Speaking of drummers, Ian Paice of Deep Purple is truly one of the greats.

@jhamler1

2 жыл бұрын

And, in my opinion, this song is one of his WORST performances. Call me crazy, but... Between his contemporaries (Bonham, Bill Ward, and Neil Peart) I would take Paice.

@kurtsherrick2066

2 жыл бұрын

@@jhamler1 Paice had the fastest rolls and the best fill drummer ever. And he had non stop energy. But all those guys we're damn good.

@Dibbdroid

2 жыл бұрын

@@jhamler1 very early in his career and poor production but Little Ian still delivers. The 30th Anniversary remaster is better. Mandrake Root, on the same album, is an early example of his brilliance.

@kenchristie9214

2 жыл бұрын

@@jhamler1 Ian was 19 on this song. He switched from violin to drums when he was 16. On this album he was already proving to be the best. Listen to Mandrake Root. Ian and Peter Hoorelbeke are the two best drummers I have heard.

The beginnings of Rock heading into the Prog of the 70s! The greatest time in all of modern music!

Their first single from their first album 1968, you do DP now you have a fan for life. DP has been my #1 band since then, and they ARE still touring some Chod.

Jon Lord, greatest keyboard player ever. When I first heard this song on radio in 1968, I ran out and bought the album.

@HozelRocket

6 ай бұрын

Even Emerson was a fan !

I'm 70 yrs old.I saw them all.

The "Hammond Organ",God above what an instrument!

Legendary keyboard riff, famously sampled by PM Dawn for the song, "Downtown Venus."

A song written by Joe South, and immortalized by DP!🙃

Still remember seeing them preform this song on Playboy After Dark for the first time. Still one of my all time favorites.

In 1968 I was 5 years old. And my siblings were older than me by 7, 8, 10, 13 and 14 years older than me and they had so many albums of different genres, Deep Purple was one of many in the Rock collection. I would get whacked upside my head when I played their albums but they had no problem allowing me to listen under their supervision 😂✌️😎🎶🤘

@09penny1

2 жыл бұрын

I had a similar "privileged" upbringing. My sisters were 5, 7 and 8 years older than me and introduced me to all the great bands of the 70s.

@Vince-lq3ve

2 жыл бұрын

Yep exactly the same here, born in 63 and hardly bought a record ever til my first (Phantom of the Paradise Soundtrack -great songs by the way). But from my older siblings Genesis, Elton John, Uriah Heep, Yes, Pink Floyd, Camel, 10CC, Alice Cooper, Jesus Christ Superstar (with Deep Purple's lead singer playing the Jesus role -great concept album -not religious, just entertaining).

@josephlevy2258

Жыл бұрын

well dear i was sixteen yea4rs vof age when first heard hush on our radio ,it was so unique remember telling my mom this band will reach very very far cause they were so unique looking back on time it looks like i was right in my judgment and vision the song was also titled on the radio when playing it as "BRITISH ROCK BAND TOOK USA BY STORM" ,I LOVE YOUR REACTION ,MANY THANKS JOSEPH FROM ISRAEL

You said in an earlier video that you should have been born earlier... I've always felt the same way! I was 4 when this came out, but I remember vividly my parents listening to Deep Purple (one of their favorite bands) when I was a little girl and have always loved music from the early/mid 60's on. Born at least 10 yrs too late! 😉

Looove deep purple!! Partied so much to this song and many others like it,

Perfect Strangers and Child in time.

This was their first big hit!

One of my all-time favorites! An instrumental arrangement was regularly performed by my high school Pep Band during basketball games at warm up and half time along with other popular rock arrangements. This was back in the 80s but it had been played at the games by the Pep Band at my high school since the early 70s. It was a crowd favorite. One day, our band instructor played a tape of the original Deep Purple studio version of the song and our minds were blown! The hard driving bass and drums, the crazy organ, the bluesy vocals. We wanted that version played at the games instead!

This song was used in the movie Once Upon a time in Hollywood.

