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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2012
- This is the second track from Deep Purple's debut album, Shades of Deep Purple (1968).
Lineup (Mk I) - Rod Evans: lead vocals, Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Nick Simper: bass guitar and backing vocals, Jon Lord: organ, keyboards, backing vocals, Ian Paice: drums
Lyrics:
I got a certain little girl she's on my mind
No doubt about it she looks so fine
She's the best girl that I ever had
Sometimes she's gonna make me feel so bad
Hush, hush
I thought I heard her calling my name now
Hush, hush
She broke my heart but I love her just the same now
Hush, hush
Thought I heard her calling my name now
Hush, hush
I need her loving and I'm not to blame now
(Love, love)
They got it early in the morning
(Love, love)
They got it late in the evening
(Love, love)
Well, I want that, need it
(Love, love)
Oh, I gotta gotta have it
She's got loving like quicksand
Only took one touch of her hand
To blow my mind and I'm in so deep
That I can't eat and I can't sleep
Listen
Hush, hush
Thought I heard her calling my name now
Hush, hush
She broke my heart but I love her just the same now
Hush, hush
Thought I heard her calling my name now
Hush, hush
I need her loving and I'm not to blame now
(Love, love)
They got it early in the morning
(Love, love)
They got it late in the evening
(Love, love)
Well, I want that, need it
(Love, love)
Oh, I gotta gotta have it - เพลง
I was -67 when I first heard this. I'm now 16, and this still gets me rocking. 🎸
y yo en la tuya 😂😂😂😂
This stuff really does make you younger!
Benjamin Button?
Don’t you mean you’re now 76? 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
😆😉👍
I was 18 year's old in 1968, an this song was all over the place. 71 years old,an this shit never gets old.
Never gets old. Awesome song.
Dam right!
yeah, my 96 year old aunt is dancing
Same here Kevin!
This hasn't aged and neither have we!
Someone listening in 2024🤟
Yes Sir , Or Ma'am !
74 y.o. Listening loud.
yo!
Trump hates this song
Yo
One of the most underrated rock songs ever ! Just pure 🔥🔥🔥
Ian Gillan is far from under rated. He is considered one of the iconic vocalists in Rock music.
@@imkluu It is Rod Evans not Ian Gillan.
Gotthard - Hush
Not underrated at all...
I love this version, although it's actually a cover. The original was written by Joe South and recorded by Billy Joe Royal in 1967.
I was 16 when I first heard this I'm now 67 and this still gets me rocking
Long live rockers
My dad did too. Thanks to him, I grew up the same.
same here barry...we were so fortunate to come of age musically during that era.
Ditto Barry same here.
Right there with you! 67 also- love the song and the movie! We grew up with the best music ever!
That bass line though
That guitar riff though
That organ solo though
Those vocals though
This song though
exactly❤!!
Yeah, you pretty much covered every reason why this song rules. And will continue to rule.
EnzoFuturistic p
Yep.....!
That comment though
"You are still a good person"
That one little quote really threw me. What a game.
Indeed
Quite so
Ah a man of culture I see.
Just Finnished it, Awsome game. Will replay on the highest difficulty. "shit just got weird"
"It takes a strong man to deny what's in front of him"
"You guys hear music?"
"Who cares?! Shut up and keep fighting!"
Yep had to come here after hearing this in once upon a time in Hollywood. This has always been a great driving song. Love how Quentin Tarantino uses the perfect songs for his scenes.
This also in the soundtrack to the film Bad Times at The El Royale. Also a very good flick.
@@swordslinger1977 sweet will check it out
jmoneyp4p Thumps up if you knew this song before watching once upon a time in Hollywood!!!🤘🏻🎸🎸🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻😛😛😛
Dave Rigali Thumps up if you knew this song before watching once upon a time in Hollywood!!!🤘🏻🎸🎸🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻😛😛😛
Tarantino is a nut case brilliant guy. Sally is the editor. That's why it takes 3 years because he wants to capture every second. Songs are all ridiculously awesome incredible ... one favorite of mine is th-cam.com/video/tTK01QL0BXg/w-d-xo.html ...... th-cam.com/video/q-NRUG_Lu48/w-d-xo.html chick habit. sorry. I don't do social media.
