Deep Purple's line-up is interresting to know over the years. They are still kind of "active" ? If they are how did they replace their shape giving member Jon Lord ? In Ian Gillan they found a singer, who's voice is very similar to Rod Evan's here.
When I was in high school, a Junior, a friend introduced me to DP. Book of Taliesyn, I believe. I was awed. Then came Shades of Deep Purple and MAN! could they rock. I loved the instrumentals as much as the lyrical songs. When this album came out, I was a Freshman in college. I didn't like it quite as much as the first 2 albums, but still liked it. But something changed radically and this was the last Deep Purple album I ever bought. The metamorphosis, to me, was a butterfly changing to an ugly caterpillar in years that came later. But thes first 3 albums were right up there with the Beatles and Steppenwolf, and other up and coming bands that faded away into the 1970s.
Mark 1..... My favorite era of Deep Purple. April is a masterpiece. So psychedelic and awesome. Hope Rod Evans is well wherever he is ( last I heard he was head of Respiratory Therapy in California at some Hospital ). His stuff, mainly the 1st album of 2 , is Great with Captain Beyond. Love his Purple Stuff as well, even the covers are cool. Love all incarnations of Purple, but loving The Progressive sound, this is above the rest.
That's Rod Evans singing. Original singer for DP..He then went on to write with Bobby Caldwell drummer for Captain Beyond's 1st record. Considered by many one of the finest hard rock albums ever..Sufficiently Breathless is Stellar...
I WAS READING ON WIKIPEDIA ABOUT ROD EVANS, THAT WHEN DEEP PURPLE WAS INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME CEREMONY THAT HE DID NOT ATTEND AND THAT THE LAST TIME ANY OF THE MEMBERS HAD KNOWN OF HIS WHEREABOUTS WAS BACK IN 1980 WHEN HE FORMED THE PHONY DEEP PURPLE IN WHICH HE WAS SUED BY DEEP PURPLES MANAGEMENT AND THAT WAS 40 YRS AGO AND IAN PAICE EVEN REFERENCED THAT IF ANYBODY KNEW WHERE HE WAS OR WHAT HE WAS DOING TO REACH OUT TO HIM CAUSE HE HAS BEEN IN SO CALLED HIDING FOR A VERY LONG TIME AND NOT EVEN KNOWN WHETHER THE MAN WAS ALIVE OR DEAD, HE WAS BORN IN 1947 WHICH WOULD MAKE HIM 74 AS OF THIS YR. He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12] In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13] On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
Paice is so underrated,in 73 i was 13'and had my Ritchie Blackmore satin pants,black shirt,my hair was frizzin out like his,i had a new Strat and a red Marshall stack,a Tobacco burst LP for Zep stuff,and just bought a SG because of Zappa.Mine my teenage cover band could play anything,we were even getting into RTF stuff,Tull,,Trower,Hendrix.
That's Rod Evans singing. Original singer for DP..He then went on to write with Bobby Caldwell drummer for Captain Beyond's 1st record. Considered by many one of the finest hard rock albums ever..
One of their best albums ever. Especially when you factor in the Mach 1 line up made all 3 of their albums in just over a year. This album is one of my favorites, hidden jem. It has it all good variety. Chasing Shadows has incredible percussion. The keyboards are great. Strong vocals by Rod Evans. Unique guitar playing from Ritchie with his strong use of a wah pedal. In fact, he would never use a wah pedal as much on this album. Purple pre dates both Sabbath and Zeppelin. This album shows musicianship at it's finest. Blackmore, Lord, Paice. It's a shame the Mach 1 lineup was not given more time to develop. No telling what they could have accomplished. This was a great 3rd album from this lineup still one of my favorites from Deep Purple.
Очень интересный и сильный альбом , Блэкмор и Пэйс и Лорд показали себя как супер профессионалы , я частенько слушаю , Блэкмор показал как звучит его Королевская гитара , а Пэйс обстучал весь альбом на уровне высших джазовых ударников , ну Лорд показал звучание своего Хаммонда , аж да дыхание перехватывает , вообще этот альбом показал всем , какой высочайший уровень у музыкантов ДП !
Всегда знал и был уверен,что фундаментом на котором был выстроен могучий Тёмно-Пурпурный были Лорд,Пейс и Блекмор ....ушел Эванс и Симпер и стиль и суть не поменялась.....
