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21.1.11

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Deep Purple - Deep Purple & Friends (Greatest Hits) - 2006 - Promo Sound Ltd

This is not an album by Deep Purple but a compilation of tracks from Deep Purple members' own bands or bands featuring DP members. There are four tracks from Deep Purple with the London Symphony Orchestra which are the nearest tracks you will find here from a Deep Purple line-up. Other tracks are from the Ian Gillan Band, Ian Gillan, Gillan & Glover, Ronnie James Dio & Eddie Hardin, Roger Glover & The Guilty Party, and the Steve Morse Band. If you are a Deep Purple fan you may have all these tracks. They have all been released on other albums and compilation albums. This is quite a good album. All of Deep Purple's band members are hugely talented musicians. Deep Purple was one of the greatest and most important bands of all time and is among the pioneers of heavy metal and modern hard rock. Albums like "Fireball", "Machine Head" and "Deep Purple In Rock" are some examples of the band's great hard rock classic albums

TRACKS / ARTISTS/ COMPOSERS

CD ONE

1. Deep Purple & The LSO: Smoke On The Water (live) - Ritchie Blackmore / Ian Gillan / Roger Glover / Jon Lord / Ian Paice (6:43)
2. Ian Gillan Band: Scarabus - Gus Fenwick / Ian Gillan / Mark Nauseef / Colin Towns (4:52)
3. Ronnie James Dio & Eddie Hardin: Love Is All (live) - Roger Glover / Eddie Hardin (4:40)
4. Deep Purple & The LSO: Ted The Mechanic (live) - Ian Gillan / Roger Glover / Jon Lord / Steve Morse / Ian Paice (4:50)
5. Roger Glover & The Guilty Party: Burn Me Up Slowly - Roger Glover (4:01)
6. Deep Purple & The LSO: Concerto For Group & Orchestra (Movement II) (live) - Jon Lord (19:43)

CD TWO

1. Ian Gillan: No More Cane On The Brazos - Trad. (8:12)
2. Gillan & Glover: The Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley (2:32)
3. Steve Morse Band: Take It Off The Top (live) - Steve Morse (4:43)
4. Ian Gillan: The Bull Of Birantis - Ian Gillan / Roger Glover (4:06)
5. Deep Purple & The LSO: Concerto For Group & Orchestra (Movement I) (live) - Jon Lord (17:03)

MUSICIANS

Deep Purple & The LSO
Ian Gillan Band/ Ian Gillan
Roger Glover & The Guilty Party
Ronnie James Dio & Eddie Hardin
Gillan & Glover
Steve Morse Band

7 comments:

A.O.O.F.C said...

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guinea pig said...

Wow!
Its a surprise. How many years pass? Thanks!

A.O.O.F.C said...

Hi,GP (No.1). I remember buying the band's "Fireball" album. Second album I ever bought! First was "Led Zeppelin II!!....Many moons ago. Even then I had good taste in music! (LOL)! TTU soon, my friend!

guinea pig said...

:))))
To buy albums of group behind ferry curtain (West) it was impossible in my teen years!
Its a amazing I remember first album of DP - "Machine Head", it was produced in Yugoslavia. Great moment! "Highway star" is in my mind forever.
Cheers!

A.O.O.F.C said...

Cheers, GP (No.1). I never heard of the "ferry curtain" before! You must still have a lot of catching up to do as regards these bands' albums. "Machine Head" is brilliant. TTU soon....P

guinea pig said...

Well!
Maybe Iron Curtain? Its mean a border between former USSR and its allies and USA & West Europe.

A.O.O.F.C said...

Hi,GP! I thought that "ferry country" was maybe a term used by people on your side to describe the "iron curtain". Simple mix-up! TTU soon!....P