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Part 1: 1968 to 1976 | Part 2: 1984 to 1999 | Part
3: 2000-05
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Special or unique events:
24 Sept 1969 | 25 Aug 1970 | 17
Sept 1970 | 6 April 1972
1968 - Mk 1
Toured: UK, USA, Scandinavia (toured Denmark as "Roundabout")
Live albums: Inglewood 68
Video:Heavy Metal Pioneers (documentary) features Hush at
the Playboy Club.
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My Little Girl (John Mayall) show-opener on 1968 Danish tour
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Hush (Joe South, Billy Joe Royal)
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And The Address
~White Christmas instrumental (Chet Atkin's version)
~God Save The Queen instrumental
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Kentucky Woman (Neil Diamond)
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I'm So Glad (Skip James, Cream)
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Mandrake Root
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Help (The Beatles)
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Wring That Neck aka Hard Road in US
~Jingle Bells instrumental
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River Deep, Mountain High (Ike & Tina Turner)
~Richard Strauss' Thus Spake Zarathustra (2001: A Space Odyssey)
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Hey Joe (Jimi Hendrix)
'We used to open up with a John Mayall number called "My Little Girl",' says Nick Simper.
-- The Illustrated Deep Purple Biography by Chris Charlesworth, Omnibus 1983
1969 - Mk 1 (Jan-Jul) / Mk 2 (Jul-Dec)
Toured: Europe, Canada, USA (Mk 1)/UK (Mk 2)
Live albums: Kneel & Pray
Mk 1:
Details are very sketchy, so this is a rough estimate based on info received from Brian Jones (no,
not that Brian Jones!).
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Hush (Joe South, Billy Joe Royal)
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And The Address
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Kentucky Woman (Neil Diamond)
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I'm So Glad (Skip James, Cream)
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Emmaretta
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Mandrake Root
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Help (The Beatles)
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The Bird Has Flown
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Lalena (Donovan)
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Wring That Neck aka Hard Road in US
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River Deep, Mountain High (Ike & Tina Turner)
~Richard Strauss' Thus Spake Zarathustra (2001: A Space Odyssey)
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Hey Joe (Jimi Hendrix)
Mk 2:
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And The Address opening bars only, then into...
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Kneel And Pray early version of Speed Kingwith different lyrics
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Into The Fire
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Kentucky Woman only occasionally
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Child In Time
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Mandrake Root
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Wring That Neck aka Hard Road (in US)
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Ritchie's Blues
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Paint It Black instrumental (The Rolling Stones)
~Drum solo
24th September 1969 - Mk 2 with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold
Venue: Royal Albert Hall, London
Live albums: Concerto For Group And Orchestra, Powerhouse
(compilation), New Live And Rare (Japanese compilation), Rare
Live (Japanese compilation), On The Road (4CD
Box Set), Listen Learn Read On (6CD Box Set)
Video: Concerto For Group And Orchestra
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Opening set (without Orchestra):
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Hush
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Wring That Neck
~Jingle Bells instrumental
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Child In Time
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Concerto For Group And Orchestra:
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First Movement - Allegro moderato
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Second Movement - Andante
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Third Movement - Vivace presto
~Drum solo
Encore:
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Third Movement (2nd half)
~Drum solo
The orchestra opened the concert with Arnold's 3 movement "Bird" Symphony No.6, followed
by Deep Purple's short set. Read a long yet excellent review of the whole evening's performance at Malcolm
Arnold's page.
