@@lylebest343 as he is still alive, that should be “is” not was. But for me, his way of playing, which is basically doing whatever he feels at that moment, and being able to do it tastefully, melodically and with great feeling is unsurpassed. Put it this way, there are others, such as Jimmy Page, who aren’t good enough to string Ritchie’s guitar, who are, shall we say, much more highly thought of. Naturally, there are thousands of talented guitarists…but greatness is subjective. For me, he is the greatest.
Ritchie Blackmore, you don't know what he's going to play, he doesn't know what he is going to play. A true master of his instrument. Classics... Montrose - Space Station No 5. Ted Nugent - Stranglehold. AC/DC - Riff Raff. Deep Purple - Lazy
RJD IS A LEGEND. You can’t say you were late to the party, as you weren’t even born. How are you expected to know about this??? At least your learning about all these yesterday stars, through your channel. I myself was unaware of Rainbow, as they were not played on the radio. I became aware of them after winning an album of theirs and was blown away after hearing it. ❤️🤘🎸🎻🦘
You sir have my respect. Kudos to you for not only listening to Rainbow but for “getting it”. You understand. You don’t “hear” music like this, you feel it. Ritchie is the greatest guitarist of all time. He, like other top tier guitarists, plays in the moment. That song, the following night, would have a totally different solo section. Maybe longer, maybe shorter. There’s a story behind this particular concert. The night before, at another gig in Germany, a bouncer started beating up one of the audience, so Ritchie leapt of stage and (I’m not entirely sure how) righted the wrong, for which he was promptly arrested and spent the night locked up. He was freed quite late in the day and had to tear down the autobahn at breakneck speeds. This gig didn’t start until around midnight I believe, but the audience knew he was on his way and waited patiently. Nobody walks out of this lineup to get the last bus. As always, whenever he’s fired up, Ritchie pulls out all the stops. He’s on fire at this gig.
If I remember correctly the previous show was actually a few days before and he had been in an Austrian jail for 3 days and when he arrived at this show it was almost midnight and he was still wearing the same clothes he was arrested in 3 days earlier.
A powerhouse performance - now compare it with the Deep Purple version! David Coverdale does an outstanding job with the bluesy vocal! Thanks Daniel. Again - your face! 🤗
@@jalkabre5904 I am so happy to finally find people that understand him like I do. I noticed I left out the "t" in his name. I'm bad with trying to type faster than I can. Ritchie Blackmore!
Fantastic! It is actually a Deep Purple song because Ritchie is a founding member of Deep Purple.listen to the Deep Purple version Live at California Jam to see that their version is not any worse.And again, Ritchie Blackmore wrote this masterpiece.
Everything from live in Munich 1977 is amazing. Dio live 1983 is also perfect. Absolutely stunning the "Shame on the night" and "Children of the sea". From Dio live 1984 the masterpiece Last in live. And one of the top in my list, live in Milwaukee 1994 "Give her the gun"
This performance is one of the reasons this band is one of my all time favorite bands. This is perfection. Really all the songs from the 1977 Munich concert are exceptional and there are great videos on CZcams. This song and "Catch the Rainbow" are the two that stand out the most and highly recommend doing that song as well. The solo alone is worth it. Glad you discovered Rainbow, and there are multiple eras we can expose you to, but the Dio era is the most special.
You NEED to check out David Coverdale's version of this song with Blackmore and Deep Purple at the California Jam in 1974. It's the original lineup that first recorded this song on Purple's "Burn" album.
Even though this was a DP song that Coverdale sang to me it seems like this song was written for RJD. For my money RJD's stuff with Rainbow and Sabbath was his best. Thanks for the video.
Love Dio ,with rainbow,grow up with Richie Blackmore,from Deep Purple,a great era, Mistreated is a Deep Purple song with David Coverdale as the third singer,love how Dio introduce the song ,a master of a video Rainbow 🎶🤘🎵🎵🎵😊
I always kind of considered this as a Coverdale Deep Purple track and also loved it from the Whitesnake 'In The Heart of the City' live album. Of course, Dio gives it everything and comes close to owning it.
