That is footage from the California Jam in 1974, where Deep Purple DID NOT PERFORM Stormbringer, since they hadn't released the song yet. The audio is probably from the Made in Europe album, but the video is probably when they performed the song Burn at California Jam.
Thanks to Gillan's Ego they never performed the MKIII era or the Joe Lynn Turner era too (1990-1) And Blackmore was the Bad guy 😅 Of course he's not a Saint but he without Gillan was a little bit happy even on a interview ( he on the 1990 era ) Joe Lynn Turner told him :" Ritchie come on ,say hi and he give a interview with Lynn Turner a very relax interview later when Turner was fired the battle rages on literally not just the album tittle.
@@TOMDUTRA-hm9pq You know him personally to make that statement? Or are you just going off what you've heard/read? I suspect the latter is true. People are quick to judge without knowing the facts.🤷♂
That was the California Jam. 300 000 people in the audience. There was also, Emerson, Lake,and Palmer, Black Sabbath, Earth, Wind,and Fire. What a show!!!!
This is 1974 , California Jam ! Their last song they did at this show was Space Truckin , when Ritchie Blackmore smashed a TV camera , then started blowing up his amps ! He wasn't in a good mood because the camera guy wouldn't stay out of his face , so he smashed the camera with his guitar !
The bass player here is Glenn Hughes(the bloke in the white suit)...his voice is magic. He fronts a band called Black Country communion with Joe Bonamassa on guitar and Jason Bonham on drums....his register is absurdly high.
This is Deep Purple with David Coverdale who later formed the great band Whitesnake. He replaced Ian Gillan in 1973 and they recorded three albums with him and bassist Glenn Hughes. The best of them is Burn.
The Cal Jam that year apparently sold about 250,000 tickets, this for a one day festival. Estimates vary between about another 50,000 to 150,000 gate-crashed, so the audience could have approached 400,000.
They were incredible, many a folk went off and space-trucked for years, and few parties back when didn't shake things up without a few of their tunes at 3am, love them all, nice review :)
Jon Lord used to put sand bags in the base of the organ so he could slam it around like that without it falling over. In some videos, he leans it WAY over.
This is before certain people hijacked the rainbow. Check out Steppenwolf (Wolf Hunters) Magic Carpet Ride. Bands of my 20’s and 30’s sadly I’m now old but still love these guys.
Siempre Deep Purple...toda la vida ❤ Para mí, Ian Gillan es y será el mejor vocalista, aunque Coverdale también lo hizo bien en su momento. Gracias por traer a la mejor banda de todos los tiempos!! 💜💜💜💜💜
@@norkannen Yeah...needed 2 to make work of 1. To my taste (or ears), it seems strange that a band that has always been essentially instrumental has followed a path of harmonizing voices at this stage (mark III). They're good singers, it's not the point, and Glen Hughes better than the still inexperienced David Coverdale... but for me Mark III definitely doesn't fit🤔
California Jam. Simulcast on fm radio and broadcast on tv. This song came out later as I don't recall this at all, and I did record it on my cassette recorder. Good editing to make it look real. At 14 years old, this whole concert was a treat! Would have been a cool thing to be there, but I was in Utah at the time. 😉
its is edit video clip i believe, they r actually playing other song lol...this live video is actually from California Jam ( i've watch the whole live video this song not in list lol)✌
Travis & Suzi Both of you already have reacted to David Coverdale and his own band, Whitesnake (long-haired man without a bass or guitar). After Deep Purple disbanded by Ritchie Blackmore with this final lineup, David created Whitesnake. Bassist/ singer is Glenn Hughes, who has played in a lot of bands such as Black Sabbath
Stormbringer is a magic sword featured in a number of fantasy stories by the author Michael Moorcock. It is described as a huge, black sword covered with strange runes, created by the forces of Chaos. The sword has a will of its own and it is hinted that the sword may be controlled by an inhabiting entity.
YES‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ME. ME ME When I was a young teen i took my air guitar with those broken strings and started to play like Blackmore more than 40 years ago. 40 years? How the time flies guys Love ❤️ your reactions Keep it up
Seems to me yaw have a key for organ 😂 , if so ,an if yaw have never heard the song Lazy by Deep purple ,yaw missing out on that organ ready to blow as loud as he has it , check it out✌️out
You're are sooooooo fantastic, many wishes from switzerland, ibach-schwyz, headquarter of victorinox knives.have you a victorinox knive in your household?
I grew up on this stuff. However Sweet was the inspiration of modern metal. Tracks such as No You Don't and Set Me Free were great songs to learn from.
