The Deep Purple Podcast

The Deep Purple Podcast

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Episode #137

November 29, 2021

Deep Purple - Turning to Crime (Part 1)

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Show Update:

Nate & John (and assorted patrons and listeners) will be in Florida in February, 2022 for the first 

two Deep Purple shows in nearly two years!

February 10, 2022 - Hollywood, Florida - Hard Rock Live Arena.

Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D005B4FDCAFD529

Meet up: TBD

February 12, 2022 - St. Petersburg, Florida - Mahaffey Theater

Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D005B52C1FCD2C9

Meet up: TBD

More info will be released in our various social media channels as we get it.

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Lead up to the Album:

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Album Tracks:

“7 and 7 Is” (Love)

From the 1966 album “Da Capo.”

Prominent Ramones cover as well.

Official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtFiVyYto4c

“Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu” (Huey "Piano" Smith)

From the 1959 Huey Smith & The Rhythm Aces album “Having a Good Time.”

Official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECGft-VgIsg

“Oh Well” (Fleetwood Mac)

Single from 1969.

Fleetwood Mac single, included on later releases of “Then Play On.”

Official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTfNINPcjU8

“Jenny Take A Ride!” (Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels)

From the 1967 self-titled album by Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels.

“Watching the River Flow” (Bob Dylan)

Bob Dylan single included on “Greatest Hits: Vol. II.”

“Let the Good Times Roll” (Ray Charles & Quincy Jones)

From the 1959 album “The Genius of Ray Charles.”

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The Deep Purple Podcast

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Episode #136

November 22, 2021

Turning to Crime (Originals Preview)

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Jasur M (Jah-soor) - Russia - 5 Stars!

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Sent by Marcelo Soares via Twitter:

Gal Costa - Meu nome é Gal

Perhaps inspired by a certain guitar/vocal duo around the 1:40 mark.

Original Tracks:

With guesses as to which member of the group picked which song.

“7 and 7 Is” (Love)

From the 1966 album “Da Capo.”

“Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu” (Huey "Piano" Smith)

From the 1959 Huey Smith & The Rhythm Aces album “Having a Good Time.”

“Oh Well” (Fleetwood Mac)

Single from 1969.

“Jenny Take A Ride!” (Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels)

From the 1967 self-titled album by Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels.

“Watching the River Flow” (Bob Dylan)

Bob Dylan single included on “Greatest Hits: Vol. II.”

“Let the Good Times Roll” (Ray Charles & Quincy Jones)

From the 1959 album “The Genius of Ray Charles.”

“Dixie Chicken” (Little Feat)

From the 1973 album “Dixie Chicken” by Little Feat.

“Shapes of Things” (Yardbirds)

Single by The Yardbirds from 1966.

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“The Battle of New Orleans” (Lonnie Donegan/Johnny Horton)

From the 1962 album by Lonnie Donegan, “A Golden Age of Donegan.”

 “Lucifer” (Bob Seger System)

From the 1970 album “Mongrel” by Bob Seger System.

 “White Room” (Cream)

From the 1968 Cream album “Wheels of Fire.”

“Going Down” (Moloch)

From 1969 album “Moloch” by the band Moloch.

Also covered by Freddie King in 1971 and likely popularized by Jeff Beck in 1972

Mark 4 used to cover this live.

“Green Onions” (Booker T. & The MG’s)

From the 1962 album “Green Onions” by Booker T. & The MG’s.

“Hot ‘Lanta” (The Allman Brothers)

From the 1971 live album “Live at Fillmore East” by The Allman Brothers.

“Dazed and Confused” (Led Zeppelin)

From Led Zeppelin’s self-titled debut album in 1969.

“Gimme Some Lovin’ (Spencer Davis Group)

A single from 1966 by Spencer Davis Group.

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$3 “Nobody’s Perfect” Tier

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Episode #135

November 15, 2021

Ritchie Blackmore’s Gibson ES-335

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Patron Updates:

Peter Gardow takes a detour to check out a certain pizza establishment in Maine!

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Boudiccax - from the UK - 5 Stars!

History of The Gibson ES-335:

Background on the Guitar:

History of Ritchie’s Gibson ES-335:

Top Ritchie Gibson Moments:

The Outlaws - Law & Order (1963) (Ritchie Blackmore, Mick Underwood)

Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages (Joe Meek) - The Train Kept A'Rollin' - 1965 45rpm

Deep Purple - Hush (TV, 1968)

“April” from “Deep Purple”

Ending at 11:00 mark with sweep arpeggios.

