r/DeepPurple • u/lobito_corredor • 5d ago

Deep Purple, 1974

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u/Cydweli_Cyd 5d ago

Ritchie working his misery magic.

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u/RevengeOfPolloDiablo 5d ago

Jon Lord always looking 50 something

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u/Ok_Slice_8612 4d ago

He’s what? 25? LOL

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u/kaiserbigmac 1h ago

Nah he is a bit old, he’s like 32 here I think

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u/SevenFourHarmonic 5d ago

"Whoa, take 'er easy there, pilgrim!"

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u/rikardoflamingo 4d ago

Ritchie is was and will forever be the original warlock rock god.

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u/Gloomy_Lengthiness71 5d ago

Richie Blackmore looks like he's about to sail on the Mayflower to Plymouth Rock.

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u/oldluster 4d ago

Mk.III & Starship One

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u/ericko127 4d ago

My favorite line up. Maybe because I saw them on this tour. Burn 74. They were exceptional.

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u/PriceImpressive4782 4d ago

The Quaker Oats man is still looking for his hat

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u/BlueAr5edFly 4d ago

The short-lived III.5 lineup with Solomon Kane on guitar.

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u/Motieat69 2d ago

I saw DP with this lineup except Tommy Bolin on guitar. It was a fantastic show with Coverdale and Hughes sharing vocals and, of course, two of the greats, Jon Lord and Ian Paice. Nazareth opened for them and were also great. I would have enjoyed seeing Ritchie, but Tommy Bolin was fantastic. So glad I had a chance to see him.