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[@kurtsherrick2066]

Ritchie Blackmore is the greatest rock guitarist ever. Over 60 years he has not repeated himself one bit. True Creative Genius. The Keyboardist was Jon Lord. He was Classically Trained. He was a super Classical Pianist. He perfected Rhythm Organ push his Hammond through Marshall Amps.

[@johnfoster5295]

The main singer is David Coverdale, who went on to front a band called Whitesnake. The guy in the white jacket who hit that high note is Glenn Hughes, who sang for Black Sabbath on the album Seventh Star. He was also in the bands Trapeze, Black Country Communion and Dead Daisies. Deep Purple's previous singer, Ian Gillan, was also in Black Sabbath on the Born Again album. Ian Gillan is currently back in Deep Purple.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks for the information

[@markwilliams6394]

Hughes/Thrall band too.

[@joacimfrobom7057]

Loved your reaction😍❤️. Kathys smile I’s still as beautiful as alway, never lose that what ever you do..!!!! I would really like you to check out Triumph, ” fight the good fight”, ” never Surrender ”,

[@MrTech226]

Speaking of Deep Purple, Ian and other members: Ian Paice and Roger Glover plus Don Airey on keys and new member, Simon McBride released new material: new song called "Lazy Sod" and possible new album.

[@johnfoster5295]

@@MrTech226 They have released 3 new songs, Lazy Sod, Pictures Of You and Portable Door from the new album =1 which will be released next Friday (July 19).

[@ronnienose8608]

There were around 400,000 people in that crowd. Deep Purple were massive in 1974 and that year outsold everyone from Led Zeppelin to Elvis. Two of the support acts on the bill were Black Sabbath and The Eagles, which gives you a perspective on how big Deep Purple were back then.

[@stevefitzgerald5183]

The guitar solo on the studio version of Burn is spectacular, as is the entire song. Also “Highway Star” and “Strange Kind of Woman” from the Made in Japan album are unbelievable.

[@RushfanUK]

Quite a muddy mix but that was down to the TV company who were filming and transmitting the show, there was a lot of ill feeling going on backstage between the promotors and band, the live album Made In Europe opens with an excellent version of Burn.

[@stephanx2384]

The story behind this concert is hilarious. Purple were promised to go on stage at dusk but were asked to go earlier. Ritchie refused, locked himself in his trailer and got absolutely loaded until it got dark. Later that concert he destroyed a camera worth 10s of thousands with his guitar, set his guitar on fire, explode an amp and throw it into the audience only to escape in a helicopter together with the rest of the band...rock n' roll!

[@robertfitterman3777]

Great reaction ladies! This was from California Jam '74 (I remember watching this on TV) and the Mark III version of Deep Purple. A very young David Coverdale on lead vocals, Glenn Hughes on Vocals/bass (he was the guy with the high pitch and can still hit it to this day), Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, Jon Lord on the Hammond Organ, and Ian Paice on drums.

[@GSHLongtree]

I saw Glenn Hughes live a couple of months back and his voice is as great today as it was back in the '70s. You gotta check out some Glenn Hughes playing Purple tracks such as Stormbringer, Might Just Take Your Life, Highway Star and Burn. What a singer!!!!!!

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘

[@kevinbayliss7885]

Hi ladies. I saw Glenn Hughes in 2023 singing the whole album burn. It was phenomenal. You must listen to him in black country communion with Joe bonamassa. Absolutely amazing. Glenn is the god of rock. Love to you all xx

[@thunderspike1892]

Jon Lord rocked as always on the Hammond organ. RIP

[@MrJOHNYATES]

Loved watching the mother's facial reaction. She really got into it. What a darling.

[@catman2629]

I saw them in 1974 and they opened with this track , great concert

[@greggkonitski743]

Miss Donna you are a riot!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

👍

[@kfh1]

Not the original line-up for Deep Purple, but that huge Festival crowd still saw a great show... And I'm sure they liked it!!! Glen Hughes with the 'swanky' outfit was playing Bass, and singing those high notes that Donna loves so much. David Coverdale who was singing lead vocals went on to front the band Whitesnake, and he also did an album with Jimmy Page, guitarist from Led Zeppelin.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@thunderspike1892]

Then again the MkII version that everybody calls the original lineup wasn't the original. Deep Purple started out with Blackmore, Paice, Lord, Nick Simper on bass and Rod Evans on vocals. The so called MkI lineup. On this video it's the MKIII lineup. Later changed into the fourth version with Tommy Bolin on guitar.