Blind those drums Wow As good as anything on Zepp 1 The melodic interplay of vox and Lord as well Possibly the greatest psychedelic song ever too So F’N underrated.
прекрасный альбом во всех отношениях, ну, и первый состав - хороши! Апрель жесточайший месяц, гонит Фиалки из мертвой земли, тянет Память к желанью, женит Дряблые корни с весенним дождем. Зима нас греет, хоронит Землю под снегом забвенья - не вянет Жизнь в сморщенном клубне. Лето ворвалось внезапно - буянит над Штарнбергер-Зее Ливнем; мы постояли на колоннаде, Прогулялись по солнцу до кафе, Выпили кофе, поболтали часок (Томас Элиотт)
@@KingfisherLtd I think the old rockers liked the song April. By the way, this album cost 120-150 rubles on the black market . So much was received per month in the former USSR
Ritchie heavy use of the wah pedal is what makes this album stand out playing through the hollow Gibson ES335. Great clean tone as well. Paice was a monster on Drums, Lord on Keyboards. Rod Evans strong vocals both on the uptempo numbers as well as the ballads.
No entiendo como este álbum está infravalorado, tiene buenas canciones, creo que la gente que sabe de música lo puede entender y gustar. Escuchen este álbum🎶
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo,,,a mí me gusta mucho D.P..y tengo casi todos sus LP..y DVD..y este es muy bueno y me gusta mucho..un saludo desde Granada.👍👍👍
It slightly annoys me when i try to sleep at night and my brain says- "Everyone knows Smoke On The Water.... but no one ever listened to THIS album?????? Huhhhhhh"
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12] In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13] On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
The declaration of the lenght of the song is a bit confusing, because it is shown as a timestamp. But thank you so much for your effort nevertheless, Antonio.
author of THE DEATH TAX sez: While I thank you for posting a most interesting segment of the band's development, this is easily PURPLE's weakest album, lacking even the couple of standout tracks on each of their first two albums. The leap the band made from "Deep Purple" to "In Rock" is truly shocking, the addition/departure of Gillan/Glover and Evans/Simper while reining in the highly talented but too domineering (for a band with this much talent) Jon Lord akin to a drowning man suddenly infused with new life.
Are you really just going to ignore all of the classical, and psychedelic influences here, and pass it off as nothing special? Did we just listen to the same album? Even the cover of Lalena was entirely made their own. There are so many organ and guitar solos worthy of hearing over and over, and the drumming is superb.
My parents had a casette with some early DP numbers and it was my first acquaintance with this band. Frankly I prefer these songs as they have this nice psychedelic groove. Thanks to my parents I'm an old rocker in a body of a 35 years old.
The first Deep Purple I ever heard back in 1969. I was immediately hooked. Still my favourite band of all time. Ritchie Blackmore is a superb guitarist extraordinaire. In fact, every band member is the master of their craft.
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12] In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13] On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
I love early Deep Purple! Their imaginative songs were amazing. And the covers they did were very good also. They had the flair and courage to make the covers their own.
Mk II is the definitive line-up of their classic Purple HR sound and In Rock is a milestone and so Made in Japan, Machine Head etc. but this early stuff is awesome, I Luv it so much
This album is right behind Zepp 1 and first Sabbath for best 1969 HR album. We forget because MH and Burn are so amazing……but this has its own significance. Rod of course would do the Captain Beyond album. Ritchie’s solo in Why Didn’t Rosemary is the best pure blues solo he ever laid to tape.
It slightly annoys me when i try to sleep at night and my brain says- "Everyone knows Smoke On The Water.... but no one ever listened to THIS album?????? Huhhhhhh"
Playing this after so many years.Percusion et al makes this whole album lovely to the ear.Can play this all over again & again recalling beautiful memories of an era.Peace & Love!!!
Chasing Shadows is A Masterpiece . No doubt about it. If Evans and Simper stayed on or with or without them, They stayed Hard and Progressive, how they would have done. One will never quite know.
