The Deep Purple Podcast

Show Notes

Episode #11

“Fireball (25th Anniversary Edition)”

July 8, 2019

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Show Updates:

Comments from social media.

Ian Paice’s “Boy Howdy!” picture from In Rock (25th) episode:

https://www.hometownlife.com/story/life/food/2016/06/17/boy-howdy-craft-beers-take-cue-creem-

magazine/86036674/

Thanks to the great Mike Healy for clearing that up.

Alphabetallica podcast

Album Art & Booklet Review

Strange Kind of Woman

I’m Alone (B-Side)

Freedom

Slow Train

Demon’s Eye (Remix)

The Noise Abatement Society Tapes

Fireball (Take 1 Instrumental)

Backwards Piano

No One Came (Remix)

In The News . . .

Review of Ian Paice’s performance with the Buddy Rich Band

https://decibelreport.com/live-reviews/ian-paice-with-cathy-rich-and-the-buddy-rich-band-live-at-ronnie-

scotts-london

Absolutely no photo/video allowed.

Hoping for a live recording.

Ian Gillan and other celebrities in attendance

The Artwoods “Art’s Gallery” compilation being released.

http://www.topsoundsrecords.co.uk/arts_gallery.html

Compiled from three live BBC sessions.

http://www.topsoundsrecords.co.uk/ordering.html

Ian Gillan helps fund a local theater’s website

https://www.bridportnews.co.uk/leisure/stage/17733321.deep-purple-singer-ian-gillan-lends-a-helping-click/

Gabby Rabbitts, director of the Marine Theatre, said: “Our old website had run its course and we were

finding it difficult to communicate with our audience and the community. The new website is responsive,

user friendly, and people can become members. We are very grateful to Ian Gillan for funding this

important project and we hope that everyone enjoys using the new site.”

Ian said: “I am delighted to support the Marine Theatre in its anniversary year; it does a fantastic job

at bringing in names in to the town, while celebrating local performers. This new website is helping to

communicate their important work to the community.”

This Week in Purple History . . .

July 8 through July 14

July 10 1942 Ronnie James Dio Born

July 10, 1969 Gover/Gillan’s first show at the Speakeasy

July 9, 1970 Fireball was released

July 14, 1973 Roger Glover quits deep purple

July 9, 2006 John Coletta dies in Spain

Deep Purple Deep Track of the Week:

Johnny Gustafson

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Gustafson_(musician)

http://musiciansolympus.blogspot.com/2014/09/johngustafson-bass.html

Make Me Your Number One (December of 1965 B-side to single “Take me for a little while”

No information on backup musicians

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