Great reaction. I remember travelling many hours by coach from northern England to Brussels, Belgium to see Rainbow during their 'Live between the eyes' tour, early 1980's? fronted by Joe Lynn Turner (I think) . If my memory serves me right, After the first song they left the stage for about 30 minutes as apparently someone threw a bottle onto the stage.
Dio is probably the greatest rock singer ever, however, I prefer this song sung by David Coverdale as per Deep Purple's Burn album and especially on Purple's live, Made in Europe album. Coverdale's more bluesy vocal quality suits the song better in my opinion. This is still fantastic - you'll not find anything but an excellent performance by RJD - but worth checking out Coverdale, as he made it a standard, continuing to sing it when he formed Whitesnake.
Here's a suggestion - 3 sisters who grew up on classical piano lessons and the rock of the '70s and '80s. Then their Dad gave them the Rock Band video game and they are now on their 3rd album, touring Europe, and supporting Muse, Guns 'n' Roses, Three Days Grace, and Halestorm. The band is *The Warning* and they have a very loyal, international fan base. Try any of the pro-shot live videos from Teatro Metropolitan - 'Evolve', 'Disciple', 'Animosity', or their completely rebuilt 'Enter Sandman', which is on Metallica's _Blacklist_ album.
Cover of a Deep Purple song, though Ritchie Blackmore the guitar player is in both bands. This is nice, but the original Deep Purple version with David Coverdale is the definitive version, Cal Jam '74. The song was made for David's voice, even though Dio does it well, how could he not?
Light in the black check this out ..one of rainbow's finest song's you will be blown away...you cant go wrong with Ritchie Blackmore on guitar and Ronnie James Dio...
AND while, I'm at it, here is another legendary band, Helloween! The founders of Power Metal (1984) put on an amazing show at Wacken when they headlined/closed WOA in 2018. Incredible musicianship, 3 vocalists and great on-stage chemistry! "How Many Tears" czcams.com/video/XJwuqL0IJqw/video.html
To give you a better perspective of Rainbow, try ,from the first album Man on the silver mountain and then back to back try the same song live in Munich 1977.
I recommend to listen to the original by Deep Purple, live at the California Jam 1974. Ronny is probably the better singer and did a technically better version, but in my opinion the Purple version shows more emotion and you feel that "being mistreated" more.
I think Daniel should check out that version with David Coverdale singing ( later of Whitesnake), but I suggested this one for him because I know he loves Dio. Trying to keep up with who played/sang with who in the 70's is a bit of a minefield!
I would hate to be a musician today. Back in the time of greatness the guys playing instruments were just a popular as the singer. You knew everyone in the band by name. Today it's all about the singer. Can you name any band members from today's artist? No because they have pushed in the background. Might as well just play the record . Peace!!
I have a sticker I bought from a guy at Metallica at E Rutherford. It says RAINBOW THE BAND! I DONT hate at all. I just felt like rainbows have been kidnapped lolol The guy couldnt sell them fast enough hahaha
I’m never sure which is more amazing. The band come back in at 11:51 or Ronnie just crushing it at 12:09 when he joins them. What an incredible live performance.
A recommendation that may be off what you normally do would be the BeeGees. They are actually extremely good if you ignore the negative stigma they got over the years.
I`m 80`s kid with Guns as idols but 70`s music is insane. My father named the dog Ozzy. Guess why. I love metal but still love 70's bands and Dio. BTW: years ago I used tio listen to Blackmoor`s Nights.
Apparently you’re a maryland guy. You should hit something from Kix, a band that got their start in the maryland area and have just retired after 45 + years
Am being a pain but can I request some classic folk from an amazing singer songwriter from across the pond. Joni Mitchell both sides now live 1970. Stunning voice
@AriasandtheNATION thanks daniel you're a star. Again in a similar vein is Joan Baez. She started in 1962 I believe and played a set at Woodstock. Originally grounded in folk music, she has also altered her sound to includes blues, gospel and country. Diamonds and Rust is a famous song of hers
Last post I swear. You have to do Stargazer to watch. I know you did lyrics. Perfect Strangers.... the song after 13 yrs not together. Hmmmmmm Sounds like TOOL and their 13 yrs off. Maybe 13 is lucky.