This song is better than Smoke on the Water and yet still is more underrated. A completely shame because is an awesome piece of music
Fabricio Vega smoke on the water is so popular solely because it’s one of the first riffs every guitarist learns because when you dumb it down anyone could play it
Many DP songs are better than SOTW
Probably cause this is a cover by Deep Purple rather than one of their originals.
"Hush" wast always my favorite Deep Purple song. I seldom hear it on the radio -- *AND THEY CHOP THE BEGINNING WHEN THEY DO PLAY IT!!*
almost 10mil views on a 8 year old video, plus there are other Hush vids here on the Tube with plenty of views. The word ''underrated' is becoming overused.
One of the countless songs that I inexorably link to childhood memories with my Dad, THE greatest father a kid could ask for. He's 83 and when I stream this through his BOOM, he jumps off the couch and starts playing his air guitar.
So Dad, this one goes out to you! From your "little knuckleheads", Theresa, Timmy, Eric, Donovan, Brady, Scotty and Nick.
Awesome Dad bro!! I was nit yet 13 when i bought this album. Glad Rod Evans left Purple and ended up.with Rhino, Lee Dorman, and Bobby Caldwell to form Captain Beyond in 1970 and reakesed their first in January 1972. I used to get to travel with ny Dad to England and Europe from 67 to 73 when he was doing DOD/Nato functions and many times i had a couple days to myself and it was all Rock n Roll for me. I seen both versions of DP(Evans the Gillan) in venues in and around the club circuts. My childhood Rocked!!
God bless you and your dad!!!!!!
Go dad!
Air guitars are great. Life comes and it goes. Jesus has the answer.
Ur daddy sucked me of
I'm a guy born in 1992, but I love all classic rock music. 🥰
2002 here - also love classic music! classic
Truly, one of the great rock classics. It has all the elements.
Very bad instead italian cover in my opin
agreed
@@annaritaranalli1791 italian???
Yes ,it exists an italian cover but I cannot remember who sang
Arguably the greatest song purple ever made...
Jon Lord's organ solo was one of his finest moments, the way it builds and the execution of the notes.....epic!
i love every Jon Lord organ solo, the live version really really outstanding tho
@@helldronez Was lucky enough to see him in concert back in 1996 and 1998 with Purple. A phenomenal Hammond organ player (and also a success in the classical field as well).
There were some epic keyboardists back then plus Rick Wakeman later.
@@andyj639 There certainly was. Wakeman was a big admirer of Lord's work and became good friends with him before he sadly passed in 2012. Check out their organ/synth duel they did at the Sunflower Jam 2011, wonderful stuff.
That solo in the live version of child in time as well!
Rest in piece Spec Ops The Line, thank you for good memories.
Legends never die.
“You guys hear music?”
“Who cares?! Shut up and keep fighting!”
One of the most intense games i've ever played.
I watched "Apocalyse Now" a couple of times so i knew what was coming (the downward spiral into madness). But it was still a hefty, intense experience.
Tell tell to cool I'm with the food said just listen to I dippy
I think that you're still a good man.
Do you feel like a hero yet?
Gentlemen Welcome to Dubai
One of the best organ solos I've ever heard. RIP Jon Lord.
+Michael Wolfe Hammond B-3 organ with rotating Leslie speakers. No sound like it and LOUD.
j'étais gamin quand c'est sorti. toujours d'actualité . j'adore.
One of the best group of musicians ever.
Lord never died, he merely went to heaven and was told by Jesus that he could keep playing electric organ for as long as he wanted to!
Got Wood???ben and marisa
60's Rock always felt real and honest to me. No gimmicks, only heart and soul!
Well, Phil Spector was a living gimmick - nothing wrong with elaborate production techniques. Today it's cheap and silly most of the times.
@@psytechs also loved it when you were at a concert and some accident feed back would kick in for a second or 2.
Well put dude
Benny The Man Thumps up if you knew this song before watching once upon a time in Hollywood!!!🤘🏻🎸🎸🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻😛😛😛
70's rock was so much better.
Heard this today for the first time since my high school days.
I immediately remembered the lyrics, and felt like I was sixteen again.