[@swissystan]

That’s Glenn Hughes, THE voice of rock, and still bringing it. Last of the breed as far as I am concerned….

[@martinlehotan8373]

Glad to see you ladies getting the younger generation up to speed... 👍

[@josephsoap2698]

Ladies can you imagine what it was like for me listening this as a 13 yr old in 74. I was well into Deep purple at this point.

[@danielthenorwegianguy]

I saw Glenn Hughes (the bass player) live last year and I’m seeing him again this November. He still sound as good as he did in 1974

[@kurtsherrick2066]

It is amazing Glenn still has it vocally. I watched a video last year of Glenn"s Band in Los Angeles I believe. During the song the band completely stopped playing Stormbringer. The Drummer came out and joined the members on stage. They just let the crowd sing the song. Then the Band Applauded the crowd. I wish I could have been there. 53 years later since the release and thousands singing Stormbringer. Awesome!!

[@michaelkarlsson5966]

Glenn sounds uwful to my ears and my opinion. I just can't stand his constant falsetto squeals 😱

[@vitom5513]

Suggestion: The lead singer in this video is David Coverdale, went on to form Whitesnake when Purple disbanded.

[@electricladyguitarsdevonuk1414]

You guys would enjoy any/all of the following; 1) Good News/Bad News by Family 2) Nantucket Sleigh Ride by Mountain 3) Kashmir by Led Zeppelin 4) crying to the sky by Be Bop Deluxe Keep doing ladies!

[@user-sr4gw3gs4v]

At this Deep Purple where in the Guinness Book of Records as the World’s Loudest Group, a title they took off the group the Who!

[@movieman1556]

Wrong....Motorhead took the title years ago.

[@michaelkarlsson5966]

@@movieman1556 years LATER, yes but not in 1974.

[@walterlangley9793]

Glad to see you ladies happy and healthy

[@brandonjones1349]

Great great pik ladies!! Loved the reaction . Ty kindly ☘️🇺🇸

[@johnl6944]

I swear, Lulu reminds me of the girls I went to high school with so many dang years ago, rocking out to the same music, the best music ever.

[@ManuelRivera-cy2bu]

Da gusto que a la niña de la reacción le guste el Heavy Metal ..

[@realamerican5813]

I've always loved "Deep Purple" since I was a young teenager!, I'm 65 now. My ringtone is still "Smoke on the Water"! Great reactions ladies!!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@switchfoot8702]

Seen Deep Purple headline the Texas State Jam in the 80’s…. It was Awesome! Richie Blackmore is an excellent Lead guitar, they are my 2nd favorite band after Led Zeppelin, great reaction ladies!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@electricladyguitarsdevonuk1414]

@@switchfoot8702 1) Deep Purple 2) Family 3) Led Zep 4) Be Bop Deluxe

[@skyscraper7474]

Ritchie is a guitar god and the inspiration for everything that has happened since rock to heavy metal! and the reason why millions of kids and generations have wanted to learn to play! not simply an "excellent guitarist".

[@switchfoot8702]

@@skyscraper7474 yes, very true, forgive me.

[@skyscraper7474]

@@switchfoot8702 it' s okay😄👋

[@ThomasZ-x3h]

Loved this reaction ladies. I love Donna’s energy. Hopefully we’ll see more bands like this soon. Thin Lizzy, Uriah Heap, more AC/DC(Bon Scott), Montrose. They’re all coming eventually.

