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RIP Jon Lord.
Sad news for all the Deep Purple Fans., Jon Lord, who played keyboards in the Deep Purple Band, passed away, yesterday night.
Another great Monsieur of Rock has gone for Deeper waters.
Sad, bad...
Too bad.
Best,
Nicolas, a " Child in Time " lover. This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-07-17 11:39:19
RIP Jon Lord.
Sad news for all the Deep Purple Fans., Jon Lord, who played keyboards in the Deep Purple Band, passed away, yesterday night. Another great Monsieur of Rock has gone for Deeper waters. Sad, bad... Too bad. Best, Nicolas, a " Child in Time " lover.
one of the best rock keyboard players of his era
i've been a lifelong Deep Purple fan and they would have been much less of a success without the Hammond Organ played by Jon. he will always be a 'child in time'. G
Yes, IMHO, that Hammond defined the band's soul...
...though Ritchie Blackmore's monster guitar work was the driving force. Machine Head will always be one of my favorite all-time classic records. I bought it new. "Highway Star" did it for me
Oh my
Child in time...song that, along with, Smoke on a Water brings back many many fond memories from youth RIP Mr. Lord Damjan
Yep, very same here, my friend.
I still perfectly when and where I heard " Child in Time " for the very first time, a place and a moment Jn would have loved! Best, Nicolas
A unique sound ...
A fat, distorted, harmonically rich Hammond organ played through a Marshall stack. That riff from Smoke on the Water (co written by Lord) has to be one of the most memorable in rock history, and the duet with Ritchie Blackmore's guitar is a spine chilling...
my son who is a...
my son who is a pretty damn good guitarist if i say so myself spends most of his time listening to Deep Purple and Sabbath when his band are in the van driving to gigs. his bands FB page put up an RIP. for a bunch of blokes in their early 20’s to feel tha...
Changed what keyboards meant to a rock band!
I was listening to Deep Purple 2 days ago on Pandora. Saw the band live about 10 years ago in Detroit. Very sad to see a creator in one of my all time favorite stars go. J.
Lest we forget . . .
. . . Alan Price . . . . . . Ray Manzarek . . . . . . Rick Wakeman . . . . . . Keith Emerson . . . . . . Gregg Allman. Lords of the keyboards, one and all . . .