I cannot understand why people would say Tommy Bolin did not jell with Deep Purple. They should have a listen to the Come Taste the Band album. It was different from Deep Purple's other records, but, it is a solid album! It is unfortunate about his drug habits and it led to his life ending far too soon. However, his time with Deep Purple should be remembered from Come Taste the Band which is still one of my favorites from Purple.
DONT LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE WHO SAY THAT....THEY KNOW SHIT ABOUT MUSIC AND GUITAR PLAYERS......COME TASTE THE BAND.......BURN......AND STORMBRINGER ARE DEEP PURPLES BEST LINE UP AND BEST STUDIO WORK THEY EVER DID......REST IN PEACE TOMMY.....WE LOVE YOU......FOREVER.......12/4/76........12/4/2018.....
Tommy plays this well with a damaged arm, and sings it well too. Purple back him well enough, considering it was not their music or their feel. The best song on Last Concert In Japan. Rest In Peace Tommy. Love to Sioux City IOWA.
Tommy shot himself up with morphine and laid on his right arm for several hours, rendering it numb. Although by this song he seemed to have recovered enough to have play a good lead.
My favorite version of this brilliant song. Despite having had a physically impaired arm during his performance at this show, Tommy Bolin brings tremendous feeling here on this song with both his lead vocal and guitar playing, and Jon Lord's organ is the perfect accompaniment. So glad DP had the good sense to include it in the set list. For years the "Last Concert In Japan" album was not available in the United States, but an edition was finally released here not too long ago, and I bought it on both CD and vinyl formats primarily for this song alone.
I think this is the best version of Wild Dogs recorded. It's a brilliant song anyway, but Paice's busy drumming and Lord's atmospheric organ take the thing up a notch. And of course the dual vocals with Hughes. Awesome. Why the heck did they drop the song in 1976?
Man no doubt about it! Tommy's band did it really well. But, with the accompaniment of John Lord, Ian Paice, and Glenn Hughes they tear the roof off! Beautifully done!
The guitar is having a conversation itself. At the end of the song… the guitar’s notes are saying…. “Why you don’t wanna be with me?!! And pepe at 3 times!!” Bolín changes the swing and respond……” cause I’ve never been in your heart!”
I love this version. Tommy puts down a heartfelt solo and the rest of the band is completely into the song too. Deep Purple really made Tommy rock out and eventhough he wasn't in excellent shape at that Last Concert, he still shines on the songs he wrote with Purple.
This wasn't the best Bolin's version wild dogs but the rest of the band was so higher. The Lord's atmospheric keyboards, the Huges' chorus, and his bass, and Paice's drums... Amazing! Saddly that the fucking drugs did not showed us his evolution in years... Rest in Peace, friend.
To me how could you 💕 or appreciate this line up one of the greatest guitarist's one of the greatest bass players one of the greatest drummers keyboards and singers in the same band band absolutely unbelievable and beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tommy Bolin war ein super geiler Musiker !!! Schade, das er so früh verstorben ist.!! RIP Tommy, man hätte bestimmt noch viele, gigantische Musik Stücke, von ihm gehört....🖤
This is a song of all time. I had his box set of three CDs and it doesn't have the Deep Purple version on it. It is hands down the best recording of it he was at the 17th Street tap in 76 in Sioux city and played three or four songs. Tommy partied like he played HARD. it's a shame that a lot of young people haven't heard of him. He still wears the ring that Hendrix was wearing when he died some still argue that he was better than Hendrix. I wouldn't go that far but he was amazing RIP Tommy
I heard this song for the first time 35 yars ago. My Uncle play it several times a day. I was very surprised and happy to here this again. R.I.P. Uncle Pasquale.
I am so glad that I saw him on that last Deep Purple '76 tour before they broke up - and he/they done Wild Dogs. TB albums are still heavily played by me all these years later. Truly one of the best.