[@ericwilliams1031]

Bassist Glenn Hughes also did lead vocals for a one album project with a guitarist named Pat Thrall. The album was called "Hughes/ Thrall". There were some good songs on that album, "Look In Your Eye", "I Got Your Number", "Muscle And Blood"

[@sergebrunet4218]

Amazing they are still touring ! Montreal august 27th ! new album coming out this month ! 78 years old 78 years old 75 years old and 75 years old are the old ones ! i saw them in Montreal around 1999 ! 😎

[@September-SR]

I also wore such trousers😁, it was a good time, hello everyone from Russia

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Hello from Texas

[@September-SR]

@@KathyLuluandDonna Is it hot in Texas? we have +39C in the shade (+102.2 F)

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

100 F

[@drazennikolic9727]

That Lady Dona is pure rock soul....i love shi....😘😘😘🤘🎸😈

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@Ark-kv7bj]

Donna …that guy is Glenn Hughes and a force himself. He is known as the voice of rock for a reason. And you won’t believe it but he is stille looking good and still pulling of those notes. There a lot on the internet to prove it…so…you can still see him live and love the hell out of him..😂🤟

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Oh Donna my mother Cathy loves how you act like a teenage girl when you like the older bands from your teenage years like David Cassidy and now deep purple lol. Your funny and beautiful that way Donna. Baboom! Wintersun Alex in Texas ❄️❤️

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thank you

[@billpet4602]

"Mistreated" on this concert is even better

[@muppdog390]

With you all the way!

[@pathatfield2543]

Hi there,and thanks for playing this song.I really enjoyed it and I’m glad you do to.There’s another song by them I’d like to recommend called Lazy.I think you’l like it.Its a great song to clap along to once it gets going.

[@sharonellis8776]

This footage was taken from the California Jam which had a huge audience ! xx

[@sergebrunet4218]

You can see them in concert august and Sept accross the states and Montreal, Toronto in Canada ! USA they play in the east and texas many towns ! Chicago, /new York New Jersey and NH. just google Deep Purple next concerts and you get all the dates and places ! your last chance ! New Album coming this month ! check it out ! girls ! I ve been a fan since early 70s ! 😎

[@vitom5513]

But... only one of the guys in this video are in the current version of the band, Ian Paice, the drummer.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Hey ladies wintersun you know that the severe storm we had damaged my are where I live in Huntsville and parts of Texas and I helped people out in cleaning up in Huntsville and surrounding areas with a group of volunteers I don't know if it affected your town in Texas but ladies please encourage your subcribers to help donate or whatever they can do that were affected by the storm in our home state of Texas. Thank you so much you are awesome. Wintersun Alex in Texas ❄️🙏

[@ToothlessWizard]

Hahaha, great fun!! :D

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@user-yk4ew7sy3r]

Hey Donna you go girl😀

[@michaelbodare1460]

That high piched voice is Glenn Hughes ,he also play the bass guitar.

[@a.k.1740]

For another Deep Purple reaction, try "Strange Kind Of Woman" Live in New York, 1973.

[@neshobanakni]

David Coverdale, later of Whitesnake and Coverdale-Page (Jimmy). Pretty good singer.

[@caucasianbulldog6057]

Glenn Hughes is just the same and he's in his 70's. He's just released a new album with BCC called V(five). Deep Purple have just released a new album too and the drummer Ian Paice is still banging the drums in his 70's; also David Coverdale is still doing it with Whitesnake.

[@EnglishmanJustWalking]

Well done picking ‘the’ version ….. made for Coverdale. My favourite DP song, known for the drummers almost constant drum roll

[@hansvandenakker5185]

This is with the singer you previously saw in Whitesnake

[@davidmckenzie420]

After "Lazy," this is my favorite DP song. It's Smoke on the Water on steroids. But I think you should have done the studio version...

[@mix6809]

Haha, Glenn Hughes is still a touring musician, it's not too late yet 😅

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hello Ladies! DP!! BURN!!! Great jam and hair for Lulu!☮️😈👾💜👍😎

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

🖐

[@Godisgr8-ni5vi]

Space truckin is an awesome song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oldmanghost219]

Did you recognize the stage from the Karn Evil 9 video that Kathy and Donna did. ELP closed the show. Lulu did the studio version of the WHOLE 1st impression. Kathy and Donna got to see the drum solo. I had a chance to go to the show but didn't. I didn't think much about going to concerts but my cousins came back from the Jam jabbering about a "Flying Piano". It was then that i decided i should go to concerts and did for the next 4 years.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Flying piano awesome

[@oldmanghost219]

@@KathyLuluandDonna Yes You can see a 90 second video of it on KZbin. Go ahead and check it out just for your self....The Flying Piano - Keith Emerson 1974 Cal Jam.... Full disclosure... Pianos work on gravity and it was gutted. It would have made quite a racket with the hammers pounding all over the strings.. So he wasn't really playing it . Keith decided if guitar players could do stunts and break their guitars he should be able to do something which is why I sent you this version of ...Emerson Lake and Palmer - Fanfare For The Common Man (Finale Live Royal Albert Hall 1992)... I like it much better than the one you did and it ends with Finale. You will see why he needed a repair guy in his road crew.

