Jon Lord solo (Whitesnake - 1983-03-19 - Ludwigshafen)

[@TheAngel138]

Jon Lord is the only one keyboardist could play in a hard rock band (DP, Whitesnake) for his classical roots and his experience. He had the incredible idea to connect the Hammond to guitar amplifier. He's The Maestro, and it has been showed in the years, he's playing yet with a great success. Emerson is the best with synthesizers, but he played in an own band, created around him (ELP also). They are wonderful players... but Mr. Lord is my favourite. Cheers...

[@parthoghosh5809]

Right said. I too agree 👍

[@TheAngel138]

Un grandissimo musicista che resterà seplicemente immortale!

[@murilotomasoni6044]

Burntwood is a masterpiece. Ir opens this awesome solo. I AM so happy to have the "before i forget" record. Never forgotten my dear Lord.

[@ivansandvik1567]

my favorite J. Lord album

[@ghcooke56]

Then most remarkable musician I ever had the privilege to hear live. He set new boundaries for all keyboard players while bringing the magic of classical music into modern rock. Gone but very much not forgotten. Bless you Mr Lord!

[@stratounchain8402]

I saw him with Blackmore, Glover and Paice, in stage with Deep Purple. Jon is a legend forever! JS Bach who plays rock music ! Le plus grand, pour moi 😊🎼🎸

[@ralphstalnecker2449]

Only Jon Lord and Keith Emerson could rock a Hammond B3 and keep a song going, RIP Jon Lord!!!

[@georgeabrams7345]

Both are my faves for the keys.

[@SergioGonzalez-ed6rc]

❤

[@marcdewey1242]

Emerson attacked his with a dagger

[@marcdewey3848]

Lord told in an interview that after the demise of Deep Purple in 1976 he was reluctant to join Whitesnake at first and that Coverdale just kept up the pursuit until he finally gave in,well I dont blame David he just wanted the most gifted keyboard player in the biz and Jon is the best ive ever heard.

[@sex6cult9revolution]

Absolutely. And Jon Lord was like an older brother figure to Coverdale. It must have meant a lot to Dave, striking out on his own as the leader of Whitesnake, to have Jon on board.

[@muurtalo]

He must be a phenomanally strong man. Anybody tried to rock a 450 lb Hammond organ? With 2 synths sitting on top of it? And to play music at the same time? Oh my Lord...

[@tomaszzienmusic3998]

yes, He was...

[@michaeljoseph9722]

Oh my Lord indeed !

[@ShajaKarim]

Lord For A Reason. Btw have a look at Keith Emerson s videos. You'll freak out

[@russbirzescu2579]

Woowww

[@ApehangerUK]

Sometimetimes I hear solos like this, or a Deep Purple track I haven't heard for years and I suddenly realise how freekin awesome he was, but I never realised it at the time. The best, bar none. Music will never be the same without our Lord.

[@jamesedwards2237]

@Blaire Ronzel Jon Lord and Ray Manzarek, who passed within months of each other, were amazing in their own ways.

[@loriabrams3048]

Sorry i ignored whitesnake in their hayday.

[@threalismaradona9899]

@@jamesedwards2237 don't get wrong Ray was a great musician but you can not speak these two in same breath Jon was on another plan of existence

[@barrabasi]

Never heard a live rendition of "Burnt wood" (from Before I Forget, Purple Records,1982) before. Furthermore, Jon's use of the Memorymoog foresees parts of his great solos during the Perfect Strangers' tour - the ones he used to do at the end of "Difficult to Cure". Nice addition. Thanks.

[@thechief011]

He is an absolutely amazing musician, and a huge inspiration to me and i imagine every other piano/keyboard/organ player aswell

[@paulbaily3164]

I cried remembering what a great keyboard player..we do rule the keyboard world...Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman , John Lord...all genius plus many others...dont know too many American keyboard greats except Corea?