A lot of first with Stornbringer, singer is David Coverdale of Whitesnake, Glenn Hughes, Great bassist and singer, Blackmore hated the album and quit Deep Purple the first time to form Rainbow
Blackmore would'nt go out till dusk because he blew up his equiptment and wanted it to happen at dark. Then they had to rush off because they were gonna arrest him. It's only rock and roll. Peace.
Deep Purple was terrific; particularly live, which is the mark of a good band. I mean, there are some bands that put out excellent studio albums but aren't as good live. That definitely does not pertain to Deep Purple.
This vid is a bit of a con. The visuals are from the California Jam but Stormbringer wasn't performed at that gig. Whoever made this just overlaid the song onto the 1974 film.
@@MichaelQuinlan207 i thought that this eas the gig that Mr Blackmore threw a wobbler because they weren't headline act and only got on at dusk ?? ELP followed to finish?? Im not american and wasn't there and was only 13 at the time so ????
Great song but I'm getting sick and tired of stupid montage videos. Taking video from the California Jam concert and putting live audio from a different concert that doesn't even come close to meshing is STUPID.
@@AAndromeda-lw7fh I did some checking and this video was posted on TH-cam 8 years ago by Thesigvardi. This person did make a compilation video of Deep Purple Come Taste the Band tour of Japan in 1975. Unfortunately there is no decent concert footage of this Deep Purple lineup in 75-76. You're absolutely right in that regard.
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Lord. John Lord.
Probably one of, if not the most influential keyboard players in rock and pop.
Amen to that brother & sisters... bestest B3er in the world jmo !!!!!
very good at lawn bowls too i believe
Jon Lord per la precisione.
That is footage from the California Jam in 1974, where Deep Purple DID NOT PERFORM Stormbringer, since they hadn't released the song yet. The audio is probably from the Made in Europe album, but the video is probably when they performed the song Burn at California Jam.
These people in this video know nothing
Correct info.....A++++
... not only from the song Burn, Mistreated for sure too ;-)
@@Zuppete Yes.
Thanks to Gillan's Ego they never performed the MKIII era or the Joe Lynn Turner era too (1990-1)
And Blackmore was the Bad guy 😅
Of course he's not a Saint but he without Gillan was a little bit happy even on a interview ( he on the 1990 era ) Joe Lynn Turner told him :" Ritchie come on ,say hi and he give a interview with Lynn Turner a very relax interview later when Turner was fired the battle rages on literally not just the album tittle.
Ritchie Blackmore!!! 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ritchie Blackmore was famous for being a difficult person, but man could he play!!
You were generous. Ritchie was an asshole in person.
@@TOMDUTRA-hm9pq You know him personally to make that statement? Or are you just going off what you've heard/read? I suspect the latter is true. People are quick to judge without knowing the facts.🤷♂
That was the California Jam. 300 000 people in the audience. There was also, Emerson, Lake,and Palmer, Black Sabbath, Earth, Wind,and Fire. What a show!!!!
If it was from 1975 it wasn't California Jam, that was 1974 and they didn't play Stormbringer at that show. I'm not sure that song was even written.
Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord = the heart and brain of Purple.
R.I.P Jon 🙏
deep purple is magic
Yeah Between 70-75...
Great version ,VERY POWERFUL.................Deep Purple rules!!!!
This is 1974 , California Jam ! Their last song they did at this show was Space Truckin , when Ritchie Blackmore smashed a TV camera , then started blowing up his amps ! He wasn't in a good mood because the camera guy wouldn't stay out of his face , so he smashed the camera with his guitar !
wonderful, I have a DEEP PURPLE TRIBUTE BAND, WE HAD SIR IAN PAICE ON DRUMS FOR A CONCERT
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
I'd add Uriah Heep to that making it a Holy Quad!
KISS
The bass player here is Glenn Hughes(the bloke in the white suit)...his voice is magic. He fronts a band called Black Country communion with Joe Bonamassa on guitar and Jason Bonham on drums....his register is absurdly high.
Grew up as a teenager in the 70's listening to all these great groups!!!! Still love the music.
I think Black Oak Arkansas was at one of these CA Jams.
@@prestonpresley6885 Ok, and your point is??
Glen Hughes was amazing…. So much power and groove
This is Deep Purple with David Coverdale who later formed the great band Whitesnake. He replaced Ian Gillan in 1973 and they recorded three albums with him and bassist Glenn Hughes. The best of them is Burn.
