This time on PeaceKeeper Reaction we check out the track #ChildInTime by #DeepPurple Sign up for the PeaceKeeper patreon: patreon.com/PeaceKeeperReaction
… Rock music is explained like this: There's a lead guitar, an organ, a bass, a singer, a drummer... and there's DEEP PURPLE!! … There is nothing more to say! 🎸🎹🥁🎤 Thank you
This is an anti-war song. No words in the chorus but his sorrow, it's just so powerful! In 1970 Hard Rock was The Who, Kinks and Rolling Stones. Although they all hated the term at the time Deep Purple, along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin were labeled the first Heavy Metal bands by the music press, because their music was louder darker and heavier than the Hard Rock of or before that time period.
The church like quality you refer to might stem from the fact that Jon Lord the keyboardist (R.I.P), was classically trained and under heavy influence of Johann Sebastian Bach’s baroque music, which of course also have been very influential on church music. This influence on Jon Lord’s work is easily seen in his solos in songs like ‘Burn’ and ‘Highway Star’.
A big part of it is the distinct tone of the Hammond organ he plays, it was originally marketed primarily to churches, as a less expensive way to get something resembling the pipe organ sound
Deep Purple has a great catalog to check out, especially the MK2 and MK3 lineups. Also check out the guitarist (Ritchie Blackmore) next band called Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. The song "Stargazer" is a must. "Kill the King", "Light in the Black", "Man on the Silver Mountain" & "The Shed" are other great songs to check out.
Ian Gillen- Vocals Richie Blackmore- Lead Guitar Ian Paice- Drums Jon Lord-amazing keys Bass-? I am not sure about any of this really, I am just trying to remember
Hummm...no veo emoción en tu reacción. Ésta es una obra de arte!! Pienso que no has entendido a Deep Purple. Cinco genios reunidos rara vez lo encontrarás. Igual, respeto tu reacción 😊 Ten en cuenta que forman parte de la llamada "Trinidad Impía", junto a Led Zeppelin y Black Sabbath. Se les considera los padres del Metal.
Have in mind this is 1970. For me the first heavy metal album. This song is among many lists of the top 100 rock songs of all time.
They one of the unsung founders of metal. Musicianship at its best. Especially live
… Rock music is explained like this: There's a lead guitar, an organ, a bass, a singer, a drummer... and there's DEEP PURPLE!! … There is nothing more to say! 🎸🎹🥁🎤 Thank you
This is an anti-war song. No words in the chorus but his sorrow, it's just so powerful! In 1970 Hard Rock was The Who, Kinks and Rolling Stones. Although they all hated the term at the time Deep Purple, along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin were labeled the first Heavy Metal bands by the music press, because their music was louder darker and heavier than the Hard Rock of or before that time period.
The church like quality you refer to might stem from the fact that Jon Lord the keyboardist (R.I.P), was classically trained and under heavy influence of Johann Sebastian Bach’s baroque music, which of course also have been very influential on church music. This influence on Jon Lord’s work is easily seen in his solos in songs like ‘Burn’ and ‘Highway Star’.
A big part of it is the distinct tone of the Hammond organ he plays, it was originally marketed primarily to churches, as a less expensive way to get something resembling the pipe organ sound
Deep Purple has a great catalog to check out, especially the MK2 and MK3 lineups. Also check out the guitarist (Ritchie Blackmore) next band called Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. The song "Stargazer" is a must. "Kill the King", "Light in the Black", "Man on the Silver Mountain" & "The Shed" are other great songs to check out.
DEEP PURPLE EN LOS 70 ERAN IMBATIBLES EN VIVO ……GENIALES!!!
Ian's voice is smooth as butter. This song, I've heard a thousand times easily, is still my favorite, side by side with Elvis doing Unchained Melody.
The hated Vietnam War pulled out a lot from musicians. Sublime✌️🎇
Make sure you check out the studio version of Lazy, one of their best tracks
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DP - are the father and the mother of the rock n roll ever!
DP mark 2
A band not from this world!
Ian Gillen- Vocals
Richie Blackmore- Lead Guitar
Ian Paice- Drums
Jon Lord-amazing keys
Bass-? I am not sure about any of this really, I am just trying to remember
BASS : ROGER GLOVER
I know the name, now I know the face and the band..TY Tom@@tomrudolsen6235
Great song, i personal like the 1972 version from Osaka better, the [intermezzo] solo.
Hummm...no veo emoción en tu reacción. Ésta es una obra de arte!!
Pienso que no has entendido a Deep Purple. Cinco genios reunidos rara vez lo encontrarás.
Igual, respeto tu reacción 😊
Ten en cuenta que forman parte de la llamada "Trinidad Impía", junto a Led Zeppelin y Black Sabbath. Se les considera los padres del Metal.
Sorry man, keep smoking your whatever and leave that stuff to people with actual musical intuition😂