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Alphabetical Song List A to C
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Discography Index
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AA 200Mk3 (Blackmore/Lord/Paice): instrumental from Burn. Almost Human Mk 7 (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Morse/Paice): from Abandon. Live version released on Total Abandon - Australia '99 CD and Total Abandon - Australia '99 video/DVD. And The Address Mk 1 (Blackmore/Lord): instrumental from Shades Of Deep Purple. Released as the b-side of Flight Of The Rat single in Australia 1970. Performed live on the 'Playboy After Dark' TV Show in Los Angeles, California on 23 October 1968 (along with Hush), but not officially released. Recorded live at the BBC on 28 September 1969 by Mk 2 but not officially released. A 2003 remix was released on The Early Years CD in March 2004. Anthem Mk 1 (Lord/Evans): from The Book Of Taliesyn. Anya Mk 2c (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord): from The Battle Rages On. An edited version [4.57] vs [6.28] was released as a single in Europe 1993 coupled with One Man's Meat. Performed live at Stuttgart, Germany in October 1993 and released on Come Hell Or High Water CD. The video of Come Hell Or High Water features the 9 November 1993 performance from Birmingham, England. The Around The World 1995-1999 and Bombay Calling videos/DVDs include a performance recorded in Bombay, India in April 1995. Anyone's Daughter Mk 2 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice): from Fireball. Released on the b-side of Fireball single in US. Recorded live in Birmingham, England on 9 November 1993 and released as a single with the incorrect title of Anybody's Daughter in October 1994; re-issued in December 1994 with the title corrected. This live version was released on Come Hell Or High Water CD and Come Hell Or High Water video/DVD. Any Fule Kno That Mk 7 (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Morse/Paice): from Abandon. The radio edit (aka "clean version" with the swearing edited out) was released as a single coupled with the album version of the same track. April Mk 1 (Blackmore/Lord): from Deep Purple. An edited version titled April, part 1 [3.57] vs [12.10] was released on the b-side of Hallelujah (Mk 2's first recording). April, part 1 can also be found on the original Singles A's and B's album and CD, but not on the Singles A's and B's 1993 CD re-issue. The Aviator Mk 7 (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Morse/Paice): This Purpendicular track first appeared as an instrumental unplugged song played in the studios of South African radio station 5fm on 23 March 1995 by Steve Morse, Roger Glover and Jon Lord. It was introduced by Jon as The Highland (often listed by bootleggers as The Highlander). It has not been officially released. A radio edit of The Aviator [3.59] vs [5.20] was released as a promo single. BBack To BackMk 8: from Rapture Of The Deep. Backwards Piano Mk 2 (Lord): this piano bit was originally reversed and used as the ending for No One Came. This short [0.54] instrumental from the Fireball sessions was released on the Anniversary Edition of Fireball in 1997. Bad Attitude Mk 2b (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord): from The House Of The Blue Light. The vinyl version of this album used an edit [4.43] vs [5.04]. This edited version was released on the Progression compilation CD in Germany in 1993. An even more severe edit [3.44 vinyl/ 3.57 CD] was released as a single along with Black And White. The CD single version [3.57] was released on the Shades (1968-1998) 4CD box set. Another edit [4.28] of this song was released on The Video Singles video. This song was recorded live in Phoenix, Arizona on 30 May 1987 and released on Nobody's Perfect (Vinyl only). The live version, which starts with Ian Gillan reciting The Teddy Bear's Picnic, was released as a track on the Hush '88 CD single and eventually on the Nobody's Perfect 2CD re-issue in 1999. It was also released on the On The Road 4CD box set in 2001. Bananas Mk 8 (Airey/Gillan/Glover/Morse/Paice): from Bananas Bass Solo - Roger Glover Mk 5, 7 & 8 (Roger Glover): Roger doesn't seem to solo much but he can be heard of some live versions of Pictures Of Home, Fire In The Basement and Speed King. And of course on Bass from Gemini Suite Live. Bass Solo - Glenn Hughes Mk 3 (Glenn Hughes): Glenn lets rip on some live versions of Space Truckin'. The Battle Of New Orleans Mk 7 (Jimmy Driftwood): live snippet during Speed King on 2001 European tour with vocals by Roger Glover. This song was made popular by Johnny Horton in 1959 (US #1/UK #20) and also by Lonnie Donegan (UK #2 in 1959). It was retitled 'Mexico' when done by the Les Humphries Singers in 1972. The Battle Rages On Mk 2c (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice): from The Battle