Ritchie Blackmore
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Ritchie Blackmore
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ooops, I think that's Tommy Boiln.NY Chief wrote:This is pretty smoking tone for RB...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu4HE3s_ ... ed&search=
I should have watched the whole before posting the link. That's not one Purples better versions
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I just loved Ritchie's solo lines. He was always playing great minor keyed licks as well as more exotic minor type lines. He had a great attack and aggression. I love hissolos on those first two or three Rainbow albums best, Like "Man On The Silver Mountain", "Snake Charmer" and Gates Of Babylon" in particular, though that Deep Purple "Made In Japan" is awesome. I just love the "Dorian" vibe of his solo flight in "Child In Time". Lords gave him a great 'melodic carpet' to just run all over. Ritchie makes me try to always pull out that special tone that is so special to a strat.
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