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Deep Purple- CALIFORNIA JAMMING: LIVE 1974- CD- 24.05.1996/10.04.2010-
- Deep Purple (Overseas) Limited/EMI Records Limited/EMI Premier- 724383833429- 400 grn
CALIFORNIA JAMMING is a live album by English hard rock band Deep Purple, recorded on 6th April 1974 and originally released in June 1996. The album is a live recording of Deep Purple's infamous appearance at the California Jam Festival on 6 April 1974, which was televised by ABC-TV in prime time. It was one of the first to feature their third line-up, which included vocalist David Coverdale and bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes. At the end of the show, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore first attacked one of the network's video cameras (which had been getting between him and the audience) with his guitar, and then had his amplifiers doused with gasoline and set on fire, which caused an explosion. Most of this concert was broadcast over 4 weekends in April 1974 on KLOS-FM ABC-TV Stereo Simulcast, along with other California Jam artists. Deep Purple's performance at the California Jam has been available over the years in several different releases with various names, among them: California Jamming, Live At The Ontario Speedway '74, Live At The California Jam and finally California Jam 1974 (not counting successive re-releases, mostly Japanese). While all of these releases are culled from the same performance, most of them don't feature the full show.
PERSONNEL: Ritchie Blackmore – lead guitar; Jon Lord – organ, synthesizer; Ian Paice – drums; David Coverdale – lead vocals; Glenn Hughes – bass, vocals.
This is most famous show that Deep Purple ever played was also the most infamous. On April 6, 1974, they headlined California Jam, a festival staged at the Ontario Motor Speedway racetrack. With a heavyweight bill that included Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Black Sabbath, the event drew an audience of 250,000. And what those people got for their 10 dollars a head was a mind-blowing performance from Purple in which Ritchie Blackmore delivered a master class in guitar heroics, topped off with an orgy of on-stage destruction. Not bad when those 10 bucks also included parking. It was a new version of the band that was seen at California Jam: the so-called Mark III line-up. Burn, the first album with this line-up, had been released just two months earlier, and it was this new material that dominated their set-list at California Jam – beginning with an electrifying version of the album’s title track, Blackmore ripping through its fast riff with characteristic nonchalance, Ian Paice drumming with tremendous force, Jon Lord laying down heavy-duty keyboards, and Coverdale and Hughes trading lead vocals. They had a powerful chemistry between them, a groove than ran deep through new songs, including the mighty blues of ''Mistreated'', Mark II standards such as ''Smoke On The Water'', and a combination of the two in a brilliantly improvised version of ''You Fool No One''. Also evident was a marked contrast in the demeanour of the two new guys. Coverdale, thin as a rail, was humble back then. Not so Hughes. Dressed extravagantly in a white satin suit and no shirt, he was sky-high on cocaine, as betrayed in the moment when, during his introduction to ''Mistreated'', he sniffed heavily into his microphone. But for all Hughes’s flamboyance, this was Blackmore’s band, his show. The power in ''Mistreated'', the deft touches in ''Space Truckin’''– he made it all look so easy. And in the finalé the famously volatile genius lived up to his billing by trashing guitars, breaking the lens of one of the film cameras that was shooting him close-up and setting amps on fire. As Glenn Hughes says in the liner notes, “This is Mark III in all its glory”.
Recorded Live At The California Jam Festival On 6th April 1974.
Comes In A Regular Jewel Case With Black Tray Includes 16-Page Booklet.
On CD: Made In EU; On Back Cover: Printed In The EU.
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