The organist is totally killing it.
The Legend itself, Jon Lord
@@feliperossi5760 pure facts! The Legend, The Legend itself, The legend itself - sir Jon Lord!
@feliperossi5760 did you hear the charlatans UK song thee only one I know" it sounds like the band has sampled Jon lord's organ hooks from this song...I've even heard a Mashup of the 2 songs...weird indeed
Jon Lord is my favorite band member, that organ whew!! 😅
To those listening to this awesome track "You have great taste in music "
I know I do. I'm an old woman now. I'm 73 and still love this music.
Generation X kid here, born June 18, 1967. I loved the 1970's!
My favorite Deep Purple song
Mine too. From that creative "Wolf" howl at the start.....through all that rocking Hammond B3 sound....to those fab lyrics. It's all there.
Agree
Favorite by far and since I was a kid. My older brother saw them in the fall of 68 open for Cream and said they put on the better show.
Listened to child in time? A masterpiece
It's definitely a good one! I think mine is 'Kentucky Woman.'
I was -54 when this dropped. Now I'm 20 and it still takes me back to those days. RiP Dick Johnson, you were the best field medic.
I was 12 when this was released. Still sounds just as good now that I'm 66.
Me too
Me 2!
I honestly think I was 12 too, born in 1960. I had older sisters that brought so much great music into our house! They've both passed away now, I miss them...
@@lucypotato8793 You lost your sisters way to early Lucy. I can't imagine the hurt. I'm glad you have fond memories to lean on.
I was exactly that age and it blew my mind. It still sounds great and I’m 12 again!
One of the greatest songs of all time.
definitely in my top ten!!!!
Without a doubt, those guitar riffs alone, man, in my top 5 for sure!
Until a band called "charlatans UK" lifted Jon lord's organ hooks...and sampled it for their own song ("thee only one I know")
Heard this in Bad Times at the El Royal. Very underrated song to a very underrated movie.
Than mk you
Fully agree.
That movie was incredible
Black or Red!?!?!
"What are the eight scariest words in the English language? We're Delta Force and we're here to save you."
You're still a good person.
"I'm still a good guy."
Why? So you can kill us too?
Gentlemen... welcome to Dubai.
That's nine words.
I've been looking for this song like 5 years. Didn't know it by name. Do you know how hard it is to search for a song and all you know is "na nanana nanana nanana"..... There's like a million
Ha-ha! Frustrating. . .
To TH-cam's credit if you type some random shit like that it almost always finds the song now lol, pretty sure that's exactly how I find this song yesterday!
Or stumble on ‘once upon a time in Hollywood’ great film imo
You should have tried “hush.” Christ, they sing it enough.
Are you the one?!
2019, and this still one of the greatest songs ever
Indeed brother
Es mi favorita de ellos.
2022 and still hearing this song
@@telmoarroitagomez1708 oh forget about that.. im from the past
@@MrIbisweet yeah? Who actually cares?
The way Margot Robbie's hair was flowing in the wind with this song playing was freaking magical.
Totally agree...could actually feel the California night air. It was poetry in motion.
What movie was that?
@@jallen1425 once upon a time in hollywood
@mr gary Busey - Spot on man. What a total bomb shell. That shot with this song overlaying it was fantastic.
ı don't wanna die before I live that scene in my future life with my future wife
My dad introduced me to Deep Purple. I remember the day when I discovered this song, I completely fell in love with it. Dad was so happy I enjoyed listening to his favorite music. He passed away on Christmas last month. I will miss him so much.
My sister and brother I saw deep purple with him Between the eyes tour
So yes it sucks
Mine did too
65 year old granny, and still alive and kicking when I hear this song. Such great memories of a time that was fantastic. l still have the vinyl and my 8 yrs old grandson said, while going through my records, "Oma (granny in Dutch) you have so many albums I don't know, but this one I like a lot it is soo fat cool.... hahah
Fat cool is a saying in the Netherlands amongst the youth when it comes to something really really cool 😁
You look 40
❤️☮️
Fuzzed out guitar, funky organ, cool voice, wild drums and groovy overdriven bass lines......fuckin rock n roll!! I love this song!
glass half full bro don't complain about people like justin bieber,cherish the music brought to this earth by rock/heavy metal bands like this. No offense but to say that a person doesn't make real music, no matter how bad of an artist, (I dont like justin bieber's music, i also think he's a douchebag) sounds mean and narrow-minded.