Rages On. Recorded live in Birmingham on 9 November 1993 and released on Come Hell Or High Water video/DVD (but not on the CD). Also recorded live in Bombay, India on 8 April 1995 and released on Bombay Calling video/DVD. Beethoven Mk 2c (Ludwig von Beethoven, arranged by Blackmore/Lord): 'Beethoven' is the name given to this medley of Difficult To Cure and Jon Lord's solo which also included Beethoven's Für Elise. Recorded live in Birmingham on 9 November 1993 and released on Come Hell Or High Water video/DVD (but not on the CD). Before Time Began Mk 8: from Rapture Of The Deep. The Bird Has Flown Mk 1 & Mk 2 (Evans/Blackmore/Lord): three different versions exist of this song: the "demo" or "US single" version, the "album" version and the "BBC" version. US single A demo was recorded in January 1969 and released on the b-side of Emmaretta in the US. This version has come to be known as the "US single version". This version was released on The Singles A's and B's CD re-issue in 1993, the French Smoke On The Water - The Best Of in 1994, 30: The Very Best (2CD), Shades (1968-1998) 4CD box set and Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set. Also released as a bonus track on the 2000 CD re-issue of Deep Purple. Album The album version was recorded during February & March 1969 and released on Deep Purple in June 1969. It was also released on an EP single in Mexico in 1977 (listed as El Vuelo Del Pajaro). BBC Deep Purple Mark 2 recorded this track for the BBC on 11 August 1969 and it was released as a track on New, Live And Rare Volume 3 EP in 1980. It remained (officially) unreleased on CD until the Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set in 2002. Black And White Mk 2b (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord): from The House Of The Blue Light. Edited [3.44] vs [4.39] and released as a single along with Bad Attitude. Black Night Mk 2 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice): recorded in May 1970 at the end of the In Rock sessions at the request of the managers who wanted to know where the single from the album was. The full-length version [4.47] remained unreleased until Roger Glover remixed it for the 1995 Anniversary Edition of In Rock. The single edit [3.28] was released in June 1970 backed by Speed King, Living Wreck or Into The Fire depending on the country. It first appeared on an album on the Mark I & II compilation in 1974 and has been released on many vinyl and CD compilations since then, including the 1995 Anniversary Edition of In Rock which is probably the best place for it. Recorded at the BBC on 23 September 1970, but only officially released on the Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set in 2002 Live Performances Mk 2 & 7 Black Night has been recorded live on numerous occasions. The most well-known is probably the encore version recorded in Tokyo on 17 August 1972 during the famous Made In Japan concerts, but not released on the original album. This live version was first released as the b-side of Woman From Tokyo in Italy and France in 1973. In Germany (in 1973) and Japan (in 1975) it was used as the a-side. First release on an album was the 24 Carat Purple compilation in 1975. It was also released on the Powerhouse rarities collection in 1977 and on the New, Live And Rare (Volume 1) EP, also in 1977. Released on CD on the Singles A's and B's in 1993. On the 2CD 25th Anniversary Edition of Made in Japan (1998) it appeared as a longer version [6.17] vs [4.59] with the warm-up section intact. More live versions can be found on the following releases: Scandinavian Nights CD, Scandinavian Nights video, Live In Denmark 1972, Live in Japan, Knebworth '85, Nobody's Perfect, Come Hell Or High Water CD, Come Hell Or High Water video/DVD, Live At The Olympia '96, Live And Blue (Out Of The Mists Of Time), Total Abandon CD, Total Abandon video/DVD, On The Road, New, Live & Rare - The Bootleg Collection 1984-2000, Live At Rotterdam Ahoy, The Soundboard Series, Listen Learn Read On. Black Night was also performed as an instrumental unplugged version in a medley with Child in Time on South African radio station 5fm on 23 March 1995 by Steve Morse, Roger Glover and Jon Lord. No official release exists. Interesting note: The melody for Black Night was based on Summertime by Ricky Nelson, which can also be heard on We Ain't Got Nothing Yet by the Blue Magoos. Ritchie took his guitar and played a riff, which sounded awfully great for me. "You did it, this is going to be our single", I was excited, but Ritchie said "Absolutely no way, it is 'Summertime' by Ricky Nelson". With drunken stubborness I held that idea and finally I had my way.Blackmore's Blues: see Blues Blind Mk 1 (Lord): from Deep Purple A 2003 remix was released on The Early Years CD in March 2004. Bloodsucker aka Bludsucker Mk 2 & 7 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice): from In