This was fantastic... Ritchie has such a great sense of humor ; and so many historical stories to tell! Candice your words and voice are beautiful and enchanting; but I could sit for hours upon hours listening to Ritchie's stories! Thank you for such beautiful memories and for the magic we all get to enjoy even today! Thank you Blackmore's Night for everything you have done, and continue to do! We love every beautiful moment of it!
@ShadowStoriesByDarkDave Actually, since Candice Night is either Neopagan or Wiccan as she was interviewed by Green Egg(neopagan magazine), the word magic has another meaning as well in the Wiccan sense of the word and it is often spelled as magick. Candice mentioned the Wiccan Rede and the Threefold Law in the interview. Also, there is a Neopagan or Wiccan Gothic rock group from England called Inkubus Sukkubus with female singer Candia Ridley and male guitarist Tony McKormack(husband of Candia) in the same way Ritchie is married to Candice.
Agree. My brothers played Deep Purple in our house when i was a small kid and I remember when the first Rainbow album came. And Rising set my room on fire, at least that what was the lady in the neighburing house said to my mother in the kitchen below when she called on the phone and said: "Mathias room is on fire!!" Whell, that fire has not faded yet. Stargazer is one of the best rock songs ever.
Mr Swordsman I hold Ritchie up among the top. He put together some great bands. And right around when I was 16 Deep Purple were on their Perfect Strangers Tour. I did some work for a neighbor and she knew I wanted to go. So she ended up waiting in line with me in the cold Cleveland weather for approximately 6 hours and finally purchased 8 tickets for right around a hundred bucks. This lady was so cool that she ended up getting a ticket because she knew we needed a ride. She got us some beer. But just enough. She didn't want to clean her car out of some 16 year Olds puke. Said all that to say that Deep Purple was my first real by myself no parents concert. It was good but at 16 2 beers had me wasted lol. And I still love me some Purple at the young age of 53
Machinehead was the first heavy rock I ever heard in the basement room of my class mates big brother. We were 12 years old and completely blown away. We were in state of shock, this was the most heavy and wild music we've ever heard and as soon as it was over, we wanted to hear it again, but being the big brother he appropriately kicked us out of his room and told us to go f.. off. I was never the same again and have been a massive lover of heavy ever since.
RB is one of the goats. A true original genius and great songwriter. His work with Purple and Rainbow is legendary. His legacy and influence is massive. Now he's just chilling with the missus doing this medieval thing and even on his worst day he's way above most great guitarists.
@Itsallwrongbuttthatsallright Actually, the song Mistreated is on Rainbow Rising(1977) by Rainbow and it is from the Coverdale-Blackmore era on the Burn album(1974) by Deep Purple. So this song Soldier Of Fortune by Deep Purple that Candice sings is another tribute to the Coverdale-Blackmore era on the Stormbringer album(1975) by Deep Purple.
First of all the stratacastoff strataoyt cast the worst guitar give ever player only goodbto try and ho very fast doinds like a milk truck hitting a bump in a rain storm on a autom day on 2959 im so like got four dust collwcterd one got the hex on it though im done sleep time t ill later then year the guitar and drums till my shoulders fall iff
idk how many times I have seen Dio but never disappointed the first time was a 3pm show with QUEENSRYCHE opening on their first tour in 83' Dio couldn't add a 2nd night so they did 2 shows in 1 day cool 😎 worth seeing "lady wore black" really cool
This was so fun to watch- Richie’s Coverdale story, the interaction between husband and wife, their performance. So funny when Candace said Richie sometimes forgets about modern technology, that this would end up on YT.
Ritchie is a legendary guitar player, legendary asshole, legendary drunk. But can still plays great. Candace is a goddess and must have been thru the bloody ringer with Ritchie.
Blackmore is SUCH a good guy that, years ago when we were replacing our one guitarist, he actually took the time & effort to get my home phone number from a club owner, give it to his personal guitar tech and have him call our band house to audition. Then he sent him over with one of his personal Strats and the little amp that he recorded all of “Machinehead” with!! Now THAT is a nice guy.
I've actually played with 3 of these people on two separate occasions. Candice sang Bad Girls by Donna summer with us and a couple of other similar tunes. Ritchie was there for one gig, but he was unrecognizable as it was Halloween and everyone was in costume.