[@orlandonunez4786]

No habrá otro igual impresionante

[@klistarf]

Nothing more need be said than, RIP Dear Boy... \m/

[@user-JM1967]

Esse sujeito tocava bem demais! Impressionante!

[@paulmarie1853]

was standing in front of him as usual that night..we did not expect a full organ rock though..maybe because i told him before was my birthday that day and i loved it..who knows

[@rikuvienonheimo9777]

One of my greatest heroes!

[@rogerdelaurentis3964]

you are gone quite some time now rip thank you for all the great music you gave us,rock on with the others in the universe,carry on

[@georghagglund9338]

Early Whitesnake is very underrated. I think it would been interesting if Deep Purple never reformed and Jon Lord had stayed with Whitesnake to see what would have happened. Surely. Whitesnake soon became one of the biggest bands of the 80's but it might been even better with Jon Lord!

[@timpenfield5]

and sykes

[@loriabrams3048]

Whitesnake are one of the better of the hair bands.

[@LEEFORDJAGG]

John D Koladner.. the ‘guru’ associated with the radical re- branding of Whitesnake would have wanted any mustachioed band member off the Whitesnake payroll. Hypothetically that would have put D.C in a very difficult place, especially as Jon nurtured an initially nervous D.C at his Purple audition and Clearwell Castle ‘Burn’ album sessions. The D.P reunion was very timely and arguably got D.C off the hook in that particular respect.John Sykes is quoted elsewhere that J.L ‘s Hammond sound dated the Whitesnake’s sound.Things happen for a reason in the big scheme of things.

[@cornucopia8591]

Well, Lord was great for Moody/Marsden duo but he didn't fit Sykes style at all. There was no blues.

[@Лариса-ы2р5ч]

Браво маэстро ❤ очень сильно ❤🎸🔥

[@manuelag.h.7471]

I LOVE you DEEP PURPLE the BEST BAND Of THE Planet. ...........

[@557fredy]

Otro legendario que nos deja. Jon Lord Deep Purple DEP

[@diagreen]

so awesome,great the way dave gives him his own spotlight so every one can be witness to his genius.thanx for this, R.I.P GREAT 1.GONNA MISS YA AND THANX FOR THE MUSIC

[@ektin375]

Jon was the Bach of Rock.

[@carlosnavarro9863]

John Lord simplemente un genio

[@edgecrushers]

Jesus christ... that beginning was beautiful, almost brought a tear to my eye.

[@zappator]

That's from a piece called "Burntwood" you may find on the "Before I Forget" Record

[@carlossv7980]

R I P Maestro John Lord thank you

[@MrsHexelenz]

Thats a great video, Rest in Peace Jon, thank you for having been 20 years part of my life. You will always bein my heart

[@СотникКазак-ц8п]

Джона прёт от того, что он делает.. И меня прёт от того, как он это делает..

[@loriabrams3048]

I miss all that hammond organ rock from years ago.

[@georgetempest9627]

Orgasmic Jon Lord solo!

[@johnmcgeachie5533]

I saw Whitesnake during this tour and had the pleasure of meeting the late, great Jon Lord after a show in Edinburgh. Great guy as well as being a great musician.. RIP Jon.

[@evgeniavgerinov4516]

Amazing 🙌 thanks you 😊👍

[@troyalcorn1184]

His playing is only known by the ones that experienced it. I worry that time will erase history. Please keep his spirit with your spirit. Sadly, his spirit is only known if you know it. Don't think you don't matter because you also have a spirit and it is as important as his is and was. Be proud to be you.

[@skidoofus]

John Lord. Was a Rock Star, now a Legend. RIP

[@indy1936]

For all Jon Lord fans, I am paying tribute to the Keys Master with Box O Snakes...so contact me any time for our Gigs in UK....

