Ritchie Blackmore - Greensleeves live 1977 HD

Ritchie Blackmore playing Greensleeves live in Munich 1976 (Rainbow Concert)!

[@ינוןכהן-ת4נ]

The best guitarist in the world

[@ינוןכהן-ת4נ]

Who ask you?

[@AugieAugenstein]

Love this song old folk song. Blackmore seems to play this with every band he is in.

[@DokktorDeth]

+Augie Augenstein Good though, Innit?

[@RonnieTheSim]

Because he's able to! And this is part of why one would form a band with him.

[@maxxblade]

RIP Ronnie James Dio we will never forget you!! Your music is still alive and will live forever!!!

[@Chris-is6xb]

The most underrated guitar player in rock.

[@grotenhois2745]

He is one of the greatest, but he isn’t underrated at all

[@danielevecchiatini442]

Underrated?

[@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117]

Not from the musicians and the Fans, but from press and Media

[@kellyp9438]

Your statement is overrated He’s been touted as one of the best by everyone.

[@Gk2003m]

He’s both overrated and underrated. There are and have been players with better melody in their solos (Jan Akkerman). There are and have been players with better technical prowess. And so many of Blackmore’s contemporaries, and even some massively influenced by him (EVH) who refused to mention Blackmore because he was such a prick to so many of them. And then there’s the general public who know him only from SOTW, know nothing about anything else he’s done. So those folks will cite Page, Beck, Clapton, Hendrix as greats of the era. So in that way he’s underrated. But to any who are at all acquainted with what became known as ‘shred’, Blackmore is the grandfather of it. He was shredding in the early 1960s, arpeggiating and doing things that no one else, not even Hendrix, was doing. Ask Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Malmsteen, Roger Fisher (Heart), Rich Williams (Kansas), and countless others. They cite Ritchie as a major influence. And as a package? Until EVH, no other guitarist in rock had that combo of virtuosity, song craft, showmanship, and sheer stage presence.

[@Likrause]

Real Music never dies...no matter when you listen, but how you listen...

[@eugenegoldin1593]

absolutely amazing!

[@LapinGarou]

Amazing !! Là il y a de l'émotion bordel !

[@Figlarius]

чо?

[@tintintin7000]

Ritchie is the best ever with neo classic

[@MsAlgt]

Beautiful melody!

[@angicom1464]

I love when Ritchie plays this.

[@SPak-rt2gb]

I've got this whole concert on DVD somewhere in storage damn now I'm gonna have to look for it.

[@innochkafun]

heavenly music

[@eternautacharly]

Un gusto ver a Dio presentar a Ritchie

[@mocus91]

Long Live DIO!!! Legends never die

[@bandpassmess]

breath taking

[@ТехноДом-я1у]

Память на века всем ушедшим рокерам рок 🎸 рольщикам рокершам рок 🎸 навсегда

[@batmaniac66]

Blackmore rules forever!

[@gamma1695]

2:30 the note bend transition at 2.34 is pure finesse

[@susanduva1088]

Fantastic the great Richie Blackmore I wonder.what Richie thinks of Jeff beck.passed away wow.there is not many guitar greats.left anymore up the irons maiden manic rip Jeff Beck in the great gig in the sky shine on you crazy diamond⭐⭐⭐✨✨✨🌟🌟🌟🎼🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🤘🤘🤘🇬🇧🇬🇧🤘

[@АлександрПорубайло-ф9р]

Ричи считает Бека лучшим гитаристом,он не однократно это говорил.

[@ВалерийКузякин-ь6я]

Величайший Ричи!

[@tinaprasetyo6224]

Mellow side of Ritchie

[@jerryyeaaah15]

the side that he really wanted to be 😄

[@juancarlosaunion8026]

Vaya punteo!!!

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

09/23/2024---In this one, Ritchie gives a complete lesson in music, in just under 3 minutes--This is extremely effective in doing so---

[@monitoreceknoha]

this is from 1977 from Rainbow live in Munich !! i have this concert and is this 1977 !

[@Дмитрий-у8я5у]

Великие музыканты!

[@clivebindley134]

Shit!! I just started headbanging to 16th Century Greensleeves and it stopped!!

[@gabriellegaspi]

Buenisimo, dos potencias se saludan!

[@LANATORDI57]

❤❤❤

[@battistinoena7260]

Non ha rivali❤

[@sa.channel]

wowwwwww

[@OpethianDream2112]

He wants the audience to shut the fuck up. This is the beginning of his love of fairies. (the magical kind)

[@DokktorDeth]

+OpethianDream2112 it's music; want would you have the man do?

