News Ritchie Blackmore

Chez nous on a des Caran d'Ache, un must pour un amateur de produits suisses comme toi

j'ai mais il en manque la moitié .

J'ai ecouté le Purple Sao Paulo 91, merci Jack ... Je dois avouer que j'ai du mal . Je trouve le son vraiment moyen avec un Turner trop en avant et criard, je n'arrive pas à me concentrer sur le reste . C'est du brute de pomme ...!!!
Dommage, j'aime cette tournée parce que musicalement ça tournait sacrément bien ...!!!

Oui, le mot criard est adapté pour le chant de Joe Lynn. Mais il y a de superbes moments instrumentaux de Ritchie et des autres.
J'ai déjà fait pareil avec le Rainbow. Je te MP dans 3 minutes

bon ça va les papis du Muppet Show, on vous dérange pas trop ?
bon sinon il est comment le bouquin de notre ami Bloom? il vaut le coup?
sinon Caran d'Ache, j'en avais déjà en primaire, ils vont rien nous apprendre les petits suisses

Tu n'as pas idée du boulot que Jack m'a commandé, le coloriqge d'une fresque Purplulienne de toute époque .
A mon avis t'as pas fini de nous voir ici . Ca va chier :

bon sinon ma question sur Bloom ! bien ou bien ?

merci les deux guignols

Pas lu Bloom et mon Anglais n'est pas assez bon .

Regardé mais pas lu encore

Y a surtout nos noms à Nico et à moi
Rien que ça, c'est TOP !!!

En quel honneur ?

Pré-commande

Hier/aujourd'hui, 45 eme anniversaire du 1er show de Rainbow à Montréal ...

2 "nouveaux" Rainbow annoncés pour le 4 décembre

https://www.hmv.co.jp/artist_Rainbow_000000000007866/item_Difficult-To-Cure-Tour-Memphis-1981-King-Biscuit-Flower-Hour-Ltd_11369038?site=mailmagart&utm_source=moa201110sa&utm_medium=other

https://www.hmv.co.jp/artist_Rainbow_000000000007866/item_Live-1983-2CD_11369039?site=mailmagart&utm_source=moa201110sa&utm_medium=other

J'ai toujours ce genre d'infos par HMV Japan, mais comme il s'agit d'imports pour eux, ça doit sortir quelque part en Europe

stephs66 a écrit:

Hier/aujourd'hui, 45 eme anniversaire du 1er show de Rainbow à Montréal ...

...en même temps, j'y étais pas...

Moi non plus,,j'étais à Toronto . Quel con ...!!!

z'êtes sérieux les gars ?? pas encore lu???

L'évolution darwinienne de Ritchie :

fredlord a écrit:

L'évolution darwinienne de Ritchie :

génial ça, je te la pique pour repost

stephs66 a écrit:

Je suis en train de tailler les crayons de couleurs ...

J'ai eu peur je pensais que tu .......... à Phil qui manifestait son bonheur

Pour  les amateurs de beaux bouquins limités et hors de prix :


https://www.rufuspublications.com/rufusbooks/Blackmore

A voir parce que Halfing est un sacré photographe, dommage qu'il n'ai pas pu shooter Blackmore avant 1980 .

Rufus Publications and Ross Halfin are proud to present a new, limited edition book “Ritchie Blackmore” featuring hundreds of unseen images from Ross’s extensive library.

Ritchie Blackmore, from Deep Purple through to Rainbow and now Blackmore’s Night is one of our most influential guitarists and Ross started photographing him and Rainbow from 1980 onwards.
This new book is an intimate portrait of Blackmore both on and off stage and captures the brilliance and madness of Rainbow during those years. Ross had unparalleled access for several years and the images in this book often show Ritchie as you’ve never seen him before. It finishes with shots of early Blackmore’s Night in action.

With an introduction by Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen who first saw Blackmore on stage at the age of 14 (and features in a photograph on the back of the legendary Made in Japan cover) and words by Ross and journalist Pete Makowski who knew and worked with Ritchie and Rainbow at the time. As Ross remembers...

"Around this time I met writer Peter Makowski who Geoff Barton (the features editor at Sounds) introduced us with the prophetic words “You two will be bad for each other”. Never has a truer word been spoken. Now the one thing I knew about Pete was he knew Blackmore - and I don’t mean “knew” him in a music industry sense - he really did know Ritchie and was a friend of his and as Pete said one day - “let’s go and do Blackmore”. I actually can’t remember where I finally met him but I was pleasantly surprised. Ritchie, who I expected to be off and aloof, was completely the opposite. Once I’d met him he was funny, liked a drink and was fantastic company. Pete and I for the period around this book - I suppose you could say were in his inner circle. We travelled with him, we hung out with him. As you can see from some of the pictures in this book, Ritchie once you knew him was very accessible and as a photographer I could shoot with him more or less anything I wanted - he would never say no - or I would have to give him a funny, twisted reason to want to do it.”

The book also includes contributions from Billy Corgan and Colin Hart.

At 304 pages, this deluxe hardback book measuring 245mm x 345mm is signed by Ross and comes in two very limited editions. The main edition, bound in white leather with a black sleeve, is just 350 numbered copies worldwide and sells for £199 plus delivery and a super limited, large format A3 edition at just 50 copies will sell for £599 worldwide. Both editions feature an animated 3D lenticular on the cover of Ritchie throwing his guitar into the air.