DEEP PURPLE DIGEST #33
In this issue:
Morse still in DP
Bonnett
Butterflies
UH compares to DP
Best DP Sound
JL Mentoring
Wizards and B-flies
Where the Morse rumor started
Thank goodness it's just a rumor
Rainbow and JLT
Wizard's Convention
Blackmore's Night
Ritchie's Home
Daze may come...
B-ball and WC
Steve Morse Review
B-Ball
Grace
Whitesnake
Remasters and Reissues
WC and B-Ball
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-----Original Message-----
From: Svante Pettersson
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 10:43 AM
Subject: Steve Morse still in DP
On Thu, 26 Nov 1998, Daniel Reichberg wrote:
> Yesterday I heard a rumour saying that Steve has left the band, his
> replacement being Joakim Marsh (Spellbound/Glenn Hughes). I feel quite
> sure this isn't true, but I'd still like to hear if anyone else has
> heard this rumour. Where does it come from?
Well, where did you hear the rumour? Steve Morse is still the guitar
player in Deep Purple. Jocke Marsh is recording Glenn Hughes' new album.
Take care,
/Svante Pettersson,
Editor, The Highway Star - http://www.deep-purple.com/
Deep Purple Family Tree Website - http://deep-purple.family-tree.org/
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-----Original Message-----
From: Guillaume Labrecque
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: Graham Bonnet
>-----Original Message-----
>From: John A. Robinson
>To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
>Date: Monday, November 23, 1998 11:46 PM
>Subject: Graham Bonnet
>
>
>Hello saw your post on the DP letters. As a huge Bonnet fan I wanted to
>say I'd heard he was in the LA area doing voice overs for commercials.
>Recently he was also credited in these same pages as appearing on one or
>two albums but I don't remember who it was with. Perhaps back editions
>of the DP letters are available with this info . Good luck Regards John
Hello,
I'm also a fan of Graham Bonnet. The best albums (IMO) which he sings on
are MSG-Assault attack, RAINBOW-Down to earth, ALCATRAZZ-Disturbing the
peace and IMPELLITERRI-Stand in line. The last album he did, from what I
know, was with the band BLACKTHORNE in 1993. The album is called Afterlife
and it's pretty good heavy metal/hard rock. The guitar player is Bob (or
Bruce?) Kulick, not the one who played in Kiss but his brother I think.
After Bonnet quit (or was kicked out, I don't know), the Blackthorne guys
got David Glenn Eisley on vox and changed the name of the band to
MURDERER'S ROW. They only released one album, which was good.
Does someone know if Mr. Bonnet will make a return in the hard rock/metal
industry soon? His voice is missed here...
Guillaume
Quebec City, Canada
P.S. The band KENZINER has an album out named Timescape, which is pretty
good neoclassical metal with a great guitarist. The interesting point is
that the singer has a very similar voice to Graham Bonnet...
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-----Original Message-----
From: BSchwanke(at-a-domain-named)aol.com
To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 12:25 PM
Subject: Butterflies, Wizards, Links, Books, Blackmore Fanclub, Charts &
Mailing Lists
Hi all!
I have a CD which includes Butterfly Ball and Wizard Convention both:
Connoisseur Collection, VSOP CD 139
Four numbers of Wizard's Convention are missing because of lack of disc
space.
Links: that Whitesnake unplugged review Kevin mentioned is on my page. It
hasn't been written by myself. A friend of mine from Singapore wrote it..
I ordered a new book with the Topic of Deep Purple earlier today. It's name
is
"A life in Purple" and it's written by a German fan called Ingo Jansen. I'll
let you know more about it when I have it. I sent the author an email
yesterday and he seems to be a very kind of person...some reviews about
those
book in German Metal Mags say that it's very good and includes: 400 pages of
anecdotes, album & concert reviews, a complete tree of all bandmembers,
lyrics
for all of DP's songs (can't be true!?!).
The book is written in German and the first edition is limited on 500
copies.
Contact
JansenIngo(at-a-domain-named)aol.com for more infos....
Rainer, the guy from Ritchie's German Online Fanclub offers now a new
fanletter...It's written in German and it contains 100!!! pages of Ritchie
news, interviews and real photos...Rainer was on tour with Blackmore's Night
and has 150 photos from the tour on his page. The price for this is DM 20,-
(in Germany incl. package).