[@jamalmohamed6592]

simply Lord RIP is the best

[@franciscodelira7703]

No creo que haya un mejor tecladista que lord es unico

[@marcopolistena1960]

Ho 60 anni ero e sono un tastierista. Parecchi di questi mitici gruppi rock li ho visti dal vivo. Oggi giorno un assolo così forse fa un po' ridere perché vedo in giro dei veri cultori della tecnica dell' improvvisazuone Dei mostri di abilità . Fanno tutti scuola di jazz. Strumenti di ultima generazione . Computer a go go...... Invece prima la storia era più basata sulla semplicità. Sul gusto. Sullo stare bene insieme come persone. Aiutarsi. Ecco perché duravano così tanto insieme i gruppi. Si .....lo so !! Si litigava anche ci si lasciava ma il più delle volte poi si tornava insieme. Amore e odio. Come nelle coppie. Una cosa è certa . Vi posso assicurare che senza computer con 20 tastiere intorno è tosta. Molto tosta. Molte delle quali non avevano neanche pochi preset. Dovevi farteli tu al momento i suoni. Io apparte il tempo dell'adolescenza quando si provava a suonare i pezzi rock famosi o disco famosi in cantine tappezzate con di tutto e di più per il casino , specialmente i cartoni delle uova..... Era il massimo dell'isolamento professionale....(( Tutti a chiedere i cartoni delle uova in giro )) pezzi di polistirolo.... Insomma ..... Facevamo tutto riciclando e trovandoci le cose.... Beh....comunque dicevo che apparte quel periodo , poi cominciai a trovare o formare gruppi per guadagnare e come quasi sempre per guadagnare un musicista deve suonare ciò che meno gli va....Mah !!! Comunque a quel tempo per andare a lavorare in discoteche ristoranti ecc.....la musica da preparare erano pezzi disco ,melodici italiani....soul .....ecc... Insomma ci portavamo appresso già noi che non eravamo nessuno.....quintali di strumentazione. Ragazzi......dei TIR.... Furgoncini caricati in maniere assurde. Uno dei tanti chitarristi ricordo ancora si comprò a rate ( cambiali come tutti noi di allora ) da """Robazza"" il magazzino degli strumenti a via Cavour.... I più forti erano Musicarte Cherubini Robazza Davoli a via Labicana... Un altro paio che non ricordo.... Insomma prese .... Un amplificatore per chitarra che si chiamava """London city""" .... Era ENORME. Ragazzi !!! Come tre armadi insieme . Pesantissimo.... Solo la testata era grande come una tastiera arranger di oggi. Poi i batteristi.....malati psichici più di noi tastieristi. Insomma quando arrivavamo per esempio in un ristorante... Quello ci diceva """se mettete tutta sta roba ....io do caz....li metto i clienti....???"""" Erano ristoratori commercianti di un altra epoca e alla fine pur rinunciando a due tavoli sapendo che avrebbe guadagnato meno.....ci faceva mettere tutto. Ci facevano sentire come se fossimo i Led Zeppelin e finiva tutto a ride e Magna....pure se non veniva tanta gente ... PERCHÉ ERA GENTE DIFFERENTE BUONA DENTRO. Tutta gente di qua. """De casa nostra"""...... E come si mangiava ,!!!! Mah !!!! Io ho avuto Arp Omni , Arp 260 Solina (che bella) minimoog , Korg ms 10 , Jupiter 8 , dx 7 il syntex ....italiano ..... hammond b3...C3 + Leslie crumar...fender 73 / 88 Wurlitzer ..... Yamaha cp 80 Non mi chiedete come facevamo a comprarli.... Perché per guadagnare 100 pur di suonare con quegli strumenti eravamo disposti a tutto anche ""uccidere""" Scherzo !!!! Avere la stessa tastiera di Lord....o Emmerson.....ecc Sognare ogni momento .... Un tastierista sognava il moog modular Il mallotron Il fairlight cmi """"""Sogni""""""" Ecco la chiave forse della bellezza di quegli anni Eravamo sognatori. Non c'era un clic.....le cose te le dovevi trovare con sudore. Quindi se non era una cosa da """ sognare""" un qualche cosa che desideravi da morire ti evitavi la fatica. Perché ? Perché solo per capire dove trovarla era un dramma. Ora appoggi un dito su un cellulare e ti arriva ciò che vuoi a casa ....... Senza sognare senza morire dal desiderio senza sudore e lacrime non di può amare veramente nulla. Secondo me ! Per montare una canzone di un qualsiasi brano in classifica ......ti dovevi trovare tutta la cassetta o il disco o poi il CD comprarlo per poi ascoltare ogniuno di noi ore e ore la sua parte e riprodurre le stesse sonorità! Vi assicuro che quando seriamente si andava a lavorare con gruppi di quei tempinon era per nulla semplice. Nel caso del tastierista praticamente la base del gruppo su ogni tastiera c'era uno spartitino con ""geroglifici"" che nessuno avrebbe interpretato....con tipo note musicali e indicazioni su come trovare quel determinato suono.....immaginate tutto ciò che puoi fare oggi sfiorando con un dito un display farlo con 20 tastiere e nello stesso brano da battuta a battuta doverle sistemare continuamente......un cul.....o come una capanna..... Una volontà......pazienza ... Il Wurlitzer per accordarlo dovevi "fondere" del piombo su ogni nota.....ah ah ah..... Quello che posso dire a chi è più giovane è : il saggio o cretino consiglia sincerità ,volontà , umiltà e bontà che comunque valgono in qualsiasi epoca. Ciao amici amanti della musica e della meravigliosa epoca degli anni 70. E mi raccomando : Sempre W I DEEP PURPLE. Ciao.

