1972 Magazines
Cover of the musicians monthly magazine Beat Instrumental from 1972, with a Jon Lord article and a great cover from the In Concert broadcast. Thanks to Simon Robinson
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Darker Than Blue RSS- Once Upon A Time on vinylPlenty of hype surrounding Quentin Tarantino’s new film Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood, and this story set in Sixties America features plenty of era defining rock tracks, so it’s nice to see Deep Purple get two cuts on the accompanying soundtrack album, namely Hush and Kentucky Woman. I assume they figure in the […]
- In Town Tonight • MontrealPoster sent in by Gary Poronovich for us to check out, from Deep Purple’s 2004 tour, this show in Montreal, August 10th.
- Vox : IGIt looks as if Deep Purple’s new studio album (which rather neatly will be their 21st, it just seems more!) is being planned for 2020. As we reported earlier (Back In The USA) the recording work from the group was completed in Nashville and it looks as if IG (above doing his thing for Rock […]
- Mk 1, 8a and 8b…Just how do we refer to all the various line-ups, and when did the Mk 1, 2 etc. system first appear? Read our article on the site. There is also a great story by Kurt Piepenburg looking back at his days hearing Deep Purple Mk 1 on American radio, and why he thinks they made such […]
- Yngwie does SmokeI sort of feel I ought to mention this, being Deep Purple’s most famous track, but DTB accept no responsibility if you press play! It’s a new album from Yngwie of cover versions. I’m all for people having a go at putting their own spin on things but this is just so stiff and lifeless […]
- Malcolm John Rebennack Jr.Or Doctor John to most of us! His recent death at the age of 78 has been widely reported but it is perhaps worth noting amongst his more illustrious career highlights (he made his live debut as The Night Tripper in the UK at one of the legendary Bath Festivals, check out the flyer above […]
- Another man in blackTim Summers managed to get across to Munich the other day and dodge tennis ball sized hail stones to catch Rainbow’s latest short live outing: The Olympiahalle is a bit of a legendary venue, with Rainbow’s ‘Rockpalast’ footage from 1977 being filmed there of course, so I was very interested to see it in person. […]
- Men In BlackIsh. One of the nice things about Deep Purple having a bit more time off this year is it means they can do other things, and some of them have been treading various red carpets over the last couple of weeks, albeit not getting quite the coverage in Grazia that others do as a result. […]
- In Town Tonight • WoodfordJune 4. 1969. Episode Six – Ivy Lodge Club, Woodford, North East London Fifty Years On! This former Victorian lodge was owned by the church next door and turned into a youth club, which began hosting discos and live music in 1965. These got so popular that the two living rooms were knocked through to make a […]
- New and oldGlenn Hughes’s promoters have been swift to reorganise his cancelled UK tour, with some dates rescheduled, and some alternatives where venues were not available. Dates are on the 2019 concert diary page. Thanks to Tim Summers.
- Once Upon A Time on vinyl
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