As a friend of a Whitesnake band member for the past 10 plus years, all I’ve heard is that David is a gracious sweet guy who treats everyone with respect and humor. The “now” David may be quite different from how Richie remembers him.
@@rabfallon4507 Was it David or "management"?...often hard to suss out....Money folks are gnarly....they run the bands actually....the artists take the brunt of their decisions. David may get mean, but his reputation in general has been good. Ritchie can be moody but he is a brilliant player. I like them all and all line ups of DP. Cheers!
I’m a huge Ritchie fan. He’s a phenomenal guitarist. I wish he could be a nicer person though. David Coverdale was/is a amazing singer. Try to just be a nice guy Ritchie.
Sorry to undermine the myth but I met him at the Worcester Centrum in 1991. (after a Purple show "Slaves" tour) He was standing in the lobby alone. I walked up and was very polite and asked him if he ever thought he would do an instrumental album one day and he said: "Maybe, but people to think you are showing off when you do those. "We then spoke about Arthur Brown. Later that night (after the hotel bar closed) my friend and I got to go to his Birthday party in a small conference room down the hall. Only people who were staying at the hotel were allowed to be there. He was as polite as could be. ( to everyone) I think one has to not bother him when busy or probably just be aware of how you come across. I didn't ask for autographs or anything. He struck me as quiet and old English like.
Seriously, this isn't in the same postcode (zipcode) as the classic Coverdale version. Where is the pain and anguish in the voice? The sense of hopelessness? In my late teens I had Coverdale's version on a loop, it was not uncommon to replay it 10 times or more, I was lucky to get through this once.
I agree. Candice sings good and all, Ritchie plays well... But the Blackmore/Coverdale version from the old days. Exactly, where is the soul, the pain? This is a great song, one of my absloute favorites.
" ...replay it 10 times..." Make it 50, or double it to 100. I mean it. And... yes, where is the pain, the sense of loss? NOBODY sings it the way DC sang originally, not even him-- later in his career.
It's funny hearing this..... I went to see the Ian Gillan Band in 1980 (Glory Road Tour) at the New Theatre, Oxford. It was normal back then at this venue to allow fans to go into the band dressing room backstage for a chat and autographs after the concert. The rest of the band had disappeared, but Ian had had a few drinks and was holding court and was telling various stories and he told the same story of Blackmore and Coverdale having a fight. How Gillan told it was that Coverdale had gone backstage after a Rainbow concert to congratulate Blackmore on an excellent show, but Blackmore was drunk and attacked Coverdale for no reason.
@@stoptheworldiwannagetoff4780 Jon Lord said that Coverdale had to walk over people to get to where he is now. Coverdale has tried to rebuild his bridges with everyone, but Sykes, and I think Micky Moody aren't so convinced.
I've heard an interview where Coverdale has talked about this incident also . I think he said it was at a Donington festival , during the Graham Bonnet era .
Cozy Powell set the scene for that fight by telling Ritchie that David had said that Rainbow were shit, which David never said, it was Cozy geeing up Ritchie.
Paman rihicie blacmore Saya & orang tua saya selalu suka melihat bercerita indahnya seorang gitaris ini.. Semoga paman rtchie blackmore masih berjalan bersama musik2 indah yang beliau mainkan THANk YOU.
The fans are waiting for a reuniunion of Deep Purple with Ritchie Blackmore and a european tour together, leave the pride away and make it together again for your fans.
A few people have taken offence at the Dio joke, but that one-liner has also been used by... David Coverdale! In other words, they were all friends who could take the piss out of each other with no malice.🤣
@@NG-LespaulDio admired Blackmore before they even met. I mean, if you're interested in the detailed info how they met there's a lot of good stuff out there including Blackmore's biography "black knight" also a rainbow story book called "a light in the black" and there are interviews and interesting factd inside Deluxe edition booklets for the first 3 Rainbow albums. Deep Purple was Dios absolute favorite band. and when his band Elf was chosen to tour with Purple it was a dream come true for Ronnie. Him and Blackmore were very close and got along well cause they had many common interests to share besides music including history, books, medieval and rennaissance things, etc. But Dio got pissed off when Blackmore suddenly turned into popshit direction and Dio had to leave. that was what ended their relationship but I don't believe either of them hated each other. that being said, this joke he said now sounds kinda rude
the man is 77 an cant play like when he was 26, as in, made in japan album, but is still incredible, maybe buddy guy an trower are two more that can really play good buddy is around 84 or so....
