RAINBOW: 'The Singles Box Set 1975-1986' To Arrive This Week

February 10, 2014

As one of the cornerstones of British rock, RAINBOW, led by the never-predictable-but-ever-astonishing guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, became synonymous with some of the most well regarded and popular charting rock songs of the Seventies and Eighties. From the mystic and quasi-religious "Man On A Silver Mountain" to the solid gold anthems of "All Night Long", "Long Live Rock 'N' Roll" and "Since You Been Gone", each year in the decade of RAINBOW was marked by some of the best songs and performances captured both on record and in concert.

Due on February 11, "The Singles Box Set 1975-1986" gathers all of the band's classic singles from the era in replicas of the original release, alongside a 32-page book featuring details on each of the titles.

Passing through the band were some of the best the genre had to offer. Vocalists Ronnie James Dio and Graham Bonnet, bass player and producer Roger Glover and drummer Cozy Powell, each brought their individual talent to the table to record some of rock's best loved hard rock on those timeless singles.

CD One

01. Man On The Silver Mountain (7" Edit)
02. Snake Charmer

CD Two

01. Still I'm Sad
02. Temple Of The King

CD Three

01. Man On The Silver Mountain
02. Snake Charmer
03. If You Don't Like Rock 'N' Roll
04. Sixteenth Century Greensleeves

CD Four

01. Starstruck
02. Run With The Wolf

CD Five

01. Kill The King (Live / Edit - "On Stage")
02. Man On The Silver Mountain (Live - "On Stage")
03. Mistreated (Live / 7" Edit - "On Stage")

CD Six

01. Long Live Rock 'N' Roll
02. Sensitive To Light

CD Seven

01. LA Connection (7" Edit)
02. Lady of the Lake

CD Eight

01. Since You Been Gone
02. Bad Girl

CD Nine

01. Since You Been Gone
02. No Time To Lose

CD Ten

01. All Night Long
02. Weiss Heim

CD Eleven

01. I Surrender
02. Vielleicht Das Nächster Zeit (Maybe Next Time)

CD Twelve

01. Difficult To Cure
02. Can't Happen Here (7" Edit)
03. Jealous Lover

CD Thirteen

01. Magic
02. Freedom Fighter

CD Fourteen

01. Can't Happen Here (7" Edit)
02. Jealous Lover

CD Fifteen

01. Stone Cold
02. Rock Fever

CD Sixteen

01. Death Alley Driver
02. Tite Squeeze

CD Seventeen

01. Street Of Dreams
02. Anybody There
03. Power (Live at the Convention Center, San Antonio)

CD Eighteen

01. Can't Let You Go (7" Edit)
02. All Night Long (Live at David's Hall, Cardiff)
03. Stranded (Live at David's Hall, Cardiff)

CD Nineteen

01. Bad Girl
02. Spotlight Kid (Live at Budokan, Tokyo)
03. Man On The Silver Mountain (Live)

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