Deep Purple

Band

Deep Purple

13 albums in 1 Record Tribe collection

On Record Tribe

This Time Around (Live In Tokyo)Deep Purple, 2001On 1 site In Concert With The London Symphony OrchestraDeep Purple, The London Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Paul Mann, 1999On 1 site King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents: Deep Purple In ConcertDeep Purple, 1995On 1 site Gemini Suite LiveDeep Purple And The Orchestra Of The Light Music Society Conducted By Malcolm Arnold, 1993On 1 site Deepest Purple (The Very Best Of Deep Purple)Deep Purple, 1980On 1 site Deep PurpleDeep Purple, 1977On 1 site Last Concert In JapanDeep Purple, 1977On 1 site Made In EuropeDeep Purple, 1976On 1 site BurnDeep Purple, 1974On 1 site Machine HeadDeep Purple, 1972On 1 site Made In JapanDeep Purple, 1972On 1 site Concerto For Group And OrchestraDeep Purple & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Malcolm Arnold, 1969On 1 site California Jamming - Live At The Ontario Speedway April 1974Deep PurpleOn 1 site

About

Hard Rock band from England, United Kingdom.

The band formed in 1968. Along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, they are considered to be among the pioneers of heavy metal and modern hard rock, although some band members believe that their music cannot be categorised as belonging to any one genre. They were once listed by the Guinness Book of World Records as “the loudest pop group”, and have sold over 100 million albums worldwide. Deep Purple were ranked #22 on VH1’s Greatest Artists of Hard Rock programme.

There has been a Deep Purple band in existence since the late 60s, apart from the eight years between 1976 when Mark IV split up and 1984 when Mark II reformed.

Deep Purple were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016.

They went through different line-ups through their history:
Mark I (1968-69):
Vocals: Rod Evans,
Guitar: Ritchie Blackmore,
Bass: Nick Simper,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark II (1969-73, 1984-89, 1992-93):
Vocals: Ian Gillan,
Guitar: Ritchie Blackmore,
Bass: Roger Glover,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark III (1973-75):
Vocals: David Coverdale,
Guitar: Ritchie Blackmore,
Bass and vocals: Glenn Hughes,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark IV (1975-76):
Vocals: David Coverdale,
Guitar: Tommy Bolin,
Bass and vocals: Glenn Hughes,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark V (1989-92):
Vocals: Joe Lynn Turner,
Guitar: Ritchie Blackmore,
Bass: Roger Glover,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark VI (1993-94):
Vocals: Ian Gillan,
Guitar: Joe Satriani,
Bass: Roger Glover,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark VII (1994-2002):
Vocals: Ian Gillan,
Guitar: Steve Morse,
Bass: Roger Glover,
Keyboards: Jon Lord.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark VIII (2002-2022):
Vocals: Ian Gillan,
Guitar: Steve Morse,
Bass: Roger Glover,
Keyboards: Don Airey.
Drums: Ian Paice.

Mark IX (2022-current):
Vocals: Ian Gillan,
Guitar: Simon McBride,
Bass: Roger Glover,
Keyboards: Don Airey.
Drums: Ian Paice.