We've all met them at one time or another; people who get enormous amusement from putting people ill-at-ease in order to establish dominance over them and gain advantage of some kind. It's cruel and selfish but these sort just don't care, it's their schtick. Most other people write them off as twats and steer clear.
@@geraldillo I was under the impression that Ritchie and Ronnie did not get along. Since he’s dead and they may not care for each other I believed it may be disrespectful. If they were close I wouldn’t have an issue with it. I could be wrong.
@@kc-6837 I don't know about that. To me it seems more likely that it's the opposite; that he doesn't want Candice to use the mic because it's dear to him since it was a present from Dio. What I thought was hilarious is the clumsy way that he tells Candice not to use the microphone.
@@geraldillo I hope you are correct. Like I said, I could be wrong. I appreciate your response. It’s cool to swap opinions on TH-cam without someone making inappropriate comments.
I think people often mistake Ritchie's dry sense of humour as him being totally serious and even miserable sometimes. Many people with a really dry sense of humour, are often the funniest. There are also people who don't like to smile because they've seen pictures of their smile (not looking so great) and are self-conscious about smiling.
Esta bien esta version, pero Coverdale es Coverdale, unico. Es como oirla cantar Child in time, lo hara bien....pero child in time es Guillan. Lo mismo soldier of fortune es David
I doubt he is involved in the inner working of a band that he's never been involved with, let alone a reliable source of information on its future plans.
It's my understanding thru the years that Blackmore got into more fights and arguments than most musicians do. The stories I've heard over time paint Ritchie as one of the first "Assholes of Rock" due to his legendary massive ego and the shoddy way he used to treat people including fans, whom he wasn't always polite to!
I think Ritchie is autistic, I don't think he's intentionally rude or even not a nice guy. It just appears that way, I'm autistic, i see all the signs Ritchie is too. Look at interviews with him alone, then ones where candice is there too, its like 2 different people, way more talkative, relaxed and comfortable when she's there. In photos he's rarely smiling unless she's there, common with autism is a lack of facial expression. And he always insisted on having his own room to himself before going on stage, 50 years ago a band would be lucky to get their own room let alone each member. He doesn't do eye contact, he doesn't like being around lots of people, he's quite critical and doesn't bother sugar coating it, he says it as he sees it. He's blunt and to the point wether he's giving praise or criticism. He has a small group of close friends. I bet they know who he really is, and no one else. I have no doubt he's autistic.
The understanding you mention isn't always accurate. I think how he is approached and when matters. I had 2 interactions with him, and he simply could not have been more polite.
@@jeffduponte1418 Generally when you have to choose the right time to interact when a person it indicates a difficult personality. You may have just caught him at the right time. You said so yourself. It doesn't mean that he's pleasant to everyone. Look at him on his album covers. I'd never approach him.
Do mean that he takes from the gullible, wealthy middle-classes and gives to . . .the rich (himself and his spouse)? Oh wait, that's not quite the same as Robin Hood is it?
Beck has taste, Page has exceptional range, Gilmore has style, Hendrix is heavy, SRV has soul, EVH has fire, Clapton has feel, Blackmore's got it all in my book.
I am delighted with the vocals and Blackmore and all the musicians of the band. I would love to go to their concert, but this is only after emigration.
Some of those amazing guitars have huge egos because everyone is always telling them how great they are. And soon they believe it. And say to themselves Damn I am really great. I am better than everyone else.
Boo,Ritchie! You never sang but why not talk crap about the one who had the greatest rock&blues voice and still has millions of fans around the world?! And your pink lady just butchered the song. Drop it.
As a lifelong heavy rock fan (I’m 57 now) & a genuine admirer of Ritchie Blackmore,for me the greatest guitarist of all time.i still don’t see what earth this utter nonsense is all about! Self indulgent crap! I’m sorry I don’t mean to offend but this minstrel drivel has surely run its course now, just look at the response when he reactivated Rainbow!
