Deep Purple &; Strange Kind Of Woman (Italian TV, 1971)

Deep Purple – Strange Kind Of Woman

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.

Deep Purple &; Child In Time &; Live (1970)

Deep Purple – Child In Time – Live

Deep Purple's live performance of " Child In Time" showcases the iconic " Mark I I line up" from their fourth album, " Deep Purple In Rock." This rendition aired on the British T V show " Doing Their Thing" and highlights the band's dynamic musicianship. The footage is licensed from I T V Archive, emphasizing the enduring legacy of this classic rock performance.

Nazareth Rampant

Nazareth Rampant Album

" Nazareth's fifth studio album, * Rampant*, released in 1974, marked the band's final collaboration with producer Roger Glover. This hard rock album features notable tracks such as " Silver Dollar Forger" and " Jet Lag," showcasing the band's evolving sound. With a blend of energetic rhythms and poignant lyrics, * Rampant* continues to resonate with fans of the genre."

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