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Glenn Hughes: Mistreated on The Slavi Show
GHPG.net has posted a video of Glenn Hughes performing Mistreated on The Slavi Show in Bulgaria. Recorded in Sofia and as broadcast on Thursday, September 27th, 2007. He was supported by in-house The Cuckoo Band.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
Awesome….even the houseband is O.K.!! Was it Mike Bordin´s bulgarian twin on the drums? Did I spot a receeding hairline on Glenn………horror! Can´t imagine a bald Glenn Hughes in my worst nightmares….If so,please Glenn, get a hair transplant! Looking forward Glenns next visit to Copenhagen and the new album!!
October 14th, 2007 at 01:44Fantastic performance from Glenn Hughes. The house band was very, very strong–obviously familiar with the catalogue and probably even fans. The guitarist and drummer were particularly powerful.
Glenn has been on fire since the early 90’s and has been one of the most prolific and hard working of the current and ex DP members. He is very good at performing old Deep Purple numbers with which he has been associated–“Burn,” “Mistreated,” “Lady Double Dealer,” “Stormbringer,” “Gettin’ Tighter” and others, both live and re-recorded. These are songs that Purple won’t do.
October 14th, 2007 at 03:01outstanding.caught glenn over the summer in nyc.he is in fine voice,and playing like a beast.
October 14th, 2007 at 03:17It’s a shame that Deep Purple Mark III doesn’t reunite. I would love to see some of the “other” classics performed live!
October 14th, 2007 at 04:36A very good version, very heavy and VERY emotional.
A talented band also.
Glenn at his best. He’s still a fantastic high voice!
Would love to have it in DVD-Quality with the interview…
Karl-Heinz
October 14th, 2007 at 07:04Good that someone is keeping the mk3&4 flame burning
October 14th, 2007 at 07:32Receding hair line…. well the guy is over fifty for christ sake!!
October 14th, 2007 at 11:39Give him a F-ng break…
Really, really good!!! GH is a hard worker and I admire him tremendously for that. The backup band was quite good too, I would surely go to see his show if he would ever play the Midwest in US (unlikely). What other band (DP) has got such a diverse and still performing family tree.
October 14th, 2007 at 13:57i hope Glenn do Mistreated Show in greece!!!!!!!!
October 14th, 2007 at 14:36It’s wonderful that Glenn keeps the mk3/mk4-repertoire alive in his shows…
October 14th, 2007 at 16:57his renditions of those classic songs are fantastic, but still he’s moving on
with his new releases(which are quality & passionate records, by the way!).
Coverdales versions of Burn and Stormbringer are tasteless and boring
(same as his ‘Whitesnake’ since 1987), so it’s up to GH to raise the roof with
his stunning performances, ’cause DC and even Purple nowadays are trading
in the nostalgia-circuit. Coverdale & band playing his ridiculous big hair-songs mostly and Purple touring oldies but goodies, sorry, Rapture of The Deep, it seems that even the mentioned impossible Mk3 re-union is a breath of fresh air…I for one
would love to see David, Glenn, Jon Lord & Ritchie do something together, I think
it would blow everything & everyone away!!
well, if Sabbath can do a one-off as a “Heaven and Hell” touring outfit of the willing and able, why not mk3, with a guest drummer (could hardly expect IP to do it in all fairness) touring as say “Burn” or “Stormbringer” – last one would be a great name for a rock band!
October 14th, 2007 at 20:06just dreaming….. but what about Rondinelli or Burgi on drums calling themselves Soldiers Of Fortune playing their some of their own material but mostly DP MKIII and opening up for DP!!! like I said just daydreaming.
October 14th, 2007 at 21:35Dear Micke!
Just kidding! Even if Glenn was going bald,I still would love the man and his music! All I ment was that if I were in his position I would do an “Elton John” and get myself a hair transplant! I´m in my forties myself and fortunately still have thick hairdo……but you never know…hair today, gone tomorrow!!
October 15th, 2007 at 02:12Douglas JW has the right idea…and stoffer. Man, if only… Glenn is the only one who would definitely do it.
October 16th, 2007 at 01:55Stoffer, even for a daydream your comment is way out there! The notion that Blackmore would open for DP on this planet is difficult for this human brain to contemplate…
October 16th, 2007 at 04:58GH is great,the song remains immortal and the guitarist on video is very cool…good playing. we have coverdale,we have GH we could have jon lord…we need another drummer for getting 2 deep purple bands for only one live stage! 😀
October 16th, 2007 at 15:21WOW!!!!! Absolutely STUNNING performance!!! What more can I say ? GH is truly a living legend.
October 17th, 2007 at 23:20Glenn Hughes has been wonderful and amazing since I first saw him LIVE in 1993 on a Open Air Festival In Holland, for free that was…………Vlietpop in Leidschendam…..