Fredrick Uriah Good response. Enjoy what moves you and just forget about the stuff that doesn't.
***** Justin Bieber is just the modern day equivalent of a 70s Johnny Bravo. Remember the Brady Bunch episode featuring a young Greg Brady cast into the role of a Rock superstar, named Johnny Bravo. Fame, Fortune, even Girls were his to be had, but in the end Johnny came around to common sense reasoning, thanks, in part to his family. I don't know what kind of support system is in place for Justin, Miley, or the Jonas Brothers, but in the end, if it is to be then it will be. So let the kid enjoy his 15 minutes or 5 years, perhaps.
David Berchtold May i ask wtf that has to do with this song?
Well read all above. Someone told me there is great stuff out there being recorded it's just that it is scattered everywhere. No more top 40 no more Mid Night Special. Casey Kasuem is dead.
After 50 years, this music is as wonderful as when I was young.
So are you Baby!
Those of us who were young when this song can testify how exciting the world was then. There were so many great artist at the time. Hendrix, the stones, the who,cream.. a long list. Beautiful memories.
…the civil rights crisis
Definitely!
Such an amazing time, right? Civil rights crisis and blatant racism all around, the Vietnam War, the Cold War letting the elites rape the lower and middle classes without any complaints, rising inflation and stagnant economy, political assassinations on the daily...
One of the best rock songs in Rock history. If any of you remember this. Back in the 60’s, Hugh Hefner had a night show and Deep Purple played this song. So cool! ♥️
I'm 62, and still loving Deep Purple!
@Angel Diamond Star Yes!
And when you are 82, you'll still be loving 'em.
Lucky You!
YOU GO GIRL!!
Me too 62! Love DP. Hi from Peru.
Can't believe i heard this in Dubai of all places
For real but aye its badass tho
A hush came over me. It lasted thru years, even a Public Stranger reborn as the battle ranged on into a blue light.
Is that music I hear?! KEEP SHOOTING
A man of culture
Do you feel like a hero yet?
Na - na na na - na na - na - na na na
Na na na na na -The Song
I’ll give you your 100th like.
Hey Jude: "Are you challenging me mortal?"
Chorus of "One day in the life" - The Beatles
This song kick ass.
Deep Purple's first big hit
I freakin love this song!!!
Oh man, that fat driving bass is wonderful!
Herr von und zu Wolfenstein
I just can't get enough of that keyboard!
Or rather, organ.
Matao Gearsky me either it's just well put together
Nailed it!
I played this over and over on my 8 track in Nam
Been Nice To Scare off Charles With 20, 000 Db able to level small villages with a single note. My Dad, 3 Tour's. In country in 58. Weird
Thank You Sir For Serving Your Country especially at a time when it wasn't so popular to do so. God Bless You Brother. Ssgt USAFSP.
@@hmmm1868 thank YOU
Weird pro-vietnam war circle jerk going on here but ok
Sorry for what happened to you over there, it was useless and you probably lost a lot of good friends there
Timeless classic, I was at work when someone was playing it loud, then I said to myself, gotta hear it.
This song rocks! Love that rock n roll organ! Masterpiece
hell yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
The organ makes this track !!! Absolutely !!!
Every band used a Hammond B3 with a Leslie then. You don't hear them anymore!
@@robertthacher2660 i don’t think this is a leslie. This is a marshall stack
The 1960's was intense, like this song. So much energy.
'Smoke on the Water' may be their best known riff but HUSH was Deep Purple's BIGGEST HIT!
Hans S , I like perfect strangers better
highway star
Biggest hit in America only
Way better than Smoke On The Water (in my personal opinion)
it's a cover...
I'm 62 and rediscovering these great classic songs. Love this one
Me Too..
I was -33 when I first heard this I’m now 21 and this still gets me rocking
You are aging backwards??
Same but I'm 23
Oh I was so much older then I’m younger than that now.
@@robertthacher2660 it’s just his back pages.
Right on brother. I remember my mum rocking out to this when I was in her womb!! 😂
"It takes a strong man to deny what's right in front of him." - Spec Ops: The Line
Robsonski96 ah a man of culture
I've played it in spanish, and I knew this phrase was bad translated. It was translated "It takes a strong man to deny what's right". I think it was Konrad's voice over, and it makes no sense dubbed.
@@juanpabloflores8179 es que la frase original en español sería algo como "se necesita un hombre fuerte para negar lo que está justo enfrenta de él"
Es normal que esté mal traducida, tal vez porque tiene que encajar con el lip sync
@@ElPinchiBear Lip sync is the nightmare of all translators.
This song helped turn what could have been another generic military shooter into an atmospheric masterpiece. To this day, I still get chills remembering playing that level.
in the 70's you had a fast car with an 8-track player, playing Deep Purple and looking for chicks.
Yeah!
Accurate
Or guys!!
That song is from 1968,but same
Amen, Brohan Solo.
From 1968 when I was in high school. A fantastic rock song. It had everything, a B3 organ and a great drummer. A nice catchy tune A timeless piece of music with a great ending!
Great piece of sixties rock, for us old codgers. My hats off to the late Jon Lord; incredible organ work.
Move over gramps, I'm gettin' in on this action! =)
John Lord RULES!! Organ pats on the intro set the tone!!
Rod Evans really deserves more recognition.
I was really pissed off when they fired Rod Evans and
Nic Simper. Rod was a better singer than Ian Gillian and
Nic was a better bassist than Roger Glover (though completely
different styles). They both deserve more credit than they’ve
got over the years. And Nic went on to briefly work with Rick Wakeman.
Lugo:"Hey, I like this song."
Adams:"Shut up and keep shooting!"
That's another music moment (during the helicopter escape)
THIS one played during the second mission.
But anyway I got it!
@@g1deon532 Да
I was searching for a comment like this
Cute furby
@@ryobibattery thanks
I was 7 and my mom played this all the time. Love this 2023🥰🥰🥰🥰
Find it really funny that I discovered this song via a "what dad rock song suits you" quiz and everyone here seems to be in their 50s or older.
Y'all are very wholesome and positive, I wish the rest of the internet was like this comment section. Love y'all.
I'm 25 but I recently found a great love in 70s progressive rock, this is a wonderful song.
Hush exists:
Captain Walker: what the hell is that music?!
I admit, its catchy, and plays in chapter 2.
"do u guys hear that music??"
@@conguchu8275 shut up and keep fighting!
Oh Yeah!!!!!!! Takes me way back!!!! Great Era!!!! 70's !!!!!! Awesome Music 🎶🎶🎼!!!!! I'm 70 still Rock n Roll!!!!! Rock n Roll is King!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Generation X kid here, born June 18, 1967. I loved the 1970's!
Generation X kid here, born June 18, 1967. I loved the 1970's! Hello from Tyler Texas U.S.A.
Hello paulaward2075, Great Memories back then!!!!! Keep Rocking!!!!!!! Cali4nia Vato here
If you ever had any doubts about whether the Hammond organ was a rock instrument, this is the song to set them to rest.
Bravo
100%!
They all had one in those days!
Hell yeah
Love the Hammond! Just gave my teen granddaughter-musician, my Yamaha keyboard, she reads music-plays acoustic guitar. Teaching herself to play keyboard w/TH-cam tutorials. Proud of her! Music is such a great hobby-outlet of expression.
What a song...!! The first time I saw Deep Purple this was the opening song..... And the impact was so strong and sudenly some tears appear..... Tears of happiness and many memories behind
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who feels that way.
wow
th-cam.com/video/6DoEXzAOEWc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WM0kwHssEOuLUQVJ
This is the original artist with another Australian singer on a show called Rock wiz
You can't have a rock and roll band without keyboards.
Easily.. but you can have a rock band without electric guitar
My favorite Deep Purple song. Also one of the best covers.
agreed
i knew this song before Once upon a time,but i loved the movie too much.