Hahaha... This was a few years before Miller Light, a few decades before colored vodkas, and the smoke in the room wasn't vape oil😂

61 yrs old. Heard this song a hundred times. Never knew it was deep purple. (That might be sad)

Got in a big fight with a bud when I was in the army about this song. Told him Billy Joe Royal wrote and preformed this song years before said I seen BJR do it on some TV variety show he was a guest on at least 5-6 years before DP did it. I bet him A $100 bucks on it guess who had to pay up...he did

Ian Paice the drummer did a reaction video of a young female drummer called Sina who was drumming to one of his own tracks. Great video and worth adding to your list of things to do. A reaction to a drummer reacting to a drummer doing one of his own tracks! Could be fun!

What a great song. I totally remember it, but I had no idea it was Deep Purple. How could that be, 60's British Rock is my favorite time, and I'm a Deep Purple fan. I am humbled, thank you for informing me! By the way Chod, I DID see Deep Purple live in concert w/ZZ top in the early 70's. It was awesome and I can assure you NO ONE was crowd surfing - everyone was too stoned - they would have dropped you-LOL. Yes, my generation was lucky to see all these great bands live and in their prime. We were in our prime then, too. The only down side is that we are now all OLD! However, you are as old as you feel, and some of us old hippies are still rocking it! BYW- you did it again. You said DP was in the top 10 list of your favorite bands. Is this a mental list, or have you actually named your top 10? I looked it up, and the last time I see you named your to 10 was 9 months ago. You have listened to probably a hundred bands since then. I am VERY curious who would be your favorites now??? Think about it and do tell, please.....

The first album was awesome, but the second album "BOOK OF TALISMAN" hooked me for life with tunes, "River Deep, Mountain High", "Shield", and "Kentucky Woman". Shield tune about life-changing times. I Saw Deep Purple 3 times in the late1960s, and early 70s. Uriah Heep's the only band that ever outplayed them at same concert. Deep Purple put on a Great show as always. About everybody was on LSD that night.

@lynnhoffman247

2 жыл бұрын

I still have my Uriah Heep ticket stub! Yes, I’m old 😂

@rafehr1378

2 жыл бұрын

@@lynnhoffman247 Be72 in May

@smythharris2635

2 жыл бұрын

The Book of Taliesyn, named after the Welsh Book of Taliesin which was an 14th century anthology of poems.

Saw them live in L.A. when the were the opening act for Cream. They were the best band I’ve ever seen.

@kurtsherrick2066

2 жыл бұрын

That is why Cream stopped Deep Purple from warming them up. They were blowing them off the stage. Also would you want to be considered the greatest Rock Guitarist then have to play after Blackmore to prove you aren't the greatest guitarist.

@sitbone3

2 жыл бұрын

@@kurtsherrick2066 …Cream got booed after their first song and people were yelling “ bring back the other guys”.

@kurtsherrick2066

2 жыл бұрын

@@sitbone3 I believe it. Hendrix saw them in LA probably the same night. It may have been another show but it was when Purple came to on their first American Trip. I can't remember if Cream stopped letting them warm them up after 3 or 5 shows. Jimmy invited them to his house and Purple partied with Hendrix. Hendrix called Ritchie Mr. Speed. It was the same house Sharon Tate was murdered by the Manson Family about six months or so after. Jon Lord jammed with Hendrix in New York a couple of nights. Jimmy told Jon that their guitarist was something special. Clapton got very upset when his Manager brought Jimmy to Jam with Cream and Clapton told the Manager that you told me he was good but not that good. Jimmy was for sure a show stealer. The way I look at it that Clapton had seen the two best guitarist and performers that had ever performed on Stage. And Eriic knew it. At that time in Ritchie's Career he wanted to blow the other guys away. It was his attitude.

Love Deep Purple. Highway Star will blow you away🤩🤩🤩

The keyboard player in Deep Purple is one of the best I've heard in rock.

LOVE LOVE LOVE!

That organ percussion is amazing!

@kenbarton2920

2 жыл бұрын

& those screaming short riffs from Rithcie snaking out...