1970 - Mk 2
Toured: Europe
Live albums: Scandinavian Nights, In
Concert, Best On Stage 1970-1985 (compilation), Live
and Blue (Out Of The Mists Of Time)(South African
compilation), Rare Live (Japanese compilation), On
The Road (4CD Box Set), Space Volumes 1 & 2
Videos: Doing Their Thing, Heavy
Metal Pioneers (documentary)
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Speed King aka Kneel And Pray at early performances
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Mumblin' Thing Blues only occasionally
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Hush
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Into The Fire
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Child In Time
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Wring That Neck
~Brubeck's Unsquare Dance
~Bach's Violin Partita no.3 in E Major
~Bach's Gavotte en Rondeau
~Grieg's Morning Mood
~Greensleeves instrumental (composed by Henry VIII, apparently)
~White Christmas instrumental
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Mandrake Root
~The Mule riff
~You Really Got Me (The Kinks)
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Paint It Black instrumental
~Drum solo
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Black Night
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Walking On Down The Line jam with Keith Emerson (from The Nice) at Berlin Peace Festival, 30
March
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Lucille (Little Richard)
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Good Golly Miss Molly (Little Richard) only occasionally
25th August 1970 - Mk 2 with The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Venue: Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles
Live albums: None
Video: None
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First set (without Orchestra) - short regular set (not 100% confirmed):
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Speed King
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Hush
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Wring That Neck
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Mandrake Root
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Child In Time
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Black Night
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Second set - Concerto For Group And Orchestra (edited):
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First Movement - Allegro moderato
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Second Movement - Andante
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Third Movement - Vivace presto
17th September 1970 - Mk 2 with The Orchestra of the Light Music Society
conducted by Malcolm Arnold
Venue: Royal Festival Hall, London
Live albums: Gemini Suite Live, Ritchie
Blackmore - Rock Profile Volume 2 (compilation)
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First Movement: Guitar/Organ incorrectly listed on CD as Guitar/Voice
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Second Movement: Voice/Bass incorrectly listed on CD as Organ/Bass
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Third Movement: Drums/Finale
The orchestra opened the concert with Gershwin's 'Rhapsody In Blue'. Read a long yet excellent
review of the whole evening's performance at Malcolm
Arnold's page.
1971 - Mk 2
Toured: Europe, Canada, USA
Albums: Ritchie Blackmore - Rock Profile, Volume 1
(compilation which features 2 tracks (No No No and Highway Star) from the German TV show, The
Beat Club, in September 1971), On The Road
(4CD Box Set), Listen Learn Read On (6CD Box Set)
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Yodel (Traditional) only at some shows in Europe
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Speed King
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Strange Kind of Woman
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Child In Time
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No One Came only at Camden Arts Festival, 28 April
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Wring That Neckintroduced on US leg
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Paint It Black
~Drum solo
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Demon's Eye
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Anyone's Daughteronly at some shows
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Into The Fireonly at some shows
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No No Noonly at some shows
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Highway Star
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Mandrake Root
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Black Night
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Lucille
A show in Chicago on the 24th October was performed as a 4-piece with Roger on vocals as Ian Gillan
was ill. The rest of the tour was cancelled.
1972 - Mk 2
Toured: Europe, USA, Canada, Japan
Live albums: Live In Denmark 1972, Made In Japan, Live In Japan, In Concert, Powerhouse (compilation), On
The Road (4CD Box Set), Listen Learn Read On
(6CD Box Set)
Videos: Scandinavian Nights - Live In Denmark 1972 (not
the same as the Scandinavian Nights CD), Heavy
Metal Pioneers (documentary)
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Highway Star
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Smoke On The Water
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No No No only occasionally
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Child In Time
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The Mule
~Drum Solo
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Strange Kind Of Woman
~Guitar/vocal interplay
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Lazy
~Benny Goodman's Bach Goes To Town
~Alfven's Midsommarvarka (Swedish Rhapsody, no.1, op.19)
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Never Before only occasionally
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Maybe I'm A Leo only occasionally
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Space Truckin'
~Fools guitar solo
~Mandrake Root instrumental
~Holst's The Planets: Jupiter
~Dvorak's 9th Symphony (New World)
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Fireball only occasionally
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Speed King
~Who Do You Love (Bo Diddley)
~Jingle Bells instrumental
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Black Night
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Lucille
6th April 1972 - Mk 2, performance in Quebec, Canada without Ritchie, but
with the late Randy California (died January 1997) from Spirit. Ritchie was ill and the band had
played as a 4-piece on the 31st March at Flint, Michigan, then rehearsed with Al Kooper, but
actually played with Randy for this one-off concert.