For more infos mail: ritchieblackmore(at-a-domain-named)topmail.de (this is not Ritchie's
address of course .-..it's Rainer's) the page URL is: http://home.t-
online.de/Rainer.D well worth checking for all those photos and very
interesting guitar tabs...
Mark Welch from the English Blackmore Fan Club "More Black than Purple" is
going to fly over to Hamburg to do an interview with Axel Rudi Pell on Dec
12th. The interview will be published in Ritchie's Fanzine Vol.11.
I'm going to see Axel live on Dec. 13th in Bochum..is anyone from this list
going to see him play somewhere? I need some concert reviews for my page...I
already have people who want to review shows from Hamburg and Bochum but
what
about Munich and Ludwigsburg for example???? :-)
Charts: I received German Magazine Rock Hard a couple of days ago (No.139)
and
I found some German album chart entries inside..here are couple by the
biggest
bands from today :-):
band highest position
Kiss 3
Hammerfall 15
Aerosmith 21
Black Sabbath 40
Axel Rudi Pell 58
Judas Priest 63
Deep Purple 73 -> 30 Years Best of
Bruce Dickinson 76
Stratovarius 89
I was wondering..did the new Purple Best of album chart anywhere else???
Just
curios: Sabbath and Priest are selling more records than Purple with a
double
live album???
The Blackmore Mailing List is already running. A couple of people joined in
including my co-writer for my page, Alanna Davis. She's running an own
interesting web site herself: It's called Rainbow Flame's Metal
Domain....guess what's it's about. It also features stuff about Yngwie, Axel
Rudi Pell, Virgin Steele and Stratovarius and possibly everthingy Joe Lynn
Turner has ever done - he's her alltime fave :-)
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studio/2786
Oh my dear, this got long...to Dean: I know what you're doing in front of
the
computer the whole day...editing stuff, updating homepages, answering mails
and writing...moderating mailing lists :-)
Take care,
Birgitt
{Dean Webb: actually, it's not an all-day thing. I get ahead, I get
behind... when it's slow at work, I get ahead. In fact, I started the list
just to make sure I'd always have something to do. A couple hours here and
there is all it takes. I really enjoy it, too.}
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Hoffman
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 3:26 PM
Subject: Re: Deep Purple Digest #32
All old-school Deep Purple Fans......
I came across a highly recommended CD at Best Buy the other day-
Uriah Heep "Classic Heep an Anthology". I think it has been out
a little while, I remember reading about it's release on one of Heep's
Web sites, but considered it a good find at Best Buy.
It's a very comprehensive collection, and includes a lengthy essay from
St. Louis's/Ampeg's very own Ken Hensley (member 70 to 1980). Ken was
certainly not the Hammond B-3 player that Jon Lord is, but it certainly
contributed to Heep's similar style to DP's back in the early 70's.
Lot's of similarities ...Deep Purple has "Child in Time" Heep has
"July Morning" etc., etc. The song- "The Wizard" will go down as one of
the best songs of the 70's, in my book- no doubt. Classic stuff!
Speaking of "Wizards"- Those that were inquiring (Eric) about
Glover's Butterfly Ball, and the Wizard's Convention, There was a
re-release two years ago on CD- I believe. In fact, there was a third
CD, that was kind of a best of, or included alternate/ bonus tracks- I
can't remember for sure, they were available through Jart, the best
source on-line/mail order, I've found for anything Purple. Also there
was an in-depth description of these CD's on Eddie Hardin's web site, I
think he was involved with the re-release production.
Although, far from the rock format- Dio's , Coverdales, and
especially Glenn's Trapezish "Get Ready" contributions are killer on the
Butterfly Ball album- it's just a bummer that all the cool songs are
just so dang short!
Mark
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-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Tiplady
To: DP List
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 5:42 PM
Subject: Best DP sound
My favourite one off sound has to be Ritchies duff note in SOTW from Made In
Japan. Cmon , EVERYONE knows that one surely ? It goes ... duh duh duuuhhh
duh duh duh twang ! duh duh duuuhhh duh duh ! It sticks in my mind every
time I hear SOTW.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Eduardo Avello
To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 7:33 PM
Subject: My comments on Jon Lord's mentoring.