Rock, re-recorded in 1998 and released on Abandon with spelling changed to Bludsucker. A BBC session was recorded 21 April 1970 and released on Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set. Recorded live in January 1998 and released on Around The World 1995-1999 video. Also recorded live in Australia on 20 April 1999 and released on Total Abandon CD and Total Abandon video/DVD. Bludsucker see Bloodsucker Blues Mk 2, 3 & 5 (Ritchie Blackmore): The names Blues, Ritchie's Blues and Blackmore's Blues have been used by a number of bootleggers and reviewers to refer to the blues introduction that Ritchie used on the 1969, 1987 and 1991 tours. This intro appeared before songs like Paint It Black (1969), Dead Or Alive (1987), Lazy, Difficult To Cure or Smoke On The Water (all 1991). The name Blues has also been used to describe the slow guitar/organ interplay during some versions of You Fool No One on the 1974-75 Mk 3 tours. This "slow blues" section is very similar to the sub-section titled Blues during the Man On The Silver Mountain/ Starstruck medley from Rainbow's live album Rainbow On Stage (1977). More: Other blues-style songs include When A Blind Man Cries, You're Gonna Ruin Me, Statesboro' Blues, Pirate Blues, Don't Make Me Happy and Turtle Island Shuffle. Blues Forever Mk 3 (Hughes): This is the bootleggers' title for Glenn Hughes' vocal improvisations during some live performances of Smoke On The Water. Blues Improvisation Mk 7: This is the bootleggers' title for You're Gonna Ruin Me (aka 'Gonna Let You Go') from the Live at Rockline performance in May 2000. The Boys Are Back In Town Mk 7 (Phil Lynott): short excerpt of the Thin Lizzy classic used as a show opener on the 1999 European tour. No official release. Breakfast In Bed Mk 5 (Blackmore/Glover/Turner): from Slaves And Masters Burn Mk 3 (Blackmore/Lord/Paice/Coverdale): from Burn. An edited version [4.28] vs [6.00] was released on a single in 1974 with Coronarias Redig on the b-side. This single edit was released on CD on Smoke On The Water - The Best Of (France 1994) and 30: The Very Best (1CD). The Japanese 3CD Purple Chronicles compilation from 1993 included 2 other edits [3.42] and [4.45]; not sure of the origin of these (The [4.45] edit could be the live version released on New, Live And Rare Volume 2 EP in 1978, see below). The Malaysian Soldier Of Fortune compilation in 1994 also used an unidentified edit [4.51]. Live Performances Mk 3 & 4 Released on: California Jamming, Live At The California Jam video, Live In London, On The Road 4CD box set, The Anthology (1991 CD version), Perks & Tit, Made In Europe, Mk III The Final Concerts, Last Concert In Japan, This Time Around, On The Wings Of A Russian Foxbat, Live And Blue (Out Of The Mists Of Time), Deep Purple Rises Over Japan video. An edited version (4.47) of the Made In Europe track was released on New, Live And Rare Volume 2 EP in 1978. An instrumental live snippet [0.25] was included during Speed King on the Come Hell Or High Water CD. CCall Of The WildMk2b (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord): from The House Of Blue Light. Cascades: I'm Not Your Lover Mk 7 (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Morse/Paice): from Purpendicular. A live version was released on Live At The Olympia '96. A Castle Full Of Rascals Mk 7 (Gillan/Glover/Lord/Morse/Paice): from Purpendicular. Chasing Shadows Mk 1 (Lord/Paice): from Deep Purple. Child In Time Mk 2 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice): from In Rock. Edited into 2 sections, part 1 [6.07] and part 2 [4.12] and released as a single in Belgium and Holland in 1970. Part 2 was released on 30: The Very Best (1CD). Recorded at the BBC on 23 September 1970, but only officially released on the Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set in 2002. Live Performances Mk 2 & 7 Performed as part of the opening set for Concerto For Group And Orchestra on 24 September 1969, but not released on the original album. This live version first appeared on the Powerhouse rarities album in 1977. Also released on New, Live And Rare compilation CD in Japan in 1989. Released on Concerto... CD re-issues in 1990 and 2002. Child In Time was filmed live for Granada TV on 14 July 1970 and released on Doing Their Thing video. More live versions can be found on the following releases: Kneel & Pray, In Concert, Scandinavian Nights CD, Scandinavian Nights video, Live In Denmark 1972, Made In Japan, Live in Japan, 24 Carat Purple, The Mark 2 Purple Singles, Nobody's Perfect, Come Hell Or High Water CD, Come Hell Or High Water video/DVD, Live And Blue (Out Of The Mists Of Time), On The Road, New, Live & Rare - The Bootleg Collection 1984-2000, Around The World 1995-1999 video, Bombay Calling video/DVD. An instrumental live snippet made a brief appearance during Jon Lord's solo on Space Truckin' from Mk III The Final Concerts. Unplugged - Mk 7 Child