Tag Archives: Deep Purple

Monkees top banana in race for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

September 9, 2011 | Phill | 80

The Monkees received plenty of support for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ►

How does Deep Purple really feel about bootlegs?

July 12, 2011 | Goldmine staff | 4

The first edition of the Hot Wacks guide to bootleg LP and CDs in 1992 detailed 88 Deep Purple releases. Today, that total has probably multiplied by 10. ►

Deep Purple to reissue first three albums in July

July 9, 2011 | Patrick Prince | 0

Eagle Rock Entertainment will re-release “Shades Of Deep Purple,” “The Book Of Taliesyn” and their self-titled third album. All three come with exciting extras. ►

Goldmine’s June issue on newsstands now: Blackmore’s Night, Doo-wop bands

June 23, 2011 | Patrick Prince | 1

There’s still time to pick up our June 2011 issue on the newsstand now. ►

Wendy Dio discusses the metal legacy of her late husband

June 21, 2011 | Patrick Prince | 7

Luminous doesn’t begin to describe Ronnie James Dio’s contribution to rock. From Elf to Black Sabbath, his career was astonishing in its color and in its breadth. ►

Deep Purple goes symphonic

March 29, 2011 | Chris Junior | 0

Almost all of the dates on the band’s first North American tour in four years will feature an orchestra ►

Rock Hall of Fame in a Haze Where Deep Purple is Concerned

March 24, 2011 | Phill | 16

The powerful Deep Purple has thus far been denied entrance to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ►

Yngwie Malmsteen: The music that changed my life

December 28, 2010 | Patrick Prince | 0

Well, we didn’t get 10 albums out of him but we did get six examples that have changed his life. ►

10 Albums that changed Erik Norlander’s life

October 2, 2010 | Patrick Prince | 0

Keyboardist/producer Erik Norlander, perhaps best known for his band (Rocket Scientists) and his wife (vocalist Lana Lane), reveals his favorite albums ►

Harmony Lane: Mumford’s golden tenor voice belied his hard life

April 21, 2010 | Zach Sorscher@fwmedia.com | 3

Unquestionably, one of the most talented, influential 1950s group leads was Eugene Mumford. The North Carolina native lent his golden tenor to the pioneering, influential Larks and later enjoyed his greatest successes fronting Billy Ward’s Dominoes on “Star Dust” and “Deep Purple.” ►