[@CB-xr1eg]

OMG WTF RIP JDL.

[@marcopolistena1960]

@@CB-xr1eg non capisco... Scusa.

[@constantinarharov4182]

Джон Лорд, велики музыкант и виртуоз, светлая ему память, уходят лучшие...

[@threalismaradona9899]

MY inspiration why I play hammond organ more then my other keys but I would love to have that Memorymoog I have a phatty stage two she is a nasty little beast

[@Stoaty123]

RIP to one of the best

[@НатальяПивоварова-щ8ш]

Боже! Как же Лорд прекрасен во время игры!!!

[@olgak_9932]

БОГ!!!.... 👍❤️

[@ДмитрийСурский-ч1ф]

Гениален и неповторим.. .

[@manuelag.h.7471]

Jon Lord. .......💙Alma DEEP PURPLE. ......R. I .P . Flavio 20 17 R.I .P. 💙

[@GhoulishGage]

R.I.P. Jon Lord!!!

[@naelcastro1031]

O talento que essa criança tem.

[@PrantarChaudhuri]

Dear John !! You will always live in our melody.

[@Curfew2007]

LOVE the ashtray on the keyboard... YEAH those where the times!!

[@palg123]

my best classic line-up with Jon Lord on keyboards

[@lw48wp4]

Jon Lord, you are the master! best wishes, I hope you'll get well soon.

[@charlypagliettini7725]

El más grande tecladista de la historia en el rock,superior a los muy buenos Keith Emerson y Ricj Wakemam........Genio Jon Lord !!!!!

[@alexsoundkaos1600]

De verdades

[@СергейКоровников-з1у]

I so miss you

[@Metalibasher]

The MASTER

[@Pinpolloloko]

The Lord of the ivory

[@rolfgruber9558]

Deep Purple!!!! The Best!!!!

[@WildBlue1900]

Gonna miss you Jon. The greatest.

[@vaneipontes3279]

Mr. Jon Lord Simple the Best Keybords🎹

[@tomer8]

jon you are the best !!!

[@MarcoUrbani]

God Bless Jon.

