CHILD IN TIME - first time listening to DEEP PURPLE

At 40 years old I'm embarrassed to say that I have never listened to deep Purple. Check out my first time ever listening to Deep Purple singing Chid In Time live in British TV in 1970.

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I have no intent on claiming this music as my own. I am simply giving my musical interpretation, breakdown and constructive criticism of the song.
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[tone]

How Ian Gillan had any vocal chords left after this is unbelievable..what a voice

[robotjg]

You will never hear new music like this, the talent does not exist.

[Fuxerz]

130 million lps sold. 1973 the biggest band in the world in gate receipts and last sold. Did it again in 1984. Rip Jon Lord 🙏

[pancentricism]

The quality of this video is so amazing that people forget that it was filmed over half a century ago and was recorded in a Granada TV studio where any movement or sound from the audience might have distracted the crew. Cameras were about the size of a washing machine and weighed as much as a man. Colour television broadcasting had been introduced in Europe by the BBC just three years prior to this, and it was only in November of the previous year that Granada began broadcasting colour. The fact that this film still exists is miraculous as it was expensive to archive film. This was long before the existence of autotune, in-ear monitors, on-line vocal coaches, radio mics, etc., and yet it looks and sounds as if it could have been filmed yesterday.

[Salomon-picb]

A band full of rock gods. Ritchie Blackmore guitar John Lord keyboard Roger Glover bass Ian Paice drummer and Ian Gillan vocals. They don't make music like this anymore.

[mikedown]

One of the most iconic live performances of all time. They don’t make them like this any more!

[JohnLedger-gi]

RIP John Lord a legendary classically trained musician.

[FalkJ]

One of THESE moments in Rock history. Epic is not enough.

[justsmashing]

Yep, back when musicians were musicians not marketing tools.

[geraldherrmann]

Today, 54 years after this video, Deep Purple are still and permanently touring (singer, bassist and drummer the same as in the video). They even had a sensational new album out last month. Ian Gillan was the first person to sing Webber‘s Jesus Christ Superstar (1969).

[dominicpelle]

No auto tune.. real musicians... real music... real issues... GONE NOW

[JohnLedger-gi]

If you continue to play 60s and 70s quality like this your channel will go far

[markusreimann]

Great song great reaction. Thank you very much about. I feel in my youth by this song.

[sirroger]

I am older so this song is part of me. When Russia invaded Ukrane, and this BBC recording enterd my ears eyes Wow, powerful indeed

[masterjackbelgium]

For the younger ones, this is NOT playback. It's was just live sound from the show...
No autotune, no pre-recording, it was not perfect but it was real music...

[billygrey]

I had the pleasure of having the great Ian Paice on drums in my deep purple tribute band, it was exciting.

[adriankent]

There simply aren't words to convey how utterly incredible this is....

[Godisgr-nivi]

You have got to try "Highway Star" by Deep purple, live, made in Japan!! One of my all time favorites!

[johnl]

So glad you chose this song! Truly one of the best songs ever by a great band. 70s rock rules!

[neilfromstan]

I'm old enough to have seen that line up of Deep Purple live a couple of times including this song and Speed King etc good days.