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12] In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13] On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
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Lato A
Chasing Shadows (Lord, Paice) - 00:00
Blind (Lord) - 05:32
Lalena (Donovan) - 10:57
Fault Line /The Painte(Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Simper) - 16:00
Lato B
Why Didn't Rosemary? (Blackmore, Evans, Lord, Paice, Simper) - 21:39
The Bird Has Flown (Blackmore, Evans, Lord) - 26:38
April (Blackmore, Lord) - 32:10
Deep Purple
Rod Evans - lead vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitars
Jon Lord - Hammond organ, piano, harpsichord, backing vocals, strings arrangement on "April"
Nick Simper - bass, backing vocals
Ian Paice - drums, percussion
Production
Derek Lawrence - producer, mixing
Barry Ainsworth - engineer
Peter Mew - restoring and remastering at Abbey Road Studios, London (2000)
Thanks man!!!
👍
Deep Purple's line-up is interresting to know over the years. They are still kind of "active" ? If they are how did they replace their shape giving member Jon Lord ?
In Ian Gillan they found a singer, who's voice is very similar to Rod Evan's here.
@@annettefeldner6517 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Purple
@@manescsali I thank You, very kind.
When I was in high school, a Junior, a friend introduced me to DP. Book of Taliesyn, I believe. I was awed. Then came Shades of Deep Purple and MAN! could they rock. I loved the instrumentals as much as the lyrical songs. When this album came out, I was a Freshman in college. I didn't like it quite as much as the first 2 albums, but still liked it. But something changed radically and this was the last Deep Purple album I ever bought. The metamorphosis, to me, was a butterfly changing to an ugly caterpillar in years that came later. But thes first 3 albums were right up there with the Beatles and Steppenwolf, and other up and coming bands that faded away into the 1970s.
Mark 1..... My favorite era of Deep Purple. April is a masterpiece. So psychedelic and awesome. Hope Rod Evans is well wherever he is ( last I heard he was head of Respiratory Therapy in California at some Hospital ). His stuff, mainly the 1st album of 2 , is Great with Captain Beyond. Love his Purple Stuff as well, even the covers are cool. Love all incarnations of Purple, but loving The Progressive sound, this is above the rest.
That's Rod Evans singing. Original singer for DP..He then went on to write with Bobby Caldwell drummer for Captain Beyond's 1st record. Considered by many one of the finest hard rock albums ever..Sufficiently Breathless is Stellar...
I WAS READING ON WIKIPEDIA ABOUT ROD EVANS, THAT WHEN DEEP PURPLE WAS INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME CEREMONY THAT HE DID NOT ATTEND AND THAT THE LAST TIME ANY OF THE MEMBERS HAD KNOWN OF HIS WHEREABOUTS WAS BACK IN 1980 WHEN HE FORMED THE PHONY DEEP PURPLE IN WHICH HE WAS SUED BY DEEP PURPLES MANAGEMENT AND THAT WAS 40 YRS AGO AND IAN PAICE EVEN REFERENCED THAT IF ANYBODY KNEW WHERE HE WAS OR WHAT HE WAS DOING TO REACH OUT TO HIM CAUSE HE HAS BEEN IN SO CALLED HIDING FOR A VERY LONG TIME AND NOT EVEN KNOWN WHETHER THE MAN WAS ALIVE OR DEAD, HE WAS BORN IN 1947 WHICH WOULD MAKE HIM 74 AS OF THIS YR.
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12]
In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13]
On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
This record is still my favorite DP album. Got it and still listening it for 50 years now.
I'm 68 and bought this album in 1973 and is definitely my favourite DP album too.
It's my favourite album by them aswell, wish i had it on vinyl....it's worth quite abit nowadays.
Also my favorite DP album.
me too
Wow, one of the most beautiful albums I've ever heard in my life by the legendary band, I love them ❤❤❤❤❤
First encounter with DP was Dp in Rock. I was 10 or 11 or so, and it blew me away. This nugget here I found much later, and like it even more.
Paice is so underrated,in 73 i was 13'and had my Ritchie Blackmore satin pants,black shirt,my hair was frizzin out like his,i had a new Strat and a red Marshall stack,a Tobacco burst LP for Zep stuff,and just bought a SG because of Zappa.Mine my teenage cover band could play anything,we were even getting into RTF stuff,Tull,,Trower,Hendrix.
RTF?
Особенная прелесть этих ранних альбомов.
Их просто обязательно нужно прослушать,чтоб сложилась целостная картина ,генезис,Deep Purple.
😊
@@видеорок-п7ы Only in English please! Even a jerk like you understands this.