Cut him down for his failings with Deep Purple if you like .... anyone who knows anything about guitars knows that he did not really ever jell with this band....(who the fuck else would even have TRIED to replace Blackmore anyways?) Tommy fit much better following Joe Walsh in the james gang, his work on Billy Cobham's 'Spectrum' and his instrumental group 'Energy' were the original template for jazz fusion for Christ's sakes.....Tommy influenced everyone from Jeff Beck to Spyrogyra to Steppenwolf, Soundgarten and Motley Crew..... any of you critics think you could have ever been that influential and only lived to 26 years old is a 'Dreamer'.... pun intended on his masterpiece ballad from 1975's "Teaser" .... if Willie Dixon said the man was the "best guitarist who ever lived" that is enough for me to consider Tommy to at least be ONE of the best who ever lived ....... the man may RIP ..... but...... long live the rock...... & ~ * ^
roger keime Thank you .... they were foolish to not make new music with Tommy, like the James Gang did ..... Miami and Bang were both great new music at the time. Tommy did not fit in the mold of a Ritchie Blackmore sound alike......he was too original and creative for that
I was a big fan{postumously}of tommy's solo music,and then a good friend pulled the live deep purple from japan with tommy,and I had to hear it all{james gang,moxy,billy cobham's spectrum}a man who truely played with his whole soul! Have not heard one since!R.I.P.my brother we will all see you soon!
I was hurt in the glass trade nearly lost my right arm from the elbow down. And thought I would never play guitar again. Put 1 of my guitars on a stand so I had to look at it every day. And listened to Tommy. My biggest influence every day. 2 years later playing writing and recording again. Thank Tommy thank God. And love willed dogs. JOHNNY RAY.
something about this version of wild dogs I keep coming back to one of the many kick ass versions that is!!!!! Tommy is among the very best guitarists ever!!!
Tommys work in the Jazz Fusion genre is his specialty playing with heavy hitters like Billy Cobham, Alphonse Mouzon, Narada Michael Walden , Jeff Beck, David sanBorn, Jan Hammer, lee Ritenoir, his solo material is probably the most provocative material in music. I miss Tommy 💔💔💔
HERE EM HOWL......REST IN PEACE TO THE GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER I HAVE EVER HEARD........NEXT TO JIMI......I MISS YOU TOMMY. SLEEP WITH THE ANGELS.......12/4/76 - today is 42 years since we lost you......FUCKIN DRUGS KILL PEOPLE......LIVE YOUR LIFE CLEAN PEOPLE......DRUGS KILL WHO WE LOVE MOST OF ALL.......
For a great TV interview, Google: Tommy Bolin/Jim Fox on Whistle Test. It's from 1973 when he'd just joined The James Gang and he looks healthy and happy. He's also wearing the coolest hat.
I have been listening to Purple since the late 60's. Come taste the Band is my favorite DP album. I think Tommy rocked man. I love his solo work too. Fucking drugs took to many.
Couldnt agree more..my bushmills has finished a few too...Bolins playing here is effen awesome...great song like Hotel California and a bottle of hank beam to erase that two timing cow from my life...
Great version, it came out of nowhere cause the rest of the gig is not very good, and that's a euphemism...but this song, and this solo, even if we can notice a certain lack of attack on strings(doesn't alter it though) and the annoying backing vocals by Hugues, is remarkable ! Inventive and magic ! Thanks Tommy, you're gone too soon, RIP.
This is a great cut from an otherwise underwhelming album. I love the MKIV era as Tommy is one of my all time favourite musicians. As mentioned by others, Come Taste The Band is such a great album which has aged like a fine wine. I recently purchased the remastered edition and it sounds fantastic! The German pressing is worth tracking down as well. For live MKIV i recommend the Purple release Live at Long Beach... which is a remastered edition of "On the Wings Of A Russian Foxbat"
@Akron162 He used a lot of drugs before this concert and he fell asleep in his arm so he could play very hard so Jon Lord played the things in his organ that Tommy can't. Do yourself a favor and listen to Live in Long Beach 1976 and you will know who Tommy Bolin is...
Des vocaux Rock n’ Roll , l'orgue puissant de J.Lord , le groove énorme de Hugues ,la frappe précise de Paice et la lumineuse guitare de Tommy , nous emporte loin, très loin. Une performance paroxystique .