Ritchie Blackmore w/ Deep Purple live in Bilzen '69 (Belgium) - Wring that Neck live in Belgium - sweep arpeggios at 3:00

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Interview with Ilhan Akbil

More Top Ritchie Gibson Moments:

Concerto For Group and Orchestra

7:00 when band comes in

Ritchie’s solo at 14:20

Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970) - August of 1970 live in front of audience in Granada TV Studio

3:15 mark into solos, 3:55 from organ solo into Ritchie’s solo

Deep Purple In Rock album

Deep Purple - Wring That Neck (Live 1970 UK) HD

1:30 into Ritchie crazy solo - 2:30 mark extended solo into “Made in Japan” bit with audience reaction.

DEEP PURPLE - Wring That Neck (Live in Paris 1970)

2:00 solo trading off with Jon and sweep arpeggios

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$3 “Nobody’s Perfect” Tier

Peter Gardow

Ian Desrosiers

Mark Roback

Duncan Leask

Stuart McCord

Flight of the Rat Bat Blue Light

$1 Made Up Name Tier

The “Secret of the Ooze” Leaky Mausoleum

Stephen Sommerville The Concerto 1999 Fanatic

Raphael Choury (Raff Kaff)

Spike, The Rock Cat

JJ Stannard

Hank the Tank

Private Eyes

Where is the guitar now?

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Episode #134

November 8, 2021

Warhorse - Red Sea

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I love mags - 5 Stars!

Great fun podcast on Deep Purple

Lead up to the Album:

Personnel:

Bass Guitar – Nick Simper

Drums – Mac Poole

Lead Guitar – Peter Parks

Organ, Piano – Frank Wilson (2)

Vocals – Ashley Holt

Technical:

Producer [Produced By] – Ian Kimmet, Warhorse (2)

Engineer – Dave Stock

Album Art & Booklet Review

Design [Sleeve Design] – Rick Breach

Liner Notes – Ian Kimmel

Alternate covers and titles:

1984 UK Vinyl Reissue 

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Album Tracks:

Side One:

Red Sea

Back In Time

Confident But Wrong

Feeling Better

Side Two:

Sybilla

Mouthpiece

I (Who Have Nothing) (Donida, Leiber/Stoller)

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Reception and Review

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Episode #133

November 1, 2021

Deep Purple - Made in Europe

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All titles recorded at:-

Graz in Austria on the 4th April 1975

Saarbrucken in Germany on 5th April 1975

Paris in France on the 7th April 1975

Personnel:

Bass Guitar, Vocals – Glenn Hughes

Drums – Ian Paice

Engineer – Martin Birch

Lead Guitar – Ritchie Blackmore

Organ [Hammond], Keyboards – Jon Lord

Vocals – David Coverdale

Technical:

Producer – Deep Purple, Martin Birch

Album Art & Booklet Review

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Album Tracks:

Side One:

Burn

Mistreated

Lady Double Dealer

Side Two:

You Food No One

Stormbringer

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Episode #132

October 25, 2021

Gillan - Mr. Universe (Japanese Version)

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Peter Gardow's vintage street maps!

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Nate the weatherman - USA - 5 stars!

Lead up to the Album:

Personnel:

Bass, Mixed By, Arranged By – John McCoy

Drums, Arranged By – Mick Underwood

Guitar, Arranged By – Bernie Torme*

Keyboards – Colin Towns

Vocals – Ian Gillan

Technical:

Album Art & Booklet Review

Photography By – Mick Gregory

Photography for Deep Purple, Bernie Torme solo, Genesis

Photography By – Yuka Fujii

Photography By [UK Front Cover] – Victor Watts

Artwork [UK Sleeve Design] – Jubilee Graphics

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Album Tracks:

Side One:

Vengeance (Gillan, Towns)

Mr. Universe (Gillan, Towns)

She Tears Me Down (Towns)

Your Sister’s On My List (Gillan, Towns)

Side Two:

Street Theatre (Towns)

Roller (Gillan, Towns)

Puget Sound (Gillan, Towns, McCoy, Torme, Underwood)

Moving With The Times (Gillan, Towns, McCoy)

Sleeping on the Job (Gillan, Towns)

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Reception and Review

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Episode #131

October 18, 2021

Whitesnake Live in the Heart of the City

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Lead up to the Album:

Live In The Heart Of The City (June 23-24, 1980)

Live At Hammersmith (November 23, 1978)

All songs recorded at The Hammersmith Odeon, London.

