DEEP PURPLE - COME TASTE THE BAND - 35th Anniversary 2 x 180G - VINYL LP - NEW
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DEEP PURPLE - COME TASTE THE BAND 35th Anniversary 2 x 180G VINYL LP
BRAND NEW! (NOT SEALED)
Track Listing : Side 1
1. Comin' Home (2010 Digital Remaster)
2. Lady Luck (2010 Digital Remaster)
3. Gettin' Tighter (2010 Digital Remaster)
4. Dealer (2010 Digital Remaster)
5. I Need Love (2010 Digital Remaster) Side 2
1. Drifter (2010 Digital Remaster)
2. Love Child (2010 Digital Remaster)
3. This Time Around/Owed To 'G' (Medley) (2010 Digital Remaster)
4. You Keep On Moving (2010 Digital Remaster) Side 3
1. Comin' Home (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
2. Lady Luck (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
3. Gettin' Tighter (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
4. Dealer (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
5. I Need Love (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix) Side 4
1. You Keep On Moving (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
2. Love Child (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
3. This Time Around (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
4. Owed To 'G' (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix)
5. The Drifter (2010 Kevin Shirley Remix) 35th Anniversary Limited Edition Collector's 2 LP Gatefold Vinyl Features remastered Original Album plus Kevin Shirley 2010 remixes 180 gram heavyweight vinyl.
Come their tenth studio album Deep Purple were sounding tired. After seven years and four line-ups, their collective creative energy was just about spent. Nothing that a couple of months in the sun couldn’t have cured, perhaps, but that’s not how the rock machine rolls. When you hit paydirt – as Purple had, and then some – you just keep pushing whatever the cost. As it turned out, Come Taste the Band would be the last Deep Purple album for almost a decade. It certainly wasn’t meant to be that way. Originally released in 1975, Come Taste the Band heralded the arrival of new guitarist Tommy Bolin. The former James Gang man had been drafted in to replace founding axeman Ritchie Blackmore, who’d finally quit in protest at the increasingly funky, soulful style Purple had been adopting since vocalist David Coverdale and bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes had replaced Ian Gillan and Roger Glover two years earlier. Bolin’s role was to rejuvenate the band but the results saw them drift further into commercial waters and ever farther from the trademark Purple sound.
Over the course of the next few days I will be selling around 300+ Brand New Vinyl Records! Including LOADS of New Rainbow, Deep Purple, DIO etc!!!
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Europe - £8.64 (Royal Mail Standard Air Mail)
Rest of the World - £13.90 (Royal Mail Standard Air Mail)
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