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Everflow a écrit :

Gaëtan a écrit :J'adore l'album avec Bolin aussi, mais son passage a été hélas trop rapide pour pouvoir apprécier la qualité du Mark 4. D'autant plus que les morceaux ont sans doute dû être composés par les autres.

Sur Come Taste the Band Tommy Bolin a composé la plupart des titres en fait, voici le détail :

1. Comin' home (Bolin/Coverdale/Paice) 3.52
2. Lady Luck (Cook/Coverdale) 2.45
3. Gettin' tighter (Bolin/Hughes) 3.36
4. Dealer (Bolin/Coverdale) 3.49
5. I need love (Bolin/Coverdale) 4.22
6. Drifter (Bolin/Coverdale) 4.01
7. Love child (Bolin/Coverdale) 3.05
8. Medley 6.07
* This time around (Hughes/Lord)
* Owed to 'G' (Bolin)
9. You keep on moving (Coverdale/Hughes) 5.18

The Classic Metal Show: Glenn, there's always rumors that this lineup of Purple or that lineup of Purple or your lineup of Purple is going to get put back together. There's been a lot of talk that the Mark III lineup will be. I'm assuming by the fact that you are out there doing more Funk, and Ritchie Blackmore is out writing music for renaissance faires, that it's pretty much not in the cards anymore. Is that correct?

Hughes: "You know, David (Coverdale) and I have been discussing this with Jon Lord for the last three years. It's been on the table, off the table, on the table, off the table. David and I had a long discussion three months ago about doing it one more time. It wouldn't be a good time to do it in the next year, but there are a lot of things that may stop it from happening. So I'm telling you guys here on the phone tonight that I can't see it happening. I don't want to donate any more of my time to doing this. All across the world, the same questions are there. "When are you guys going to get back together?" I can't see it happening, and I don't think about it anymore. You guys just asked me the question. I never think about it. It's not part of the thought process anymore. For many, many reasons it won't happen. It's a shame, because the fans would have loved to see it, but then again, I understand why Jimmy and Robert probably won't want it together. Let the legacy be intact. I don't know if people will really want to see guys doing the same songs they did 35 years ago. I don't know. I know there would be a lot of people, thousands and thousands of people every night that would pay to see this. None of us want to do it for greed reasons. We would want to do it for some kind of artistic revelry. I would want to do it for that reason. I don't want to get up on that stage and just coast, put on the pipe and slippers and just yawn and get all that money. That's not what I want to do. I want to give the audience a really, really good time."

According to keyboardist JON LORD's (ex-DEEP PURPLE) official website, the second movement of Jon Lord and EBERHARD SCHOENER’s Windows suite has surfaced on YouTube.

It features vocals by Tony Ashton, David Coverdale (WHITESNAKE, ex-Deep Purple) and GLENN HUGHES (ex-Deep Purple/BLACK SABBATH) with Pete York (ex-SPENCER DAVIS GROUP) on drums, Fay Fenwick on guitar and – of course – Jon Lord on piano.

The project was put together in 1974 and performed during a Eurovision presentation of Prix Jeunesse on Saturday 1st June 1974 at Herkulessaal in Munich.

Televised to several European countries, the piece was only performed this once and the audio was later released as the Windows album. The TV broadcast is not commercially available.