Deep Purple's Mark 4 line up band genesis in mid 1975
Deep Purple's Glenn Hughes and Jon Lord can be seen here discussing the transition of the band into the Mark 4 line up. Ritchie Blackmore had announced his departure in April 1975, and the band decided to carry on with Tommy Bolin on guitar. They produced the critically acclaimed 'Come Taste The band'
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Celebrating Ritchie Blackmore, Glenn Hughes discusses how he met Ritchie when he joined Deep Purple
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Jon Lord discusses his time working with Ritchie Blackmore in Deep Purple.
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Glenn Hughes & Jon Lord discuss the Deep Purple 1974 BURN tour.
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