Blackmore
Blackmore is an English surname, most notably associated with Richard Doddridge Blackmore, the Victorian novelist who wrote *Lorna Doone* (1869), a romantic tale set on Exmoor.
The name also belongs to Ritchie Blackmore, the influential British rock guitarist known for his work with Deep Purple and Rainbow.
As a place name, Blackmore refers to several villages in England.
Of a prim era
- novelistWriter of prose narratives
- romanceLove and its excitement
- ExmoorSouthwest English national park
- DevonSouthwestern English county
English literature · historical fiction · pastoral · 19th century · narrative · prose
English rock band
- RainbowCheerful proper name
- hard rockLoud guitar-driven genre
- neoclassicalReviving ancient aesthetic principles
- Smoke on the WaterFamous rock instrumental opening
shredding · improvisation · solo · metal · baroque · classical influence · virtuoso · riff
Victorian
Of a prim era
- novelistWriter of prose narratives
- romanceLove and its excitement
- ExmoorSouthwest English national park
Devon · English literature · historical fiction · pastoral · 19th century · narrative · prose
Deep Purple
English rock band
- RainbowCheerful proper name
- hard rockLoud guitar-driven genre
- neoclassicalReviving ancient aesthetic principles
Smoke on the Water · shredding · improvisation · solo · metal · baroque · classical influence · virtuoso · riff · amplifier
genealogy
Study of family descent
clan · heritage · bloodline · descendants · relatives · patronymic · last name · identity · English · British
BlackmoreB.B. King
Blues guitarist icon
Stevie Ray Vaughan · Muddy Waters · Buddy Guy · John Lee Hooker · Johnny Ramone
BlackmoreEddie Van Halen
Sammy Hagar · Dave Grohl · Tom Petty · Joe Walsh · Keith Richards
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