It's a Hammond B3 organ. Jon Lord fed it through a Marshall guitar amp with Lesley rotating speakers to be able to keep up with Ritchie Blackmore's overwhelming guitar sound. And he did well, didn't he? Jon Lord can be and is considered one of the best organ players that ever lived. The speed at which he played, the prowess he's shown, the melodies he's produced. Magic, pure and simple. And you've witnessed it. Isn't that magic all by itsself? Greetings and well-wishes from Belgium.
Jon Lord deserves your accolades. I also think that Jimmy Greenspoon of Three Dog Night is not given enough recognition as an excellent keyboard artist. He rocked the Hammond B3 too!
I'ld like to quote my mother: "The young guys today don't play music like that anymore! that's sad!!!" ... She is turning 68 this years and still hears Deep Purple until today! It's her music and she went to several concerts of this band in her youth. Because of her I got into Deep Purple as i had (!) to listen to this kind of music as a kid! I am very thankful for that ... imagine me as a 6 year old and instead of reading some books to, she just put on the record player with "Deep Purple - In Rock" playing, gave me a kiss and put on some head-phones on my ears! ^^+gg I am thankful for that! XD
It is a Hammond C-3 Organ played through a Marshall guitar amplifier. Jon Lord calls it The Beast. Jon wanted his organ to sound like Ritchie Blackmore's guitar. Jon has switch to transfer from the Marshall amp to the Leslie amp. On this song, you can really appreciate Roger Glover's bass skills. This is from a 1972 concert in Copenhagen.
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definitely loving this, keep up the 1965-75 was the decade of the great progressive fusion in british music. Any and all bands of this era are relevant. Looks like we're on the big boys, i suggest Led Zep-Pink Floyd-Black Sabbath(Ozzy Ozborne)
First time watching you my man loved watchin you lovin' stuff I love, brings us together man. Listen to the original studio too, its perfect, in a way different fun way
By the way, the footage (and sound recording) is from a 1972 gig in Copenhagen. The concert was released on a double LP/CD called "Scandinavian Nights". Jon Lord (organ) wasn't at his best here, nor was Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) but any concert from that time period should be cherished. I myself consider both Deep Purple MKI and MKII as the best hard rock ever played. We all should be glad footage and sound recordings exists so that we can all witness the greatness of this band.
You are so lucky man,this is far and away a band piece.Apparently blackmore wasn't keen on lazy appearing on the album.But he still is in love with paices clockwork drumming.
wake up .....an organ hammond with box effects it was the seventies times to experience i think he got a moog first steps to electronic music .church music maybe j s bach music
The Leslie is not an amp. It’s an effect really spinning speakers large and small causing a chorus like effect. Jon lords amp was a Marshall guitar amp.
A perfect example of DP Mk.2's sense of fun. They were all friends then. Something went wrong later that year and into the next. The sound here's been improved no end. On the original video, the vocals were too high in the mix. Good point about DP's instrumental talent - and Ian Gillan was equal to the others.
The pants on the hips was a prison thing in the '80s when crack became popular people lost a lot of weight so prisons ran out of slim pants so they had to give them large pants
It's a Hammond B3 organ. Jon Lord fed it through a Marshall guitar amp with Lesley rotating speakers to be able to keep up with Ritchie Blackmore's overwhelming guitar sound. And he did well, didn't he? Jon Lord can be and is considered one of the best organ players that ever lived. The speed at which he played, the prowess he's shown, the melodies he's produced. Magic, pure and simple. And you've witnessed it. Isn't that magic all by itsself? Greetings and well-wishes from Belgium.
Jon Lord deserves your accolades. I also think that Jimmy Greenspoon of Three Dog Night is not given enough recognition as an excellent keyboard artist. He rocked the Hammond B3 too!
Add in Peter Bardens of Camel and Dave Sinclair of Caravan. There were a lot of great keyboard players in that era
Love this song. It like the band said, "Let's have a jam session, everybody gets a solo, and we throw some lyrics in and call it song."
Deep Purple, in my opinion, have no equal. They are musicians' musicians... if that makes sense. 💜
Yes, that was a You Tuber's You Tube comment..
I thought that was said of Steely Dan but DP was my favorite concert of all time (and there were many!).
50 ЛЕТ ПРОШЛО А ВОСТОРГ НОВЫЙ.ВНЕ ВРЕМЕНИ.БЕЗ СРОКА ДАВНОСТИ.ВСЕГДА СВЕЖИЙ ВСЕГДА ВКУСНО....ПОТРЯСАЮЩЕ ВКУСНО СЛУШАТЬ.
1972. Man you got so much catching up to do. And it's gonna be a gas.
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It started for me i n 1970 / 71 i was 11/12 years and stay a long lasted fan 👍👍👍
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Great music, thanks for playing it. I am from the Era when bell buttons were in style.
All I can say is I’m glad I grew up with this kind of music.
Well said, they were exceptional musicians. Talent oozed from their fingertips.
Ritchie Blackmore is my GOAT.... so good. You should check out his next group called Rainbow. "Stargazer" is their masterpiece.
