I'm not a fan of this band, although I've listened to them. I liked this song. Especially the hum of a car engine starting up, included in the melody. It was funny. Thanks for the reaction, and we are waiting for a review of Tommy's cover.
Great song, honestly. But not my favorite line-up of DP. But when you put Richie Blackmoore (guitar) and Jon Lord (B3 Hammond organ & synth) it's always Magic! I recommend listening to their Machine Head album (where "Smoke on the water" is from). Go to Wiki and read how the album was made, first.
Har hört en del med Deep Purple, är ju uppvuxen med en storebror som spelade mycket musik. Har några favoriter som Highway Star, Black Night, Knocking at your backdoor mfl. Just den här har jag inte något minne av att jag hört 🤔 Kanske ingen favorit hos brorsan 🤷♀️ Men riktigt bra tycker jag 💥
David Coverdale has a fantastic voice, no match for Ian Gillan in my opinion and having met him a few times I'm not a fan of the man himself but he's a good performer. Jon Lord's keyboards were always epic. Tommy J is back with a bang 🤟 what a great song to come back with.
Shame on you miss out on one of the greatest band ever DP and you should have done the live California jam when they played in front of 300000 with good sound!
You are not the only one that had never heard of this song. However I liked it very much. Förresten ska du till festivalen på torsdag 16 augusti och se filmen om Skånes stora rockhjälte Kal P Dal?
Well, it's hard when I never heard the song before, sometimes it simply does not go the way you want. Dumb is not a word I am a fan of, fail I can totally accept though =)
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Du är för ung och hade väl inte föräldrar som "dunkade" in Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin och KISS i dina barn. Det har jag gjort med mina söner (födda 1988 och 1992). Kul att se dig njuta!
I have not been a fan of Deep Purple either, but I like Blackmore's Night - big fan. Blackmore made a huge change in his style with Blackmore's Night. I do not care for this song, but do not hate it. It is sort of boring. The segment that you say you like is really nice.
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You should listen to "Rat Bat Blue" (studio version), also by Deep Purple. Great song, great singer (Ian Gillan), and a keyboard freakout that will leave you in awe.
Imagine hearing Deep Purple for the first time... One of top 3 bands(along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath) creators and pioneers of the hard rock and heavy metal from 60 years ago...
at the end of the keyboard solo Lord basically picks up the organ and drops it to get that sound
One of my all-time favourite songs. Deep Purple was the super musicians of that time. And some of them are still goat
RIP Jon Lord, the key wizzard
I've been a Deep Purple fan for over 40 years, yes, they jam, they are way much more than Smoke On The Water, , ,
Glad you did the original first...I've never heard that song before...so thank you!!
This version of Deep Purple gave us a first listen to lead singer David Coverdale (Whitesnake founder), who replaced Ian Gillan and the harmonies/screams of bassist Glenn Hughes (Trapeze and - briefly - fronting Black Sabbath among other bands), who took over when Roger Glover left .
Burn and Fireball my favorite Deep Purple Songs😍🥰
Best Hard Rock Band ever is Deep Purple. Burn, Made in Japan and so much more. ❤
listen to live in london saw this version in of purple in 1974 mk 2 in 72
Ahhh Deep Purple, superb. They were & still are tremendous musicians even with the line up changes. Tommy would be so honoured to be on stage recently with Glenn Hughes, ex Deep Purple bassist & co vocalist on this track.
Boomer here. Played keys with various bar bands starting in 1971 when I was 14 and off and on until 1996. What you heard in the keyboard solo was a Hammomd B3 organ some (probably) moog sounds and a mechanical reverb (the thunder) that you get by bumping an amp with a hand or foot. Scares the shit out of people when its coming through a front end.
When I was young, very young I listened one or two Deep Purple songs and I'm not gonna lie, I cannot listened it because I really didn't like. Now... a few years older (hahahahhahah, few....) I enjoy it. Time changes us. Thank you bro!
Hahahahha! Age is a good thing! Like fine wine 😎😎😎😏😏😏
The Thunder noise: Jon had a ring modulator rooted through the Hammond C3, he could twiddly the controls for all sorts of weird noises. Famous for rooting his Hammond through Marshall amps and speakers, on the Burn tour he had a bank of Lesley speakers, big ones!
Uriah Heep: yes similar instrumentation. At one time in the early seventies, the two bands rehearsed in the same building. Loved to have heard that!
GOAT song!
Uriah Heep and Deep Purple used the same "gymnasium" in working on albums in 1970. They learned from each other.
Happy to hear more Deep Purple songs. I was young when Deep Purple was at their best. Every kid with an electric guitar was playing "Smoke on the Water" so I only knew that one. Could hear it after school all over town. Thank you as always for introducing me to new stuff!
The "thunder" in the keyboard solo IS the keyboard! The keyboardist Jon Lord used to rock his hammond organ to and thro forcing some of the mechanical parts inside to vibrate and create "thunder" noises. Imagine that! You can't do that on a digital keyboard...
