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This request has been put out on behalf of Paul Weaver (Head of the Blackmore’s Night UK Street Team): Would UK fans (reading this message) please be kind enough to take a look in their local cd shops (HMV, Virgin etc) and tell us how many copies you have seen on the shelves? If you […]
Read more »Blackmore’s official website reports that the new album Winter Carols has entered Billboard’s New Age chart at No. 7 for the week of November 26. Here’s the whole chart. Blabbermouth has a little blurb about the release. Candice Night: The holiday season has always embodied joy, love, peace and togetherness. We are entranced by the […]
Read more »Here are the tracks on the new Blackmore’s Night CD (Winter Carols), which will be released on November 24. You can buy it in our shop. 01. Hark The Herald Angels Sing 02. I Saw Three Ships 03. Winter (Basse Dance) 04. Ding Dong Merrily On High 05. Ma-O-Tzur 06. Good King Wenceslas 07. Lord […]
Read more »Message from Carole Stevens (Blackmore Productions): Blackmore’s Night will not be performing at the Faerie festival in England. We will have shows scheduled for the UK in June 2007. Faery Festival organiser (Karen Kay) said: I have literally just been informed by Carole Stevens, the manager of Blackmores Night that they will no longer be […]
Read more »Tony Edwards, the first Deep Purple manager, is apparently a big Blackmore’s Night fan. He has contributed liner notes to their new album “Winter Carols”. The album is available on November 7 in USA and Canada, November 24 in Germany and November 27 in the rest of Europe, in Japan and Australia. Thanks to Kevin […]
Read more »A Billboard magazine interview with Montreux Jazz Festival founder Claude Nobs started a rumour that there was a possibility of a one-off reunion of Deep Purple’s classic Mk. II line-up featuring Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord. Everyone involved are now denying this. Here is a comment from Roger Glover: We are NOT looking for Ritchie […]
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Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing