Deep Purple - Live in Belgium (August 1969)

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  @TheNics03 · 6 years ago

  Blackmore sweep picking in 1969 <br><br>LEGEND

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• DA

  @davidwebber9511 · 3 years ago

  Ritchie Blackmore is mesmorising here. He is playing rock, blues and jazz all-in-one solo. Probably the greatest guitar player since Hendrix, Clapton, beck and the rest. Honestly? They cannot touch him, not even Hendrix. This is a master class of muscle talent and should be savoured for All people who love music and genius. All of the band members are master&apos;s of there instruments

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• TH

  @themightyspoon9641 · 1 year ago

  Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore were a match made in heaven.

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• JA

  @jamessmith-hq5mr · 6 years ago

  Blackmore, Lord and Paice are three of the finest musicians to ever be recorded.

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• AL

  @alessandroali1672 · 4 years ago

  Blackmore is the greatest. i was 13 in 1975 and got my first 2 albums as a gift Machine Head and Made in Japan. I will never tire of Blackmore.

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  @13458073 · 2 years ago

  Ian Paice é simplesmente fantástico, uma técnica incrível, o baterista perfeito para o Deep Purple.

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• JA

  @jasonpenn3871 · 2 years ago

  The pentatonic minor blues and major scales are the perfect simple framework for improvisation. Ritchie uses them as his structural template on the neck from which he can stretch out into the Aeolian mode, the Major Scale, the Dorian Mode, the Mixolydian and more, and then back again, intermingling all the way. The basis is the blues but he stretches it to the limit. So does John Lord, he does precisely the same but because of the layout of keyboards he is able to utilise chromatics in his lines much more readily so there is more fluidity to his phrasing. The juxtaposition and interplay between Ritchie and John is what made Deep Purple such an incredible force on stage. All held together in time and space by the most inventive drummer of his generation, Ian Paice, who swings and rocks as easily as moving water. You won’t hear anything like this today. It’s rock with a jazz mentality.

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• DA

  @davidwebber9511 · 2 years ago

  Blackmore was never a mediocre player. &nbsp;On was not only famous for smoke on the water. He was a trail blazer. Obviously you don&apos;t know much. He was playing guitar in the 70s &nbsp;like no oneself did.

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• CA

  @carlsam1516 · 6 years ago

  Deep purple &nbsp;best live band ever

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• KE

  @kevwoods6827 · 5 years ago

  These guys are the best thing to walk the planet in terms of their live performances 🎹🎹🎹🎸🎸🎸🥁🥁🥁🎤🎤🎤

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• FR

  @fredericogobbi · 3 years ago (edited)

  🎸Blackmore is the king of rock n roll improvisation... one of a kind! <br>or rather, Deep Purple was the king of improvisation.🎸🥁🎹🎼

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• DR

  @drlemmy4551 · 3 years ago

  Seriously we need a time- machine to go back to these concerts 🤘✌️🎸

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