The Outlaws - Law & Order (1963) (Ritchie Blackmore, Mick Underwood)

Now here's a historic piece.
It's a clip from a R&R film called Live It Up from 1963.
Where you can see the band The Outlaws performing one of their
hits Law & Order. And believe or not on the left side you can see
"The Man In White" i mean The Man In Black Mr. Blackmore with
his careful dance moves at the age of 18. And on the drums you can
see the man who is responsible for the making of legendary Mk2 of Deep Purple
Mr. Mick Underwood the man who would later during the 60's play
with Gillan & Glover in Episode Six, and he would recommend Ian to
Ritchie for a replacement of Rod Evans. Of course Mick would later (in 1979)
join Gillan in his own band.

Hope you'll like it

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Music

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• Ritchie
• Blackmore

[marc201266]

The other guitarist is Chas Hodges from Chas and Dave.

[Gillanfan89]

@marc201266

Thank you very much for that information

[Gillanfan89]

@marc201266

Thank you very much for that information

[Gillanfan89]

@marc201266

Thank you very much for that information

[olhole]

Man, the crap ya gotta do, to be in show biz.

Musically not bad though. Thanks.

[Gillanfan89]

@olhole I know it looked silly, but those were the early 60's

[marc201266]

@Gillanfan89 Chas wrote a great book called The Rock N Roll Years of Chas before Dave. Some good stories in there, The Outlaws used to act as back up band for touring American stars like Jerry Lee Lewis and (I think) Gene Vincent. Worth hunting down a copy.

[1980blackmore]

ritchie looks cool, but these movements of the hips - man are they gay... :)

[princessgoldmoon]

God I love this, thank you so much for making me smile... :) Ritchie is like, dancemoves pfff, I will show them dancemoves...

[RazorBlade41]

that's very good !!!