This was fantastic... Ritchie has
such a great sense of humor ; and
so many historical stories to tell!
Candice your words and voice are
beautiful and enchanting; but I could sit for hours upon hours
listening to Ritchie's stories!
Thank you for such beautiful
memories and for the magic we
all get to enjoy even today! Thank
you Blackmore's Night for everything you have done,
and continue to do! We love
every beautiful moment of it!
@ShadowStoriesByDarkDave Actually, since Candice Night is either Neopagan or Wiccan as she was interviewed by Green Egg(neopagan magazine), the word magic has another meaning as well in the Wiccan sense of the word and it is often spelled as magick. Candice mentioned the Wiccan Rede and the Threefold Law in the interview.
Also, there is a Neopagan or Wiccan Gothic rock group from England called Inkubus Sukkubus with female singer Candia Ridley and male guitarist Tony McKormack(husband of Candia) in the same way Ritchie is married to Candice.
His voice is such a comfort
IAM 80.YEARS LOVE EVERYTHING RITCHIE
BLACKMORE DOES
THE YEAR IS 2024❤❤❤
Saw and met purple in may of 1974 still the best band I've ever seen
I've been a big fan of Mr. Ritchie Blackmore from the age of 16. Now i'm 52, still admire his talent. Ritchie, you are the man.
Agree. My brothers played Deep Purple in our house when i was a small kid and I remember when the first Rainbow album came. And Rising set my room on fire, at least that what was the lady in the neighburing house said to my mother in the kitchen below when she called on the phone and said: "Mathias room is on fire!!"
Whell, that fire has not faded yet.
Stargazer is one of the best rock songs ever.
僕は15歳から、今は54歳です。
Mr Swordsman I hold Ritchie up among the top. He put together some great bands. And right around when I was 16 Deep Purple were on their Perfect Strangers Tour. I did some work for a neighbor and she knew I wanted to go. So she ended up waiting in line with me in the cold Cleveland weather for approximately 6 hours and finally purchased 8 tickets for right around a hundred bucks. This lady was so cool that she ended up getting a ticket because she knew we needed a ride. She got us some beer. But just enough. She didn't want to clean her car out of some 16 year Olds puke. Said all that to say that Deep Purple was my first real by myself no parents concert. It was good but at 16 2 beers had me wasted lol. And I still love me some Purple at the young age of 53
Same here and I'm 63. That is a big difference for that era. Rock on, my friend. Glad to see you hear it too.
Machinehead was the first heavy rock I ever heard in the basement room of my class mates big brother. We were 12 years old and completely blown away. We were in state of shock, this was the most heavy and wild music we've ever heard and as soon as it was over, we wanted to hear it again, but being the big brother he appropriately kicked us out of his room and told us to go f.. off. I was never the same again and have been a massive lover of heavy ever since.
The music Purple and Rainbow gave us will live forever
RB is one of the goats. A true original genius and great songwriter. His work with Purple and Rainbow is legendary. His legacy and influence is massive. Now he's just chilling with the missus doing this medieval thing and even on his worst day he's way above most great guitarists.
@Itsallwrongbuttthatsallright Actually, the song Mistreated is on Rainbow Rising(1977) by Rainbow and it is from the Coverdale-Blackmore era on the Burn album(1974) by Deep Purple.
So this song Soldier Of Fortune by Deep Purple that Candice sings is another tribute to the Coverdale-Blackmore era on the Stormbringer album(1975) by Deep Purple.
no one will surpass the performance of the song ''Soldiers of fortune'' by Coverdale
I agree
...not even Coverdale himself in The Whitesnake renditions...
Spot on
Nope, the original is unsurpassed, and will most likely remain so.
I agree
Richie is awesome. What a contribution to the world.
Richie Sambora and David Coverdale are, in my opinion, two of the most adorable Beautiful talented gentlemen
After all the bantering..low and behold..a mature master guitar player..and beautiful vocals. What a treat
Sad we'll never see bands like purple and rainbow again. . RIP Dio Jimmy Bain, cozy Powell and John Lord
all that because of rich bastard controling what comes out ,,
Agreed, add Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and so many other legends gone.
