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Deep Purple [Concerto For Group And Orchestra 1969] - Third Movement (Vivace - Presto) HD 0:00 Deep Purple [Concerto For Group And Orchestra 1969] - Second Movement (Andante) Part 1 HD
Notes: Recorded September 24th 1969 at London's Albert Hall, Jon Lord's Concerto For Group and Orchestra really was a meeting of two different worlds, combining rock and classical modes. The first album to feature the classic Mk 2 line-up of Deep Purple, it was originally released on Harvest Records in 1970 as a single LP.
Apr 5, 2015 · Concerto for Group and Orchestra, a classical music Album by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Deep Purple / Malcolm Arnold. Released in 1970 on Harvest (catalog no. 90749; Vinyl LP). Genres: Symphonic Rock, Concerto, Symphonic Prog, Progressive Rock. Featured peformers: Jon Lord (organ, sleeve notes), Ritchie Blackmore (lead guitar), Ian Paice (drums), Roger Glover (bass guitar), Royal ...
Nov 5, 2006 · It is sublime rock. It is superb symphonic music. I like the original better than the much later Deep Purple recording of it with another orchestra. For one, Ian Gillian's voice, which is still a fine rock voice, sounded better way back in rock's most innovative and creative decade. The Concerto is brilliant.
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Version with white circle beside the cat# at the rear cover. Similar version is Deep Purple, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Malcolm Arnold - Concerto For Group And Orchestra Live Concert At The Royal Albert Hall. An Edwards-Coletta Production.
Jul 27, 2006 · The evening began with "Symphony No. 6, Op. 95," composed by Malcolm Arnold, who also conducted the proceedings, after which the audience was favored with a trio of Deep Purple songs - "Hush," "Wring That Neck," and "Child in Time" — before moving on to the three movements of "Concerto for Group and Orchestra."
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