I think Jon Lord has already been mentoring dozens of professional
keyboard players in one way or the other for the last three decades.
Gregg Giuffria, David Bryan, Alan Fitzgerald, to name just a few, were
all strongly influenced by Jon Lord’s playing technique.
>From my point of view, I don’t see a new generation of keyboard players
that truly follow the trends of Jon Lord. Sure, many talented and
classically trained keyboardists make use of some “Lordy” licks while
playing their state of the art digital workstation keyboards. But most
of them don’t seem to be getting it right. Jon Lord isn’t great because
of the way he plays the piano or the synthesizers (don’t get me wrong,
I’m Jon Lord’s #1 fan, but this is the way I see it). Jon Lord is great
because of the masterful way he introduced the Hammond organ into rock
music. And he has sticked to this instrument up to present day. Jon
started playing the Hammond organ prior to joining Deep Purple. His
keyboard rig has featured many keyboard brands and models (Minimoog and
Polymoog analog synths , ARP Odyssey analog synths, Rhodes and Yamaha
electric pianos, Yamaha DX7 and Korg M1 digital synths, just to name
just some that come to my mind). But one instrument that has never left
and will never leave his keyboard rig is his Hammond organ, which will
be firing up a couple of Leslie cabinets. This is the difference. This
is what most young rock keyboard players aren’t getting. You can’t
follow Jon Lord’s path without having been previously charmed by the
Hammond organ. Playing a Hammond organ isn’t just about reproducing your
previously well learned licks on your favourite keyboard synth. Why is
it that Jon Lord hasn’t replaced his trusty Hammond organ for a newer,
smaller and lighter organ clone? Not just because there’s no other
instrument that can excactly reproduce the Hammond organ sound (although
some come pretty close), but because there’s no other instrument that
you can actually play like a Hammond.
Sorry Svante, but I don’t agree that Jens Johansson is the one to take
over after Jon Lord. I have an enormous respect for Jens as a
keyboardist. He’s extremely talented. He’s got an incredible technique,
and he is also classically trained. He sure made a terrific job behind
the synthesizer keys in Malmsteen’s Rising Force and Dio, but he’s not a
Hammond organ player. Have you listened to Deep Purple’s tribute album?
Jens plays Hammond organ on all tracks, and to be honest, it is not his
instrument. He felt like a fish out of water. Not to mention his Hammond
organ playing in bassist Jonas Hellborg’s album “e”. It made me think
that he doesn’t even like Hammond organs. I don’t want to appear
badmouthing Jens, but I think comparing him to Jon Lord is like trying
to add apples and oranges.
I had the incredible opportunity of attending the first of four Deep
Purple gigs at the House of Blues in L.A. last winter. Of course I was
in the front row, and I witnessed Jon Lord in all his splendor. He
palyed a rental Hammond B-3 organ, on top of which he had a Korg M1
synth, and to his left side, a digital piano and another synth on top of
it (probably a Yamaha DX7). Guess what? Jon played his Hammond organ
almost 99 % of the time exclusively.
I think I’ve already extended myself way too long. On the topic of who
are the players currently following Jon Lord’s path... well, throw your
candidates to the table (or the list), and we can discuss on them. What
a passionate subject!!!
Eduardo Avello
Concepción
Chile
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-----Original Message-----
From: Marko Paananen
To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 11:53 PM
Subject: Wizards and Butterflies
Terve!
These albums have been released on cd - not once but twice, AFAIK.
Connoisseur released both titles on one cd back in 1989, the whole
Butterfly Ball is there but only six tracks from Wizard's.
Then in 1994 German (?) record company Repertoire released Wizard's
Convention cd with some extra tracks and in 1995 Butterfly Ball, again with
some bonus things, different mixes for the most part. Wizard's Convention
contains David Coverdale, Roger Glover and Jon Lord on one track and Glenn
Hughes singing two songs. Ronnie James also sings on two bonus pieces. On
Butterfly Ball Hughes and Coverdale sings lead on one track and Ronnie
James on three tracks.
All in all, these cd's are definately worth of buying, great musicians and
some really, really great tunes. Try CeeDeeMail, they are selling these
items, I think.
