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    Posted: July 15 2020 at 01:42
Jon Lord (1941-2012), the legendary keyboard wizard of Deep Purple, is probably the loudest piano player known to mankind. The piano is a stringed instrument in the orchestra and his characteristic BOOM OF THE TINGLING STRINGS can clearly be heard on his debut GEMINI SUITE album, if we care TO NOTICE SUCH THINGS.  In fact, Jon Lord is so marvellously versatile, he can easily switch between playing Hard Rock, or performing a SARABANDE dance, or even a DURHAM CONCERTO. If we go BEYOND THE NOTES and really listen to the albums PICTURED WITHIN this thread, it'll hopefully open up whole new WINDOWS into Jon Lord's wonderful music. BEFORE I FORGET to mention it, this tribute thread includes Jon Lord's CONCERTO FOR GROUP & ORCHESTRA with Deep Purple, and also his powerhouse trio album under the group name, Paice-Ashton-Lord.
 
All albums in BLUE HIGHLIGHTS by Jon Lord
 
 3 stars 2003: Jon Lord & the Hoochie Coochie Men - Live at the Basement  - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nWMdPpyIzEcSpos3_iiqFhNzkYMWdbi0Y
 5 stars 2004: Jon Lord - Beyond the Notes Live - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCoAd5HGy7o
 3 stars 2007: Jon Lord with the Hoochie Coochie Men - Danger: White Men Dancing - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mGD9cqaGaqjOjF1XJCIzC88XTP7PNRVA4
 3 stars 2008: Jon Lord - Boom of the Tingling Strings - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lHh_nJGnUD_1MgivhUKeq6PRkmQxwT7UA
 5 stars 2012: Jon Lord - Concerto for Group & Orchestra - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lAKhQNSOP-kMvQmBNlBtbF5nG5-HWwkj8
 
 
 
 


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Gemini Suite (1971)
 
 
Windows (1974) - The Album
 
 
Windows (1974) - The Concert
 
 
Sarabande (1976)
 
 
 
More albums to follow.....


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Magnificent organist. The main reason I love Deep Purple so much.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Magnificent organist. The main reason I love Deep Purple so much.
 
I totally agree. Thumbs Up They say an elephant never forgets, and Before I Forget, I just wanted to post  the videos for Jon Lord's fourth solo album from 1982..... Smile
 
1. Chance on a Feeling
 
 
2. Tender Babes
 
 
3. Hollywood Rock 'n' Roll
 
 
4. Bach Onto This
 
 
5. Before I Forget
 
 
6. Say It's All Right
 
 
7. Burntwood
 
 
8. Where Are You?
 
 
9. Pavane
 
 
10. For a Friend
 
 


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You've missed the one I would have voted for - the Durham Concerto
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

You've missed the one I would have voted for - the Durham Concerto
 
It's never too late. I'll add the Durham Concereto to the list at the top of the page. Smile
 
1. The Cathedral at Dawn
 
 
2. Durham Awakes
 
 
3. The Road from Lindisfarne
 
 
4. From Prebends Bridge
 
 
5. Rags & Galas
 
 
6. Durham Nocturne
 
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Thanks Paul, it's a wonderful piece of music.
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Agreed...
"Music is the wine that fills the cup of silence" - Robert Fripp
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Thanks Paul, it's a wonderful piece of music.
 
I'm glad you reminded me to include Durham Concerto. Thumbs Up
 
Pictured Within (1998) - Jon Lord's long-awaited fifth solo album following a gap of 16 years.
 


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Beyond the Notes - The Album  (2004)
 
 
Beyond the Notes - The Live Performance (2004) (featuring a special guest appearance by Frida from ABBA)
 


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maybe the one guy that Keith Emerson looked up to.

I have Sarabande and would rate that about a 3 and Concerto For Group and Orchestra (the later re-recorded version) which is an easy 4. I feel that he could have done more as a solo artist but his introverted nature (he suffered many years with a pronounced stutter) held him back considerably. He had no peers though . An absolute legend just for Child In Time if nothing else. Beat that if you can ( you can't)
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Child in Time has always been one of my Deep Purple favourites too. This is a 2010 performance from Nidarosdomen, wherever that is. Smile
 
 
..... And this is another performance of Child in Time from 2009, featuring Steve Lee on vocals.
 


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Paice Ashton Lord are an interesting band, I think they only made 1 album but it's worth a listen in a rocky funky kind of way. I saw them at Hammersmith Odeon when Tony Ashton fell off the stage on the way to his keyboard and played the whole gig in pain.
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I'm glad you mentioned the Paice-Ashton-Lord album, and here it is! Smile
 
PAICE-ASHTON-LORD - Malice in Wonderland (1977) - with bonus tracks included
 
 
PAICE-ASHTON-LORD - Malice in Wonderland Live (1977) - a BBC Sight & Sound concert
 
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

maybe the one guy that Keith Emerson looked up to.

I have Sarabande and would rate that about a 3 and Concerto For Group and Orchestra (the later re-recorded version) which is an easy 4. I feel that he could have done more as a solo artist but his introverted nature (he suffered many years with a pronounced stutter) held him back considerably. He had no peers though . An absolute legend just for Child In Time if nothing else. Beat that if you can ( you can't)
The Windows album was something of a disappointment for me, mainly because one of the two featured sopranos went ridiculously over-the-top with her ultra-high vocal range - which would probably disturb any cats and dogs in the neighbourhood. Smile
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Before I Forget is the one I like most. "Tender Babes," "Hollywood Rock and Roll" and "Burntwood" are magnificent cuts. I love that album.

Jon Lord's awesome. Without him, Deep Purple would have been MUCH less interesting.
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Paul, I'm disappointed. You didn't do your usual clever thing in the intro this time. Oh well. ;)
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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

Paul, I'm disappointed. You didn't do your usual clever thing in the intro this time. Oh well. ;)
 
I know. I just wanted to say it's good of you TO NOTICE SUCH THINGS, BEFORE I FORGET to mention it. I was rather lazy in copying and pasting the intro to my review for the GEMINI SUITE album PICTURED WITHIN this thread. I could perform a SARABANDE dance of joy listening to Jon Lord's marvellous BOOM OF THE TINGLING STRINGS on his DURHAM CONCERTO. This thread has revealed WINDOWS into Jon Lord's music I didn't know existed before. If I really listen to a CONCERTO FOR GROUP & ORCHESTRA and go BEYOND THE NOTES, it feels just like being there IN CONCERT WITH THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA in my  front room. Smile 
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^Hey, better late than never. ;)
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