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Talasquin a écrit : Prendre l'exemple de Street of Dreams comme il le fait est loin de me rassurer à ce niveau. Si au moins il avait cité Jealous Lover ou Spotlight Kid ça irait bien mieux.

En fait je pense qu'il faut le comprendre comme "morceau composé avec lui". Turner n'est pas crédité sur Spotlight Kid contrairement à Street of Dreams.

Talasquin a écrit :Pfioula oui, ça doit avoir une dizaine d'année.
J'avais bien aimé l'expression à l'époque, quand on tirait des suppositions sur une reformation de Rainbow.
Et content que l'actuialité te donne raison aujourd'hui.
Après si Ritchie nous avait écoutés,il aurait fait ça avec Dio à l'époque.
Sinon Jo Amore est dispo ?

Talasquin a écrit :Sinon Jo Amore est dispo ?

Bertrand a écrit : Mais si Blackmore remonte sur scène avec sa Strat, on va pas bouder son plaisir, on va juste prendre son pied comme c'est pas permis.

the fab a écrit : Et qui sera le chanteur ?
" Quelqu'un d'autre. J' aime trouver de nouveaux chanteurs, j'aime à penser que j'ai fait un bon travail de sélection dans le passé "....

Metalisaac a écrit :
Je pense qu'il prendra un mec plus jeune capable d'assurer tout son répertoire comme il l'avait fait en 1995 ....

schimansky a écrit : C'est drôle quand je parle de lui autour de moi personne ne connais ...

Metalisaac a écrit :C'est pas un "nouveau chanteur"

Legendary guitarist Richie Blackmore has confirmed to Noisey his plans to regroup with members of RAINBOW and DEEP PURPLE for what will probably be four shows next year in Europe.

"I am doing four dates in June, which will be all rock," Blackmore said. "I have the band basically together and it will be [the best of] RAINBOW and DEEP PURPLE. It's just having fun, but it's only four dates in Europe. I don't want to do anymore because I take what I'm doing now [with BLACKMORE'S NIGHT] much more seriously."

Gandalf a écrit :La dernière phrase c'est vraiment du flan....
C'est pas parce que t'en ferais 15 de dates que tu prendrais moins au serieux Blackmore's night, ducon.... Pardon.

On November 6, Eagle Rock Entertainment will issue "The Ritchie Blackmore Story" on DVD, Blu-ray, Digital Formats and a deluxe 2DVD+2CD edition.

Without a doubt one of the all-time great guitar players, Ritchie Blackmore has always been one to let his music do the talking. In this documentary film, Blackmore has granted fans extraordinary access, resulting in a truly revealing, in-depth look into his life and career.

From his pop roots with THE OUTLAWS and his many session recordings in the '60s, through defining hard rock with DEEP PURPLE and RAINBOW in the '70s and '80s, to the renaissance rock of BLACKMORE'S NIGHT, Ritchie has proved that he is a master of the guitar across a multitude of styles. For the first time, "The Ritchie Blackmore Story" tells the story of his remarkable career through extensive specially recorded new interviews with Ritchie himself plus contributions from many of his colleagues and admirers, including Brian May, Glenn Hughes, Lars Ulrich, Steve Lukather, Joe Satriani, the late Jon Lord, David Coverdale, Gene Simmons, Joe Lynn Turner, Steve Vai, Graham Bonnet and Ian Anderson. The bonus features on this release offer up over 40 minutes of additional interviews with Ritchie Blackmore and his peers.

The amazing Deluxe Edition contains the DVD of "The Ritchie Blackmore Story" in addition to the "Live In Tokyo" DVD and 2CDs, all contained in a 60 page 12" x 12" hardback photobook with a black and silver front cover. "Live In Tokyo" is the first official DVD and CD release of the 1984 concert by RAINBOW from Tokyo's famous Budokan. It was to be the last RAINBOW concert before Ritchie Blackmore and Roger Glover went on to reform DEEP PURPLE.

"The Ritchie Blackmore Story" contains clips from many of his classic tracks with DEEP PURPLE, RAINBOW and BLACKMORE'S NIGHT, including "Smoke On The Water", "Highway Star", "Since You've Been Gone", "Wring That Neck", "Space Truckin'", "All Night Long", "Long Live Rock 'N' Roll", "Hush", "Black Night", "Child In Time", "Mistreated", "Burn", "Man On The Silver Mountain", "I Surrender", "Perfect Strangers", "Play Minstrel Play", "Renaissance Faire", "Fires At Midnight" and many more.

Quite simply, "The Ritchie Blackmore Story" is a look into the life and career of the mysterious "Man in Black", an introspective look at a true guitar legend.

Track listing ("Live In Tokyo" Disc – Deluxe Edition Only)

CD Disc 1

01. Intro Medley
02. Spotlight Kid
03. Miss Mistreated
04. I Surrender
05. Can't Happen Here
06. Catch The Rainbow
07. Power
08. Keyboard Solo
09. Street Of Dreams
10. Fool For The Night
11. Difficult To Cure (Beethoven's Ninth)
12. Guitar Solo
13. Drum Solo

CD Disc 2

14. Blues
15. Medley: Stranded / Hey Joe
16. Death Alley Driver
17. Fire Dance
18. Maybe Next Time
19. Medley: All Night Long / Woman From Tokyo
20. Lazy
21. Since You've Been Gone
22. Smoke On The Water

"I'm now 70, so I just felt like playing some rock 'n' roll for a few days," he said. "We're going to do four or five dates" — most likely in England, Germany and Sweden — "of just playing the old rock stuff, PURPLE stuff and RAINBOW. I'm doing it for the fans, for nostalgia, and the singer I found is very exciting; he's a cross between [Ronnie James] Dio meets Freddie Mercury. So this will mean exposing a new singer to the masses, and I'm sure he'll become pretty famous because of his voice."

Blackmore declined to reveal the other musicians that will participate in the shows because contracts are still being negotiated, but said that none will be known names from his previous groups. He plans to film and record the performances for future release.