Deep Purple - Emmaretta - Nick Simper & Nasty Habits live

Bass player Nick Simper, one of the founding members of DEEP PURPLE in 1968, and the Austrian Rock band "Nasty Habits", performing the classical Deep Purple song "Emmaretta" live. Nick plays this song for the first time since he parted from Deep Purple in 1969.

Recorded live at the Club "Reigen", Vienna, 27.05.2008

http://www.nicksimper.com

http://www.nastyhabits.at

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Music

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• deep
• purple
• nick
• simper
• emmaretta
• emaretta
• live
• nasty
• habits
• ritchie
• blackmore
• jon
• lord
• rod
• evans
• ian
• paice
• 1968
• 1969

[oreosrule7]

Nick is my grandad, and he's awesome, he's so nice to me, and he's such a kind person, and has some cool stuff in his office!

[assa123assa123]

extremely nice and sort of heart-warming!

all but the singer's gestures..

[omertahistoriamafii]

Very gay choreography but Emmaretta still kicks ass!

One of the most underrated DP songs ever. :)

[andresc228]

great i love this song

[jawadperson]

LOVE THE DRUM SOLO !!

[Dimagg1973]

@oberfour

Roger was more progressive wile Nick at the time was more Old fashion early 60s. It was never about better but about more progressive.

As to Nick I have lots respect and loved what he did after purple. He proved to be excellent musician.

[bengativo6]

the singer looks a little faggy with those body expressions

[shotguy1]

@oreosrule7 he is really your grandpa???

[kristolaos]

yes, i honestly love the bassline in ''chasing shadows''

[oberfour]

Long live Nick & Rod MK1 was the shit.

I love the first three Purple Albums.

Listen to the bass on the MK1 recordings. No way Roger Glover is superior to Nick Simper. MkII will forever be known for Smoke on the Water, big deal! Purple have done better.