I knew the music but not the title, I’m glad I found it out
Mood
I knew this song from 1968, when I was seven years old and my older sister bought the album. Liked it for fifty-one years now. It was used to great effect in the movie.
"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" is one of my favorite movies. Easily one of my favorite movies of the past decade, if not ever.
@@robertb67 same here.
One of the first records I bought as a teenager! Bought this record, Pictures of Matchstick Men by Status Quo, and San Francisco Girls by Fever Tree! Rock On!
Deep Purple is just one of the very few awesome bands from days gone past. But great bands and music in general will always be around for us to enjoy!!! Live life happy 😊
Best "driving" scene in ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD
I'm going to have to say Cliff Booth driving home was
@Skymoot 11 9th film of Quentin Tarantino
@Skymoot 11 ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD
That's when I feel in love with the film. It felt like you were there driving with them. :D
gamer 1453 he said “In the film”
Brings back soo many good memories of a fantastic era I was privileged to live through.Classic!!
I'm so surprised this song is as underrated as it is. I tried listening to other Deep Purple songs, and nothing has beat this yet. Sure it doesn't have a catchy riff, but it doesn't matter. Every single other detail is perfect.
because the original version is much better !
2022
52 years old.
One of the very earliest songs I ever remember hearing. My groovy parents would put headphones on me and play this on a Zenith Diamond LP Console....
That is an example of GREAT parenting. Did the same thing with my daughter, but with Stone Temple Pilots!
@@johnkristof8395 for my son and I, it was They Might Be Giants...
Man I love the rock organ. When played right it just adds so much funk to a song.
try listening to Fuzzy Duck
John Lord baby! R.i.P.
A seriously creepy and unnerving game but hearing this while taking down some punks was really fun.
Spec Ops: The Line, ladies and gentlemen.
Yup! When ypu enter the TV station. Loved the Radioman
@@Jack1994hoo absolutely. He's a funny but creepy character. It's a scary story and beautiful looking game that's really worth your while (sometimes it's nice to have a shorter game, about 6 hours).
One of the best Purple songs.That groove.
This is an excellent classic rock song!
The Hammond B3 organ is such a BAD-ASS rock instrument ! Jon Lord FTW !
This is rock, Children. This is where Heavy Metal came from
I’m picturing your profile pic saying this. XD
Nah. Sabbath was there first
@@RyanLBrown9396This was recorded in 68, Purples first "heavy album" , in rock came two years later, in 70
@@RyanLBrown9396 Queen were there with Stone Cold Crazy. Sweet were there before them.
Led Zep 1st album is where Heavy Metal came from,,,Deep Purple were Heavy Rock. Came out in my high school days
Yillara meydan okuyan efsane bir grup...Artik kimse böyle muzik yapamiyor...Muzige katkilarindan dolayi minnettariz...
12 Years before I was born! This group is way of head of its time! Must have been something back in the 60's! I'm sure the grandparents loved it!
Songs this groovy never die. They may get put on the back burner for a bit but they’ll always resurface.
I was a young girl but remember it so well when hearing it on the radio, great songs truly never leave us! 😅
badass still after all these years
Omg this song is 51 yrs old, lol.
A few things stand out here: 1. How HEAVY this song was for '68, an era where heaviness was a rarity outside of Cream or Jimi; 2. How cool this song still sounds; I'd still rank it in the Top 10 of DP's catalog; 3. How underrated RE was as a vocalist, leading me to believe the issues leading to his replacement by IG were more personal than professional.
S.A. Hogan It's hard to rate people from that era, there were so many great ones.
Don't forget The Who. It was because of Pete Townshend that the Marshall stack amps were invented that made stadium rock possible.
Ronnie Bishop Not sure why "rate (ing) people from that era" should be especially hard. I mean, The Beatles hail from that era (meaning the 60s?)---and remain the yardstick every other band is compared to.
S.A. Hogan because there's so many good one's. Unlike today's.
Ronnie Bishop People tend to glorify the 60s when there really weren't that many great bands. After The Beatles, The Stones, and Cream, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, and The Beach Boys the list gets pretty thin. Even great bands that got started in the 60s---like Purple, Floyd, Chicago, and The Who---didn't enjoy their heyday until the 70s, THE greatest period for rock. Agree with you that few bands stand out today, NIN and Coldplay being the only two that come to mind.
