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The Black Chapel-All Things Black Sabbath EP7 Vol. 4

The Black Chapel-All Things Black Sabbath EP7 Vol. 4 We Listen To The Album In Full my Children Of The Grave....

September 23, 2025 • 52:19

Episode 39 Glenn Hughes The 1980's

Episode 39 Glenn Hughes The 1980'sPlease Consider Supporting The Podcast.Hughes/Thrall was a 1982 musical project and self-titled album by English bassist and vocalist Glenn Hughes (of Deep Purp...

September 23, 2025 • Season 1 • Episode 39 • 54:30

Episode 38 Deep Purple Rapture Of The Deep REMIX JUST RELEASED

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Sp Episode 13 Rock Daydream Nation w/ Peter Kerr & Myself 5 Best and Worse Sabbath Songs

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Special Episode 12 Rock Daydream Nation Black Sabbath-Blue Oyster Cult

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I really enjoyed your post purple episodes on Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale. Glenn was singing well on Four On The Floor. Glenn could have had a decent career in Disco,if it wasn’t for his addictions. If Play Me Out,with a producer to reign in Glenn’s artistic exuberance and give it a commercial focus. I suppose Play Me Out is the sound of Glenn totally unshackling himself from the constraints imagined or otherwise of Deep Purple. I recently heard David Coverdale’s re-interpretation with Strings of ‘Time And Again’ a track from his Northwinds album. If his manager had put him with a string quartet in 1978, singing ‘Time And Again’, David could’ve been a mainstream pop artist many years before his worldwide breakthrough with the 1987 self titled Whitesnake album. To everything a time & season .. Simon Ford

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