First of all the stratacastoff strataoyt cast the worst guitar give ever player only goodbto try and ho very fast doinds like a milk truck hitting a bump in a rain storm on a autom day on 2959 im so like got four dust collwcterd one got the hex on it though im done sleep time t ill later then year the guitar and drums till my shoulders fall iff
Your breaking my heart I'm sure their will be another who will touch your soul I believe
idk how many times I have seen Dio but never disappointed the first time was a 3pm show with QUEENSRYCHE opening on their first tour in 83' Dio couldn't add a 2nd night so they did 2 shows in 1 day cool 😎 worth seeing "lady wore black" really cool
Awesome! Great stuff!
Ritchie Blackmore is only 2 years younger than me iam 80.years old i love his kind of
Music its one o clock
In the morning
This is the first time I saw Ritchie talks on stage❣️
Yet not a smile.
He has Asperger of course he doesn't like to talk strangers.
There is a Coverdale Page album,an amazing album.
The guitar is incredible, wish they would have done catch the rainbow with her singing
Fantastic. Thanks for sharing this. :-)
just amazing player MR Blackmore do anything he wants on guitar
This was so fun to watch- Richie’s Coverdale story, the interaction between husband and wife, their performance. So funny when Candace said Richie sometimes forgets about modern technology, that this would end up on YT.
Who cares about this shit Ritchie's talking about??? Obviously he has a Problem with himself
Agree
Blackmore still plays amazing.
Ritchie is a legendary guitar player, legendary asshole, legendary drunk. But can still plays great. Candace is a goddess and must have been thru the bloody ringer with Ritchie.
Speaks somebody with no clue. ☹️
I rather suspect she had him well under control early on.
Candice is the dominant one!
this is love and respect 2 the greatest good bleesss 4 the music 2 the world biggest fan keep rocking
I love Mr. Blackmore's candid commentary. He'd been drinking. :)
Blackmore is SUCH a good guy that, years ago when we were replacing our one guitarist, he actually took the time & effort to get my home phone number from a club owner, give it to his personal guitar tech and have him call our band house to audition. Then he sent him over with one of his personal Strats and the little amp that he recorded all of “Machinehead” with!! Now THAT is a nice guy.
Soldier of Fortune is like Stairway to Purple fans in Greece.
One of Deep Purples best song.
I've actually played with 3 of these people on two separate occasions. Candice sang Bad Girls by Donna summer with us and a couple of other similar tunes. Ritchie was there for one gig, but he was unrecognizable as it was Halloween and everyone was in costume.
I hope I'll,see them live once before I reach room temperature…
As a friend of a Whitesnake band member for the past 10 plus years, all I’ve heard is that David is a gracious sweet guy who treats everyone with respect and humor. The “now” David may be quite different from how Richie remembers him.
I think he knows, because they actually are in contact:)
David is a gracious sweet guy who treats everyone with respect and humor.
Tell that to the line up that recorded 1987
@@rabfallon4507 Was it David or "management"?...often hard to suss out....Money folks are gnarly....they run the bands actually....the artists take the brunt of their decisions.
David may get mean, but his reputation in general has been good. Ritchie can be moody but he is a brilliant player. I like them all and all line ups of DP. Cheers!
that's not what the rumors reveal ...
@@you166mhz Rumors......may be right!
absolutely fantastic, true legend
I’m a huge Ritchie fan. He’s a phenomenal guitarist. I wish he could be a nicer person though. David Coverdale was/is a amazing singer. Try to just be a nice guy Ritchie.
Ritchie is Ritchie. Even Dio said he's not a nice person.
Blackmore and Coverdale are friends now. He told that story just for fun
Sorry to undermine the myth but I met him at the Worcester Centrum in 1991. (after a Purple show "Slaves" tour) He was standing in the lobby alone. I walked up and was very polite and asked him if he ever thought he would do an instrumental album one day and he said: "Maybe, but people to think you are showing off when you do those. "We then spoke about Arthur Brown. Later that night (after the hotel bar closed) my friend and I got to go to his Birthday party in a small conference room down the hall. Only people who were staying at the hotel were allowed to be there. He was as polite as could be. ( to everyone) I think one has to not bother him when busy or probably just be aware of how you come across. I didn't ask for autographs or anything. He struck me as quiet and old English like.
