Deep Purple - Rat Bat Blue video free download
This is the fifth track from Deep Purple's seventh album, Who Do We Think We Are (1973).
Lineup (Mk II) - Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Ian Gillan: vocals, Roger Glover: bass, John Lord: keyboards/organ, and Ian Paice: drums/percussion
Lyrics:
Hey baby, what you gonna do
When the lights go up on you ?
What's your name, can I drive you home ?
Sweet woman, are you all alone ?
You're the one for me
I'm gonna keep you busy as a bee, could bee, could be
Rat bat blue
Now, get up woman, don't be slow
It's getting late and I wanna go
No cause for acting big
Got to love, got to live
Stick around with me
I'm gonna show you things you never thought you'd see,
you see
Rat bat blue
You're so fine
Get out ! You didn't understand
I'm a hard loving man
No way you can satisfy
The way you look, the way you lie
And when you shut the door
Make sure I don't see you 'round here no more
Rat bat blue
Alright
Comments
8 years ago
GEIR RALLE
What a fantastic album this is :) Jon Lord ,..what a musican he was ,.. RIP!!8 years ago
Jumpin' JAKE Flash
#HappyBirthdayJonLord #RIP8 years ago
Hans Jahrling
Great Guitar Riff's8 years ago
Brad Anderson
what are you morons talking about , substandard album? This whole LP was brilliant... this track, Smooth Dancer, Super Trouper, My Woman, Mary Long...geeeze , what do u want?8 years ago
Knut Slettetveit
The best band in the history of rock Richie and the others play awesome music!!!8 years ago
Michael Corcoran
This song is proof of what a good band Deep Purple Mk II was. Maybe that is why MK III wasn't accepted as much, even though "Burn" was in my opinion the best DP album. Too bad Blackmore didn't like Glenn Hughes8 years ago
Marcelo Seno
R.I.P. Jon Lord !!8 years ago
Shane Leroy
Rat Bat Blue - Deep Purple Enjoy 8 years ago
Trym Aas
Rat Bat Blue - Deep Purple Enjoy 9 years ago
Manoel Prado
PURPLE...............9 years ago
liligman
Awesome riff, I feel like Icky Thump is a continuation of it9 years ago
Anthony Strait
cause only you and me are hip to it!9 years ago
Mediantor
Let's all have a look at the song "Watch Your Step" by Bobby Parker (1961). That will give you an impression of riff borrowing. Or is it even plagiarism? Search for this song on Youtube and judge by yourself.9 years ago
Xerxes 450
one of the best "Piece" of Rock from early Deep Purple's "Who Do We Think We Are " album - amazing & magic, ,musically a perfection9 years ago
Andrew Scott Lane
at :10 - killer9 years ago
Gil Banaria
Hear the harmony man, don't zero in on one artist whose name you can't even spell correctly. Did you ever have even one album of Deep Purple or you simply flanked spelling in school? get this right , OK: IAN GILLAN is the correct spelling of the Deep Purple's soloist and he never wanted to stay away from the Deep Purple - he was simply separated for a while and at that time Deep Purple engaged David Coverdale as replacement from late 1973 to 1st qtr 1976. The present Deep Purple, minus Jon Lord (R.I.P.) and Ritchie Blackmore, are still together and all of them are advancing in age and they still have Ian Gillan as soloist. 9 years ago
Innerspace100
This may not be the best album they did, but this track is damned strong. That riff of Ritchie's is damned catchy, isn't it... Also, Woman From Tokyo and Mary Long are strong tracks on this one, I'd say. Not at all bad for a "substandard " album, eh...?9 years ago
vincent farrentino
Check out HANZ KRYPT great songs great band9 years ago
あがつまみよし
ラット バット ブルー9 years ago
1-Shot slinger
Why can't they play this on the radio instead of Smoke on the Water nine million times.Related Videos
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