In Time was also performed as an instrumental unplugged version in a medley with Black Night on South African radio station 5fm on 23 March 1995 by Steve Morse, Roger Glover and Jon Lord. Not officially released. Interesting note: Deep Purple admits to "borrowing" the beginning of Child In Time from It's A Beautiful Day's Bombay Calling. It's A Beautiful Day then used the tune of Wring That Neck for Don And Dewey on their Marrying Maiden album as a sort-of exchange. On the musical side, there used to be this song Bombay Calling by a band called It's A Beautiful Day. It was fresh and original, when Jon was one day playing it on his keyboard. It sounded good, and we thought we'd play around with it, change it a bit and do something new keeping that as a base. - Ian Gillan, extract from a DPAS interview 3rd May 2002Clearly Quite Absurd Mk 8: from Rapture Of The Deep. Comin' Home Mk 4 (Bolin/Coverdale/Paice): from Come Taste The Band. Concerto For Group And Orchestra - First Movement: Moderato Allegro Mk 2 & 7 (Lord): from Concerto For Group And Orchestra album and Concerto For Group And Orchestra video (though slightly edited). Severely edited [2.40] vs [19.05] and released on the a-side of a promotional single in 1970. EMI put together two edited pieces from the First and Second movements of "The Concerto" and issued them as a very rare Harvest 7" promotional single. - Simon Robinson, Listen Learn Read On Box Set booklet, 2002.Re-recorded in 1999 and released on In Concert with the LSO 2CD and In Concert with the LSO video/DVD. Concerto For Group And Orchestra - Second Movement: Andante Mk 2 & 7 (Lord/Gillan): from Concerto For Group And Orchestra album (split over 2 sides of the vinyl) and Concerto For Group And Orchestra video. Severely edited [3.14] vs [19.00] and released on the b-side of a promotional single in 1970. EMI put together two edited pieces from the First and Second movements of "The Concerto" and issued them as a very rare Harvest 7" promotional single. - Simon Robinson, Listen Learn Read On Box Set booklet, 2002.Re-recorded in 1999 and released on In Concert with the LSO 2CD and In Concert with the LSO video/DVD. Concerto For Group And Orchestra - Third Movement: Vivace Presto Mk 2 & 7 (Lord): from Concerto For Group And Orchestra album and Concerto For Group And Orchestra video (though slightly edited). Re-recorded in 1999 and released on In Concert with the LSO 2CD and In Concert with the LSO video/DVD. Concerto For Group And Orchestra - Third Movement: Vivace Presto (Reprise) Mk 2 (Lord): this was the encore from the Royal Albert Hall concert on 24 September 1969 which had remained unreleased until it was remixed by Jonathan Allen in April 2001 for the special edition 2CD re-issue of Concerto For Group And Orchestra. Also released on the Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set in 2002. Concerto For Group And Orchestra aka Radio Spot for Concerto Mk 2 (Lord/Gillan): Promo single for radio play only released by Warner Brothers America in 1970. It is mostly the second movement, 'What shall I do.....', a bit of the guitar break, intro and end of the final movement. The whole thing is sixty seconds long, with a voice-over running throughout that ends with, 'Clean sound for the kitty-box of your mind, from Warner Bros records and tapes!' Same again on the b-side. - Nigel Young, October 2001.Contact Lost Mk 8 (Morse): from Bananas This bittersweet instrumental finale of the 'Bananas' album, was inspired by the tragic loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia on February 1st, 2003.Coronarias Redig Mk 3 (Blackmore/Lord/Paice): instrumental out-take from the Burn sessions. Released on the b-side of the Burn and Might Just Take Your Life singles. Released on the 3-track EP New, Live And Rare Volume 2 in the UK 1978. First appearance on an album was on The Anthology (the vinyl version) in 1985. Appeared on CD on the Japanese Purple Chronicles 3CD box set in 1993, Singles A's and B's (1993), Shades (1968-1998) 4CD box set and on the Listen Learn Read On 6CD box set. Cozmic Jazz Mk 2b (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Paice/Lord): instrumental studio jam from the Perfect Strangers sessions in 1984. Only officially released in Japan on the promo version of Knocking At Your Back Door in 1992. Cry Free Mk 2 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice): out-take from the In Rock sessions. Probably recorded sometime in January 1970. Released on the Powerhouse rarities album in 1977. Also appeared on the Japanese compilation New, Live And Rare in 1989 and on the Japanese Purple Chronicles 3CD box set in 1993. Remixed by Roger Glover in 1995 and released on the Anniversary Edition of In Rock and also on the Shades (1968-1998) 4CD box set. The Cut Runs Deep Mk 5 (Blackmore/Glover/Turner/Lord/Paice): from Slaves And Masters |
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