[@donaldbaumgardner7477]

Jon plays in heaven

[@Brainwulf]

Genie grenzt immer noch an Wahnsinn!!

[@mikesch2003]

The Maestro

[@TheAngel138]

MAMMA MIA!!!!

[@Mr01081960]

Jonathan Douglas Lord the only one rip maestro 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@MsSvetaX]

ЛОРД КРАСАВЧИК НА ВСЕ ВРЕМЕНА!!!!!

[@timpenfield5]

BROKE THE MOLD, BROKE ALL MOLDS, R.I.P

[@baidjubaba]

you are the King! You ARE!

[@Andy912love]

He is my hero.

[@rafaelgonzalezdelgado9159]

Se nos fue la leyenda del Rock...hasta siempre Jon.

[@ScaryHallo]

RIP!

[@aizawabass]

LIKE!!!!R.I.P

[@thetruthhurts6652]

The first reason I got into Purple right there. The second reason was Gillan and then Blackmore Paice and Glover.

[@sergandes]

RIP Jon

[@SanjinPerisicBoske]

R.I.P.

[@RODRIGOCELEBRONI]

0:25, SIEMPRE HICE ESO ANTES DE TOCAR, LLORÉ CUANDO LORD MURIÓ, EN ENTE MOMENTO TENGO UNA COPA DE VINO AL LADO, COMO TANTAS VECES HEMOS VISTO AL GRAN JON, AYER ME DESPACHÉ VIENDO VIDEOS DEL MÁS GRANDE TECLADISTA DE ROCK DE TODA LA GALAXIA. EINSTEIN DECÍA QUE LA CASUALIDAD ES LA FORMA QUE DIOS TIENE DE PASAR DESAPERCIBIDO. GRACIAS JON LORD.

[@nazzare79]

@Nawtas90 Lord has been the first in the world to introduce classic music into rock before Emerson and Moody Blues (He did it with the Artwoods) and has been the first to have an hammond monster sound (connecting it with guitar amplifier). He is the master hammond and far superior than Emerson for the beauty of his solos and for the compositions written...my dreams are in reality...

[@yellowarik]

R.i.p john

[@ledballone]

rip mr lord thanks for your talenrt

[@neystratomarshall.]

The best.....

[@kevinlolokevin3882]

The best keyboard in the world around The world Jon is God. Magic finger

[@erichartman5348]

Right on rocking a huge organ and still playing. He had to be strong.

[@alfonsogilolmo]

muy bueno genial

[@gradimirpetkovic4974]

Jon Lord is the Lord!

[@leppardsnake]

RIP :(

[@PitchBlackGuitarMan]

Rip Jon

[@77elvistheking]

RIP Maestro!

[@adrianritorto6848]

Tiene su sello ...sin duda.

[@georgetempest9627]

a PA in my bedroom 2 x 450 watt and the old cottage is shaking - that is the real thing guys!

[@tomer8]

RIP legend \m/

[@BooyongDave]

I had a memory moog in the late 80's. We called it the ForgetMoog. It simply would not hold pitch ever! Too much heat, not enough fan.

[@TheBlueString]

Master.

[@volnoriz]

feel the energy

[@brigitte573]

❤️🔥

[@jonhoward180]

I have to agree with Chris - he was capable of much better. Jon Lord for me was the greatest rock Hammond player bar none - his synth work was less impressive.

[@starrrkrazeee]

yep Emerson Lake & Palmer! pure genius set to music!

[@FuegoPazzo]

Genius

[@rickwakeman5]

el mejor...

[@АнатолийВладян]

Покойся с миром Джон!!!

[@wurlitzerelectricpiano6601]

He was a genious all the time

[@NinoKalandadze-t9e]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😢😢

[@nazzare79]

@Nawtas90 no, i'm sorry for you that rate musiciancs excllusively just for their technique (but great players have their own technique)...for me it's a question of style, sound, inventivness and technique...so, J. Lord is the N.1 for sure...