I'ld like to quote my mother: "The young guys today don't play music like that anymore! that's sad!!!" ... She is turning 68 this years and still hears Deep Purple until today! It's her music and she went to several concerts of this band in her youth. Because of her I got into Deep Purple as i had (!) to listen to this kind of music as a kid! I am very thankful for that ... imagine me as a 6 year old and instead of reading some books to, she just put on the record player with "Deep Purple - In Rock" playing, gave me a kiss and put on some head-phones on my ears! ^^+gg I am thankful for that! XD
Deep purple #1
Great Reaction!
Thank you!! 😁
My fave band since I was 10. 💜💜
Seen deep 2 times both in 1985 Dallas TX
Oh ya, the boy can play......
I swear this track was built just for them to tear pieces off of live - never seen it the same twice but they killed it every time.
It is a Hammond C-3 Organ played through a Marshall guitar amplifier. Jon Lord calls it The Beast. Jon wanted his organ to sound like Ritchie Blackmore's guitar.
Jon has switch to transfer from the Marshall amp to the Leslie amp. On this song, you can really appreciate Roger Glover's bass skills. This is from a 1972 concert in Copenhagen.
IMHO Machinehead was their best album hands down every cut on that record was great.
They are musical masters right up there in equal place with the mighty Zep
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That is John Lord RIP, the greatest Hammond organ player of all time
Jon Lord on the Hammond, yes he was.
When I saw them in concert he was rocking the whole thing back and forth while playing! It didn't tip - that was skill!
Sorry, I'm a huge DP and Jon Lord Fan, but Rick Wakeman (YES) and Keith Emerson (Emerson, Lake & Palmer), were at the same level as Jon.
One of the baddest jams in the land.
Oldie but goodie!
Jon Lord, the master of great inro's with the Hammond!
Great music, keep it coming.
Thank you I T
Jon Lord was a master on the Hammond Organ.
definitely loving this, keep up the 1965-75 was the decade of the great progressive fusion in british music. Any and all bands of this era are relevant.
Looks like we're on the big boys, i suggest Led Zep-Pink Floyd-Black Sabbath(Ozzy Ozborne)
I can feel it long ago 71 years
Rock on brother 🤘🏾🤘🏾
First time watching you my man loved watchin you lovin' stuff I love, brings us together man. Listen to the original studio too, its perfect, in a way different fun way
Thank you brother I appreciate the love and support ill check out that original studio version too 🤘🏾🤘🏾
Baby, no worries. I feel you, I've been sick too.
By the way, the footage (and sound recording) is from a 1972 gig in Copenhagen. The concert was released on a double LP/CD called "Scandinavian Nights". Jon Lord (organ) wasn't at his best here, nor was Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) but any concert from that time period should be cherished. I myself consider both Deep Purple MKI and MKII as the best hard rock ever played. We all should be glad footage and sound recordings exists so that we can all witness the greatness of this band.
Un pur regal.
Hammond organ, HotWired into a Marshall stack!
The irony is, these guys definitely ain't lazy!
You are so lucky man,this is far and away a band piece.Apparently blackmore wasn't keen on lazy appearing on the album.But he still is in love with paices clockwork drumming.
I love Deep Purple! Have you reacted to any Jimi Hendrix? Lawd, he was FN AMAZING.
Hey Lady Lisa I have not but I definitely plan to its like you read my mind 🤘🏾
@@dirtypansreacts6260, I'm crafty like that! 😆😉
To be three Hammond organ
Every time they played this it different
wake up .....an organ hammond with box effects it was the seventies times to experience i think he got a moog first steps to electronic music .church music maybe j s bach music
Hammond B3 organ
Going to a Leslie amp
The Leslie is not an amp. It’s an effect really spinning speakers large and small causing a chorus like effect. Jon lords amp was a Marshall guitar amp.
A perfect example of DP Mk.2's sense of fun. They were all friends then. Something went wrong later that year and into the next. The sound here's been improved no end. On the original video, the vocals were too high in the mix. Good point about DP's instrumental talent - and Ian Gillan was equal to the others.
Yes its an electric piano more commonly known as an organ
Thank you Tarkus
Electric pianos and organs are different instruments.
@@gj8683 I know mate Ive got one, Jon Lord played a hammond organ thats what I was trying to say
John Lord. Keys. Hammond B3
The pants on the hips was a prison thing in the '80s when crack became popular people lost a lot of weight so prisons ran out of slim pants so they had to give them large pants
You ever watch the Winter Brothers? I think you would really enjoy Tobacco Road by Johnny and Edgar Winter.
Unfortunately the Director is asleep and misdirects the cameras. Not electric piano... a Hammond!
It's wild you commented on their clothes, cause you look like you could of grew up with us back in the 70's. Yeah. Peace
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Gracias mi amiga realmente te aprecio!:)
@@dirtypansreacts6260 HOLA amigo MÍO, SOY varón,,y TODO LO QUE VES...VARÓN...
The original recorded version as well cannot be missed! Guarantee you won't be disappointed: th-cam.com/video/dqM5L5JQseI/w-d-xo.html
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Organ
Studio version is much better, more polished and less manic