NEVER got tired of hearing this song......especially cruising in my Impala SS back in the day!!
I have always loved how dark and otherworldly this song is. From the sounds of howling wolves in the opening, to the phenomenal keyboards. This song would be at home in Stephen King's The Stand or one of his Dark Tower novels.
Today, some of the guys I work with said that this is junk. Now I work alone.
+BadassFreeman so where'd you bury em?
STLOU87 At the White House garden. Noone's gonna look there, anyway.
+BadassFreeman nice. I would've gone with CIA headquarters. But that's not bad.
+BadassFreeman Good, you dont need them
+WalterJacksonFreeman - He just said he buried them. No one's talkin' about no killin'....... heheheh
This song has been stuck in my head for 3 years, many a night sat up googling "na na na na na na na na na". I almost screamed when it came on in once up on a time. My mind has been saved.
This song is played in the beginning of Spec Ops The Line.... great choice and I love listening to this on long drives to remind me of my time in the sandbox :)
Hearing this song, followed immediately by the introduction of the radioman, was the first major sign that this game wasn’t going to just be another generic third person shooter.
I was introduced to this song in 2012 right after I graduated High school. It was from a game called "Spec Ops: The line." The crazy RadioMan would play a lot of classics including this one!
My favorite song by DEEP PURPLE .... saw them live in concert in 1974 along with RARE EARTH !
Lol...me too. at the Cow Palace in san fran same year.
Bet it was freaking awesome. Rare earth another of my favorites.
TONY R. U lucky sum bitch👍👍
These guys had such PERFECT rhythm, balance, timing and the perfect 'pushy' beat. No one, can out-do, no group can out-groove Deep Purple's plush push, ever.
the best in classic rock 2022 @ 70 STILL ROCKING
This song changed my music preference when I was 12/13 back in 1968. I still love their music.
THIS WAS THE FIRST SONG THAT EVER GRABBED ME .SECONDLY WAS JUMPING JACK FLASH.1968 I WAS 17 AND READY TO ROCK.
We're in that crossfire hurricane right now: Xlation to Man-in-Black-ese: The Whirlwind *is* in the thorn tree.
Mine was opposite, I was fooling around with my grandfather's shortwave radio in Germany when i came across a British station playing Stones song Jumpin Jack Flash and was hooked on Rock n Roll ever since. Hush was an instant hit , first time it played everyone loved it.
Gimme Shelter was my Stones track!!
one of the great r& r bands of the 60s & 70s they don't make it like this anymore
A wolf introduced the world to this incredible band.🙂
Thanks spec ops the line for introducing me to this great song
Joe South wrote this song for Billy Joe Royal to record in 1967. But, Deep Purple really rocks with this 1968 version, and the organ playing of Jon Lord is THE key ingredient here.
the drifters
I was Definately Joe South fan,
thanks for that tidbit @!
That's weird. I don't see that as a Billy Joe Royal song and I liked him. Deep Purple rocked it!
I like the psychedelic guitar sound
Could`nt agree more 1985OldSkool.
I feel this song is slightly underrated. I think this track is better than smoke on the water. Who agrees!
Smoke on the water was another ERA, all bands swich to quiet mode, limit lover xD
I agree. One of Deep Purple 's best. I like Woman From Tokyo. They are all good. Great band.
Both good, along with HIGHWAY STAR
smoke on the water is honestly trash. esp compared to this
Sweet child in time is the best
My first deep purple album got it in 78 I'm 61 years old still listening to this in 2024
This is pure genius - a classic that should be heard for centuries like Mozart
Jon Lord, the master keyboardist of rock. He was simply incomparable. He provided Deep Purple with most of it's separation from the other hard rock groups.
Yep, deep purple is the only one big band I know which is so easily identifiable not by vocals, but by jon lord and ritchie blackmore
LAZY!
Ian Paice is one of my favorite drummers of all time
author of THE DEATH TAX, sez: This venerable classic will forever reign in the Top 10 of PURPLE's formidable catalog. Even pre-Gillan these guys were cool!
"Flash Back to the Roots of Rock & Roll music"❤