Sulla carta i DP mk4 erano un gruppo eccezionale ....si sono formati nel momento sbagliato e con 2 elementi inaffidabili fermo restando che oggi gente come Bolin e Hughes ce li sognami....fossi stato assunto io nei DP il gruppo sarebbe stato la mia vita ... Avrei lavorato 25h al giorno per un gruppo così ....CTTB un disco formidabile e sottovalutato...
Purtroppo Tommy e Glenn non avevano il supporto psicologico che avrebbero avuto al giorno d'oggi.........anche se si muore ancora di Droghe.La dicografia di Tommy e'qui a testimoniare che Talento fosse...Peccato Davvero averlo perso.CTTB lo trovo Stupendo e uno dei pochi che si ascolta ancora adesso. @@marcocappa3738
Tommy was pretty shook up, his girlfriend was sleeping around with Glenn, his personal assistant just died/murdered at the previous concert. Took heroin and fell asleep on his arm for hours. Even tried acupuncture to get the blood flowing in his arm...
NOTHING FOR NOTHING......READ TOMMYS BIO BOOK.......TOMMY WAS A DRUG ADDICT.....YES......HOWEVER, TOMMY WAS KILLED......READ THE BOOK. Thank you and rest in Peace Tommy.
Such a great shame this song isnt captured live ..for me its like leslie wests live version of theme from an imaginary western its that kinda boys no one understands us type which is soo rare...wot a talent he was. Bless him taken so young ..
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Tommy set Deep Purple on fire like we had never seen before. Fantastic and super talented musician. All respect and miss this incredible musician!!!!
When I listen to Tommy Bolin,so do my neighbours
The guitar solo just singing... So expressive
I cannot understand why people would say Tommy Bolin did not jell with Deep Purple. They should have a listen to the Come Taste the Band album. It was different from Deep Purple's other records, but, it is a solid album! It is unfortunate about his drug habits and it led to his life ending far too soon. However, his time with Deep Purple should be remembered from Come Taste the Band which is still one of my favorites from Purple.
Love come taste the band excellent work.
Spot on...its one of those albums that is better with the passing years....Gillan stuff sounds dated but this era sounds soo cool...
Come and Taste the Band es un discazo! Bolin fue tremendo guitarrista. La gente habla muchas idioteces. Un saludo!
DONT LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE WHO SAY THAT....THEY KNOW SHIT ABOUT MUSIC AND GUITAR PLAYERS......COME TASTE THE BAND.......BURN......AND STORMBRINGER ARE DEEP PURPLES BEST LINE UP AND BEST STUDIO WORK THEY EVER DID......REST IN PEACE TOMMY.....WE LOVE YOU......FOREVER.......12/4/76........12/4/2018.....
Mine too mate
R. I. P. Tommy
One of the most underrated musicians in the 1970.
Its so sad, that he died so young, but in the music he lives on.
Rock on Tommy
R. I. P... Tommy Bolin. Great Guitarrist, voice. I like you Forever.
Tommy plays this well with a damaged arm, and sings it well too.
Purple back him well enough, considering it was not their music or their feel.
The best song on Last Concert In Japan.
Rest In Peace Tommy.
Love to Sioux City IOWA.
Tommy shot himself up with morphine and laid on his right arm for several hours, rendering it numb. Although by this song he seemed to have recovered enough to have play a good lead.
Brilliance, You will never ever be forgotten Tommy...
Nobody ever mentions the voice in this song. What a voice!
Smilitxu That's Glenn Hughes
+Ashnoy Atrushanyan only on the backing harmonies.
Yes I noticed ,wooow 🤩❤️
Best song on the album. And it's good that Come Taste the Band is starting to get the recognition it deserves.
Teaser is still one of my favourite albums, this version of Wild Dogs is brilliant with Tommy and the Mighty Purple.
Amazing ! Also love Tommy Bolins two records with the James Gang. Bang and the Miami album. Truly awesome
My favorite version of this brilliant song. Despite having had a physically impaired arm during his performance at this show, Tommy Bolin brings tremendous feeling here on this song with both his lead vocal and guitar playing, and Jon Lord's organ is the perfect accompaniment. So glad DP had the good sense to include it in the set list. For years the "Last Concert In Japan" album was not available in the United States, but an edition was finally released here not too long ago, and I bought it on both CD and vinyl formats primarily for this song alone.