@buckshroyer5665

2 жыл бұрын

Jon’s Hammond was actually modified with a Marshall amp.😎

The keyboard is the killer for me. Love it.

If your doing Air drums you know the drummer did his job! Hahaha

The best of their gen............love Purple!

Love Deep Purple. Love Hush. One of my other favourite bands, Kula Shaker did a fantastic cover of this song.

Some time in the future, with a chip in your head, you will have the ability to go to any recorded concert from the past and feel like you are there in the moment. In fact, perhaps you already have and you just don't know it yet. Reality is weird like that.

I like that you talk to yourselves while we can listen.

Watching Lourd on the keys is amazing on this song. Probably my favorite dp song.

Another killer Deep Purple song Chasing shadows will also I'm sure be one of your favorites. Another interesting cut is April which has a symphony in the middle of the song-then rocks out. Also NO ONE crowd surfed in 1968 LOL!!

I'd forgotten how good this song is.

Zeppelin got sued a few times. They recently won a lawsuit over Stairway to Heaven. Robert Plant said on stage that they would buy, borrow and steal from other songs.

My fav of theirs our band used to play this in every gig we played . I loved playing he bass on this it was a fun song to play

Great reaction. Thanks Chod and Dee. Love how into Jon Lord you are, Chod. One of Jon's best for sure -- he's playing lead and rhythm at the same time.

Rock defined Rhythm drives this song

Everyone air drums to Deep Purple songs. Arguably the godfathers of heavy metal. Dee surprising me with all the music she likes. Nice to see a new rock fan in the making. 😀🤘

I’m 62 live in Cali. Seen all the great 70s bands. Wish I could go back…

🔥🔥🔥Banger❗ My favorite by them. Catchy as hell. The ORGAN is the star of this show.

What a great movie premise. Time machine to travel to see great music...

The original version was done by Billy Joe Royal in 1967.

@beefoneeto

2 жыл бұрын

Joe South wrote and performed it.But Billy Joe Royal did it first.

What we used was call acid rock.

Right on dude and dudette LOL GREAT BAND GREAT SONG 🎵 COOL REACTION, PLEASE CARRY ON 😎✌

In the '60's very few artists held the copyright to their own compositions. They were controlled by the record labels and publishing companies. Members of The Beatles did not recieve a penny for the songs they wrote before the creation of Apple Corp. John Fogerty in particular had to pay copyright loyalties to the Creedence Clearwater Revival songs he wrote when he performed them as a solo artist.

This was released in 1968. They were bad ass!!!!!!!!!!!

6:58...you like Purple...yay! & then you don't like beer...nooo! Man this vid has been an emotional roller coaster. 😭

This is my favorite Deep Purple song. What a tremendous recording. Jon Lord . . . Wow! Joe South wrote this song, as well as "Down in the Boondocks", "Games People Play", "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden", "Walk a Mile in my Shoes", and "Don't it Make you Want to go Home". A true talent, but hardly anyone knows his name anymore. South may have wrote "Hush", but musically, Deep Purple owns it, just like Lynn Anderson owns "Rose Garden". The longevity of rock music is amazing. Deep Purple recorded this song in 1968, that's 54 years ago. The song is still listened to, reacted to, and appreciated in 2022. Back up to 1968. 54 years earlier it was 1914. That's two years after the Titanic sank and its the year Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated starting the Great War, which would later became known as World War I. In 1968, people were not fondly remembering the music from that time in history. Rock is special. It will never die.

wish you were there with me back in '76 at a dp concert, providence, r.i.!

I recall the first time I heard this song on the AM radio. I was sitting on the front steps of my Jr. High School and the song knocked me out. Jon Lord was a firey organist, and the “leader” of DP at that time. Want to hear the singer, Rod Evans, later on? Listen to the super group Captain Beyond’s first album. Incredible! Thanks, guys. ✌️

This is my favorite Deep Purple song

Great job 👏 this song rocks!

At least we have the next best thing, films and audio recordings...

Rod was a great vocalist ,he was not a high pitched screamer but he had the best vocals for the sound DP had in the early days. . Check out Why Didn't Rosemary ?

