Jon Lord
1941 to 2012
16 documented presences
15 places
Quo Fuit places 16 dated presences for Jon Lord across 15 places, from 1941 to 2012. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
John Douglas "Jon" Lord (9 June 1941 to 16 July 2012) was an English keyboardist and composer.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Jon Lord was documented, and when
9 June 1941exact date
Leicesterattested
“Lord was born in Leicester on 9 June 1941 to Miriam (1912–1995; née Hudson) and Reginald Lord, and lived in the city until he was 20.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1959year
Londonattested
“Lord moved to London in 1959–60, intent on an acting career and enrolling at the Central School of Speech and Drama, in London's Swiss Cottage.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1972 to 1974period
Japanattested
“The highlights of Lord's Purple work in the period include the 1972 album Machine Head (featuring his rhythmic underpinnings on "Smoke on the Water" and "Space Truckin'", plus the organ solos on "Highway Star", "Pictures of Home" and "La…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
September 1975month
Germanyattested
“However, the dalliances with Bach on Windows and the pleasure of collaborating with Schoener resulted in perhaps Lord's most confident solo work and perhaps his strongest orchestral album, Sarabande, recorded in Germany in September 1975…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
2002year
Oxfordshireattested
“Lord played piano on George Harrison's posthumously released Brainwashed album (2002) and became an important member of Harrison's social circle at Friar Park in Oxfordshire (Lord by now living first at Yewden Lodge in Hambleden and then…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
2002year
Friar Parkattested
“Lord played piano on George Harrison's posthumously released Brainwashed album (2002) and became an important member of Harrison's social circle at Friar Park in Oxfordshire (Lord by now living first at Yewden Lodge in Hambleden and then…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
2002year
Abbey Road Studiosattested
“Lord played piano on George Harrison's posthumously released Brainwashed album (2002) and became an important member of Harrison's social circle at Friar Park in Oxfordshire (Lord by now living first at Yewden Lodge in Hambleden and then…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
2002year
Hambledenattested
“Lord played piano on George Harrison's posthumously released Brainwashed album (2002) and became an important member of Harrison's social circle at Friar Park in Oxfordshire (Lord by now living first at Yewden Lodge in Hambleden and then…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
2003year
Sydneyattested
“In 2003 he also returned to his beloved R&B and blues heritage to record an album of standards in Sydney, with Australia's Jimmy Barnes, entitled Live in the Basement, by Jon Lord and the Hoochie Coochie Men.”
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5 November 2009exact date
Bucharestattested
“On 5 November 2009, Lord performed at the Palace Hall in Bucharest, Romania, with the Rousse Philharmonic Orchestra, again conducted by Nayden Todorov; the concert was released in 2011 as a live album and DVD, and subsequently reissued o…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
July 2011month
Royal Albert Hallattested
“In July 2011, Lord performed his final live concert appearance, the Sunflower Jam at the Royal Albert Hall, where he premiered his joint composition, "It's not as big as it was", with Rick Wakeman.”
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6 July 2012exact date
Hagenattested
“Lord subsequently cancelled a performance of his "Durham Concerto" in Hagen, Germany, for what his website said was a continuation of his medical treatment (the concert, scheduled for 6 July 2012, would have been his return to live perfo…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
16 July 2012exact date
London Clinicattested
“After treatment in both England and in Israel, he died on 16 July 2012 at the London Clinic following a pulmonary embolism.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
16 July 2012exact date
Londonattested
“After treatment in both England and in Israel, he died on 16 July 2012 at the London Clinic following a pulmonary embolism.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
16 July 2012exact date
December 2012month
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Places Jon Lord is documented in
London2 presences · 1959 to 2012Bucharest1 presence · 2009Germany1 presence · 1975Israel1 presence · 2012Japan1 presence · 1972Leicester1 presence · 1941Rock and Roll Hall of Fame1 presence · 2012Royal Albert Hall1 presence · 2011Sydney1 presence · 2003
Abbey Road Studios1 presence · 2002
Friar Park1 presence · 2002
Hagen1 presence · 2012
Other places tied to Jon Lord in the record
In each of these, a source puts Jon Lord and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Jon Lord was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1960year
Londonmentioned
“He started his band career in London in 1960 with the jazz ensemble The Bill Ashton Combo.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1967year
Great Britainmentioned
“Lord also stated that he was heavily influenced by the organ-based progressive rock played by Vanilla Fudge after seeing that band perform in Great Britain in 1967, and earlier by the personal direction he received from British organ pio…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1967year
San Franciscomentioned
“Lord and Simper then toured with this band in 1967 to promote its hit single "Let's Go to San Francisco", but the two men never recorded with this band.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
24 September 1969exact date
Royal Albert Hallmentioned
“Performed live at the Royal Albert Hall on 24 September 1969 (with new band members Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, Evans and Simper having been fired), it was recorded by the BBC and later released as an album in December 1969.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1970year
North Americamentioned
“Despite the cover songs "Hush" and "Kentucky Woman" becoming hits in North America, Deep Purple never made chart success in the UK until the Concerto for Group and Orchestra album dented the UK charts in early 1970.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
September 1970month
Royal Festival Hallmentioned
“The BBC, buoyed by the success of the Concerto, commissioned him to write another piece and the resulting "Gemini Suite" was performed by Deep Purple and the Light Music Society under Malcolm Arnold at the Royal Festival Hall in Septembe…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
September 1970month
Munichmentioned
“The BBC, buoyed by the success of the Concerto, commissioned him to write another piece and the resulting "Gemini Suite" was performed by Deep Purple and the Light Music Society under Malcolm Arnold at the Royal Festival Hall in Septembe…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1973year
Copenhagenmentioned
“Lars Ulrich, founding member and drummer in Metallica commented, "Ever since my father took me to see them in 1973 in Copenhagen, at the impressionable age of 9, Deep Purple has been the most constant, continuous and inspiring musical pr…”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
September 1974month
London Palladiummentioned
“They performed much of the set live at the London Palladium in September 1974.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
September 1974month
Londonmentioned
“They performed much of the set live at the London Palladium in September 1974.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1977year
Munichmentioned
“This formed the basis of Lord's first post-Deep Purple project Paice Ashton Lord, which lasted only a year and spawned a single album, Malice in Wonderland in 1977, recorded at Musicland Studios at the Arabella Hotel in Munich.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
1977year
Musicland Studiosmentioned
“This formed the basis of Lord's first post-Deep Purple project Paice Ashton Lord, which lasted only a year and spawned a single album, Malice in Wonderland in 1977, recorded at Musicland Studios at the Arabella Hotel in Munich.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
25 January 1977exact date
Royal Albert Hallmentioned
“The composer and musician (The Orchestral Tubular Bells (1975), Star's End (1974), The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner (1975)), performed a live concert of a musical version of Homer's play, at the Royal Albert Hall on 25 January 1977.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
July 2004month
Bonnmentioned
“The album was recorded in Bonn with producer between June and July 2004.”
source: Wikipedia: Jon Lord
July 2006month
2007year
20 October 2007exact date
2008 to 2011period
April 2008month
1 September 2009exact date
30 October 2010exact date
30 October 2010exact date
30 October 2010exact date
2011year
Documented at the same place, the same year
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Sources
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