2012年5月14日 · Lineup (Mk II) - Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Ian Gillan: vocals, Roger Glover: bass, Ian Paice:...more. This is the first track from Deep Purple's fourth album, Deep Purple in Rock (1970).

In November 1969, the group played "Speed King" and "Living Wreck" for a BBC session, while in February 1970, the group performed a concert for the station, previewing some of the new live material. [26]

Speed King Lyrics: "Good Golly", said little Miss Molly / When she was rocking in the house of blue light / Tutti Frutti was oh so rooty, rocking to the east and west / Lucille was oh so real...

Speed King Lyrics & Meanings: Good Golly, said little Miss Molly / When she was rockin' in the house of blue light / Tutti Frutti was oh so rooty / When she was rockin' to the east and west / Lucille was oh so real / When she didn't do her daddies will / Come on baby, drive me crazy--do it, do it / / I'm a speed king you go to hear me sing / I ...

Speed King by Deep Purple song meaning, lyric interpretation, video and chart position

Audio : Deep Purple In Rock 1970Video : Doing Their Thing 1970

2024年1月22日 · The opening riff, a guttural roar from the powerhouse that is Deep Purple, ushers in the era-defining anthem ‘Speed King.’ It’s not just a song but a historical marker of rock’s golden age, a period where velocity and volume became a generation’s heartbeat.

Taken from their fourth album Deep Purple In Rock, the band performs 'Speed King' live on the British TV show "Doing Their Thing".The performance features th...

2025年2月4日 · "Speed King" is a high-energy rock song by the British band Deep Purple, featured on their live album "Perfect Strangers - Live," released in 1984. Known for their powerful sound and virtuosic musicianship, Deep Purple has been a significant influence in the rock genre since the late 1960s.

"Speed King" is a song by the English rock band Deep Purple, from their 1970 album Deep Purple in Rock. A live version from Deep Purple in Concert was released as the B-side of the US release of the single "Black Night".