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Deep Purple boast an incredible hard rock discography, but guitarist Ritchie Blackmore still regrets some of the band's ...
There was a link to the band’s past in the epic track Eyes Of The World, but the main focus was on short, catchy rock songs such as All Night Long and Since You Been Gone, the latter written and first ...
Deep Purple have announced a new album titled =1, arriving July 19th via earMUSIC, roughly a month before the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band kicks off its North American “= 1 More Time Tour ...
While 'Stranger Things' brought a new life to Metallica's 'Master of Puppets,' the show's final season may do the same for ...
Deep Purple, 'In Rock' (Harvest, 1970) With bassist Nick Simper and singer Rod Evans out and their replacements of Roger Glover and Ian Gillan respectively in, Deep Purple MK II was underway.
Deep Purple found their heavier sound with their 1970 album Deep Purple in Rock. It was the first to feature Ian Gillian on vocals and Roger Glover on bass. Then, they released Machine Head in ...
Legendary U.K. hard-rockers Deep Purple are returning with a brand-new studio album titled =1 (Equals 1) that will be released on July 19. The 13-track collection of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers ...
Deep Purple will release a new album titled =1 on July 19. According to a press release, the title "symbolizes the idea that in a world growing ever more complex, everything eventually simplifies ...
In celebration of the new album, Deep Purple will perform more than 60 concerts worldwide this year during their ‘=1MORE TIME’ tour.
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"It's a new album now": Deep Purple launch 20th anniversary ...
"It’s a new album now to me", says Glover. The album also includes new sleevenotes from Classic Rock writer Geoff Barton, who described the album as "something of a return to form" in 2021.
Don Airey has been playing the Hammond organ for rock veterans Deep Purple for over 20 years. On his new solo album, he rocks even harder and tells dpa he was inspired by Billie Eilish.
Deep Purple's three concerts in Japan in August 1972 — Osaka on Aug. 15 and 16, and Tokyo on Aug. 17 — were whittled down for a seven-song double album for release in that country later that year.
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