Keyboard player Jon Lord performing with British rock group Deep Purple, circa 1975 - Fin Costello/Redferns/Getty Images We all know the sounds of the mighty Hammond organ when we hear them, from the ...

Jon began his musical career at age 12 in the San Francisco Bay Area playing organ and accordion in bands and solo engagements, first recording studio dates 1968 when he met Robert Moog who personally ...

Deep Purple keyboard player and founding member Jon Lord said that in the 1970s. Lord, who retired from Deep Purple in 2002, died Monday. Lord was unique among rock keyboard players by running a ...

Whenever I relive my childhood and the times I spent with my father in his pickup truck and all the times I heard the overplayed 'Smoke On The Water'; I will always remember Deep Purple. Little did I ...

Jon Lord, the keyboardist, organist and composer best known as a key founding member of heavy metal forefathers Deep Purple, died on Monday in London after suffering from pancreatic cancer. He was 71.

“The prog rock genre was something I grew up with, but I’d always considered it rock music as I’d never heard the term ‘prog.’ There was one club where I used to hang out, and I used to play with ...

Jon Lord, who has died aged 71 of a pulmonary embolism after suffering from pancreatic cancer, was a keyboardist and co-founder of the British rock group Deep Purple. He co-wrote many of Deep Purple's ...