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  Sajar

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  29.10.2019 at 05:38

  Four months after the release of their debut LP Shades of Deep Purple, the band came back with their second sursungsucernopho.tedtawaljodotitidislinouhuany.co as their debut featured unusual hard rock interpretations of unlikely songs such as Joe South's "Hush" and The Beatles' "Help," The Book of Taliesyn included a muscular rendition of Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman," and a jam-intro'd take on "We Can Work It Out" (another Beatles /5(79).

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  Dodal

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  31.10.2019 at 14:34

  Feb 23,  · Four months after the release of their debut LP Shades of Deep Purple, the band came back with their second sursungsucernopho.tedtawaljodotitidislinouhuany.co as their debut featured unusual hard rock interpretations of unlikely songs such as Joe South's "Hush" and The Beatles' "Help," The Book of Taliesyn included a muscular rendition of Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman," and a jam-intro'd take on "We Can Work It Out" /5(2K).

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  Kigamuro

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  24.10.2019 at 01:14

  Apr 22,  · Label: Tetragrammaton Records - T • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Prog Rock, Classic Rock Deep Purple - The Book Of Taliesyn (, Vinyl 4/5().

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  Nelkis

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  29.10.2019 at 11:22

  & from LP " Shades Of Deep Purple " (). to from LP " The Book Of Taliesyn " (). Released in UK in out-take from " The Book Of Taliesyn ". First issued as CD / 2-LP credited to Ritchie Blackmore ‎" Connoisseur Rock Profile Collection Volume One "in This mix from the remastered reissue.

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  Dutaur

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  01.11.2019 at 16:02

  This, their second album, followed on the heels of "Hush," a dynamic arrangement of a Joe South tune, far removed from the flavor of one of his own hits, "Walk a Mile in My Shoes." Four months later, this album's cover of Neil Diamond's Top 25, gem "Kentucky Woman," went Top 40 for Deep Purple.7/

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  Shakagami

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  27.10.2019 at 13:39

  Four months after the release of their debut LP Shades of Deep Purple, the band came back with their second sursungsucernopho.tedtawaljodotitidislinouhuany.co as their debut featured unusual hard rock interpretations of unlikely songs such as Joe South's "Hush" and The Beatles' "Help," The Book of Taliesyn included a muscular rendition of Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman," and a jam-intro'd take on "We Can Work It Out" (another Beatles.

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  Kazizragore

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  29.10.2019 at 12:48

  Most Deep Purple fans came about with Mark 2 (Ian Gillian on lead Vocals) But Mark 1 was pretty darn good (with Rod Evans on lead Vocals). And the Book of Taliesyn is the best of the early Mark 1 stuff, But Shades of Deep Purple rocks as well, Oh Heck I love em all. It has a 60's sound, but it rocks. We start with Listen, Learn, Read on and it /5(38).

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  Zulkizilkree

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  26.10.2019 at 15:19

  This is a vinyl re-issue of Deep Purple's 2nd LP, with the original band line-up. I bought it to replace an over-scratched original vinyl LP. Whether one likes the performance is certainly a matter of opinion. Obviously, I do. But in any case the quality of the pressing is excellent, g vinyl. I expect this LP /5().

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  Meztigul

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  27.10.2019 at 17:35

  So listen, so learn, so read on You gotta turn the page, read the Book of Taliesyn Hear the song of lovely Joan Her sound so sweet and clear In the courtroom of the King Among children and the peers So listen, so learn, so read on You gotta turn the page, read the Book of Taliesyn "Now hear ye the words of Taliesyn, on the foaming beach of the.

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