-Marko-
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Well, where did you hear the rumour? Steve Morse is still the guitar
player in Deep Purple. Jocke Marsh is recording Glenn Hughes' new album.
Take care,
/Svante Pettersson,
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Reichberg
To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 9:09 AM
I'll take this in english...
Well, a guy in my old home town Uppsala had heard it from someone who is
not very trustworthy, obviously... I actually know Jocke, but I wanted
to know if this was a well spread rumour before I made any phone calls!
Please note that neither the guy I heard it from nor myself believed in
this rumour...even though it's a rather funny one!
Daniel
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-----Original Message-----
From: Poustie, Richard (BMRB Ealing)
To: 'Deep Purple Digest'
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 9:24 AM
Subject: RE: Steve Morse still in DP
Thank god for that, he's the best thing to happen to them in years and
really is one of the family.
"Purpendicular" and "Abandon" are the best albums since "Stormbringer". Not
only is the man himself a superb writer and composer but he has truly
revitalised Lordy and Paicey - you can hear them bursting with energy and
exuberance that had been so suppressed under Blackmore and indeed in
Whitesnake ( although never in concert ).
Morsey makes it a true five-piece. This after all is the essence of Deep
Purple.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Wilmoth, Jim
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 11:25 AM
Subject: Rainbow and JLT
I also saw Rainbow perform "Fire" (Difficult to Cure tour) and "Hey Joe"
(Bent Out of Shape tour) by Hendrix. Difficult to Cure tour was definitely
a stronger choice of older Rainbow songs including:
Love's No Friend of Mine - DTE
Lost in Hollywood - DTE
Catch the Rainbow - RBR
Man on the... - RBR
Light in the Black (bit) - RR
Kill the King (instr. bit) - LLRR
Lazy (bit)
Fire (Hendrix)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Svante Pettersson
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 4:46 PM
Subject: Wizard's Convention
Jim Wilmoth wrote:
>Does anyone know if there was actually an LP released called Wizards
>Convention that included many Purple members?
Yes:
http://www.deep-purple.com/rosas/jouni/0tracks/glohard.html
>From that page:
"A CD reissue of two earlier albums: The butterfly ball 1974 [tracks 1
through 20; with an additional track not on the original album 17]; and
Wizard's convention 1976 [tracks 21 through 26], which however lacks four
of the original
tracks due to space limits. The first 2000 issues of the combined CD
reissue came with a free CD/EP with a Glover
interview."
/Svante
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-----Original Message-----
From: Svante Pettersson
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 4:51 PM
Subject: Blackmore's Night
Paul Sommer wrote:
>Has anyone heard the album " Blackmores Night" ???
Yes.
>Is it good ????
In my opinion: no. In many other's opinions: yes.
>What style is it in????
Acoustic, medieval, pop, "folky".
>Can Candice Night sing?????
Yes, but again, this is a matter of opinions. I think there are many more
singers out there that are better than Candy.
>Who the hell is she????
Ricardo's girlfriend, daughter to his manager.
/Svante
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-----Original Message-----
From: Svante Pettersson
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 4:56 PM
Subject: Ritchie's Home
Tom Hatheway wrote:
>> Ritchie Blackmore, lives in the New England area
>> of the US, possibly in Connecticut also.
I think RB lives on Long Island.
/Svante
{Dean Webb: Wherever he is, he's the best banjo player in the tri-state
area!}
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-----Original Message-----
From: Svante Pettersson
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 4:59 PM
Subject: Daze may come...
Tim Rzasa wrote:
>Does any one know the details of what is going on with the release
>of Days may Come.....
>(cttb outtakes)? It would be a real shame if these did not get
>released because of the Bolin Archives!!!
Bolin's lawyers are "talking" to DP/RPM/DPAS' lawyers. It will be released
though, it's just that it has to go through the lawyers first. That's the
risk you take when you involve Americans... ;^)
/Svante
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-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Currin
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Friday, November 27, 1998 5:25 PM
Subject: Butterfly Ball/Wizard's Convention
Hi Dean
Info from The Highway Star:
The Butterfly Ball & Wizard's Convention (CD reissue 1989)
Dawn (Glover) 1.18
Get ready (Glover) 2.07
With lead vocals by Hughes.