@@jeffduponte1418 Is this a myth? th-cam.com/video/NjbvNZn3bm0/w-d-xo.html
He said Coverdale was a good singer in this very video. Blackmore and Coverdale are friends.
Seriously, this isn't in the same postcode (zipcode) as the classic Coverdale version. Where is the pain and anguish in the voice? The sense of hopelessness? In my late teens I had Coverdale's version on a loop, it was not uncommon to replay it 10 times or more, I was lucky to get through this once.
I agree. Candice sings good and all, Ritchie plays well... But the Blackmore/Coverdale version from the old days. Exactly, where is the soul, the pain?
This is a great song, one of my absloute favorites.
" ...replay it 10 times..." Make it 50, or double it to 100. I mean it. And... yes, where is the pain, the sense of loss? NOBODY sings it the way DC sang originally, not even him-- later in his career.
So true! These guys are just jealous of DC's talent and fame.
GREAT!!! LOVE!!!!~!!
This has to be Spinal Tap Two 😃😂🤣🎁😭
Did you ever stop , we did it once
One of the wittiest rock stars ever!
Ritchie will always be my number one axe man!!!
Always a class act that Blackmore. Telling tasteless jokes about the dead and all.
It's funny hearing this..... I went to see the Ian Gillan Band in 1980 (Glory Road Tour) at the New Theatre, Oxford. It was normal back then at this venue to allow fans to go into the band dressing room backstage for a chat and autographs after the concert. The rest of the band had disappeared, but Ian had had a few drinks and was holding court and was telling various stories and he told the same story of Blackmore and Coverdale having a fight. How Gillan told it was that Coverdale had gone backstage after a Rainbow concert to congratulate Blackmore on an excellent show, but Blackmore was drunk and attacked Coverdale for no reason.
@Pete Cockcroft: I think they're buddies!
@owenkrysler8235 That actually sounds more likely and typical of Ritchie during one of his "unpredictable" moods.
New band name "Ritchie Blackmores Codpiece" Album -The Others In The Albert Hall
Credits to David!
Wow, Ritchie drinking and fighting. I never would have imagined. 😬
What's amazing is he remembers events from his drinking days.
“His drinking days”?!? He hasn’t stopped drinking to this day. Surprised he’s not dead from liver damage already.
Which havent ended by the look of things
My neighbour was a photographer who met David Coverdale and said what a perfect gentleman he was.
Tell that to John Sykes.
@@richcampbell6808 Lots of people play the victim when actually they're the a+sehole...it's called 'projection'! Who knows?
well, in a civilized respectful society thats to be expected. taken for granted.
@@stoptheworldiwannagetoff4780 Jon Lord said that Coverdale had to walk over people to get to where he is now. Coverdale has tried to rebuild his bridges with everyone, but Sykes, and I think Micky Moody aren't so convinced.
IDK where Ritchie got the idea that Coverdale is not going out with White Snake. There are recent videos of him fronting White Snake on YT
Yes, on the Farewell tour. He means next year.
I've heard an interview where Coverdale has talked about this incident also . I think he said it was at a Donington festival , during the Graham Bonnet era .
It was at Munich, February 1980.
Richie Blackmore is funny and he totally keeps it real
Magnificent version. Candice sings like an angel and I love this pensive mood of Richie's. Not so much his drinking tales
Candice sings very well indeed. "The Fair One!" nice touch.
beautiful
Beautiful
Ritchie is obviously happiest playing this kind of material.
Ritchie is a world class troll 😁
Also has a nice rug on his head,I think it's from the hair club for men collection
@@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER. you'd be shocked to hear how many famous rock stars wear them. Jeff Beck too
Cozy Powell set the scene for that fight by telling Ritchie that David had said that Rainbow were shit, which David never said, it was Cozy geeing up Ritchie.
R.I.P
Drummer's joke🤣
RITCHIE IS FANTASTIC
Bravo 👏 thanks for sharing xx
Paman rihicie blacmore
Saya & orang tua saya selalu suka melihat bercerita indahnya seorang gitaris ini..
