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DEEP PURPLE. 1977 - POWERHOUSE. LP (UK)

DEEP PURPLE. 1977

POWERHOUSE. LP (UK)

Purple Records – TPS 3510, Purple Records – OC 062 60 072

Matrix / Runout (On center label, side A): TPS.3510A

Matrix / Runout (On center label, side B): TPS.3510B

Vinyl, LP, Stereo, 33 1/3, Compilation, 1st print,

Country: UK

Записан / Выпущен: 1969–1972 / 1977

Жанр,стиль: Rock, Hard Rock,

mp3 320 кбит/сек. 129 Mb

Продолжительность: 43:25

TRACKLIST:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjj71drMsUU

SIDE ONE

01. Painted Horse – 05:23

(outtake from the Who Do We Think We Are sessions in July 1972)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc_9PHHrd2k

02. Hush (Joe South) – 04:37

(live from the Concerto for Group and Orchestra program in September 1969)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Puoxbnm8v74

03. Wring That Neck (Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Nick Simper) – 12:49

(live from the Concerto for Group and Orchestra program in September 1969)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INZ5GPLvUAk

SIDE TWO

04. Child in Time – live – 12:32

(live from the Concerto for Group and Orchestra program in September 1969)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tsUn2UreZc

05. Black Night – 04:59

(live single B-side from the Made in Japan dates in August 1972)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuxljLxapLU

06. Cry Free – 03:10

(outtake from the Deep Purple in Rock sessions in January 1970)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdtMwTlfQE0

Deep Purple:

Ritchie Blackmore – guitars

Ian Gillan – vocals

Roger Glover – bass

Ian Paice – drums, percussion

Jon Lord – keyboards

PAINTED HORSE was recorded in Autumn 1972 for inclusion on the WHO DO WE THINK WE ARE album. Left unmixed because of internal conflict, it appears here for the first time. Subdued but interesting solo from Ritchie on guitar and lan Gillan’s LUNCH WRAPPER (mouth organ!) The next three numbers are all froma short set which preceded Jon’s Concerto for Group and Orchestra on 24th September 1969, and they give a unique glimpse into Deep Purple’s first stage act. Probably nervous, and already worried about the way the press might (and did) misconstrue the reasons behind the Concerto, they were nonetheless anxious to prove themselves in their own rights. Gillan’s vocals give “HUSH” a new dimension (listen for evidence of his early passion for Elvis) and the Albert Hall acoustics give Jon’s Hammond a superb atmospheric sound.

WRING THAT NECK was an integral part of the show until 1971, an instrumental for Jon and Ritchie, whose wonderful finger vibrato is captured at last. These older numbers were eased out as new material was written and recorded.

CHILD IN TIME was one such new number, the live version closely follows the original studio recording, which had only been laid down a few days before. Gillan puts his heart and soul into the vocals, and Ritchie concentrates hard to pull off a classic solo.

The stunned audience remain silent as the final notes echo around the hall, before they burst into applause.

BLACK NIGHT, recorded at the same time as the historic MADE IN JAPAN live double album but not included therein, was performed as an encore during August 1972 in Tokyo and only previously included on the 24 CARAT PURPLE album.

CRY FREE closes the album. A rather lovely Gillan lyric over a hard Purple riff, with an unusual phased guitar solo from Ritchie. Possibly a projected single, this was one of a number of items recorded during sessions for the immortal IN ROCK album.

CLASSIC TRACKS FROM THE CLASSIC BAND

Sad Affections: Simon Robinson/Ann Warbu

Cover design by Cream

Cover photography by Dieter Zill by courtesy of Bravo magazine.

Back cover photography by Robert Ellis/L.F.1. and Fin Costello

Recorded at Royal Albert Hall

Mastered at Abbey Road Studios

Printed by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.

Made by EMI Records Ltd.

Published by: Deep Purple Music (Overseas) Ltd.,

Lowery-Chappell Music, B. Feldman & Co. Ltd., HEC Music Ltd.

Design Cream