You would think that Deep Purple could have done better than naming their 1969 album Deep Purple, but there you go. I always knew this album as April. Tonight I was listening to it again on my way to the samba practice. In the opening track, Chasing Shadows, Ian Paice manages to sound like a full band of African drummers. And then, bluesy Why Didn’t Rosemary? and The Painter, psychedelic The Bird Has Flown, orchestral April. A quintessential prog-rock record which never gets boring.
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
April
by Deep Purple
Labels:
blues,
chamber music,
classic rock,
Deep Purple,
drums,
Jon Lord,
progressive rock,
rock
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