Episode #27 - Glenn Hughes - Play Me Out

The Deep Purple Podcast

Show Notes

Episode #27

“Glenn Hughes - Play Me Out”

October 28, 2019 

 

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Show Updates:

Comments from social media.

Notes From The Field:

John reviews Deep Purple show at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT on October 9, 2019.

Lead Up To Album & Writing:

Album Lineup

Glenn Hughes 

Mel Galley

Bob Bowman

Pat Travers 

Dave Holland

Terry Rowley

Robert Bailey

Ron Asprey

Henry Lowther

Mark Nauseef

Liza Strike

Joy Wright

Helen Chappelle

Graham Prescott

Engineer – Brad Davis

Jon Walls

Recorded By [Assistant At Island] – Barry Sage

Album Art & Booklet Review

Album Details and Analysis:

I Got It Covered

Space High

It’s About Time

L.A. Cut Off

Well

Soulution

Your Love Is Like a Fire

Destiny

I Found a Woman

Album Review & Reception

In The News . . .

Deep Purple pays tribute to Ginger Baker with ‘Sunshine of Your Love’ 

Martin Popoff’s new book Sensitive to Light: The Rainbow Story

Steve Morse Recalls His Worst Moment With Fans After Joining Deep Purple

This Week in Purple History . . .

October 28 through November 3

November 3, 1945 - Nick Simper is born

October 29, 1984 - Deep Purple releases “Perfect Strangers”

October 30, 1993 - Ritchie announced his resignation from Deep Purple

For Further Information:

Deep Purple: A Matter of Fact by Jerry Bloom

Smoke on the Water: The Deep Purple Story

The Road of Golden Dust: The Deep Purple Story 1968-1976 by Jerry Bloom

Glenn Hughes The Autobiography: From Deep Purple to Black Country Communion by Glenn Hughes

Purple Records 1971-1978 by Neil Priddey

  

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