Live albums: None (would be interesting to hear, though not even a tape exists!)
Set list not 100% confirmed.
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Highway Star
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Smoke On The Water
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Child In Time with Randy on slide guitar
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The Mule
~Drum Solo
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Strange Kind Of Woman
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Lazy
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When A Blind Man Cries the first time this track was ever played live!
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Space Truckin'
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Fireball
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Speed King
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Black Night
1973 - Mk 2
Toured: Europe, USA, Japan
Live albums: None
Last Mk II concert was in Osaka, Japan on the 29th June.
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Highway Star
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Smoke On The Water
~Rule Brittania
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Strange Kind Of Woman
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Child In Time
~Still I'm Sad (The Yardbirds)
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Mary Long
~God Save The Queen instrumental
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Lazy
~Drum solo
~The Mule instrumental
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Space Truckin'
~2001: A Space Odyssey
~Sunshine Of Your Love instrumental (Cream)
~A 200 theme
~Greensleeves instrumental
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Black Night
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Lucille
Ritchie in particular is metamorphising into the guitar god we all loved, in that time frame. His
work on [the bootlegs] Long Beach 73, Rainbow Theater 73 and MkII Final Truckin'
is some of the hottest of his career. Lord is impressive, Gillan is in fine form, and the Glover/Paice
team is a monster. It's unfortunate they couldn't have survived somehow, the concerts for the most
part are great.
-- Jim Collins, January 1999
1974 - Mk 3
Toured: Europe, USA
Live albums: Live In London, Live
At The California Jam, Rare Live (Japanese
compilation), On The Road (4CD Box Set), Listen
Learn Read On (6CD Box Set), Perks & Tit
Videos: California Jam, Heavy
Metal Pioneers (documentary)
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Burn
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Might Just Take Your Life
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Lay Down Stay Down
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Mistreated
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Guitar introduction
~Lazy into...
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Smoke On The Water
~Vocal Improvisations aka Blues Forever vocal improvisations by Glenn
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You Fool No One
~Lazy instrumental
~Bach's Toccata in Dm
~Hava Nagila (Traditional)
~Bach's Jesu Joy Of Man's Desiring
~Blues guitar/organ interplay
~Man On The Silver Mountain (Rainbow) instrumental
~Still I'm Sad instrumental
~Drum solo
~The Mule instrumental
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Space Truckin'
~Vocal Improvisations
~I Can't Stand It Without You
~2001: A Space Odyssey
~Child In Time instrumental
~Gypsy Eyes (Jimi Hendrix)
~I'm Gonna Love You
~Bass solo
~Synthesizer solo
~Greensleeves instrumental
~I Know That You Really Love Me
~Dance To The Rock 'n Roll
~Highball Shooter
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What's Going On Here only occasionally
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Goin' Down (Don Nix, Freddie King)
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Highway Star only added in May
1975 - Mk 3 (Jan - April) / Mk 4 (Nov - Dec)
Toured: Australia, Europe (Mk 3)/Japan, Hawaii, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Jakarta (Mk 4)
Live albums: Made In Europe, Mk
III: The Final Concerts aka Archive Alive!,
Live and Blue (Out Of The Mists Of Time)
(South African compilation), Rare Live (Japanese
compilation) Last Concert In Japan, This Time
Around - Live 1975, On The Road (4CD Box Set), Listen
Learn Read On (6CD Box Set)
Videos: Deep Purple Rises Over Japan, Heavy
Metal Pioneers (documentary)
Mk 3:
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Burn
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Stormbringer
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The Gypsy
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Lady Double Dealer
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Mistreated
~Lazy instrumental
~Rock Me Baby (B.B. King)
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Smoke On The Water
~Vocal Improvisations aka Blues Forever vocal improvisations by Glenn
~With A Little Help From My Friends
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You Fool No One