Saffron Dormouse & Lizzy Bee (Glover) 1.24
With lead vocals by Chappelle and St. John.
Harlequin Hare (Glover/Dio/Soule) 1.26
With lead vocals by Lancaster.
Old blind Mole (Glover) 1.13
With lead vocals by Goodison.
Magician Moth (Glover) 1.34
No solution (Glover) 3.16
With lead vocals by Soule.
Behind the smile (Glover) 1.59 With lead vocals by Coverdale.
Fly away (Glover) 2.22
With lead vocals by Strike.
Aranea (Glover) 1.37
With lead vocals by Kuhl.
Sitting in a dream (Glover) 3.40
With lead vocals by Dio.
Waiting (Glover) 3.06
With lead vocals by Helms.
Sir Maximus Mouse (Glover) 2.40
With lead vocals by Hardin.
Dreams of Sir Bedivere (Glover) 4.41
Together again (Glover/Dio/Soule) 1.36
With lead vocals by Ashton.
Watch out for the bat (Glover) 1.41
With lead vocals by Gustafson.
Little chalk blue (Glover/Hardin) 3.48
With lead vocals by Lawton; taken from the single Love is all 1974.
The feast (Glover) 1.46
Love is all (Glover/Hardin) 3.17
With lead vocals by Dio.
Homeward (Glover/Hardin) 4.17
With lead vocals by Dio.
Loose ends (Hardin) 4.13
With lead vocals by Helms, and bass by Glover.
Money to burn (Hardin/Fenwick/Coverdale) 3.50
With lead vocals by Coverdale.
Until tomorrow, parts i-iv (Hardin/Fenwick) 6.50
With lead vocals by Hughes.
Light of my life (Hardin) 3.41
With lead vocals by Hughes and Hardin.
She's a woman (Hardin) 6.40
With lead vocals by Helms, and piano by Lord.
Swanks & swells, parts i-ii (Hardin) 4.38
With lead vocals by Ashton.
A CD reissue of two earlier albums: The butterfly ball 1974 [tracks 1
through 20; with an additional track not on the original album 17]; and
Wizard's convention 1976 [tracks 21 through 26], which however lacks four
of the original tracks due to space limits. The first 2000 issues of the
combined CD reissue came with a free CD/EP with a Glover interview.
I'm sure I've seen this CD listed at Music Boulevard or one of those...
Cheers
Brian
-----Brian Currin----
www.new.co.za/~currin
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-----Original Message-----
From: BSchwanke(at-a-domain-named)aol.com
To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
Date: Saturday, November 28, 1998 4:35 AM
Subject: Steve Morse album review
Hi all!
I have a brandnew album review for the new Kansas live album on my page. It
was written by my new American co-writer John Heald who seems to love that
record a lot.
http://members.aol.com/BSchwanke/default.html
There, got to album reviews and click on " reviews November Part II". There
you can also find a review for Black Sabbath's new live album.
Birgitt
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-----Original Message-----
From: Deborah Sztajnberg
To: 'eric(at-a-domain-named)pananet.com'
Cc: 'dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com'
Date: Saturday, November 28, 1998 8:07 AM
Subject: butterfly ball
Yes, Butterfly Ball was released in CD in 2 editions ( I have them both) one
is a limited with a beatiful booklet enclosed the other is together with
wizard's convention.
I'm lucky enough to have the limited one autographed!!
Cheers,
Debbie
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-----Original Message-----
From: jayroy
To: dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com
Date: Saturday, November 28, 1998 8:52 AM
Subject: Grace
To Tom Hathaway,
Ian Gillans daughter Grace is not a babe of 18 but a babe of only
14. She was born in 1984. Cheers, Robyn
--
MZ
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-----Original Message-----
From: Tero
To: Deep Purple Digest
Date: Sunday, November 29, 1998 1:36 PM
Subject: Whitesnake
Hi everyone,
just listened Whitesnake's Live...in the heart of the city and I'm now
wondering who's singing "Might just take your life" with DC? ...And what's
up with DC and Whitesnake nowadays...?
Tero
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Newman
To: 'dplist(at-a-domain-named)geocities.com'
Date: Monday, November 30, 1998 3:30 AM
Subject: Remastered and reissued CD's
G'day,
When WDWTWA 25th is released we'll be at the end of the remastered reissues
for MkII (except for Concerto!, why??). What I wanted to know is, does
anybody know if the band, or management have any plans to "remaster" and
"re-release" the MkIII, Mk IV, etc, recordings.
