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California Jam (also known as Cal Jam) was a rock music festival co-headlined by The April 6th 1974 California Jam is a great story- and for the first time here is discussed by This video snippet is taken from the interview rushes which form part of the documentary The Ritchie Blackmore Destruction Solo BEST MOMENTS Cal Jam´74 Lyrics: The sky is red, I dont understand, Past midnight I still see the land. People are sayin the woman is damned, She makes you ... It's not surprising that the man behind one of rock's most iconic riffs would have a healthy dose of main character energy.

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California Jam (also known as Cal Jam) was a rock music festival co-headlined by

Ritchie Blackmore discussing the California Jam in 1974 (Part 1).

Ritchie Blackmore discussing the California Jam in 1974 (Part 1).

The April 6th 1974 California Jam is a great story- and for the first time here is discussed by

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Ritchie Blackmore discussing his relationship with Ian Gillan when working together in Deep Purple

Ritchie Blackmore discussing his relationship with Ian Gillan when working together in Deep Purple

This video snippet is taken from the interview rushes which form part of the documentary The

Ritchie Blackmore discussing an infamous moment with Ian Gillan in 1971 whilst touring Australia.

Ritchie Blackmore discussing an infamous moment with Ian Gillan in 1971 whilst touring Australia.

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Ritchie Blackmore discussing one of his many tussles with singer Ian Gillan

Ritchie Blackmore discussing one of his many tussles with singer Ian Gillan

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Ritchie Blackmore discusses the Deep Purple reformation in 1984

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Lyrics: The sky is red, I dont understand, Past midnight I still see the land. People are sayin the woman is damned, She makes you ...

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