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Ritchie Blackmore, the guitarist for Deep Purple, was a key figure in the rock scene of the 1960s. He wrote some of the greatest riffs ever (like “Smoke On The Water”) and kept a close eye on the scene’s participants, with the exception of one noteworthy player who went unnoticed by Blackmore but ended up becoming his favorite guitarist.

Regarding his favorite guitarist in particular, Blackmore has never been one to hold back when expressing his positive thoughts about other rock and rollers from that era—even if the musician declines to take the compliments. Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple’s Favorite Guitarist It’s hard to pinpoint the precise moment Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore met the man who would become his favorite guitarist due to some date inconsistencies, but we do know it happened sometime in the early 1960s. In a subsequent interview, Blackmore claimed that the first thing that shocked him was Jeff Beck’s performance on the Yardbirds’ 1966 song “Shapes of Things.” “My God, who the hell is this?” was my thought. stated Blackmore. “We shouldn’t permit this. It’s simply too good. I’ve been