Hi Giventoe! Good to see you exploring new music, because Tommy's doing it. Well Tommy's version is fantastic. Glad you are doing the original, I never heard it either. Love it too. You are totally terrific ❤❤❤❤
Hi from Mid-Sweden,
Welcome to Deep Purple land. Here you have the founders of hard rock (together with Led Zep). Deep Purple (Mk I-III, at least) was heavily organ and guitar-based.
Do yourselves a favour and listen to the following DP songs and more: "Child in time", "Highway Star", "Space truckin'", "Woman from Tokyo", "Rat bat blue", "The Mule", "Mary Long"..... . Both studio and live versions ("Live in Japan") are worth listening to. There is also a fantastic video of DP with "Child in time" on TH-cam.
Love the vocals of Coverdale and Hughes on this song. To my fellow Deep Purple fans, if you haven't heard the band, Black Country Communion, do yourself a favour. Hughes on lead vocals, Joe Bonamassa on guitar and Jason Bonham on drums.
Jon Lord ran his Hammond organ throuh a Marshell amp to give him the song. More Purple please. Peace.
En av mina absoluta favoritlåtar någonsin! Detta är med David Coverdale och Glenn Hughes på sång, Ian Gillan hade lämnat Purple (men är tillbaka idag)
Den äger ju!
@@GivenToe en liten spoiler, i Tommys video kommer du se liveklipp när han gör den med Glenn Hughes från Dalhalla tidigare i somras
Good reaction, just a comment about Uriah Heep, they used to be called "a Deep Purple's copy".
I agree that's wasn't fair because they were great on their own, but that's what it was.
I love Uriah Heep by the way, and find these two bands completely talented and awesome on stage.
Amazing to hear people who like rock that haven’t heard this. Shocked actually.
All I heard really from Deep Purple, is Smoke on the water
Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord doing what they do best. Two of the greatest. Another band you might not know is call Rainbow. Ritchie Blackmore left Deep Purple to form Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. The song to check out is "Stargazer"
Awesome friday today beside the weather, Tommy is back and Hammerfalls new album was released today with a music video to the titel song from the album. Have a great weekend my friends 😊🤘
Yeah, music of my youth, with long hair .......
I don't remember hearing the original either, so thanks David.
...drummer 🥁 Ian Paice is an absolute genius!! Unique!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Interesting. I didn't know the song😮❤
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Thanks for the original. It was interesting to listen to him. I'm not a fan of this band, although I've listened to them. I liked this song. Especially the hum of a car engine starting up, included in the melody. It was funny. Thanks for the reaction, and we are waiting for a review of Tommy's cover.
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Great song, honestly. But not my favorite line-up of DP. But when you put Richie Blackmoore (guitar) and Jon Lord (B3 Hammond organ & synth) it's always Magic!
I recommend listening to their Machine Head album (where "Smoke on the water" is from). Go to Wiki and read how the album was made, first.
FLACO SI NUNCA ESCUCHASTES A DEEP PURPLE NO SABES DE ROCK LA DISCOGRAFÍA DE PURPLE ES INCREÍBLE!!!
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Grattis till 10 års jubileum i efterskott (15 juni)
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Enligt TH-cam gick du med 15 juni 2014 🇸🇪
@AlfCalson holy moly! Hade inte ens koll själv, tack så jättemycket!!!
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Har hört en del med Deep Purple, är ju uppvuxen med en storebror som spelade mycket musik. Har några favoriter som Highway Star, Black Night, Knocking at your backdoor mfl. Just den här har jag inte något minne av att jag hört 🤔 Kanske ingen favorit hos brorsan 🤷♀️ Men riktigt bra tycker jag 💥
David Coverdale has a fantastic voice, no match for Ian Gillan in my opinion and having met him a few times I'm not a fan of the man himself but he's a good performer. Jon Lord's keyboards were always epic. Tommy J is back with a bang 🤟 what a great song to come back with.
Shame on you miss out on one of the greatest band ever DP and you should have done the live California jam when they played in front of 300000 with good sound!
Sorry? 😂😂😂😂
@@GivenToe bad boy
You are not the only one that had never heard of this song. However I liked it very much. Förresten ska du till festivalen på torsdag 16 augusti och se filmen om Skånes stora rockhjälte Kal P Dal?
Det ska jag dessvärre inte 😅 Jobbar
Stopping in the middle of the keyboard solo was a bit dumb.
Fail.
Well, it's hard when I never heard the song before, sometimes it simply does not go the way you want. Dumb is not a word I am a fan of, fail I can totally accept though =)
Du är för ung och hade väl inte föräldrar som "dunkade" in Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin och KISS i dina barn. Det har jag gjort med mina söner (födda 1988 och 1992). Kul att se dig njuta!
This is very heavy 😂
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What Tommy did with this was crazy good!
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never got into DP either, this song is alright though.,
Purple came before Heep and influenced them.
This track has epic drum parts in it ... sadly not a single notice from you! < thumbs down from me well earned!
If you feel thats fair, then sure. Or you could just "don't like the video" =)
I have not been a fan of Deep Purple either, but I like Blackmore's Night - big fan. Blackmore made a huge change in his style with Blackmore's Night. I do not care for this song, but do not hate it. It is sort of boring. The segment that you say you like is really nice.