Hi from down under 🇦🇺 matter of fact I was there. I’m a 65 year-old man and I love that and I still do Deep Purple rock.🤘🤘🤘
WOW THIS PERFORMANCE RIVALS BURN FROM THE SHOW ......GREAT BAND LINEUP COVERDALE SOUNDS GREAT ❤
The Cal Jam that year apparently sold about 250,000 tickets, this for a one day festival. Estimates vary between about another 50,000 to 150,000 gate-crashed, so the audience could have approached 400,000.
They were incredible, many a folk went off and space-trucked for years, and few parties back when didn't shake things up without a few of their tunes at 3am, love them all, nice review :)
Jon Lord used to put sand bags in the base of the organ so he could slam it around like that without it falling over. In some videos, he leans it WAY over.
DEEP PURPLE EN VIVO NADIE LOS SUPERABA BESTIALES!!!💜💜🔥🔥🔥
This is before certain people hijacked the rainbow. Check out Steppenwolf (Wolf Hunters) Magic Carpet Ride. Bands of my 20’s and 30’s sadly I’m now old but still love these guys.
Totalmente verdad emoeze a tocar guitarra por DEEP PURPLE💜💜
The great David Coverdale on vocals!! This is my “dance-on-the-table” song!! Check out the original studio version!!
Ian Paice es una verdadera máquina en la batería !!!
We Purple fans don’t have air guitars, we have air organs. And we prefer to play our air organs while driving!!😎
Siempre Deep Purple...toda la vida ❤
Para mí, Ian Gillan es y será el mejor vocalista, aunque Coverdale también lo hizo bien en su momento.
Gracias por traer a la mejor banda de todos los tiempos!!
💜💜💜💜💜
Gillan could sing it all. Coverdale needed Glenn Hughes to do all the higher notes. But than again Glenn did it splendid😈😎🇧🇻
Y no olvidemos a Glenn Hughes, que cantaba muchos temas a medias con Coverdale. La combinación de ambas voces era una maravilla.
@@norkannen Yeah...needed 2 to make work of 1. To my taste (or ears), it seems strange that a band that has always been essentially instrumental has followed a path of harmonizing voices at this stage (mark III). They're good singers, it's not the point, and Glen Hughes better than the still inexperienced David Coverdale... but for me Mark III definitely doesn't fit🤔
I have three air guitars. I prefer the Stratocaster, but the Gibson , and Ibinez are really cool too!
California Jam. Simulcast on fm radio and broadcast on tv. This song came out later as I don't recall this at all, and I did record it on my cassette recorder. Good editing to make it look real. At 14 years old, this whole concert was a treat! Would have been a cool thing to be there, but I was in Utah at the time. 😉
29 y.old Ritchie Blackmore😊👍
Bingo!!
Great live performance
its is edit video clip i believe, they r actually playing other song lol...this live video is actually from California Jam ( i've watch the whole live video this song not in list lol)✌
saw them play it live in 1974
We love you too by the way!
back in the day the big 3 was Deep purple led zeppelin and black sabbath
Very intense version, probably the best vocals i've heard to this song, yeah it was great.
you must react on ritchie's solo from this gig at california jam. just fire!
Interesting that this concert was literally in the dead center of the "disco" era [1970 - 1980].
Mark III Deep Purple. Mark 11 was a better lineup, but ALL Purple is good. Blackmore is the Best guitarist out of all the big heavy bands of that era
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Travis & Suzi
Both of you already have reacted to David Coverdale and his own band, Whitesnake (long-haired man without a bass or guitar). After Deep Purple disbanded by Ritchie Blackmore with this final lineup, David created Whitesnake. Bassist/ singer is Glenn Hughes, who has played in a lot of bands such as Black Sabbath
(long-haired man without a bass or guitar). Well that really narrows it down.🤣🤣
550000 people, california jam 1974 in california!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rock on 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The images are from California Jamming in 1974 where they didn't play stormbringer The audio is from last concerts of 1975
California Jam*.
The young David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes 1951, 1952 live 1975
Stormbringer is a magic sword featured in a number of fantasy stories by the author Michael Moorcock. It is described as a huge, black sword covered with strange runes, created by the forces of Chaos. The sword has a will of its own and it is hinted that the sword may be controlled by an inhabiting entity.
YES! My favourite DP line up.
the legendary California jam
Waiting for new post from you burn from deep purple 😂
The California Jam was in 1974.
yes, and they didn't play Stormbringer then.
Stormbringer is the name of a sentient sword that drinks souls and gives strength to whoever wields the sword.
live music from Paris 75
Glenn Hughes 👑
Shortly after, Blackmore formed his own band with Ronnie James Dio on vocals.