@@AriasandtheNATION sorry for late reply I wanted to send some money for you to get something from Walmart preferably without you tube getting their hands on any of it is this possible, btw football season starts today and have we got a tough first week of the season , love to all
Some of the great bands in the 70s did not make great money. The record companies, the promoters, and the management made the money. They often helped furnish the lifestyles of their artists but the money was controlled tightly and not by the artist. The music business sucks for the artist most times.
I am told that Ritchie Blackmore's net worth is about 20 million dollars currently, which is a lot, but with all that he has done in his career, that's not much.
try this one .. i am 52 and my generation should know this song but a lot of them still don't know it is Dio on vocals . czcams.com/video/RW9OYsMn4ds/video.html
Problem with Ritchie is he thinks he’s more important than anybody else in the band,don’t get me wrong great guitarist but it takes everyone to make a band !!
The more I hear Dio wailing away over this track, the less impressed I am. In the end, I just prefer to hear David Coverdale singing his song. There are better versions of the song by Rainbow than this one, notably the one from On Stage.
Please could I request the yardbirds. Jeff beck was a legend and passed away January of this year. For your love, stroll on are good
Jeff Beck will be missed.
Cozy Powell the drummer in this Rainbow video actually played in The Jeff Beck group a few years before this.
R.I.P - Cozy Powell - great drummer
Ritchie Bkackmore is in a class by himself. Simply the greatest guitarist. I thank him for that.
Amen.
He was not the greatest
....damn good but definitely not the greatest
@@lylebest343 I think this is just a matter of taste, to someone Blackmore is the greatest. For me for example he is.
@@lylebest343 as he is still alive, that should be “is” not was. But for me, his way of playing, which is basically doing whatever he feels at that moment, and being able to do it tastefully, melodically and with great feeling is unsurpassed. Put it this way, there are others, such as Jimmy Page, who aren’t good enough to string Ritchie’s guitar, who are, shall we say, much more highly thought of. Naturally, there are thousands of talented guitarists…but greatness is subjective. For me, he is the greatest.
He IS!
Ritchie Blackmore, you don't know what he's going to play, he doesn't know what he is going to play. A true master of his instrument.
Classics... Montrose - Space Station No 5. Ted Nugent - Stranglehold. AC/DC - Riff Raff. Deep Purple - Lazy
Ritchie f in Blackmore enough said. Top 3 in the world in his day.
Rainbow On stage. You have to listen to whole gig
Check out "Deep Purple - Mistreated Live California Jam 1974". Good one to look at after this
Still got my original LPs and yea he was the Master of singing
His hero growing up was Mario Lanza and he learned a lot from him or someone. Plus, he had that God given ability to work with.
yea@@markleggett3944
RJD IS A LEGEND. You can’t say you were late to the party, as you weren’t even born. How are you expected to know about this??? At least your learning about all these yesterday stars, through your channel. I myself was unaware of Rainbow, as they were not played on the radio. I became aware of them after winning an album of theirs and was blown away after hearing it. ❤️🤘🎸🎻🦘
You sir have my respect. Kudos to you for not only listening to Rainbow but for “getting it”. You understand. You don’t “hear” music like this, you feel it. Ritchie is the greatest guitarist of all time. He, like other top tier guitarists, plays in the moment. That song, the following night, would have a totally different solo section. Maybe longer, maybe shorter. There’s a story behind this particular concert. The night before, at another gig in Germany, a bouncer started beating up one of the audience, so Ritchie leapt of stage and (I’m not entirely sure how) righted the wrong, for which he was promptly arrested and spent the night locked up. He was freed quite late in the day and had to tear down the autobahn at breakneck speeds. This gig didn’t start until around midnight I believe, but the audience knew he was on his way and waited patiently. Nobody walks out of this lineup to get the last bus. As always, whenever he’s fired up, Ritchie pulls out all the stops. He’s on fire at this gig.
Well said "You don't "hear" music like this, you feel it". Never a truer statement than that.
If I remember correctly the previous show was actually a few days before and he had been in an Austrian jail for 3 days and when he arrived at this show it was almost midnight and he was still wearing the same clothes he was arrested in 3 days earlier.
