Jon Lord & Ian Gillan (Deep Purple), Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) & Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden) Studio

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  @TheVoidwithChristina · 1 year ago · pinned

  WATCH THE ORIGINAL FULL-LENGTH &quot;OUT OF MY MIND&quot; MINI-DOCUMENTARY HERE: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhsOCUVHGjs">https://youtu.be/GhsOCUVHGjs</a>

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  @gabrielmelhem9101 · 1 year ago

  A friend of mine played as supporting act for Deep Purple here in Argentina many many years ago. He had the chance to visit DP room after the show. My friend is keyboard player and the biggest fan of JL I have ever met. During his moment at the room, he served drinks and attend the band , at some moment Jon said to my friend - in a very kind way- , &quot;please stop serving us, we can do it ourselves&quot;. My friend respond as a fan, saying &quot;you are my maestro, I play music because of you,&quot; and treated him like a god. Jon response was; &quot;nah, we are mates, the only difference is I started playing before you&quot; . A true clever, humble gentleman

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  @ScienceTalkwithJimMassa · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m a keyboardist - classically trained. Jon taught me that one need not choose between rock or classical, that one can do both and do both very well. I have followed his career since 1966 (yes, I listened to some of the Artwoods). Listening to his brilliant orchestral compositions, to his amazing work in rock, his amazing solos, he is the epitome of what constitutes an outstanding, superb musician. To say he is a hero to me is a gross understatement. He has had the most substantial impact on me, one that is immeasurable. His passing was a gut punch, one I am still not over 12 years later. He is sorely missed.

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  @TheLoner70503 · 1 year ago

  Living history of rock music in just one room.

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  @caryd67 · 1 year ago

  I’ve played with many Hammond players/pianists, and most of them were wonderful, but nobody sounds like Jon Lord. His sound still brings me back to 1972.

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  @arcticantic1768 · 1 year ago

  Ian Gillan, he is unique, no one could and can replace him. The singer is who make a band recognisable and loved.

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  @VickersDoorter · 1 year ago (edited)

  Jon Lord was such a gentleman. Aside from seeing one of the latter appearances of Deep Purple, I had the privilege of seeing Jon Lord play one evening at my local pub, The Crooked Billet, near Henley-on-Thames, in an evening with novelist and playwright, John Mortimer. I also used to see Jon Lord around the area, even standing right behind him one day in a queue at Henley Waitrose. As much as I would liked to have introduced myself, I figured that he was entitled to some privacy whilst grocery shopping!

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  @pauloprzybylski6522 · 1 year ago

  Come on.... wish to be seatted on the corner of the room, in silence, &nbsp;just watching this guys. Would be the time of my life.

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  @satanicbudda · 1 year ago

  RIP Jon, way too young, one of the greatest!!!!!!

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  @grobbler1 · 1 year ago

  Jon Lord. Always remembered as one of the true greats.

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  @StepOnLegos1 · 1 year ago

  Seeing them meet in the mixing room like that, the genuine happiness and how they were excited to see eachother again. All of them, legends, the best!

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  @rodrigost.3324 · 1 year ago

  Man.. &nbsp;Seen Jon Lord &amp; Tony Iommi together was like Two great worlds gathering!!! It&apos;s great to see that! RIP Jon †

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