The live performance of " Black Night" by Deep Purple from 1972 showcases the band's dynamic energy and musicianship. Recorded in Tokyo and featuring footage from Copenhagen, this rendition highlights the classic rock sound that defined the era. Fans of the genre will appreciate the historical significance and the raw power captured in this performance.
The track " Lazy," featuring Australian rock icon Jimmy Barnes and guitar virtuoso Joe Bonamassa, is part of the 2012 tribute album ' Remachined A tribute to Deep Purple's Machine Head.' This collaboration showcases the unique talents of both artists, blending Barnes' powerful vocals with Bonamassa's exceptional guitar skills.
Strange Kind Of Women performed " Perfect Strangers" by Deep Purple at La Grande Ourse in St Agathon on February 9, 2020. The band, featuring Alteria on vocals and Eliana Cargnelutti on guitar, showcased their musical talents with a professional audio recording by Christophe Ursot and video production by the Association Merose. The event was organized by the Melrose association and the local municipality.
In September 1971, Deep Purple rehearsed for a German T V appearance in Bremen, showcasing their song " No No No" from the album " Fireball." This session also featured one of the band's earliest live renditions of " Highway Star," which would later be officially released on the album " Machine Head" in March 1972. The rehearsal captures a pivotal moment in the band's evolving sound.
In May 1971, Deep Purple performed " Strange Kind of Woman" on the Italian T V show " Su Di Giri." The band, featuring Ritchie Blackmore on a unique white Stratocaster and Roger Glover on a Fender Mustang bass, delivered a visually striking yet subdued performance. The show was hosted by Enzo Cerusico and Giuditta Saltarini, showcasing the band's iconic style amidst an enthusiastic audience.
