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DEEP PURPLE: Classic Live Recordings Issued In Latin America

August 23, 2007

According to a posting on The Rainbow Fanclan Legacy web site, Biplane Records has released exclusively licensed DEEP PURPLE CDs by Purple Records (UK) in Latin America. The titles are "Live In Stockholm 1970" (with Ritchie Blackmore on guitar),"Live in Paris 1975" (the legendary recording of the last concert with Ritchie Blackmore in April 1975) and "This Time Around - Live in Tokyo 1975" (with Tommy Bolin on guitar).

More info about these double CDs:

* limited and numbered edition of 1,500 copies
* a 12-page booklet with enhanced print quality
* graphic and CD production by Sony DADC Brasil, matching the high demands by international standards.

For more information and orders, click here.

On September 18, Eagle Rock Entertainment will re-release one of its most popular DVDs, DEEP PURPLE's "In Concert With The London Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Paul Mann". According to a press release, the disc "has this most classic of classic rock bands blowing the roof off the famed Royal Albert Hall in London, England a full 30 years after their first symphonic project. Keyboardist Jon Lord, singer Ian Gillan, drummer Ian Paice, guitarist Steve Morse and bassist Roger Glover perform 13 tracks in two hours, with heavy accents on improvisation and even a guest shot by the legendary Ronnie James Dio!"

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