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Definitely.❤❤❤

It's indeed a wonderful song. It spans quite a few genres. Deep Purple imprint this tune, especially with Jon Lord's keyboard. Billie Joe Royal interpreter this Joe South tune with South's original "twangy" guitar.

i agree man!

He was a lovely guy and so talented. Now he’s gone perhaps my Dad will belt up about owing him money 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

@@aderynmawr Who’s your old man?

@@a.tanner8524 oh he’s not famous! 😄 We ran a crummy club stupidly close to Reading Rock Festival (as it was then) and used to get them all in (presumably because they could drink in peace and not be pestered for autographs). “Professional layabouts” Dad called them. I think he was surprised that none of them spat on the floor or set fire to the furniture and said they could stay if they behaved themselves. I tried later to explain to Dad that the group of men of whom he’d asked the question “Do you know anyone famous who’ll judge our fancy dress competition?” were in fact the best of the best. I illustrated my point in a way that I hoped he’d understand by telling him that two of them had written a concerto that was performed at the Albert Hall by the Philharmonic. He decided after a few visits that they were quiet, polite, spent a LOT of money and neither the dog, my mother or I were pregnant, so they must be ok. Then Jon Lord let me down in a big way when he hired a boat from us, took it down to London having what must have been a fking amazing party on the way and then abandoned it. So that was the end of that and Dad’s been banging on about it ever since 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣

Yes true,, he was better than bonzo. Ian always used buddy rich single stroke and paradiddle diddle technics. Bonzo just has good sound , good tuning and have great sound engineer thats all but ian its the way he playing is awesome.

Paice still is

but the slips

+massimiliano di francesco you mean the briefs

Great hall...

The 60’s. Now I know why my dad is so silly

Peter- My favorite DeepPurple. Rock mixed with folk, not rock & metal. Listen to that ripping guitar, jamming organ, groove n beat, great singer. The 60's was on fire. My wife came over to see this video and mention that these guys look pretty good and healthy not like the kids for the last 25yrs. And I might add, don't sound as good.

Rod Evans: lead vocals, Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Nick Simper: bass guitar and backing vocals, Jon Lord: organ, keyboards, backing vocals, Ian Paice: drums

Then why did they rip it off the intro to this song from The Beatle's "A Day In The Life" ending?

And the drummer!

​@@billlynn3196 they sound literally nothing alike. Like, nothing.

​@@billlynn3196non penso proprio 😂😂😂

Rod Evans: lead vocals, Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Nick Simper: bass guitar and backing vocals, Jon Lord: organ, keyboards, backing vocals, Ian Paice: drums

Gillan is not in this video, neither is Glover. This is Deep Purple's first lead singer, Rod Evans, and their first bass player, Nick Simper.

Right! Rod Evans y Nick Simper

I remember when this tune would come on the radio everything around stopped and we stood and listened in awe! Nothing like it on the AM when it was a hit - mainly because of Jon Lord & His Hammond Rocketship to Space!

Thanks to Joe South👍

🤗👍👍👍👏👏👏

The Madman of Hammond.

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💜

@Ciprian IVAS Agreed.

I thought Ian Gillan was their singer from the beginning. Now I know.

@@fittrege2778 Gillan was another level entirely, love MK1 but.....

@@pinball1970 Gillan was a time traveler from the future where Metal music and screams were mainstream, he came to the 1970s to exploit the sound he knew would make it big later on.

Spot On!!! I may have gotten into them from my Aunt's record collection, but that is the Mark I lineup of Deep Purple at it's finest. Inspired my Band and myself. Sad they don't acknowledge Rod Evans at all now. Cheers! !!

Ебануться с самосвала....

@@desicoinc.251 y

Desico Inc. - He disappeared after the court case in 1980. Some say he became a doctor in America. Apart from that he’s vanished

Paul Christopher court case?

@Robert Gibson I particularly like Rod's work in Deep Purple, who kicked the ever lovin' shit outta Captain Beyond.

vampyros1 .......I enjoyed both bands but Deep Purple had the benefit of airplay and were infinitely better-known. I think Captain Beyond was a phenomenal band (debut album in particular) but woefully under-appreciated. This was a fine cover of a composition by the immensely talented Joe South R.I.P.

@Linda Jones Really? To each his own... I just never thought Captain Beyond stacked up against the brilliant writing/playing of Deep Purple's first three incredibly groovy hard psychedelic albums, before they went heavy metal.

vampyros1 .........you might like to give this a listen if you don’t know it, great example of live CB imo, takes a little while to “warm up”. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/eolkdpqLlp1zq30.html

Como siempre los Deep Purple dar lo mejor de sí y más al principio a los años 70 y estoy totalmente de acuerdo contigo sí señor o señora muy muy muy de acuerdo

+Vineet Ohol I feel the same, my brother. Peace!