Semoga paman rtchie blackmore masih berjalan bersama musik2 indah yang beliau mainkan
THANk YOU.
Brian May isn't the Drummer of Queen , he is the Guitarist .
''Brian May and the drummer of Queen''.
@@dixienormous2440 yep. "They"
A bit disrespectful 😒...surprise
@@dixienormous2440 roger taylor
Use earphone for clear hearing kid 😊
Candince voice stays and lingers with you like a refreshing breeze😎
The fans are waiting for a reuniunion of Deep Purple with Ritchie Blackmore and a european tour together, leave the pride away and make it together again for your fans.
A few people have taken offence at the Dio joke, but that one-liner has also been used by... David Coverdale! In other words, they were all friends who could take the piss out of each other with no malice.🤣
Ronnie did not like Ritchie.
@@NG-LespaulDio admired Blackmore before they even met. I mean, if you're interested in the detailed info how they met there's a lot of good stuff out there including Blackmore's biography "black knight" also a rainbow story book called "a light in the black" and there are interviews and interesting factd inside Deluxe edition booklets for the first 3 Rainbow albums. Deep Purple was Dios absolute favorite band. and when his band Elf was chosen to tour with Purple it was a dream come true for Ronnie. Him and Blackmore were very close and got along well cause they had many common interests to share besides music including history, books, medieval and rennaissance things, etc. But Dio got pissed off when Blackmore suddenly turned into popshit direction and Dio had to leave. that was what ended their relationship but I don't believe either of them hated each other. that being said, this joke he said now sounds kinda rude
wait, this isn't the new Spinal Tap movie ?
Who was the opening band for Blackmore's Night? They were so good. Perfect fit the main band.
Violin with MASK?
Great playing and Singing
So lucky is the man that have this angel as his wife.
nie znam angirlskiego. Ritchie jesteś GREAT. A ta piosenka jest chyba jedną z najlepszych jaką znam.
Ritchie hat sein Glück gefunden,klasse!
the man is 77 an cant play like when he was 26, as in, made in japan album, but is still incredible, maybe buddy guy an trower are two more that can really play good buddy is around 84 or so....
У меня есть этот концерт на видео
Todos os lineups do Deep purple são geniais
Just imagine Brian May and Roger Taylor watching that scene and pretending not to be seeing anything 😂
It would be nice if Ritchie make a few songs with Coverdale and Gillan for old times sake
She sings like an angel.
She looks like one too!
I love Ritchie’s playing but his visualisation of others and how he puts them down is sad and why he has burnt so many artists.
FOREVER AND EVER BLACKMORE
How'd Blackmore grow more hair in his 70s than he did in his 20s? Wig?
So what was the story ?
Why is Peter 'snake bite' Wright playing drums here?
We've all met them at one time or another; people who get enormous amusement from putting people ill-at-ease in order to establish dominance over them and gain advantage of some kind. It's cruel and selfish but these sort just don't care, it's their schtick. Most other people write them off as twats and steer clear.
"That's Ronnie Dio's mic." Hilarious! 🤣😂🤣
I thought it was disrespectful. The man is dead.
@@kc-6837Explain please...
@@geraldillo I was under the impression that Ritchie and Ronnie did not get along. Since he’s dead and they may not care for each other I believed it may be disrespectful. If they were close I wouldn’t have an issue with it. I could be wrong.
@@kc-6837 I don't know about that. To me it seems more likely that it's the opposite; that he doesn't want Candice to use the mic because it's dear to him since it was a present from Dio. What I thought was hilarious is the clumsy way that he tells Candice not to use the microphone.
@@geraldillo I hope you are correct. Like I said, I could be wrong. I appreciate your response. It’s cool to swap opinions on TH-cam without someone making inappropriate comments.
I think people often mistake Ritchie's dry sense of humour as him being totally serious and even miserable sometimes. Many people with a really dry sense of humour, are often the funniest. There are also people who don't like to smile because they've seen pictures of their smile (not looking so great) and are self-conscious about smiling.