The reason I ask is that the 25th aniversary remasters have certainly been
of a much higher quality than when everyone in the music industry rushed to
put their back catalogues onto CD when CD's first came out. The result was
(in my opinion) that many records that sounded great on vinyl turned to crap
when put onto CD.
It's almost been a journey of rediscovery for me each time I've go my "new"
25th reissue that allows you to hear the "real" sound of everyone in the
band.
I'd also be interested to know that if they do, will Roger Glover be
involved in the remastering. I know he didn't play on them, but he certainly
got the sound right on the remasters to date.
I understand that the three MkI records are going to be reissued (are they
remastered?).
Regards,
John Newman
jsnewman(at-a-domain-named)ozemail.com.au
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-----Original Message-----
From: Fekete Istvan Dr.
To: 'Deep Purple Digest'
Date: Monday, November 30, 1998 4:01 AM
Subject: RE: Deep Purple Digest #32
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Eric Fallas
>To: Deep Purple Digest
>Date: Monday, November 23, 1998 5:05 AM
>Subject: Re: Deep Purple Digest #31
>
>
>Hi All
>
>Someone asked about the LP Wizards Convention. Yes it was realeased on
LP,
>I have not seen it on CD yet though. I will look through my LP
collection
>and see if I can dig up more details on it.
>
>Which reminds me, has anyone out there seen if Roger Gover´s Butterfly
Ball
>has been released on CD, if I recall correctly this had Dio, Coverdale
and
>Hughes taking shots at some of the songs.
>
>Cheers
>
>Eric
>
Let's see what is on my shelf...
The Butterfly Ball & Wizard's Convention
Connoisseur Collection
VSOP CD 139
Barcode: 5 015773 910581
1989
This was the first CD release of the material,
with four numbers from the wiz's c missing.
1, Dawn
2, Get Ready
3, Saffron Dormouse & Lizzy Bee
4, Harlequin Hare
5, Old Blind Mole
6, Magician Moth
7, No Solution
8, Behind The Smile
9, Fly Away
10, Aranea
11, Sitting In A Dream
12, Waiting
13, Sir Maximus Mouse
14, Dreams Of Sir Bedivere
15, Together Again
16, Watch Out For The Bat
17, Little Chalk Blue
18, The Feast
19, Love Is All
20, Homeward
21, Loose Ends
22, Money To Burn
23, Until Tomorrow i, ii, iii & iv
24, Light Of My Life
25, She's A Woman
26, Swanks & Swells i & ii
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Wizards' Convention
Repertoire
REP 4474-WY
Barcode: 4 009910 447420
1994
1, The Craig Song
2, When The Sun Stops Shining
3, Loose Ends
4, Money To Burn
5, Whose Counting On Me
6, Make It Soon
7, Until Tomorrow
8, Light Of My Life
9, She's A Woman
10, Swanks And Swells Part 1
11, Swanks And Swells Part 2
Additional Tracks:
12, Looking Forward To Tomorrow
13, Time For Another
14, The Put Down Song
15, Goodnight Children
16, Summer Days
17, Seems I'm Always Gonna Love You
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Roger Glover and Guests: The Butterfly Ball
Repertoire
REP 4567-WY
Barcode: 4 009910 456729
1995
1, Dawn
2, Get Ready
3, Saffron Dormouse And Lizzy Bee
4, Harlequin Hare
5, Old Blind Mole
6, Magician Moth
7, No Solution
8, Behind The Smile
9, Fly Away
10, Aranea
11, Sitting In A Dream
12, Waiting
13, Sir Maximus Mouse
14, Dreams Of Sir Bedivere
15, Together Again
16, Watch Out For The Bat
17, Little Chalk Blue
18, The Feast
19, Love Is All
20, Homeward
Additional Tracks (Different Mixes):
21, Love Is All, Demo Version
22, Dawn
23, Magician Moth
24, Harlequin Hare
25, Magician Moth
26, No Solution
27, Waiting
28, Fly Away
29, Aranea
Istvan Fekete
Hungary
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