[@electricladyguitarsdevonuk1414]

Glenn Hughes (currently touring) is singing better than ever and his guitarist Soren Andersen plays one of my 'Stormbringer ' Guitars.

[@electricladyguitarsdevonuk1414]

You guys would enjoy any/all of the following; 1) Good News/Bad News by Family 2) Nantucket Sleigh Ride by Mountain 3) Kashmir by Led Zeppelin 4) crying to the sky by Be Bop Deluxe Keep doing ladies!

[@Gregory......]

I saw these guys in concert back in 1987. They were bad ass !! Loved the reaction ladies !! Calm down Donna !! Lol Where was this concert at ?

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Awesome, you got to see them.

[@Gregory......]

@@KathyLuluandDonna I have seen a Ton of bands in my day ! I have seen Pink Floyd twice in concert. I have seen RUSH 6 or 7 times in concert, I have seen Aerosmith 7 Times in concert, I have seen Metallica 7 times in concert, AC⚡DC 8 times in concert, Bob Segar once in concert. That's just a few bands. There are a lot more. But it would take me forever to name them all lol.

[@MrTech226]

Ladies Glenn Hughes, Bassist & David Coverdale, singer replaced other 2 guys, former members of DP: Ian Gillan, singer & Roger Glover, Bassist. Then in either in 1975 or 1976, Ritchie Blackmore, guitarist, founder of DP disbanded the band. Then in mid 1980's, DP regrouped with most stable lineup. Hughes went on to other bands. David Coverdale went to create his own band called Whitesnake until recently after he is battling some health issues.

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

I'm in looouuvve :D

[@balticstain7150]

You should try some status quo What ever you want or Softer ride...

[@user-yl9wz7uc3u]

ROCK ON!!!!!!!OHHHH COVERDALE?I LOVE YA DONNA LOL!!!! I LOVE ALL 3 YAS LOL OMG LULU LOL

[@justitia257]

Bravissime ❤❤❤

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@graemerose1616]

good choice, have you done any Deep Purple with an orchestra backing them? Well worth a listen.

[@sumonjamal1653]

