Jon Lord - R.I.P.
One of the best keyboard players ever. Wrote many of Deep Purple's best songs.
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Terrible news! His fight with pancreatic cancer is now over. RIP
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RIP to The Maestro
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He looked like Dave Grohl in that picture.
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Jon Lord was one of the all time greats. He was a big reason why I became such a big fan of Deep Purple. Jon will definitely be missed.
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Deep Purple were one of my favorite band when growing up. |
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We got into Deep Purple when we first heard In Rock. They were a great band and he was a big part of their sound. I love Child in Time. A perfect mesh of keyboards, guitar and screaming.
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:rip: Jon
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Re: Jon Lord - R.I.P.
Originally Posted by dom56
(Post 11310428)
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Deep Purple were one of my favorite band when growing up. :rip: |
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:rip: The King of the Keys
I rank Deep Purple in my "Top 5 All-Time Favorite Bands", Jon Lord being a main reason. He gave Deep Purple that signature sound that only he could pull off with an instrument not too popular among Hard Rock/Metal acts. Unforgettable, timeless songs that we've come to love and respect. I suppose Deep Purple would have still kicked ass, but without Jon Lord (with his use of keyboards and Hammond Organ) they would have been just another average Hard Rock band. Thanks for the memories, Mr. Lord. You will be missed. If Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath are both in the "Rock & Roll Hall of Shame", why not Deep Purple? They should have been inducted years ago. If it takes a tragedy like this to wake up the officials at the Hall of Shame, it's a little too late; they have already dropped the ball. Respect the deserving musical group and give them their due while they are still living. |
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Originally Posted by Vlyger
(Post 11311271)
If it takes a tragedy like this to wake up the officials at the Hall of Shame, it's a little too late; they have already dropped the ball. Respect the deserving musical group and give them their due while they are still living.
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Originally Posted by cungar
(Post 11311541)
With all due respect to Mr. Lord and his family, a 71 year old man dying of natural causes is now considered a "tragedy"? It's called life and what happens at the end of it.
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They should be in there and now while some of them are still around to enjoy it. They surely deserve it.
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Too bad to hear but expected. Still one of my favorite concerts .. GnR/Deep Purple/Aerosmith at Giants Stadium. Great band, great musician.
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Also love Nazareth's Rampant LP. Lord produced and plays on it.
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3 songs pro shot: Strange Kind of Woman, Smoke on the Water, Space Truckin' |
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Love his music!
RIP :( |
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Originally Posted by rw2516
(Post 11312350)
Also love Nazareth's Rampant LP. Lord produced and plays on it.
In less than two years now I've lost my favorite singer (Dio), guitarist (Gary Moore), and now keyboard player. Sad days! |
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Originally Posted by Jnuke
(Post 11345058)
(It was actually Purple bassist Roger Glover who produced a few Nazareth albums.)
In less than two years now I've lost my favorite singer (Dio), guitarist (Gary Moore), and now keyboard player. Sad days! Ronnie and Jon Lord were friends and worked together a few times. Even though Jon's been out of Purple for about a decade his presence is still felt every time they play a show or do an album. Don Airey basically is just filling Jon's role in the band (and doing a nice job of it). |
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Still listening to a lot of Deep Purple these days. Jon Lord was the master.
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Re: Jon Lord - R.I.P.
Originally Posted by Jnuke
(Post 11345058)
(It was actually Purple bassist Roger Glover who produced a few Nazareth albums.)
In less than two years now I've lost my favorite singer (Dio), guitarist (Gary Moore), and now keyboard player. Sad days! |
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