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Vor 5 Tagen · With the 50th anniversary edition of Deep Purple's Machine Head in the rearview mirror and new album =1 a few short corners away on the road ahead, we spoke to frontman Ian Gillan about his favourite Deep Purple songs that aren't the obvious ones. =1 is released on July 19.
Vor einem Tag · In a new interview with Made In Metal, DEEP PURPLE singer Ian Gillan was asked how he feels about the band's current guitarist Simon McBride performing songs that were originally written and ...
Vor einem Tag · In a recent conversation with Tony Gonzalez of Made In Metal, Deep Purple's frontman Ian Gillan shared his thoughts on the band’s current guitarist, Simon McBride. When asked about McBride playing songs originally crafted by Ritchie Blackmore, Gillan’s praise was effusive. 'Oh, first of all, Simon is a genius. He's absolutely fantastic. He's got all the energy and articulation and musical ...
Vor einem Tag · Fingers do the talking. Couple of interviews courtesy of Made in Metal. Roger Glover and Ian Gillan talk about Machine Head, Loosen My Strings, poetic licences, Ritchie’s shoes, and other interesting things. Thanks to Blabbermouth for the heads-up. Posted by Nick on Friday, May 24th, 2024, filed under News .
Vor einem Tag · Into the blackness surrounding Black Sabbath came light in the shape of singer Tony Martin, and the next chapter in the band’s ever-eventful story began. Masters Of Reality Chris Goss lit the fuse on the 90s stoner revolution and worked with bands including Kyuss and QOTSA. Meanwhile, his band Masters Of Reality remain hardly known despite ...
Vor einem Tag · Adding another wrinkle to it all, Machine Head is also a record which features an outstanding lineup of Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, Ian Gillan on vocals, Roger Glover on bass, Jon Lord on keys, plus Ian Paice on drums. One to remember, together they created music that is often credited in the early development of Heavy Metal music, thus drawing in even more attention. Producing the album ...
Vor einem Tag · Olé! Sabbath in Spain in ’83 on the Born Again tour: (l-r) Tony Iommi, Bev Bevan, Ian Gillan, Geezer Butler. “I wanna see your… money!” Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi with Black Sabbath at the Live Aid concert in Philadelphia, July 13, 1985.