@megamaniac7402

2 жыл бұрын

Check out Rod's later band Captain Beyond. They dropped a stunning debut album in 1972. One of the lost gems of progressive hard rock.

@VIDSTORAGE

2 жыл бұрын

@@megamaniac7402 YEP, good one ,they have 3 albums but Rod was not on the last one .Nothing much heard from Rod since then either as far as any music ventures happening..

@megamaniac7402

2 жыл бұрын

@@VIDSTORAGE their second album is good too. But it is quite different from their debut. So when I first heard it I was a bit disappointed. But it's a grower. The last album suffer from the missing piece that Rod was. The good riffs and structures are there, but it doesn't take off toward that awesomeness I feel it could have reached. The "spark" just isn't there.

@dagnabbit6187

Жыл бұрын

@@megamaniac7402 Allegedly Rod got tired of waiting around for them to make it happen

@dagnabbit6187

Жыл бұрын

@@VIDSTORAGE Rod Evans got suckered into that bogus Deep Purple band and got sued over it and lost . There used to be some audio of Rod doing Smoke On The Water which I heard and he actually winged it . Anyway I agree with what one Writer said after Rod vanished “ He doesn’t have much to do with music anymore . Pity , he has a good voice ! “

When you get in that time machine you can go back to 3 concerts. Here they are in particular order : Woodstock 69, Zeppelin Madison Square Garden 75 and Lynyrd Skynyrd Oakland Coliseum 77. Ok you can pick any Deep Purple concert as a bonus. Got to show Dee a live Zeppelin and free bird from that 77 concert.⁰

“I’d blend in”… “You’ll be a fan girl and they’d be like who is this?” 🤣

*LOVE IT* no suggestion this time..... too many today, lol....

This was with the original singer Rod Evans

can you do a reaction to Lady Double Dealer by Deep Purple

Always loved this. Great highway driving song.

@donaldlove9195

2 жыл бұрын

Great song . So is Highway Star !!

Jon Lord's been a god to me from first hearing. Ian Gillan. Ian Paice, Richie, all cylinders firing. No flapping your wings in Beijing, just so we're clear.

I knew you were going to like this a lot, I just wish I had suggested this. Loving the reactions with your wife. 👍🏻

Richie Blackmore started a band in 96 called Blackmores Night. I know you won't react to them but you really need to check them out. a new tune by them is Second Element. A more fitting song for them would be Under A Violet Moon.

Hi, Chod I really sympathize about going back in time to experience these performances for yourself. I grew up in SoCal, born in Glendale & as I turn 64 this year I look back with a whole new perspective thanks to you, & other young folks as they discover "What I was used to growing up": Sly & The Family Stone in '73 (My first live concert for my Bday), FZ & BOC in '74 (Courtesy of my Big Sister & her boyfriend) then after I got my drivers' license & a job I worked to see all the live shows I could afford, and I did. I was matter o' fact truly blessed to be where I was for all of it & many times it is difficult to share as it truly drives me to tears for a bygone age of instrumental virtuosity, being surrounded with access to so much imagination, creativity & artistic risk taking. It was all 'normative', we came to expect something different because it was all pouring out of the airwaves everyday. Thank you for being so candid, take care!

Original singer, ROD EVANS!! He teamed up with drummer Bobby Caldwell from Johnny Winter And, Rhino "Larry Reinhardt" and Lee Dorman from Iron Butterfly to form a band called Captain Beyond. That drummer Bobby Caldwell was a great drummer, He had just turned 21 years old when he did the Johnny Winter and "Live" album that included Rick Derringer!

@davidburton2381

2 жыл бұрын

That was Johnny Winter's best lineup. I have a pair of played signed Bobby Caldwell drumsticks.

@shyshift

2 жыл бұрын

James, I met Lee Dorman in 1994 in San Ramon,California at the Iron Butterfly show and after at the meet and greet I pulled out my Captain Beyond cd booklet for signing and he was stunned shocked disappointed and pissed because he told me he was never informed that had been released in Japan,1990. I was like okay hello Doug.