YES‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ME. ME ME
When I was a young teen i took my air guitar with those broken strings and started to play like Blackmore more than 40 years ago. 40 years?
How the time flies guys
Love ❤️ your reactions
Keep it up
50 years ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Video from California jam 74 song is a different concert
YESSSSS SIR!!!!!
Next react: Deep Purple Mandrake Root (Live in London, 1970)
Ritchie blackmore..the playing Leg end
@eg8481...the typing clown🤡
Its video montage from CalJam.
So, its a good opportunity to react "Mistreated" from that gig
California Jam 74, DP did not perform Strombinger ....
The images are from "California Jam"! Not live 75.
All it needs is a time machine…the worlds your oyster!
This is versione, live in paris
The first time david and glenn played the us!!!!!!!!!
No air guitar. Dashboard organ playing and lead vocals.
Seems to me yaw have a key for organ 😂 , if so ,an if yaw have never heard the song Lazy by Deep purple ,yaw missing out on that organ ready to blow as loud as he has it , check it out✌️out
And then later Richie brought with him the Rainbow to his new band Richie Blackmores Rainbow together with Dio👍😈😎🇧🇻
Only the Rainbow was an electronic one that tended to malfunction.
🤝👍👏👏👏👏
Some of us have real guitars with Marshall amps maybe even a Vox and Fender amp on the side just there for a different sound or two
We all do Smoke on the water on guitar even we play or not 😋
You're are sooooooo fantastic, many wishes from switzerland, ibach-schwyz, headquarter of victorinox knives.have you a victorinox knive in your household?
This is live in gratz not California jam
Audio: 1975. Video: California Jam 74 edited.
Horrrr .....they were velly propprular here' o in Jrapran !!! ...........Dreep Prurpprle !!!!
I grew up on this stuff. However Sweet was the inspiration of modern metal. Tracks such as No You Don't and Set Me Free were great songs to learn from.
Nice song, but I don't understand why they have to put the wrong video on them
A lot of first with Stornbringer, singer is David Coverdale of Whitesnake, Glenn Hughes, Great bassist and singer, Blackmore hated the album and quit Deep Purple the first time to form Rainbow
Ritchie Blackmore was not difficult to get along with he just wanted perfection cozy Powell and Ritchie got along real well
David Coverdale and Glen Hughes, the very pinnacle of Deep Purple.
/cough
Organ player. Jon Lord. RIP
1974.
Blackmore would'nt go out till dusk because he blew up his equiptment and wanted it to happen at dark. Then they had to rush off because they were gonna arrest him. It's only rock and roll. Peace.
Jók a megosztásaitok csak egy a bajom. Végig dumáljátok a lényeget. A zenét.
Deep Purple was terrific; particularly live, which is the mark of a good band. I mean, there are some bands that put out excellent studio albums but aren't as good live. That definitely does not pertain to Deep Purple.
They didnt play Stormbringer on the film!
I have the original video i my children room.
Rumour haa it Richie Blackmore didn't like the stormbringer album
This vid is a bit of a con. The visuals are from the California Jam but Stormbringer wasn't performed at that gig. Whoever made this just overlaid the song onto the 1974 film.
You don't know your Purple. Stormbringer was never played at California Jam.
Hey there peeps , great reaction . This was cal jam 74 headlined by Emerson Lake and Palmer . If you want wild keyboards check them out.
Headlined by Deep Purple. They were the band that was simulcast on ABC and who got to decide when they went on.
@@MichaelQuinlan207 i thought that this eas the gig that Mr Blackmore threw a wobbler because they weren't headline act and only got on at dusk ?? ELP followed to finish?? Im not american and wasn't there and was only 13 at the time so ????
Great song but I'm getting sick and tired of stupid montage videos. Taking video from the California Jam concert and putting live audio from a different concert that doesn't even come close to meshing is STUPID.
… TRUE!! ... From today's perspective, many groups/music industry regret not having made many recordings in the past!!
@@AAndromeda-lw7fh I did some checking and this video was posted on TH-cam 8 years ago by Thesigvardi. This person did make a compilation video of Deep Purple Come Taste the Band tour of Japan in 1975. Unfortunately there is no decent concert footage of this Deep Purple lineup in 75-76. You're absolutely right in that regard.
Need to review URIAH HEEP!
Organ performance?
Chk Keith Emerson.
Show this to new generation - they will see that contemporary music is sh@@t.
you are doing it live...I'll pass...see ya
you are smoking too much...
(overacting) zzzzz
This should make the current generation understand why we say your new music blows.