Sides 1 and 2 were done with the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio at the Hammersmith Odeon. 

Sides 3 and 4 are the previously-issued, Japan only, "Live At Hammersmith” which was not released in the UK.

Personnel:

Bass – Neil Murray

Drums – Ian Paice

Guitar – Bernie Marsden

Guitar – Micky Moody

Keyboards – Jon Lord

Vocals – David Coverdale

Technical:

Engineer, Producer, Recorded By – Martin (Q. & A.) Birch*

Album Art & Booklet Review

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Album Tracks:

Side One:

Come On

Sweet Talker

Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues

Love Hunter

Side Two:

Fool For Your Loving

Ain’t Conna Cry No More

Ready An’ Willing

Take Me With You

Side Three:

Come On

Might Just Take Your Life

Lie Down

Ain’t No Love In The HEart Of The City

Side Four:

Trouble

Mistreated

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Reception and Review

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Episode #130

October 11, 2021

Jon Lord - Sarabande

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Cocoscope going away

Lead up to the Album:

Personnel:

Bass – Paul Karass*

Composed By, Producer, Organ [Hammond], Piano [Rmi, Steinway], Grand Piano [Yamaha], Synthesizer [Arp 

Odyssey, String Ensemble], Clavinet, Score, Soloist [Pro] – Jon Lord

Conductor – Eberhard Schoener

Drums, Gong, Bells [Sleigh], Shaker – Pete York

Guitar – Andy Summers

Orchestra – Philharmonia Hungarica

Percussion – Mark Nauseef

Technical:

Engineer [Assistant] – Hans Menzel

Engineer, Mixed By – Martin Birch

Album Art & Booklet Review

Design by John Kosh

Illustration was by Michael Bryan

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Album Tracks:

Side One:

Fantasia

Sarabande

Aria

Gigue

Side Two:

Bouree

Pavane

Caprice

Finale

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Reception and Review

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Episode #129

October 4, 2021

Rainbow - On Stage

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Lead up to the Album:

Personnel:

Bass – Jimmy Bain

Drums – Cozy Powell

Guitar – Ritchie Blackmore

Keyboards – Tony Carey

Vocals – Ronnie James Dio

Technical:

Producer – Martin Birch

Management – Bruce Payne

Album Art & Booklet Review

Art Direction – Fin Costello

Design – Ken Anderson

Photography By – Dieter Zill*

Photography By – Fin Costello

Photography By – Watal Asanuma

Photography By – Watanabe

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Album Tracks:

Side One:

Intro: Over the Rainbow

Nuremberg 28 September 1976 (first 1:03)

Munich 29 September 1976 (remainder of the song)

Kill The King

Nuremberg 28 September 1976 (first 1:03)

Munich 29 September 1976 (remainder of the song)

Man on the Silver Mountain

Tokyo 16 December 1976 (Afternoon Show)

Blues

Tokyo 16 December 1976 (Evening Show)

Starstruck

Tokyo 16 December 1976 (Evening Show)

Man on the Silver Mountain reprise?

Tokyo 16 December 1976 (Afternoon Show)

Side Two:

Catch The Rainbow

Osaka 9 December 1976

Side Three:

Mistreated

Cologne 25 September 1976

Side Four:

Sixteenth Century Greensleeves

Tokyo 16 December 1976 (Evening Show)

Still I’m Sad

Nuernberg 28 September 1976

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Episode #128

September 27, 2021

Deep Purple - The House of Blue Light (Part 2)

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Lead up to the Album:

Update from last episode:

Album Art Update

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Side Two:

Hard Lovin’ Woman (Gillan, Blackmore, Glover)

The Spanish Archer (Gillan, Blackmore, Glover)

Strangeways (Gillan, Blackmore, Glover)

Mitzi Dupree (Gillan, Blackmore, Glover)

Dead or Alive (Gillan, Blackmore, Glover)

Reception and Review

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