Episode #48 - Elf - Elf

The Deep Purple Podcast

Show Notes

Episode #48

“Elf - Elf’”

March 23, 2020

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Lead up to the Album:

Personnel

Bass, Vocals – Ronald Padavona

Drums – Gary Driscoll

Guitar – David Feinstein

Piano – Mickey Lee Soule

 

Engineer [Assistant] – Tub Langford*

Engineer – Rodney Mills

Producer – Ian Paice, Roger Glover

 

 

Recorded April-July 1972

Released August 1972

 

Album Art & Booklet Review

Design [Cover] – Hiroshi Morishima

 

 

Album Tracks:

Hoockie Koochie Lady

First Avenue

Never More

I’m Coming Back for You

Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright)

Dixie Lee Junction

Love Me Like a Woman

Gambler, Gambler

In The News . . .

Whoosh! Album cover teased then revealed, track listing released

Being released on June 12, 2020

This Week in Purple History . . .

March 23 through March 29

March 25, 1972 - Machine Head is released

March 24-25, 2001 - Deep Purple play concerto dates in tokyo with Dio on vocals

March 26, 2002 - Steve Morse releases his album “Split Decision”

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