This was the 'Mark III' line-up of Deep Purple (1974 - '75) which was the peak of their career in the 70's... If interested, u can watch the Deep Purple DVD 'Phoenix rising' for the story of that era of the band. The saga of Deep Purple was turbulent as u know... By 1973, the Mark II line-up was peaking commercially w/ Ian Gillan (vocals), Roger Glover (bass), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (keyboards) and Ian Paice (drums)... but internally, singer Ian Gillan and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore were at odds and bickering. Finally, Ian Gillan handed in his resignation from frustration... and Ritchie Blackmore was also talking about leaving and forming a new band. Their managers asked Blackmore what his demands were to get him to stay in Deep Purple and the guitarist demanded that bassist Roger Glover be fired... When Roger Glover was told, he was upset and told them he was quitting on his own. In 1974, Deep Purple needed a new singer and bassist... They hired Trapeze bassist Glenn Hughes, who could also sing lead... Their search for a singer led to the young David Coverdale, a complete unknown vocalist... The chemistry in the studio was good w/ the new members and the album 'Burn' was released... It became their biggest record to date (#3 in the UK, #9 in the US) and another platinum hit. Deep Purple played California Jam '74 festival as headliners and it was an explosive show, recorded and filmed as seen here... There was drama as usual - the concert organizers wanted Deep Purple to go on early, but Ritchie Blackmore refused (He wanted to go on at sunset when the band's lights would be effective) and locked himself away backstage... By the time he got onstage, he was fired up and ended wrecking his guitars and setting an amp on fire, as well as damaging a TV camera filming the band onstage. That show made headlines and Deep Purple were hailed afterwards... 🔥🔥🤘🤘 However, despite Blackmore insisting that bassist Roger Glover be fired from Deep Purple, he later said that he didn't like new bassist Glenn Hughes style of playing bass (his style was funkier) ... When it came time to record the next album 'Stormbringer' in 1974, Blackmore refused to contribute new music and it was written primarily by David Coverdale, Jon Lord and Glenn Hughes... It was another huge hit, but as Deep Purple toured into 1975, Ritchie Blackmore abruptly announced that he was leaving the band. In 1975, Ritchie Blackmore recorded and released the album "Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow" w/ Elf singer Ronnie James Dio... and announced the launch of his new band Rainbow... Oddly, he hired bassist Roger Glover in Rainbow by 1979. Meanwhile, Deep Purple were reeling from Ritchie Blackmore's exit... it was as if guitarist Jimmy Page had left Led Zeppelin. But the band decided to attempt to replace him... Former James Gang guitarist Tommy Bolin was hired and Deep Purple's 'Mark IV' line-up recorded their only album 'Come taste the band' in 1975... and began touring again. But the album undersold (selling gold in the US) and fans were not interested in a Deep Purple without guitarist Ritchie Blackmore. On the 1975/ '76 tour, both bassist Glenn Hughes and guitarist Tommy Bolin were abusing hard drugs and it affected their performances... The tour was also marked by mishaps and tragedy... By the end of the tour in 1976, both Jon Lord and Ian Paice decided to quit, and then David Coverdale told them that he was leaving the band... Lord reportedly told Coverdale, "David, there's no band for you to leave." Deep Purple broke up in 1976... David Coverdale went solo in 1977 and formed his band Whitesnake by 1978 and became more successful than Deep Purple a decade later... both Jon Lord and Ian Paice played in Whitesnake. Ritchie Blackmore's band Rainbow started touring in 1976 and released 3 albums w/ singer Ronnie James Dio before he was fired in 1979... Rainbow went in a more pop-friendly direction in '79, first w/ singer Graham Bonnet... then, with singer Joe Lynn Turner in 1981. Deep Purple Mark II finally reunited in 1984 after their separation in 1973.

[@FatTulip.]

Mark II Deep Purple = best Deep Purple.

[@RobertErnestLewis]

Glenn Hughes on Bass and Vocals .. and he does still look pretty much the same. He still is out there ROCKIN to this day. Check out his band Black Country Communion with another fave Joe Bonamassa.

[@micolsen9824]

I think that huge audience was there to see Jesus (AKA Ian Gillan), however they got two great singers in his place.😅

[@tedr3586]

For fun, you should check out Black Country Communion with Glenn Hughes as lead singer and your friend Joe Bonamassa on guitar. They do a great live cover of this song.

[@norkannen]

Deep Purple when Ian Gillan sang was him doing all the singing alone and then it was Davis Coverdale and Glenn Hughes had to do the high notes. Guitarist Richie Blackmore soon moved on to form Richie Blackmores Rainbow later just Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals.😈😎🇧🇻

[@tinabutler1219]

You need to watch whitesnake burn live 2004 then you will see Cathy & Donna smile a lot

[@petertimmermans192]

The screamer is Glenn Hughes, now lead singer of Black Country Communion with Joe Bonamassa 👍❤️

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Wow

[@petertimmermans192]

They're fifth album is coming out and it's fabulous again!

[@catman2629]

If you like this , Try Whitesnake it’s the same lead singer David Coverdale . Recommend Whitesnake tracks Fool for Loving , Here I go again , Ain’t no love in the heart of the city, Crying in the Rain , as a starter. Whitesnake are amazing live seen them lots of times

[@garyfletcher844]

Children love Deep Purple. They love to get deep into that jar of purple grape jelly.🤣

[@erikthompson619]

I guarantee that this is the only song you're likely to hear with "the devil's sperm" in the lyrics!

[@erikthompson619]

Glenn Hughes still looks exactly the same. And sings the same. At the age of 73. He's still making records and touring like crazy, as a solo artist and with the super group Black Country Communion, who just released their fifth album. He's without a doubt the only singer to be considered for both Judas Priest and Earth Wind & Fire. While recording the song "You can't do it right" with Deep Purple in 1974, Glenn's hero Stevie Wonder paid them a visit in the studio, and having heard Glenn's vocals jokingly said: "Are you sure you are a white boy?" And, which sometimes gets overlooked because of his voice, Glenn is also a great bassist. Not in Deep Purple anymore, though: his predecessor Roger Glover holds that position again.