@@collinnicholasns you probably remember more correctly than I!
@@collinnicholasns - yep, true.
A powerhouse performance - now compare it with the Deep Purple version! David Coverdale does an outstanding job with the bluesy vocal! Thanks Daniel. Again - your face! 🤗
I slightly percer Coverdale and the original Deep Purple performance but at the end it doesn’t matter….
Live from the California jam 1974.
I definitely prefer this version, though on the whole i prefer Purple.
Richie Blackmore=GOAT!!!
My GOAT as well. Doesn't get any better.
@@jalkabre5904 I am so happy to finally find people that understand him like I do. I noticed I left out the "t" in his name. I'm bad with trying to type faster than I can. Ritchie Blackmore!
This song was actually by Deep Purple MK3, but Ritchie Blackmore took it to Rainbow with him, and David Coverdale took it to Whitesnake too
What pipes. Glorious 👌
Love Man in a silver Mountain,Dio with Rainbow
Fantastic! It is actually a Deep Purple song because Ritchie is a founding member of Deep Purple.listen to the Deep Purple version Live at California Jam to see that their version is not any worse.And again, Ritchie Blackmore wrote this masterpiece.
Everything from live in Munich 1977 is amazing. Dio live 1983 is also perfect. Absolutely stunning the "Shame on the night" and "Children of the sea". From Dio live 1984 the masterpiece Last in live. And one of the top in my list, live in Milwaukee 1994 "Give her the gun"
Blackmore & Dio, began together in ELF. LONG LIVE DIO'S MUSIC!!!
Always a pleasure with Dio also deep purple BURN ALBUM 1974 mistreated is awesome and this is the same tune
This was a original song with Deep Purple,where Blackmore was the guitarist and David Coverdale on vocals,after Gillian, Ronnie was a God,with Rainbow
One of the best live performances of all time.i wish more people knew of it.
This is originally a Deep Purple song from the Burn-album, of course by Blackmore himself and Coverdale singing.
This performance is 3 years before i was born and it still hits like a freight train full of bricks going at light speed.
This performance is one of the reasons this band is one of my all time favorite bands. This is perfection. Really all the songs from the 1977 Munich concert are exceptional and there are great videos on CZcams. This song and "Catch the Rainbow" are the two that stand out the most and highly recommend doing that song as well. The solo alone is worth it. Glad you discovered Rainbow, and there are multiple eras we can expose you to, but the Dio era is the most special.
This is DIOs best live performance ever I think.
Great reaction and great journey back in time to the "good old days"! many greetings from Germany 🔥🔥🤘🔥🔥
You did such a good job on this I had to watch it again. I hate to repeat myself (actually love to), but, Ritchie Blackmore is the GOAT!!!!!!!
This is such a fabulous song.
I love it!
Dio and Freddie Mercury are my two favourite singers :)
I would add Steve Perry as well.
Dude yes !!! This is my favorite song this version is nuts DIO !!! Thank you for showing this
Dio is the greatest vocalist EVAH!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Your are not 2 late my friend. It's thanks 2 people like you that it will never die. Keep up the good work. Greetings from 🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺🤘
PERFECT STRANGERS!!!
Mmmmmmmmm DIO Blackmore etc etc. This girl loves it. Saw this live with my bother. He got in so much trouble.
You NEED to check out David Coverdale's version of this song with Blackmore and Deep Purple at the California Jam in 1974. It's the original lineup that first recorded this song on Purple's "Burn" album.
Dio loved his fans so much, he gave his best!! Even when he was battling his own mortality!!!
Richie blackmore on lead guitar,formally of deep purple,now with blackmores knight.
*Blackmore's Night :)
Even though this was a DP song that Coverdale sang to me it seems like this song was written for RJD. For my money RJD's stuff with Rainbow and Sabbath was his best. Thanks for the video.
Geniosss
STARGAZER!!!!!!!
