The ONE Thing I've Learn From JON LORD (Deep Purple)
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Great segment. What he did on keyboards was revolutionary.
Definitely!! 🙌🎹
I always loved the sound of his organ playing. That growl caused by the Marshall Amp just gives it a unique sound.
Thank You for promoting the 1+3 / 2+4 / 3+5 fingering !! You ROCK Marine !!
His solo on Lalena, Flight of the rat, Rat Bat Blue, High ball shooter, Malice in Wonderland etc. etc. were just fantastic!
So many!!! I love the solo in Fire in the Basement!! ⚡️🙌
ah, Lalena! one of the finest, coherent solos of all! ..... But; his greatest solo of all is the overdubbed cadenza on the studio recording of HUSH!
@@OnlineRockLessons you probably know by now but an interesting similarity to be enjoyed is Boston s Smokin. (minus the parallel 4ths of course) Tom Scholz = genius.
Amazing channel, thanks for the lesson, you`re the best, cheers !!
My pleasure!
Good stuff!
Thanks, Marine very good and useful,👍
You are welcome!😀
Jon Douglas Lord rip 🙏 top 3 in the world 🌎
Fantastic
Thanks
Could you please explain how to use plug in
Awesome Marine!! 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Glad you like it!
@@OnlineRockLessons I did.
@@OnlineRockLessons Just had a birthday a couple days ago.
@@OnlineRockLessons You’re an Angel Marine 😘. I‘m also using distortion pedals along with Neo Instruments Mini Vent II (Leslie 122 in Preset B) on my Keyboards. Because I don‘t want Jon to be forgotten, So I always paying tribute to him. RIP Jon 😭😖
So its time to learn something from Don Airey!!
Great job but how about wooly bully watch it now 😮
This "technique" is as old as the first organ. Jon Lord, being classically trained, knew this. Not "Inverted Fifth", but simply the 3rd and 4th Overtones being played together that create the Fundamental. Simple math: 4-3 = 1. Organ builders knew this hundreds of years ago. BTW, the same Perfect Fouth Intervals are being played by Ritchie Blackmore, on guitar.
well finally! thank you. simply the second inversion of the chord with the root in the base.
@christo6765
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Marine, why does everyone refer to the interval as inverted 5ths? Why not simply 4ths as in second inversion of the chord?
It’s because of the scale and the chords!! I will make a video to explain this :)
Do you play the IK B3-X through the XK5? If yes, what's wrong with the XK5?
Hey!! There’s nothing wrong with the XK5 :)
The reason I do that is simply to add overdrive and have a midi file for the course. The IK plugin offers different preset of overdrive all made for you in the style of Jon Lord :)
I have often sought the Jon Lord sound! I think Lord also often plays through a guitar amplifier.
Yes he did! He was using a Marshall Combo Amp :)
@@OnlineRockLessonsHe used a Marshall stack back in the 70’s. Not a combo.
@@OnlineRockLessons running a hammond through any amp with 12 inch speakers will produce that exact sound. doesnt have to be Marshall. Any cheap amp will do.
running a hammond through any amp with 12 inch speakers will produce that exact sound. doesnt have to be Marshall. Any cheap amp will do.
the mix of church-sounding organ and the 'heavy' music frit lends itself to sounding say evil or demonic, i didn't research it, but back in the late 60's i was around 9 and i think Deep Purple was too 'heavy' and too into dark symbolism so they didn't get played on general audience radio stations, contrary to say, the more Irish fairy tale types of ProgRock groups, For some reason back then i really wanted a Deep Purple t-shirt but only got a Tequila Sunrise recipe t-shirt, so not as cool looking as a Deep Purple t-shirt. It was common back then for Parents to forbid listening to heay rock in part because it was thought as devil worshiping. Now the 'heavy' groups sure play on the theme of 'we may be kinda devil worshiper' in some cases they take themselves seriously but in other cases it's probably because they like the esthetics of devil worshiping or just Goth and Vampires
in the late 60's Purple were anything but heavy or dark. their first 3 albums were elaborate extended covers of popular tunes of the day ; Beatles, Joe South, Neil Diamond, Phil Spector, etc. some originals and classically oriented compositions. (they were (admittably so) trying to emulate the Vanilla Fudge)
@@christo6765 weren't Deep Purple among the first to use funky fonts on their album covers? wow even Neil Diamond maybe he was more hippy than Beau Crooner in his youth
God channel, i miss lord.
Thanks!
Hello my name is Hershel and I'm a huge fan of your videos and I also play bass guitar and I plan doing a video of myself playing guitar with a drum machine backing me up with the beats and I was wondering if you could play the keyboard with me let me know what you think thanks
Did those guys understand this themselves, ... I wonder, ...
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kidding, right? long before this band Jon was going thru music college composing scores, performing etc. Ritchie was reading charts, doing a lot of session work for other artists etc etc etc
If you want to be a better teacher, PLAY the music you're going to teach upfront! You have to give us a frame of reference. I always click off in frustration... :(
Hey! There’s many ways to teach. And each person learn in a different way too.
In many videos that’s actually what I do :).
Sorry it frustrates you!
@@OnlineRockLessons it seems to be a common theme across all of your videos. I love what you play!!! However, the lessons feel fragmented and confusing. Just my opinion, you can take it on board on or not. :)
why aren’t you calling this a 4th
Because of the scale and the chords we’re using