Peace :-)

+Vineet Ohol Me too!

+Vineet Ohol Plus authentic and original. God I am so stuck in the 70s it's not funny. But I can't stomach most of the crap done these days..... Sad.

Yeah so true man

Those 3 bands you name. I think they are very much responsible for this change in music at the time to what they call hard Rock or acid Rock which became album-oriented Rock which them again classic rock that was which they were only playing in FM at the time mostly

Просто нет даже близко у нас таких музыкантов. Но у них нет Высоцкого!

@@user-gn6bt6nm2f Дикий Запад, однако.

За то, у них нет короля всех муз.напровлений и по совместительству народным артистом Киркорова.

@@user-sy6rz6en7g Киркоров и ему подобные не певцы а клоуны.

@@user-gn6bt6nm2f Мне кажется, что у них (для них) Боб Дилан как для нас Высоцкий, но нам их не понять, так же как и они нас не поймут.

captain beyond-sufficiently breathless

pete black .......still have SB on vinyl but I thought their debut album was far better, brilliant band!

WOW what a magical story!!!! Enjoyed reading that so much. Thank you. Wish I'd been THERE.

Love stories like this…thank you. Played keys myself for more than 5 decades and still play most days ..Mourn the likes of Jon Lord , Keith Emerson…

💥👏

Hello Debbie, How are you doing?

My loudest show was definitely Ted Nugent!

Questo filmato è stato fatto alla fine di ottobre del '68.

ahahahha is epic ahahha

Keyboard Hero!

Кто

Watch over...my rocking style channel.

Yea love

Blackmore cool with/without any hat...

@@bobmalack481 blackmore actually smiling, wow.

Вот и я о том же...

u nailed it...i was thinking the same ...actually it belonged to Pied Piper of Hamlin

Hello Cindy, How are you doing?

Black Sabbath?

Yup.

Purple>Sabbath>Zeppelin

@Gabriel Chin Led Zep was a great band, highly innovative and original. Jimmy Page is a great guitarist, but Blackmore is the one and only true rock god. John Paul Jones was never as adept at the keyboard as Jon Lord, and Roger Glover is a better bassist. John Bonham, good drummer, but no Ian Paice. Singers? Pick 'em!

@@liamgallagher9593 YEAH!!!

Чё ж ты так. 🤭🤘

Тебе бы подтянуть русский.

@@sergeilukichev5637 Зачем ему русский? Он Deep Purple слушает, а они на английском поют.😆 А вообще, делать такие замечания прилюдно, не очень красиво.

В 1968-м? Вам очень повезло - у них в этом году первый альбом вышел.

@@user-le3cp1sf7k Тогда не было унас понятия альбомы, вообще а са кроме радио ничего не имел, Прост на Кв диапазоне 25,31,41, 49, метров три раза в неделю шла музыкальная передача вот ее послушаеш, и все ,потом когда купил магнитофоную приставку Нота уже стал переписывать музыку, но тже порой не зная кого слушали, Например Жызгару многие и втом числе ия думали что это пели Битлы и буквально год назад увидел что это Пела Маришка это в большихгородах знали, уже когда пошли дивиди диски увидел впродаже Дип перз, два видио диска с Лет Зепеллен, и вот сейчас в интеренете видишь тех кого всю жизнь слуша но не видел, вот недавно на утубе смотрел ислушал Ричи Блекмора,, особенно ндравиться смотреть концерты Металлика на хорошую акустику очень и очень круто вот так сожилась у меня в жизнь молодой слушал, старый слушаю и вижу , На последокс1968 года слушал радио голоса Голос Америки, Би БИСи, Севу Новгородцева радиосвободу немецкая волна и они для меня как сказать чтобы не обиделись,я просто не верил ни одному слову и очень жаль тех людей которыеим верят, слушал пока ждал музыкальную передачу,

Nuts nobody needs!!!

Cual cover? aunque es una canción original de joe shout ésta interpretación es original de Deep purple!

¿Legendaria? Pero si es la menos conocida, prácticamente a nadie le importa el Mark.l

blipblip88 - I thought that was him. Wasn't Jon (John) Lord also in The Moody Blues? In retrospect I think it was John Lodge in the Moodies, playing keyboards.

@@donolinger6904 John Lodge is the Noodles bass player.

Don';t know about his look but his voice was very good

In his day - I was told he was very popular with the ladies.

It is specifically the speedos I'm referring to

Если я заменю батарейки))

С отличным чувством юмора! 👍😊 Но, ждём-с Гиллана! 💜💜💜

Не твоя

Rod Evans: lead vocals, Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Nick Simper: bass guitar and backing vocals, Jon Lord: organ, keyboards, backing vocals, Ian Paice: drums

@@antonyakubovskiy1887 Моя

Слушала с 1975 и по сей день... ☀