Deep Purple - Fireball Reaction 

And no one ever remembers Roger Glover on bass, one of the most underrated bass players ever

This is Deep Purple MK II, which is considered the classic line-up.

Roger Glover bass solo is insane.

It was Roger Glover, and it was a bass solo. Roger is still in Deep Purple, they just released a new single.

The original singer was Rod Evans on the first three albums. Ian Gillan was therefore in Mark 2 Deep Purple

This is excellent stuff from this excellent band. Yes, Chris, during this time Roger Glover was the bass player, he replaced Nick Simper who was their original bassist.

Love the industrial air conditioner intro on this one.

I can never get enough of Deep Purple. Thanks Hanier Family.

One of the great heavy rock tracks. Made the top 20 in the UK in 1971

Ian Paice has always widely been known as one of the fastest rock drummers alive.

no band and i mean it , no band rocks harder and faster than deep purploe , they are the masters of rock , thank you hanier family ,joseph frpm iosrael { a fan opf dp since the seventith}

As far as Deep Purple is concerned, I tend to think of this track as being a bit lightweight, a bit of a throwaway. It's still very good, but it's probably the least interesting track on the album named for it. No One Came would be my pick from that, along with The Mule and Fools.

Great Song by there beast lineup that no one plays and hardly reacts to... Thankyou. FYI Ian Paice is ranked fourth on my all time list of greatest drummers primarily because of this song

This is the only Deep Purple song that Ian pace uses a double bass drum

Gillan, Glover (the bass player) and Paice still producing the goods in Deep Purple. New single is excellent!

You should give toy dolls fiery jack a bash such a great song ❤

Yes . Cant beat a bit of Deep Purple to start any Saturday Morning , or any morning come to think of it !!

Ok, if you're going to get into DP, then you need to go to one of the all time heavy metal classics - "Sweet child in time". It is long, but it is a true heavy metal EXPERIENCE! And then, of course, there is their defining song - "Smoke on the water". Pretty amazed you haven't discovered this yet! Maybe the greatest riff of all time!

I always thought deep purple were too predictable and simple. Their first album was the best and then it was all downhill after that

You just heard "The West Uzbekistan Percussion Ensamble".

My personal Purple favourite - blew me away when it came out in 71. Virtuosos all, but Ian Pace, cripes. His are some of the greatest drumming chops, perfect dynamic control and you know he loves to swing - the man was made to shuffle. Play this at half speed and some of his fills still seem daunting. A perfect rock record.

It was Roger Glover on Bass.

Roger Glover is still with Deep Purple to this day.

An old favourite Deep Purple song of mine is "Highway Star", if you haven't done a reaction to it yet, it's a worthwhile song to do.

Deep Purple, always a good band. If this doesn't bore you, there were 3 different line ups to the band. Mark I - Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Bass player Nicky Simper and vocalist Rod Evens. Mark II - Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Vocalist Ian Gillan and Bass Roger Glover Mark III - Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Vocalist David Coverdale and bassist Glen Hughes. Blackmore left Deep Purple at that point and put Rainbow together with Ronnie James Dio. I hope that didn't take too much of your time.

Ian Pace borrowed one of keith Moon's bass drums from the studio both bands were recording at. Roger Glover's bads solo was epic.

Kia Ora hello guys just dropping by to give you a thumbs 👍 and I'm out of here I'm sorry i can't do deep purple just way off my flavour can't do it

And well, Roger Glover was the base player for a while. Just 44 years and going strong still :-)

In the old days of vinyl i.e. before compact discs, I had an album called The Deep Purple Singles, which had twelve tracks and finished with Fireball. Every rack was a winner especially Emmaretta, Wring That Neck, Demon's Eye, and Black Night. All that was missing was Kentucky Woman (probably due to the band switching labels). Again, loved the chair dancing.

Roger Glover created the group Nazareth . He wasn’t in it but he was the producer

So much for the comment you made about drummers of the 70s not being in the foreground. You must not have been listening.

This was considered an experimental album for them . I have the original album , their best I believe .

EL SOLO DE FIREBALL ES DEL BAJO DE ROGER GLOVER UN MOSTRUO TOCANDO!!!!

can I recommend a 70's track called back street luv by Curved Air and blind Alley by Fanny

dont forget roger glover rock n rolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll😀😀😀

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An excellent DP song. Actually one of the few when you had Ian Paice to the fore. However, the album Fireball is dissapointing and a tad gloomy. It came between In Rock and Machine Head which are far better albums. By the way Chris this is Deep Purple MK2 after the original singer Rod Evans and bassist Nick Simper left. MK1 did 3 albums and some goid songs such as I'm So Glad.

There’s an album outtake from the fireball recordings called. I’m alone.. only true purple fans know this song.

Olympic level Tosh ..🤦‍♂️ 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Ned from Spain stoppin by yet again. The story goes that when they went into the studio The Who had been there recording before them. Keith Moon had left behind a bass drum and Ian, who never used double drums on any DP records gave it a shot. Of course he nailed it after a a minute to get used to it and I think this is take 2 ! He did it live when they played for Danish TV in 1972. Rough around the edges, the lyrics and melody not quite there but Pacey is incredible. You should do a reaction of that gig because it's a stone classic and over an hour of music.

That's rock n roll, man!

Thank you for this. I have done a jive routine to this many times. As you can probably guess, i was knackered at the end.

first track I heard by them blew my minds a teen : )