[@bobcowlesjr9920]

Happy birthday

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

cool stuff!!

[@edigabrieli7864]

Has anyone recognize J.S.Bach fourt Brandemburg concert right in the middle?

[@spotsthecat7913]

Edi Gabrieli that's the greatest part of this vid

[@tea-and-guitars]

I think I found which part of the Brandenburg concertos it was, it’s the third movement of number 3, can’t believe I never noticed it before

[@jambalaya7647]

Love how Blackmore slipped in some Bach.

[@Moonchild3627]

......by the end of time and eternity ....

[@franciscoinostroza7656]

2:25 black star

[@Tuporashka]

@AncientriversRainbow, it's Bach tune from the Bradenburg concerto!

[@blackmore7777fan]

@AncientriversRainbow @ 1:47 that's Bach's 3rd Brandenburg.....

[@machine13messiah]

The top comments are about Dio? THIS IS A BLACKMORE SOLO!

[@clivebindley134]

The Tremeloes were an English group in the 60's and early 70's.

[@OldIkumenRocker]

で、現在の村治香織ちゃんより若い31歳の頃のブラックモアにーさんのGreensleeves。　#NowPlaying #music

[@Chriskkboongg]

@AncientriversRainbow Bach's Brandenburg Concerto

[@Likrause]

Sorry, I was drunk... the comment was for the video, but I replied for you by mistake! eheheh

[@severinmelamud]

Not only the Greensleevse

[@mrshankj]

Tremolo means trembling to express emotion.

[@paice87]

@AncientriversRainbow Bach - Brandenburg concerto... I think

[@herrbie60]

the master

[@alexdelarge9012]

Who might have clicked those 10 dislikes, I wonder?

[@lordjagged8625]

me..its shit.

[@cassianandor4103]

Ian Gillian lol

[@maxxblade]

You are right its 1977. Thanks for correction! Typing faliure! :) But the Song isn't cutted. The title says "Greensleeves" not "16th Century Greensleeves" in wich you are refering to. I think this is what your looking for /watch?v=IUOhdgnJIi4 You should check out my channel you will find dozends of videos! :)

[@scottonrock]

When you put all your experience in bard

[@MrBrandon111333]

ademas de greensleeves al inicio, al minuto 1:47, que pieza es?

[@potelas]

BAch concierto de Brandemburgo n3 Allegro

[@rosekittygraykittyjackkitt9676]

--07/02/2024@11:AM EST-----#The-- bend on one of the ending chords is saying Ritchie out right refuses to do country music. It's bad enough, musicians transformed this classical piece into "folk", there is no way Ritchie will allow it to go country, after all, Ritchie Blackmore is highly outspoken about his disdain for religion. For/from Ritchie, this is meant to be his history lesson in music, but no one in the audience seems to gets it in time---

[@Luigi-bc4xb]

0:16 … malmsteen 😂❤

[@alwilson3204]

Why on earth, leaving out the rest of the song?

[@michaelhaller1762]

I was seeing them 76 and 77 - no fucking smart phones, people had not fucking tattoes, piercings and shit like that. People could listen. Also at that time saw I Genesis with Seconds Out tour and Yes and Gallagher and and and and. Poor kids of today!

[@helpdonate1]

What is Tremelo? is that like an Italian dish??

[@sandroleonidze8995]

Do anyone have tabs for the intro?

[@maxxblade]

@AncientriversRainbow The Song you mean is 16th Century Greensleeves by Rainbow. Look here: watch?v=IUOhdgnJIi4

[@lisakozak8429]

For Jeff Beck

[@eppuee5413]

yeah first dio and then R.B

[@mocus91]

btw its 1977, and why did u cut more than half of the song? its almost 9min long...

[@ForzaLecco1912]

1:39 sembra Mr. Bean

[@jerrymyers870]

Written 1580

[@mywaveinwoodswoodperfumes]

yngwie says in his interviews that he's not inspired by Richie. well. i can hear black star intro here. what an irony.

[@DD-um4dd]

this must be what they are talking about when they say Yngwie copied from Blackmore. so... where did Blackmore get this from? oh, he copied it from 16th century classical music, thats right.

[@ankihansen2489]

And that doesn't change the fact of the rip off from Malmsteen.