I’m thinking about getting mainly for the live version of Soldier of Fortune. This is awesome too.
I love Tommy's playing but after my first time hearing this recording I have to say that I also love his voice !!!
I think this is the best version of Wild Dogs recorded. It's a brilliant song anyway, but Paice's busy drumming and Lord's atmospheric organ take the thing up a notch. And of course the dual vocals with Hughes. Awesome. Why the heck did they drop the song in 1976?
@K31JAN Exactly what I was going to say, and Tommy expired shortly afterwards.
Agree, first version I heard of this so think it left a bigger impression on me, great version.
I grew up with this version… I will always have fond memories of Tommy Bolin!
Taken WAY too early!
I like the 15 minute long jam version
Man no doubt about it! Tommy's band did it really well. But, with the accompaniment of John Lord, Ian Paice, and Glenn Hughes they tear the roof off! Beautifully done!
Heard this song many many years ago, easily the best track on the album
Probably my favorite version
The guitar is having a conversation itself.
At the end of the song… the guitar’s notes are saying…. “Why you don’t wanna be with me?!! And pepe at 3 times!!”
Bolín changes the swing and respond……” cause I’ve never been in your heart!”
I've been a fan of Tommy Bolin since 1973 and will be forever
I love this version. Tommy puts down a heartfelt solo and the rest of the band is completely into the song too. Deep Purple really made Tommy rock out and eventhough he wasn't in excellent shape at that Last Concert, he still shines on the songs he wrote with Purple.
This wasn't the best Bolin's version wild dogs but the rest of the band was so higher. The Lord's atmospheric keyboards, the Huges' chorus, and his bass, and Paice's drums... Amazing! Saddly that the fucking drugs did not showed us his evolution in years... Rest in Peace, friend.
Still one of the greatest Pearls in Rock Music history… I fall in Love with it every time I hear it
To me how could you 💕 or appreciate this line up one of the greatest guitarist's one of the greatest bass players one of the greatest drummers keyboards and singers in the same band band absolutely unbelievable and beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful voice and guitar sound! And the band playing for him!!
WHAT A SONG!!! All hail Bolin!!!
Tommy Bolin war ein super geiler Musiker !!! Schade, das er so früh verstorben ist.!! RIP Tommy, man hätte bestimmt noch viele, gigantische Musik Stücke, von ihm gehört....🖤
Wonderful track♥️🙂👍♥️
Analog raw imperfect and simple awesome.
This song exemplifies his life.
This is absolutely remarkable.
This is where Tommy pulled out all the stops, magic = )
Im glade I bought this vinyl & still have it. At least this man followed his vision
Bolin is the kid, best of Deep Purple.
First heard this 30++ years ago working in a gold mine. Takes me back every time. Timeless.
Same, oil rig.
And look what you found. Pure gold.
Fuck, I love this....
This baggage handcuffed to my wrist....
An amazing solo. Simply great.
Love this version 🙏🏻
This is a song of all time. I had his box set of three CDs and it doesn't have the Deep Purple version on it. It is hands down the best recording of it he was at the 17th Street tap in 76 in Sioux city and played three or four songs. Tommy partied like he played HARD. it's a shame that a lot of young people haven't heard of him. He still wears the ring that Hendrix was wearing when he died some still argue that he was better than Hendrix. I wouldn't go that far but he was amazing RIP Tommy
This is beautiful.Miss you Tommy.I had never heard him sing.
You go Tommy, RIP🎸🙏🏻
I heard this song for the first time 35 yars ago. My Uncle play it several times a day. I was very surprised and happy to here this again. R.I.P. Uncle Pasquale.
Wonderful !!
Great song, Tommy was taken to soon! R I P axe MAN ! ❤️👏😢
I am so glad that I saw him on that last Deep Purple '76 tour before they broke up - and he/they done Wild Dogs. TB albums are still heavily played by me all these years later. Truly one of the best.