That's Rod Evans singing. Original singer for DP..He then went on to write with Bobby Caldwell drummer for Captain Beyond's 1st record. Considered by many one of the finest hard rock albums ever..
"Lalena" great song, excellent cover version.
One of their best albums ever. Especially when you factor in the Mach 1 line up made all 3 of their albums in just over a year. This album is one of my favorites, hidden jem. It has it all good variety. Chasing Shadows has incredible percussion. The keyboards are great. Strong vocals by Rod Evans. Unique guitar playing from Ritchie with his strong use of a wah pedal. In fact, he would never use a wah pedal as much on this album. Purple pre dates both Sabbath and Zeppelin. This album shows musicianship at it's finest. Blackmore, Lord, Paice. It's a shame the Mach 1 lineup was not given more time to develop. No telling what they could have accomplished. This was a great 3rd album from this lineup still one of my favorites from Deep Purple.
Que gran banda en todas sus epocas de cambios,este disco es buenísimo me encanta es pura esencia extraordinaria banda.un saludo..👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀👏👏👏
APRIL IT'S AWESOME...WONDERFUL ALBUM FANTASTIC VOICES FROM ROD EVANS!!!!!😎👍❤
Amazing Album the third of Deep Purple
this album goes hauntingly well with court of the crimson king....
how come?
@@ПавелКаратыгин-у9пKind of a similar vibe.
another 60s rock band that covered a Donovan tune! back then his songs were gold :)
Очень интересный и сильный альбом , Блэкмор и Пэйс и Лорд показали себя как супер профессионалы , я частенько слушаю , Блэкмор показал как звучит его Королевская гитара , а Пэйс обстучал весь альбом на уровне высших джазовых ударников , ну Лорд показал звучание своего Хаммонда , аж да дыхание перехватывает , вообще этот альбом показал всем , какой высочайший уровень у музыкантов ДП !
Отлично сказано!
Уровень высокий, но это конечно диски ..их там пару ...тройку было..поиск и определение дальнейшего движения
Всегда знал и был уверен,что фундаментом на котором был выстроен могучий Тёмно-Пурпурный были Лорд,Пейс и Блекмор ....ушел Эванс и Симпер и стиль и суть не поменялась.....
Не ударников,а барабащиков
Only in English please! Even a jerk like you understands this.
💜👁️👁️🔹 Remember ordering this Album as an Import in 1980. I thought that i might never find a copy. I still have it . 🎶🎶🎶💜
I love finding "new" music.
THE BEST DP !!!
Blind those drums
Wow
As good as anything on Zepp 1
The melodic interplay of vox and Lord as well
Possibly the greatest psychedelic song ever too
So F’N underrated.
Every record s a heartbreak😘
Alucinante!!!
Essa banda é di mais.
beautiful album. probably, their best. on my opinion.
классный альбом!!! как-то раньше не обращал на него внимание, а сейчас расслушал и ...Просто КАЙФ!!!!!
Only in English please! Even a jerk like you understands this.
11 April 2021, the most sophisticated and one of the best Deep Purple album 👌🙏👌
прекрасный альбом во всех отношениях, ну, и первый состав - хороши!
Апрель жесточайший месяц, гонит
Фиалки из мертвой земли, тянет
Память к желанью, женит
Дряблые корни с весенним дождем.
Зима нас греет, хоронит
Землю под снегом забвенья - не вянет
Жизнь в сморщенном клубне.
Лето ворвалось внезапно - буянит над
Штарнбергер-Зее
Ливнем; мы постояли на колоннаде,
Прогулялись по солнцу до кафе,
Выпили кофе, поболтали часок (Томас Элиотт)
Thought it was Ian Anderson.
MkI, just before Ian Gillan and Roger Glover joined the band. I love "Blind" so much!
Pace, Evans, Blackmore founders of DP
Amazing masterpiece DP
Old rockers in the former USSR called this album April
Why? What's the story?
@@KingfisherLtd I think the old rockers liked the song April. By the way, this album cost 120-150 rubles on the black market . So much was received per month in the former USSR
@@ОленьнаАрте Makes sense. Thanks
@@ОленьнаАртеWow. That’s insane.
Thank you for the upload!
Super album!!!