Love Dio ,with rainbow,grow up with Richie Blackmore,from Deep Purple,a great era, Mistreated is a Deep Purple song with David Coverdale as the third singer,love how Dio introduce the song ,a master of a video Rainbow 🎶🤘🎵🎵🎵😊
I always kind of considered this as a Coverdale Deep Purple track and also loved it from the Whitesnake 'In The Heart of the City' live album. Of course, Dio gives it everything and comes close to owning it.
@@discordantmelody9316 I agree, also there both great, Gillian was the singer that made Deep Purple,there all massive singers,Dio🤘
🔥Rainbow🔥 DIO 🤘🏼
Ritchie Blackmore 🤘🏼
Cozey Powell 🤘🏼ok…. Watching this is making me so emotional 😢 miss you Ronnie ❤️🤘🏼🙏🏻
Oh back in the day!
Best metal performance ever check out any other songs from this performance catch the rainbow Man on silver mountain
Great reaction. I remember travelling many hours by coach from northern England to Brussels, Belgium to see Rainbow during their 'Live between the eyes' tour, early 1980's? fronted by Joe Lynn Turner (I think) . If my memory serves me right, After the first song they left the stage for about 30 minutes as apparently someone threw a bottle onto the stage.
Dio is probably the greatest rock singer ever, however, I prefer this song sung by David Coverdale as per Deep Purple's Burn album and especially on Purple's live, Made in Europe album. Coverdale's more bluesy vocal quality suits the song better in my opinion. This is still fantastic - you'll not find anything but an excellent performance by RJD - but worth checking out Coverdale, as he made it a standard, continuing to sing it when he formed Whitesnake.
Totally agree. This song was MADE for Coverdale's voice.
He wrote the song, Coverdale
Maryland in the house!
How about some Linda Ronstadt. She sings in all styles and live. Start with Blue Bayou Live 😊
The man is a fucking legend 🤘🇬🇧🤘
Here's a suggestion - 3 sisters who grew up on classical piano lessons and the rock of the '70s and '80s. Then their Dad gave them the Rock Band video game and they are now on their 3rd album, touring Europe, and supporting Muse, Guns 'n' Roses, Three Days Grace, and Halestorm. The band is *The Warning* and they have a very loyal, international fan base. Try any of the pro-shot live videos from Teatro Metropolitan - 'Evolve', 'Disciple', 'Animosity', or their completely rebuilt 'Enter Sandman', which is on Metallica's _Blacklist_ album.
Cover of a Deep Purple song, though Ritchie Blackmore the guitar player is in both bands. This is nice, but the original Deep Purple version with David Coverdale is the definitive version, Cal Jam '74. The song was made for David's voice, even though Dio does it well, how could he not?
Search Carolina County Ball by Dio.
Something completely different
Light in the black check this out ..one of rainbow's finest song's you will be blown away...you cant go wrong with Ritchie Blackmore on guitar and Ronnie James Dio...
For more Rainbow, Black Masquerade live is about as good as Ritchies guitar playing gets.
And Doogie White is amazing, after RJD he was my favorite Rainbow vocalist.
Dio with Sabbath. Heaven and Hell and Neon Knights
AND while, I'm at it, here is another legendary band, Helloween! The founders of Power Metal (1984) put on an amazing show at Wacken when they headlined/closed WOA in 2018. Incredible musicianship, 3 vocalists and great on-stage chemistry! "How Many Tears" czcams.com/video/XJwuqL0IJqw/video.html
What a song , what a band and of course the rock god Ronnie James Dio awesome 🤘
To give you a better perspective of Rainbow, try ,from the first album Man on the silver mountain and then back to back try the same song live in Munich 1977.
I recommend to listen to the original by Deep Purple, live at the California Jam 1974. Ronny is probably the better singer and did a technically better version, but in my opinion the Purple version shows more emotion and you feel that "being mistreated" more.
David's version is more bluesy and I appreciate both very much. Just a great song by two top performers.
I think Daniel should check out that version with David Coverdale singing ( later of Whitesnake), but I suggested this one for him because I know he loves Dio. Trying to keep up with who played/sang with who in the 70's is a bit of a minefield!