October 18th, 2007 at 11:15Great then hearing all that mark 3 and 4 classics LIVE for the very first time……………
What I also remember that he , supposed Christian, behaved rather foulmouthed. Something I do not mind but it was kinda, erm, confusing………..
How can I save the video?
October 20th, 2007 at 03:25To all of you, I have absolutely no understading for all your praise for GH. It’s boring, he spends extremely long time running up and down scales with no purpose and without being able to keep the tone. THE MAN SUCKS. I myself would love to see David Coverdale back with DP, but why? Ian Gillan is perfoming absolutely at the max these days. Off course it would be fun to hear som of the Mrk 3 material performed live but GH trying to pull it off alone is just awfull. He had his moments on the mrk. 3 records but lets be serious David was the singer and GH should gave stucked to palying his bass…………
October 20th, 2007 at 20:07Glenn’s funky soul vocals, whoops and shrieks had no place in Purple’s music,then or now.
October 21st, 2007 at 12:06A legend ?? Remember, GH put Georgia On My Mind into Smoke On The Water.Neither legendary song deserved that.
You’re talking about something over 30 years old!
While I agree Glenn got carried away with the “whoops and shrieks” as a youngster, I wonder how many recent Glenn Hughes albums you are familiar with. This same suggestion goes for those people who constantly degrade Blackmore’s Night.
These Hughes albums are STRONG–some stronger than DP of late and certainly more numerous and consistent.
I recommend the album Glenn did for the L.A. Blues Authority, “Addiction,” “Soul Mover” and to show what he can do live, “Burning Japan Live.”
If after that the naysayers still say Hughes is not a legend, then okay…he’s not a legend.
I wholeheartedly agree Glenn’s vocal style back in the day was incongruous to live Purple. Having said that, had he sung then the way he does now, he would have been a better choice than David Coverdale. Compare the vocals on “Sail Away.”
Today, it’s a different story.
October 21st, 2007 at 15:42Right on, T! You nailed it again.
October 21st, 2007 at 19:11Cheers, Sami
In my opinion,Glenn got carried away with the whoops and shrieks on this Mistreated clip as well.
October 22nd, 2007 at 02:21I own LA Blues Authority,Burning Japan Live & From Now On.
To each his own…..
Dear Mr.Overgaard!
Clearly you´re an ignorant musically! If you compare the vocalists past and present in DP, you´ll find out the truth! Go purely on depth,range,resonans and technique and no one can deny that Glenn is superior to both Ian and David! Don´t get me wrong…I love `em all…but Ian´s lost the majority of a once powerfull voice and is to put it kindly…stale…and David…well…still great and have his moments, but not as consistent as he once used to be! The truth is that Glenn´s the only one who´s still developing and progressing vocally!!
October 22nd, 2007 at 12:40Well said Stefan! Did you ever hear his vocals on George Lynch’s “Sacred Groove”?
October 22nd, 2007 at 18:00Although I love to praise Glenn for all the great things he did, espescially since 93(HE DID!!!!)………I must also state that(indeed)he still likes to go too much into…ahem, things we did not like in 73………
That’s a shame, because lots of FUCKING AWESOME MUSIC of the man gets very hard topo listen too because of that reason.
Apart from that, he ‘s easily the champion of all the Purples since 93. Sorry Ritchie…………Im gald you are happy with, you know who, but…………
IT,S SO BORINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Goodnight to ya all……….
October 22nd, 2007 at 22:04Yes indeed I have Seven-47….I think I´ve heard most of GH´s music…everything from demos,bootlegs,official and unofficial releases…and the man has`nt disappointed me yet!
October 22nd, 2007 at 22:17Yes, Stefan, I agree. I’m not hearing the “whoops and shrieks” on those albums. You certainly don’t get it on “Fused” or “Seventh Star” or “Addiction” etc., etc., etc.
Certainly Hughes is not everyone’s cup of tea–but that does not detract from his greatness. I’ve never cared a great deal for Mozart, for example, but I wouldn’t presume to deny his genius.
Hughes has been the most consistent and prolific of all the Purple family in the last 15 years or so.
October 23rd, 2007 at 03:03I agree T!
October 23rd, 2007 at 21:16After reading all of the comments about GH I have to agree that he is still an awesome singer. While I do not have much of his solo material I have heard bits and pieces and can hear he is growing as a singer. The whoops and shrieks ruined many a live song in my opinion and could have been avoided, but some of my favorite obscure tunes of DP are Hold On, Holy Man, Sail Away, The Gypsy and Whats Going On Here, these have a heavy influence of GH. I don’t know if Hughes has been the most prolific of the DP family but he has probably worked the hardest to get where he is and deserves respect for that. I also enjoy his music with Trapeze very much.
October 27th, 2007 at 02:38hi.does anybody know glenn`s home address or his phone number?please tell me.I must know his address.
January 12th, 2008 at 13:31please I must know!
January 12th, 2008 at 13:33