[@erikthompson619]

Oh yeah, another fun fact (I know, I'm just too full of them): when Deep Purple broke up in 1976 (to be reunited in their classic Mark 2 lineup in 1984), relations had already soured between Glenn and keyboard player Jon Lord - after Glenn found his girlfriend Vickie in bed with Jon, following which she left Glenn for Jon. Glenn and Jon did however reconcile - Jon was adored by everyone who knew him - and Jon and Vickie later married, had a daughter and remained a very happy couple until Jon sadly succumbed to pancreatic cancer in 2012.

[@catman2629]

Check out Deep Purple Mistreated live for some more fun

[@tmznt]

They did that one.

[@Snakehead1964]

The guy in the white jacket spent most of the next 20 years doing drugs and alcohol instead of music. Which probably helped that his voice is in a good shape now after not really using it 20 years.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Well the video says Donnas in love but can you blame all your male subcribers like me not to be in love with Donna when she gets excited like shes a teenager again ? Lol Wintersun Alex in Texas ❄️😍❤️

[@drjag1155]

Check out the whitesnake version live in 2004 🙏🤘👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@jupehe5703]

About 400000 people in the audience...

[@balticstain7150]

My apologies wrong person it was tommy bolin who passed away not glenn hughes he's now 71 ....

[@MrAki65]

If you want to hear more singing from Glenn Hughes, please check out Rata Blanca ft. Glenn Hughes - Mistreated. There is lot of his high notes. That song is originally by Deep Purple. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqfWfnRsrMycmaM

[@foxyjp100]

Been a Deep Purple fan for years but I still think the Whitesnake live version of 2004 is better that's just my opinion of course.

[@Jonniboi-di7qu]

here is a another tune from the same concert : kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3apdJuDmZ1gbbc

[@pinball1970]

Yeah!!! Prefer Gillan but this was great. 1974 I think

[@BernhardHeiming-pw8xj]

🤝🇩🇪🤝👍🙏🙏🙏

[@oldmanghost219]

Deep Purple | Burn !!! GREAT Please ... When you get to ... "Smoke On Water".... DO NOT DO the studio version . It is dull and lackluster. Get it from the ... Made In Japan ... album it is Live and sounds alive. I am always looking for my cousins in the Jam videos. When I freeze frame it gets blurry. They were up front and towards the end they had a bon fire that you can see between ELP's Greg Lake's solos of.... Still... You Turn Me On and Lucky Man... . Can't make them out in that one with only their silhouettes.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

👍

[@balticstain7150]

Unfortunately Glen Hughes on bass took his life shortly afterwards the rest of guys are still going 55 years later , this is a different line up not the original which was the best, try their early stuff, deep purple in rock , fireball.....at one point they were the loudest band in the world 116 decibels which is unheard of ...

[@bobby666666]

Glen Hughes is still in the land of the living. Tommy Bolin passed away quite young.

[@balticstain7150]

@@bobby666666 apologies yes .

[@bobby666666]

@@balticstain7150 No problem. Easily done.

[@eddhardy1054]

​@@balticstain7150 Yep Tommy Bolin died in 1976 but he didn't take his own life either, it was an accidental drug overdose as far as I know.

[@danielbritton8588]

Bass is way too loud on this.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Poor recording. Do the studio version.

[@andrewplumb6544]

Yes but with 11year old YOYOKA playing the drum part. You'll see just how well crafted that is. Ian Paice of course and he is seriously impressed with her cover.

[@neilgilbert6798]

It's not the best version meaning quality

[@danielhirt4252]

After the fences were torn down, the audience grew to 450'000!

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Wow

[@Zentrix-24]

Not my Deep Purple! good show but not my Deep Purple!

[@user-ns8pj9xn9c]

This isnt deep purple burn, the original version has ian gillan on vocals, this is the richie blackmores version with david coverdale on vocals, you need to listen to the original line up

[@78Mustang]

Huh?? The Original version, from the album BURN is sung by Coverdale & Hughes, and, if memory serves, was written by Blackmore & Coverdale. I don't see how Gillan figures into that. Though he may have sung the song in the current DP lineup. Cheers!

[@movieman1556]

The original singer of this was Ian Gillian. Nothing against David, but he is no Ian.