@@ellesee7079 Both versions are a good start to to get into that Deep Purple / Black Sabbath family with its many connections :-)
@@jalkabre5904 As i said :-) And it is interesting to see that Ritchie and David made their own versions out of it in their bands :-)
He was in Black Sabbath as well
It`s gotta come from you, not out of you. More of that back in the day.
that tour was epic
Bro keep diving into Dio's music. So much brilliants to discover!
Just a bit more info on the yardbirds. Not only was Jeff beck a member but also Jimmy page and Eric Clapton at one time so rock heritage right there
I saw Rainbow at Donnington, Dio had left by then but they were still great.Richie is a god.
I would hate to be a musician today. Back in the time of greatness the guys playing instruments were just a popular as the singer. You knew everyone in the band by name. Today it's all about the singer. Can you name any band members from today's artist? No because they have pushed in the background. Might as well just play the record . Peace!!
I have a sticker I bought from a guy at Metallica at E Rutherford.
It says
RAINBOW
THE
BAND!
I DONT hate at all. I just felt like rainbows have been kidnapped lolol
The guy couldnt sell them fast enough hahaha
I’m never sure which is more amazing. The band come back in at 11:51 or Ronnie just crushing it at 12:09 when he joins them. What an incredible live performance.
A recommendation that may be off what you normally do would be the BeeGees. They are actually extremely good if you ignore the negative stigma they got over the years.
I`m 80`s kid with Guns as idols but 70`s music is insane. My father named the dog Ozzy. Guess why. I love metal but still love 70's bands and Dio. BTW: years ago I used tio listen to Blackmoor`s Nights.
Apparently you’re a maryland guy. You should hit something from Kix, a band that got their start in the maryland area and have just retired after 45 + years
Dio = Legend = God
Blackmore just out o jail
In Austria. Concert was delayed for hours, but much of the crowd waited.
Am being a pain but can I request some classic folk from an amazing singer songwriter from across the pond. Joni Mitchell both sides now live 1970. Stunning voice
Added caroline!
@AriasandtheNATION thanks daniel you're a star. Again in a similar vein is Joan Baez. She started in 1962 I believe and played a set at Woodstock. Originally grounded in folk music, she has also altered her sound to includes blues, gospel and country. Diamonds and Rust is a famous song of hers
@@AriasandtheNATIONbet u still have approx 150 band and song suggestions on your list lol
Be first hear Eyes of Fire and Fire Dance
Ronnie James Dio......
No, it's band other musicians and bands were influenced by this awesome band, eg Yngwie Malmsteen with Dio's superb vocals.
Look at Axel Rudi Pell. He uses the same amps, the same type Strat and even plays several of his songs.
Last post I swear. You have to do Stargazer to watch. I know you did lyrics.
Perfect Strangers.... the song after 13 yrs not together. Hmmmmmm
Sounds like TOOL and their 13 yrs off.
Maybe 13 is lucky.
hey my channel i subscribe from brazil , see u in the spot ayrton senna , hey u welcome, im a headbanger and expect metal for sure, dio is a god
Daniel do you have Beth DVD player
Yes i do.
@@AriasandtheNATION sorry for late reply I wanted to send some money for you to get something from Walmart preferably without you tube getting their hands on any of it is this possible, btw football season starts today and have we got a tough first week of the season , love to all
Some of the great bands in the 70s did not make great money. The record companies, the promoters, and the management made the money. They often helped furnish the lifestyles of their artists but the money was controlled tightly and not by the artist. The music business sucks for the artist most times.
I am told that Ritchie Blackmore's net worth is about 20 million dollars currently, which is a lot, but with all that he has done in his career, that's not much.
try this one ..
i am 52 and my generation should know this song but a lot of them still don't know it is Dio on vocals .
czcams.com/video/RW9OYsMn4ds/video.html
Great suggestion
Problem with Ritchie is he thinks he’s more important than anybody else in the band,don’t get me wrong great guitarist but it takes everyone to make a band !!
This is everything!
It's because he was.
The more I hear Dio wailing away over this track, the less impressed I am. In the end, I just prefer to hear David Coverdale singing his song. There are better versions of the song by Rainbow than this one, notably the one from On Stage.
Nightwish absolutely sucks. Stick with Dio, man. Ronnie James Dio was the BEST Rock vocalist ever.