Großartiges Album. Habe ein Ticket fürs Concert HH-Freilichtbühne. Ursprünglich sollte es im Juni 2019 sein. Jetzt wirds wohl nochmal verschoben
Oh my god!!! Deep Purple of 69 is awesome!!! I love it
@@mariogrechi1840 1969 was when music peaked imo
Ritchie heavy use of the wah pedal is what makes this album stand out playing through the hollow Gibson ES335. Great clean tone as well. Paice was a monster on Drums, Lord on Keyboards. Rod Evans strong vocals both on the uptempo numbers as well as the ballads.
🤟😍This MASTERPIECE it´s a rarity.
The first part of April is so Ennio Morricone
точно подмечено!!!!
Lindo tema lalenia
Just thinking the same. Imagining it on a continental film
No entiendo como este álbum está infravalorado, tiene buenas canciones, creo que la gente que sabe de música lo puede entender y gustar. Escuchen este álbum🎶
Tienes razón. Tengo 53 tacos y son 37 que lo escucho. Es formidable!! 'Lalena' es obra maestra!!
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo,,,a mí me gusta mucho D.P..y tengo casi todos sus LP..y DVD..y este es muy bueno y me gusta mucho..un saludo desde Granada.👍👍👍
Fantástico! Gracias!
Good album !!!
I think you meant GREAT ALBUM! 😁
I love Psychedelic Progressive Mark 1 Deep Purple.
Best band ever.
I will write a great comment in April
2022 and still listening.. 🎼🎶🎸
2023 and still listening
I love this music very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
who thinks DP's Mk1 sounds like the first LPs of Santana - especially drums and percussion :). Sweet lord, I love these rhythms and melodies.
Ian Paice is a master on this album.
Maybe the best drums laid to tape on ANY 60s record
That is after Zepp 1
Besides Bonham there ….this may be the best rock drums ever recorded in 60s era ….
@@jonandrewleon Deep Purple made 3 albums between 1968-1969
Rod Evans 🎙️🎧💫💫💫💫🏴☠️⚡🇨🇱
Why does “Chasing Shadows” have a fade out ending? On the album I had the song just cut abruptly in a more dramatic way I find.
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!
MITICI !
On my italian copy "Chasing Shadows" ends abruptly, no fading out....
Same with a Finnish copy
The same as on my Canadian copy.
I have the UK copy on Harvest,which l bought in 70/71,and yes, Chasing Shadows ends abruptly,(no fade out!)
Raza única del rock inmortal
🤏👌
It slightly annoys me when i try to sleep at night and my brain says-
"Everyone knows Smoke On The Water.... but no one ever listened to THIS album?????? Huhhhhhh"
Лалена, отличная баллада!
68..69 г это как раз время определения направления движения, сейчас тут полный хаос, но уже просматривается генеральная линия 70..71 г и далее
Rod Evans means deepest and purplest Deep Purple
Mk1, the Best line up.
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12]
In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13]
On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
1 Chasing Shadows
Written-By - Paice*, Lord*- 5:32
2 BlindWritten-By - Lord*- 5:21
3 Lalena-Written-By - Leitch*- 5:02
4a Fault Line-Written-By - Paice*, Lord*, Simper*, Blackmore*- 5:34
4b The Painter-Written-By - Paice*, Lord*, Simper*, Blackmore*, Evans*
5 Why Didn't Rosemary?-Written-By - Paice*, Lord*, Simper*, Blackmore*, Evans*- 5:00
6 Bird Has Flown-Written-By - Lord*, Blackmore*, Evans*- 5:25
7 April-Written-By - Lord*, Blackmore*- 12:20
The declaration of the lenght of the song is a bit confusing, because it is shown as a timestamp. But thank you so much for your effort nevertheless, Antonio.
And they rate this masterpiece lower than "Fireball"..
Fireball is good too.
The most tribal record Mr Paice ever did.
По-моему Eagles немножко "позаимствовали" тему Hotel California из композиции April .
Ian Paice! OMG!!
So this is where the idea for the cover of VH Fair Warning came from....
Gotta Yes vibe a bit too in places
Can't beat this shit
Deep Purple IS from LP In Rock!!!
Incomparable
this record is fascinating. a jewel. deep purple making psichodelia
Сильно урезаны низкие. До неузнаваемости музыки.
✌👍✌👍✌👍
NATIONALISATION TOTAL!!!
