Celebrating Jon Lord - The Rock Legend 'Burn'

Feat. Glenn Hughes, Bruce Dickinson, Ian Paice, Don Airey and Rick Wakeman

On April 4, 2014, some of the best-loved musicians in the world assembled at the Royal Albert Hall to pay tribute to one of the most-missed musicians of them all: Jon Lord. “Celebrating Jon Lord” will be released as 1CD – The Composer, 2CD – The Rock Legend, 2DVD, Blu-ray, Box Set and Download on September 26th, 2014 on earMUSIC.
All product configurations feature individual cover artworks.

The Box Set features – besides the Blu-ray, 1CD The Composer and 2CD The Rock Legend – an exclusive T-shirt, a two-sided reproduction of an excerpt of Jon Lord’s original, handwritten music score for “Sarabande” - signed by Paul Mann as well as a 20 page reproduction of the evening’s original show program.
On top and as a real collector’s item, the box set also includes two very special 7-inch vinyls: the first featuring the hypnotic live version of Deep Purple’s classic “You Keep On Moving” with Glenn Hughes, Bruce Dickinson, Ian Paice, Don Airey and Micky Moody and on the B-side “Soldier Of Fortune”, both taken from the 2CD – The Rock Legend.
The second 7-inch vinyl stands in the tradition of Deep Purple as it includes the band’s touching live version of “Above And Beyond” originally from the no 1 album “NOW What?!” and here included in the magic Sunflower Jam 2014 live performance – a song dedicated to and inspired by Jon Lord. The B-side is dedicated to Lord‘s “Fantasia”.

Divided in two parts – the first focused on the classical music compositions, so dear to Jon Lord, and the second featuring a crescendo of emotions going through some of his highlights as a rock musician – the concert gave fans a chance to relive Jon Lord's remarkable and extensive musical career, remembering music from Paice, Ashton Lord, Deep Purple, his later classical compositions and everything in between – all in aid for the charity organization The Sunflower Jam.
The 83-piece Orion Orchestra performed, conducted by Paul Mann and accompanied by bands and artists such as Deep Purple, Paul Weller, Glenn Hughes, Bruce Dickinson, Rick Wakeman, Rick Wakeman, Miller Anderson, Steve Balsamo and many, many more.

TRACKLIST
1CD – The Composer
01. Fantasia from Sarabande
02. Durham Awakes from Durham Concerto
03. All Those Years Ago (with Steve Balsamo and Micky Moody)
04. Pictured Within (with Miller Anderson)
05. Sarabande from Sarabande (with Rick Wakeman)
06. One From The Meadow (with Margo Buchanan)
07. Bourrée from Sarabande
08. Afterwards (with Jeremy Irons and Paul Mann)

2CD – The Rock Legend
CD1
01. Things Get Better (feat. Paul Weller)
02. I Take What I Want (feat. Paul Weller and Micky Moody)
03. Silas and Jerome (feat. Phil Campbell from The Temperance Movement, Ian Paice and Bernie Marsden)
04. I’m Gonna Stop Drinking (feat. Phil Campbell from The Temperance Movement, Ian Paice and Bernie Marsden)
05. Soldier of Fortune (feat. Steve Balsamo, Sandi Thom and Micky Moody)
06. You Keep On Moving (feat. Glenn Hughes, Bruce Dickinson, Ian Paice, Don Airey and Micky Moody)
07. Burn (feat. Glenn Hughes, Bruce Dickinson, Ian Paice, Don Airey and Rick Wakeman)
08. This Time Around (feat. Glenn Hughes)

CD2 Deep Purple celebrating Jon Lord
1. Uncommon Man
2. Above And Beyond
3. Lazy
4. When A Blind Man Cries
5. Perfect Strangers
6. Black Night
7. Hush (feat. Bruce Dickinson, Rick Wakeman, Phil Campbell, Bernie Marsden and Micky Moody)

DVD and Blu-ray includes the above tracks as well as an over 60 minute documentary “Two Worlds”.

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[josepg.]

Ian Paice in full throtle, one of the best drummers ever.

[billaufderkirche]

I don't think Ian Paice has missed a beat in his life. His fills are just incredible!! I agree with comments below "One of the best ever!!

[ddawglee]

Bruce Dickinson. On stage with Glenn Hughes. And Ian Paice. Playing my favorite Deep Purple song.
Is this heaven?

[tom]

Glen Hughes is the bass-playing chuck norris of rock-music. Awesome

[momer]

Ian Paice is a fuckin' monster! Amazing!

And Hughes still got it.

[haraldbluetooth]

Hughes's vocals are amazing...but please note his bass playing as well!
-stunning!

[BBEDrummerAK]

The fact that Glenn can STILL hit those high notes (at this point in time anyway) is mad impressive!

[pellefant]

Paice plays insanely good. How does he nail all that furious drumming flawlessly?

[Peakabike]

Hughes is out of this world, he's got to be the only howler from the 70s who kept his voice ! Gotta catch him live one day.

[francescoballetta]

Glenn hughes is not human. What a voice. Incredible

[roythomson]

Ian Paice really kicks ass here. Playing like a madman, and he was 65 when this was filmed.

[dougl.]

Ian Paice still one of the greatest all-time drummers!

[chrenster]

I come back to this performance almost every week. I'm a huge Coverdale fan, but Hughes blows him out of the water with this rendition. And at his age! Mind blowing and unbelievable. I only wish the guitar was a bit higher in the mix.

[jornvallis]

Dickinson and Hughes on stage together performing one of the best from Deep Purple, what a treat this is!

[DDickinson]

Came for Bruce, think I'm actually most impressed with Ian Paice. Always admired his drumming, and a lot of guys in his generation have really lost the energy but he's still beating the shit out of those drums.

[LD-qjte]

Ian Paice one of the originals and still one of the best ! Unbelievable

[danielclaros]

Mr Airey pays a real tribute by playing the solo exactly as Mr Lord originally recorded it. He really nailed there!

[ШураБорисович]

Великий Джон Лорд, пусть земля тебе будет пухом, ты остался с нами на всегда!

[АлексейПасечкин]

Глен, ты - лучший бас-гитарист!!! А голос твой - бесподобен. Смотрю сотый раз, и ещё сто раз посмотрю!!!

[EpictheEpicest]

Glenn Hughes' teeth are brighter than my future.