Very true. Just because one is a great musician doesn't mean they feel naturally photogenic or socially comfortable.
funny is not how i would describe blackmore
Real Deal ♈️
great Ritchie
Esta bien esta version, pero Coverdale es Coverdale, unico. Es como oirla cantar Child in time, lo hara bien....pero child in time es Guillan. Lo mismo soldier of fortune es David
Interesting that he seems to confirm that Whitesnake will indeed be continuing without David Coverdale...
I doubt he is involved in the inner working of a band that he's never been involved with, let alone a reliable source of information on its future plans.
No no! only David Coverdale and no one else!
His voice is shot…
Big Coverdale fan, and I want to agree with you. But she did a killer job. Nice touch.
@@AceSWhyld I like listening to the original. David is the original. Everything else karaoke or cover.
It's my understanding thru the years that Blackmore got into more fights and arguments than most musicians do. The stories I've heard over time paint Ritchie as one of the first "Assholes of Rock" due to his legendary massive ego and the shoddy way he used to treat people including fans, whom he wasn't always polite to!
I think Ritchie is autistic, I don't think he's intentionally rude or even not a nice guy.
It just appears that way, I'm autistic, i see all the signs Ritchie is too.
Look at interviews with him alone, then ones where candice is there too, its like 2 different people, way more talkative, relaxed and comfortable when she's there.
In photos he's rarely smiling unless she's there, common with autism is a lack of facial expression.
And he always insisted on having his own room to himself before going on stage, 50 years ago a band would be lucky to get their own room let alone each member.
He doesn't do eye contact, he doesn't like being around lots of people, he's quite critical and doesn't bother sugar coating it, he says it as he sees it. He's blunt and to the point wether he's giving praise or criticism.
He has a small group of close friends. I bet they know who he really is, and no one else.
I have no doubt he's autistic.
Точнее не бывает, настоящее осмысливание
I don't think I've ever seen him smile..
The understanding you mention isn't always accurate. I think how he is approached and when matters. I had 2 interactions with him, and he simply could not have been more polite.
@@jeffduponte1418
Generally when you have to choose the right time to interact when a person it indicates a difficult personality. You may have just caught him at the right time. You said so yourself. It doesn't mean that he's pleasant to everyone. Look at him on his album covers. I'd never approach him.
Love you Ritchie.Miss you in DP👍👍👍👍👍💜💜💜💜💜
Simon McCBride is currently in DP,And he's a monster of a player.
I think Ritchie would like to be performing and living in Sherwood Forest
Wait he’s turned into Robin Hood 😂🎸
Don’t give up your day job.
Do mean that he takes from the gullible, wealthy middle-classes and gives to . . .the rich (himself and his spouse)? Oh wait, that's not quite the same as Robin Hood is it?
Oh snap !!
Beck has taste, Page has exceptional range, Gilmore has style, Hendrix is heavy, SRV has soul, EVH has fire, Clapton has feel, Blackmore's got it all in my book.
Is there ANYONE Ritchie didn't fight with?
Ritchie Blackmore the ferry with the fender.
I am delighted with the vocals and Blackmore and all the musicians of the band. I would love to go to their concert, but this is only after emigration.
Ну так давай, ГАЗУЙ.
@@mityaypolov6118 спасибо...тебя не спрсил..командир🤣
Some of those amazing guitars have huge egos because everyone is always telling them how great they are. And soon they believe it. And say to themselves Damn I am really great. I am better than everyone else.
Boo,Ritchie! You never sang but why not talk crap about the one who had the greatest rock&blues voice and still has millions of fans around the world?!
And your pink lady just butchered the song. Drop it.
It’s worked for foreigner for 20 years.
What do they look like??!!!
As a lifelong heavy rock fan (I’m 57 now) & a genuine admirer of Ritchie Blackmore,for me the greatest guitarist of all time.i still don’t see what earth this utter nonsense is all about! Self indulgent crap! I’m sorry I don’t mean to offend but this minstrel drivel has surely run its course now, just look at the response when he reactivated Rainbow!
Its up to him i suppose,its his life.But i agree i think its bollocks too🤣
And yet the heavy stuff is really hard to pull off at his age, or Coverdale’s age etc.
Yes - it should have been a couple of solo ventures. Their albums sound the same and her singing lacks depth.
This is Spinal Tap
Величайший гитарист респект.