WITH original singer rod evans and nic simper on bass.. i can hardly tell the diffrence between rod and ian
author of THE DEATH TAX sez: While I thank you for posting a most interesting segment of the band's development, this is easily PURPLE's weakest album, lacking even the couple of standout tracks on each of their first two albums. The leap the band made from "Deep Purple" to "In Rock" is truly shocking, the addition/departure of Gillan/Glover and Evans/Simper while reining in the highly talented but too domineering (for a band with this much talent) Jon Lord akin to a drowning man suddenly infused with new life.
*BLACKMORE..!!*
👊😎
Sorry, es sollte 2020 sein.
👍😺
2nd album, during the 60s psychedelic phase
It's their third album.
@@michaelgaskell7408I would take number 2 over 1 and 3 if I had to pick one.
У. ,San ,yes
Very few songs,just rehashes of Blues,interesting only from a historical standpoint IMO.
THE REAL STUFF WAS JUST AROUND A GILLAN/GLOVER CORNER🎉
LoL: how wrong can someone be!
Are you really just going to ignore all of the classical, and psychedelic influences here, and pass it off as nothing special? Did we just listen to the same album? Even the cover of Lalena was entirely made their own. There are so many organ and guitar solos worthy of hearing over and over, and the drumming is superb.
Nothing special material wise@@DrRoo-qj9np
My parents had a casette with some early DP numbers and it was my first acquaintance with this band. Frankly I prefer these songs as they have this nice psychedelic groove. Thanks to my parents I'm an old rocker in a body of a 35 years old.
The first Deep Purple I ever heard back in 1969. I was immediately hooked. Still my favourite band of all time. Ritchie Blackmore is a superb guitarist extraordinaire. In fact, every band member is the master of their craft.
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12]
In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13]
On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.
@@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead he did some great stuff with Captain Beyond
I love early Deep Purple! Their imaginative songs were amazing. And the covers they did were very good also. They had the flair and courage to make the covers their own.
Mk II is the definitive line-up of their classic Purple HR sound and In Rock is a milestone and so Made in Japan, Machine Head etc. but this early stuff is awesome, I Luv it so much
Today's players have a lot to learn from this record.
Музыканты высшего класса все 55 ЛЕТ!!!!!
Какого высшего класса? Всё содрали у Весёлых ребят и Самоцветов
Super album for all times!!!💥🎯👑🌐🤗😍🤩😂😎🎸
Awesome cover art! Didn't know this album.... same DP quality!!!!
awesome ! deep purple ✌️👍‼️
The one Deep Purple LP that I never had, Thank you! Still like Fireball best though.
Dig the jungle drums on chasing shadows.
The guys were serious on that album!
this early Deep Purple is good stuff...markedly different from their later output...which i still like}
This album is right behind Zepp 1 and first Sabbath for best 1969 HR album. We forget because MH and Burn are so amazing……but this has its own significance. Rod of course would do the Captain Beyond album.
Ritchie’s solo in Why Didn’t Rosemary is the best pure blues solo he ever laid to tape.
First Sabbath was released in 1970
Best album from Deep Purple
NO.
@@matskarlsson7481 YES
It slightly annoys me when i try to sleep at night and my brain says-
"Everyone knows Smoke On The Water.... but no one ever listened to THIS album?????? Huhhhhhh"
Thank you!!!
Lalena
Playing this after so many years.Percusion et al makes this whole album lovely to the ear.Can play this all over again & again recalling beautiful memories of an era.Peace & Love!!!
DP were already great before Ian Gillan stepped in...... not as good as those early albums with Ian, but early on, they were pretty amazing Acid band
Great album 🎉
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Chasing Shadows is A Masterpiece . No doubt about it. If Evans and Simper stayed on or with or without them, They stayed Hard and Progressive, how they would have done. One will never quite know.
He has not appeared publicly since the court case and his current whereabouts are of considerable interest to fans of early Deep Purple.[10] In 2015, Ian Paice said, "If anyone knows where Rod is or even if he is still on the planet, that would be good news. We haven't had contact with him since the late 1970s. Nobody seems to know where the hell he is, or even if he is still alive. Not a clue."[12]
In a 2015 interview, Captain Beyond drummer Bobby Caldwell mentioned that he was in touch with Evans and that Evans is "just doing fine these days" and had gone back to working in respiratory therapy for a long time.[13]
On 8 April 2016, Evans was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Deep Purple, but did not attend the ceremony.