Cut him down for his failings with Deep Purple if you like .... anyone who knows anything about guitars knows that he did not really ever jell with this band....(who the fuck else would even have TRIED to replace Blackmore anyways?) Tommy fit much better following Joe Walsh in the james gang, his work on Billy Cobham's 'Spectrum' and his instrumental group 'Energy' were the original template for jazz fusion for Christ's sakes.....Tommy influenced everyone from Jeff Beck to Spyrogyra to Steppenwolf, Soundgarten and Motley Crew..... any of you critics think you could have ever been that influential and only lived to 26 years old is a 'Dreamer'.... pun intended on his masterpiece ballad from 1975's "Teaser" .... if Willie Dixon said the man was the "best guitarist who ever lived" that is enough for me to consider Tommy to at least be ONE of the best who ever lived ....... the man may RIP ..... but...... long live the rock...... & ~ * ^
they limited his abilities with the NOTE FOR NOTE orders he was to follow. add the drug abuse and it made for an unnatural alliance.
roger keime Thank you .... they were foolish to not make new music with Tommy, like the James Gang did ..... Miami and Bang were both great new music at the time. Tommy did not fit in the mold of a Ritchie Blackmore sound alike......he was too original and creative for that
..thanks fot this song Tommy!
great music... with great guitar from history of rock
we salute tommy bolin!
I love em all but this is my favorite 💕 thanks for sharing Tommy
What a fantastic songs
never heard this version :D goose bumps & chils ~we miss you Tommy!
This is one of my "Makes Me Cry" songs.
Nice version
Going down memory lane… 🥰
Tommy Bolin !!
Fuc....drugs !!!! Who knows how far Deep Purple could run if he was clean 😞
love it . amazing song . one of the best from deep
purple
A BLAST from the past!! Couple of whiskies on board n it's more than fine! Oh yeh.
I was a big fan{postumously}of tommy's solo music,and then a good friend pulled the live deep purple from japan with tommy,and I had to hear it all{james gang,moxy,billy cobham's spectrum}a man who truely played with his whole soul! Have not heard one since!R.I.P.my brother we will all see you soon!
Many may disagree, but I believe Tommy was on his way to becoming the next Hendrix. Stylistically, he shared the "ahead of the curve" quality.
I was hurt in the glass trade nearly lost my right arm from the elbow down. And thought I would never play guitar again. Put 1 of my guitars on a stand so I had to look at it every day. And listened to Tommy. My biggest influence every day. 2 years later playing writing and recording again. Thank Tommy thank God. And love willed dogs. JOHNNY RAY.
you have the right tempo Tommy
Porywający numer. Fantastyczna solówka.
Tommy todas as minhas lágrimas. Você é um espetáculo de músico. Tão jovem e o mais espetacular.
Still A Wondering song !👍🎩
great version
something about this version of wild dogs I keep coming back to one of the many kick ass versions that is!!!!! Tommy is among the very best guitarists ever!!!
i keep coming back to alexis and there goin to let me die.
De acuerdo es la mejor versión que suerte!!
Tommys work in the Jazz Fusion genre is his specialty playing with heavy hitters like Billy Cobham, Alphonse Mouzon, Narada Michael Walden , Jeff Beck, David sanBorn, Jan Hammer, lee Ritenoir, his solo material is probably the most provocative material in music. I miss Tommy 💔💔💔
Deep Purple, the perfect match for Tommy´s playing and voice!!!
TOMMY BOLIN IS GONNA SING FOR YOU.makes me wanna drink six deep and then smoke ya know.
HERE EM HOWL......REST IN PEACE TO THE GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER I HAVE EVER HEARD........NEXT TO JIMI......I MISS YOU TOMMY. SLEEP WITH THE ANGELS.......12/4/76 - today is 42 years since we lost you......FUCKIN DRUGS KILL PEOPLE......LIVE YOUR LIFE CLEAN PEOPLE......DRUGS KILL WHO WE LOVE MOST OF ALL.......
For a great TV interview,
Google: Tommy Bolin/Jim Fox on Whistle Test.
It's from 1973 when he'd just joined The James Gang and he looks healthy and happy.
He's also wearing the coolest hat.
Thank heaven some musical groups have an uncanny knack to get one of the greatest replacements for somebody
unsung heroes guitarist...