@paulhine1061

2 жыл бұрын

The first Captain Beyond album is very good and Bobby Caldwell’s drumming is excellent.

@jameswaddell3348

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulhine1061 This too me was Bobby's best drumming. the band Armageddon only did one record, as Keith Relf the singer died accidentally from electrocution ...kzread.info/dash/bejne/lY17rLagotrcXZs.html

And from the -machine head-album,space truckin and hiway star.1972 i think. Great band.heard them first when i was 16 . Still great ,a very diff band. Ahh.. childhood memories. Still great! Dan.4/08/22 man did we have good music. Soo lucky! Ps.for more great organ.try lee Michaels fantastic! .

I was maybe 10 years old when I listened to my brother’s album with this song on it and it totally amazed me!

Quite the high tempo for Mr lord's 16th note chords, impressive how tight (relatively) they are.

My fav D.P. tune. Wilburn you know something good when you hear it ! Time machine, Ah the 70s an endless party....

This song was used to great effect in "Bad Times At The El Royale" a couple of years ago. It played as Chris Hemsworth danced around, shirt open, contemplating murder. Really suspenseful scene. But I've loved the song since it first came out when I was a kid. Saw Deep Purple in concert a little later, in '72, after Ian Gillan had joined as lead singer. And Jon Lord rocked that Hammond organ, literally. Nearly turned it over! Wish you could've seen (& heard) that, Chod. You would've LOVED it!💙☮💙

Rod Evans went on to Captain Beyond.Sufficiently Breathless was a great tune.

Chod, I got the same smile wen they came in, lol

We all want that time machine!

Rod Evans was the founder of DP, just as Brian Jones was of the Stones. Both got royally screwed! Still love my Glover, Gillan, Lord, and Paice version of the band. Don't have to mention Blackmore because everyone knows he's there. Lol. This was the song I remember played on the radio when I was a very young girl. They threw in some rock on AM radio back then before FM stations came along.

My favorite song by Deep Purple -- such a blast playing this on my bass. Great pick for us, guys. :)

@RobertERensch

2 жыл бұрын

Nicky Simper was outstanding playing the bass!

@michelestevens7336

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobertERensch he is still a great bassist my uncle sang on stage with him in his band The good old boys there are a few videos of The good old boys here on you tube.

one of my all-time favourite songs, I remember my dad playing this on vinyl, while me and my sister danced. I was maybe 6, we were just packing to move from Toronto so my dad could start his new job. That would've been spring of 1974. The entire album was a piece of art.

This early Deep Purple have Beatles vocals/Hendrix guitar/ and very Psychadelic. They're evolution to "machine head " was huge. 180° ✌☯️

Love this song, the Kula Shakers do a great cover of it too

Time for Child in Time viewing. I think she can handle it now.

"Child in time" Live 1970

Of course written by Joe South who had a few major hits of his own.

Think this is good ? Check out their performance of the song Burn from the California jam concert. I also want to recommend the song Space Truckin from the Made in Japan live album.

HIGHWAY STAR 🧨🧨🧨

@Chod. The Charlatans (UK) The Only One I Know was melody organ riff borrowed from HUSH.

Made in japan album live "sweet child in time"...will blow your minds.

Yes....some early DP!!! Thanks

Take a listen to Billy Joe Royal hush 1967 in the genre of swap rock deep purple did there cover in 1968 and it’s way better than the original. Royal does have some hit songs

Deep Purple was the first concert I went to with my sister and brother in law, I was 13

M C Hammer used Rick James song super freaks backing music for part of his song , can't touch this , kid rock used part of werewolves of London in his song all summer long.

Mama knows best

Now, in my head, I'm hearing the Righteous Brothers, "You've Got That Drummin' Feeling". 😂😂😂

I love your wife's sass. Fan girl 😂🤣

Your listening to the late great Jon Douglas Lord 👏 rip 🙏

Time for the song Lazy from the Made in Japan live album !

Their best, IMHO. Smoke on the Water is pretty great, too.

Chod! I thought that was you in the audience in a few old videos!

I hear a new drum sample for your intro, lol