[@DD-um4dd]

true. so Yngwie is copying from someone who copied... who i am sure copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone who copied from someone for four hundred years. "Greensleeves" is a traditional English folk song and tune, over a ground either of the form called a romanesca or of its slight variant, the passamezzo antico. The romanesca originated in Spain[1] and is composed of a sequence of four chords with a simple, repeating bass, which provide the groundwork for variations and improvisation. A broadside ballad by this name was registered at the London Stationer's Company in September 1580,[2] by Richard Jones, as "A Newe Northen Dittye of ye Ladye Greene Sleves".[3] Six more ballads followed in less than a year, one on the same day, 3 September 1580 ("Ye Ladie Greene Sleeves answere to Donkyn hir frende" by Edward White), then on 15 and 18 September (by Henry Carr and again by White), 14 December (Richard Jones again), 13 February 1581 (Wiliam Elderton), and August 1581 (White's third contribution, "Greene Sleeves is worne awaie, Yellow Sleeves Comme to decaie, Blacke Sleeves I holde in despite, But White Sleeves is my delighte").[4] It then appears in the surviving A Handful of Pleasant Delights (1584) as A New Courtly Sonnet of the Lady Green Sleeves. To the new tune of Green Sleeves. The tune is found in several late-16th-century and early-17th-century sources, such as Ballet's MS Lute Book and Het Luitboek van Thysius, as well as various manuscripts preserved in the Seeley Historical Library at the University of Cambridge. i actually like richies version better in a way. seems more true to the classical styling that it was meant to have.

[@richardtaylor9500]

DDD D Malmsteen has quoted many composers eg., Albinoni, Bach, Paganini etc. It is no crime to do so - many musicians do so. Jimmy Page adapted a host of blues and folk sources. It just shows an appreciation for those musicians - and brings those works into a new context to be enjoyed.

[@DD-um4dd]

i agree. thats what i was getting at. although... Malmsteen very rarely will give any living people credit for anything. all his interviews are the same. Bach...blah blah blah... wall of marshalls...blah blah blah... jimi hendrix burning guitar... blah blah blah... very technical, hard to explain...blah blah blah... ferrari.

[@DokktorDeth]

+DDD D He didn't copy, he openly acknowledged his debt to this pre-modern area music. We've all got to start somewhere.

[@ChrisBmufc]

Say what ya want about Ritchie being a this & that but Jesus Christ can he play.

[@silversteel2611]

Maybe his last year of real hair, 1977. Then he got wigs and he stopped writing a really great tune.

[@grantreborn]

Yngwie took what he heard and capitalized on it. I still think Yngwies vibrato and phrasing is FAR better for those who have the musical knowledge to understand.

[@marioguercio8722]

Ritchie pide silencio y, aun así, no faltan los imbéciles que hacen ruido.

[@10strike1]

Why does Richie Blackmore bore the audience by performing like a KZbin shot video that has nothing to do with the song during a performance?

[@QualeQualeson]

Blackmore tipping his hat to his idol Jeff Beck.

[@knightfall9394]

Nope not at all, when has ritchie ever called jeff his idol? He’s playing this because right after the band goes into their song 16th century greensleeves

[@QualeQualeson]

@@knightfall9394 You're very poorly informed. He's said so himself on multiple occasions. If you want proof, just search. Some of it is here on YT.

[@knightfall9394]

@@QualeQualeson lol im not poorly informed at all, please feel free to supply the clip. Its pretty obvious ritchie is doing greensleeves because the band did 16th century greensleeves

[@clivebindley134]

And your point is....?

[@richardtaylor9500]

King Henry VIII wrote this

[@FreeGuitarLessons247]

Richard Taylor I highly doubt it, it is said that he wrote it, but he was probably just lying, and gave the musician who did write it no credit at all. Because he was a cunt.

[@DokktorDeth]

+Richard Taylor Yeah, come on, let's give old 'Ennery the benefit of the doubt. The conspiracy theorists will be saying that Francis Bacon wrote all of Shakespeare's stuff next ...

[@ankihansen2489]

+Mitchell Eyles King Henry was a horrible douchebag, I highly doubt he wrote this

[@uddielad]

Wankers paradise. Give me Jeff Beck all day and for the record I’ll LOVE Richie Blackmore just not here...

[@deepzepp4176]

Jeff Beck? The most overrated guitar player ever.

[@Lost-p8f]

Is that the same jefff beck who can't write a riff

[@knightfall9394]

@@Lost-p8fjeff can come up with riffs (there’s quite a few) he just cant write songs or play rhythm guitar

[@jemaljoberidze8804]

ПЛАЧ ГИТАРА..

[@OldIkumenRocker]

で、現在の村治香織ちゃんより若い31歳の頃のブラックモアにーさんのGreensleeves。　#NowPlaying #music