I have always loved this one RIP Tommy
A dream come true Deep Purple backing up Tommy sounds like Zepher
RIP Tommy. :'-(
I have been listening to Purple since the late 60's. Come taste the Band is my favorite DP album. I think Tommy rocked man. I love his solo work too. Fucking drugs took to many.
+Bernard Brennan agree . its a superb album ..
Couldnt agree more..my bushmills has finished a few too...Bolins playing here is effen awesome...great song like Hotel California and a bottle of hank beam to erase that two timing cow from my life...
Great version, it came out of nowhere cause the rest of the gig is not very good, and that's a euphemism...but this song, and this solo, even if we can notice a certain lack of attack on strings(doesn't alter it though) and the annoying backing vocals by Hugues, is remarkable ! Inventive and magic ! Thanks Tommy, you're gone too soon, RIP.
best song on lp
Am a Bolin fan.
SUPER!!!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is a great cut from an otherwise underwhelming album. I love the MKIV era as Tommy is one of my all time favourite musicians. As mentioned by others, Come Taste The Band is such a great album which has aged like a fine wine. I recently purchased the remastered edition and it sounds fantastic! The German pressing is worth tracking down as well. For live MKIV i recommend the Purple release Live at Long Beach... which is a remastered edition of "On the Wings Of A Russian Foxbat"
The version of Soldier of Fortune on this album is pretty awesome too.
@Akron162 He used a lot of drugs before this concert and he fell asleep in his arm so he could play very hard so Jon Lord played the things in his organ that Tommy can't.
Do yourself a favor and listen to Live in Long Beach 1976 and you will know who Tommy Bolin is...
#ugottalisten2b4udie #tommybolin #deeppurple
Prairie Prince plays drums on Wild Dogs On Teaser
Tommy Bolin, so good.
Des vocaux Rock n’ Roll , l'orgue puissant de J.Lord , le groove énorme de Hugues ,la frappe précise de Paice et la lumineuse guitare de Tommy , nous emporte loin, très loin.
Une performance paroxystique .
ty for uploading this song. from the best solos of tommy bolin
I'm trying to find live video footage of them showing Tommy clearly strung out while Lord staring at him with great concern.
wow this bersion is way good
Spettacolare brano di un gigante della chitarra,vero guitar hero anni 70.
Sulla carta i DP mk4 erano un gruppo eccezionale ....si sono formati nel momento sbagliato e con 2 elementi inaffidabili fermo restando che oggi gente come Bolin e Hughes ce li sognami....fossi stato assunto io nei DP il gruppo sarebbe stato la mia vita ... Avrei lavorato 25h al giorno per un gruppo così ....CTTB un disco formidabile e sottovalutato...
Purtroppo Tommy e Glenn non avevano il supporto psicologico che avrebbero avuto al giorno d'oggi.........anche se si muore ancora di Droghe.La dicografia di Tommy e'qui a testimoniare che Talento fosse...Peccato Davvero averlo perso.CTTB lo trovo Stupendo e uno dei pochi che si ascolta ancora adesso.
@@marcocappa3738
Far and away the best thing on LCIJ, and thank God there's no screaming.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Are you kidding me , I thought I was going to see Tommy sing finally , seen clips of singers in 1930 on but nothing on Mr. Bolin.
Tommy was pretty shook up, his girlfriend was sleeping around with Glenn, his personal assistant just died/murdered at the previous concert. Took heroin and fell asleep on his arm for hours. Even tried acupuncture to get the blood flowing in his arm...
phoatoh joe
phoatoh joe u r right bro Tommy still is the ultimate. yes he was going thru horrible issues there is nothing better than wild dogs full blast
Tommy Bolin one of the best
NOTHING FOR NOTHING......READ TOMMYS BIO BOOK.......TOMMY WAS A DRUG ADDICT.....YES......HOWEVER, TOMMY WAS KILLED......READ THE BOOK. Thank you and rest in Peace Tommy.
... and Glenn sleeping arond with Bowie... mass!
My favorite version
Such a great shame this song isnt captured live ..for me its like leslie wests live version of theme from an imaginary western its that kinda boys no one understands us type which is soo rare...wot a talent he was. Bless him taken so young ..
it is live
its all good
02:53 Sir. Lord .