~Lazy instrumental
~Bach's Toccata in Dm
~Hava Nagila (Traditional)
~Bach's Jesu Joy Of Man's Desiring
~Blues guitar/organ interplay
~Man On The Silver Mountain (Rainbow) instrumental
~Still I'm Sad instrumental
~Drum solo
~The Mule instrumental
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Space Truckin'
~Vocal Improvisations
~I Can't Stand It Without You
~2001: A Space Odyssey
~Child In Time instrumental
~Gypsy Eyes (Jimi Hendrix)
~I'm Gonna Love You
~Bass solo
~Synthesizer solo
~Greensleeves instrumental
~I Know That You Really Love Me
~Dance To The Rock And Roll
~Highball Shooter
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Goin' Down (Don Nix, Freddie King)
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Highway Star
Mk 4:
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Burn
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Lady Luck
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Love Child
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Getting Tighter
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Smoke On The Water
~Georgia On My Mind (Ray Charles)
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Wild Dogs (Tommy Bolin)
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I Need Love
~Soldier Of Fortune
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Jon Lord solo
~Woman From Tokyo instrumental
~Bach's Toccata in Dm
~Beethoven's Für Elise
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Lazy
~Drum solo
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Homeward Strut (Tommy Bolin) (incorrectly listed on some CDs as 'The Grind')
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This Time Around
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Owed To G this instrumental coda for 'This Time Around' is not always listed on CDs
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Tommy Bolin Guitar solo
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Drifter
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You Keep On Moving
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Stormbringer
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Highway Star
Three songs from this record [Tommy Bolin's Teaser] - "Wild Dogs", "Marching
Power" [Powder] and "Homeward Strut" - would soon be incorporated into Deep
Purple's stage repertoire...
Five new songs - "Lady Luck", "Gettin' Tighter", "Dealer", "Love
Child" and "This Time Around" with it's instrumental coda subtitled "Owed To G"
- were incorporated into a new live act as well as the three songs from Bolin's own album. Four old
songs were retained: "Burn" which opened the show, "You Fool No-One", the
lengthy "Space Truckin'" and the Deep Purple anthem "Smoke On The Water" which
Tommy Bolin played in fifths as opposed to block chord riffs that Blackmore had originally used. "Highway
Star" was also retained for encores.
-- The Illustrated Deep Purple Biography by Chris Charlesworth, Omnibus 1983
Incidentally, Chris Charlesworth's official biography is wrong in the set lists it gives for this
period.
-- Matthew Kean in "Record Collector #222" (February 1998)
I have never heard a tape of mark 4 performing either 'You Fool No One' or 'Space Truckin''
-- Michael Richards, July 1998, author of "Deep Purple: Live Cassette Analysis"
1976 - Mk 4
Toured: USA
Live albums: On The Wings Of A Russian Foxbat, Live
and Blue (Out Of The Mists Of Time)(South
African compilation), Rare Live (Japanese
compilation), On The Road (4CD Box Set), Listen
Learn Read On (6CD Box Set)
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Burn
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Lady Luck
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Love Child
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Getting Tighter
~I Know That You Really Love Me
~Dance To The Rock 'n Roll
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Smoke On The Water
~Georgia On My Mind
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Lazy
~Bach's Toccata in Dm
~Grieg's In The Hall Of The Mountain King
~Drum solo
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Comin' Home only at Springfield 26 January
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Homeward Strut
(Tommy Bolin) (incorrectly listed on some CDs as 'The Grind')
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This Time Around
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Owed To G this instrumental coda for 'This Time Around' is not always listed on CDs
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Tommy Bolin Solo
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Dealer only occasionally
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Stormbringer
~Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again) (Sly & the Family Stone)
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Going Down
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Highway Star
~Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly)
Part 1: 1968 to 1976 | Part 2: 1984 to 1999 | Part
3: 2000-05
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