• Deep Purple - Burn Lyrics Meaning

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    Discuss the deeper meaning of Deep Purple's song Burn. Read and vote on user submitted song interpretations.

  • Deep Purple - Burn - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal...

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    > Burn. Deep Purple. Type: Full-length. ... Recorded using the Rolling Stones mobile unit in Montreux (Switzerland), November 1973. Produced by Deep Purple.

  • Deep Purple: the Making of Burn | Louder

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    In 1973, Deep Purple replaced Ian Gillan with an unknown singer. They then went on to make one of rock’s most underrated albums, Burn.

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    • × 01. Burn
    • × 02. Might Just Take Your Life

  • How Deep Purple Started Over With 'Burn

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    I wouldn't stay with the band if I wasn't satisfied with myself." Listen to Deep Purple Perform 'Burn'. He placed blame for the malaise squarely at Gillan's feet.

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    Deep Purple, Burn 1974 Bonus Tracks – What s Going on Here. 4:05. ... Deep Purple - Burn (1974) – 08-02 Might Just Take Your Life.

  • Burn Tab by Deep Purple | Songsterr Tabs With Rhythm

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    Burn Tab by Deep Purple. Free online tab player. One accurate version. Play along with original audio.

  • Deep Purple Burn Free Midi Download

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    Burn Midi. artists. Deep Purple. ... Burn. Download MIDI Download MP3*.

  • Burn by Deep Purple - Songfacts

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    Songfacts®: "Burn" is both the opening track and the title track of the first album by Deep Purple Mark III; co-written by new vocalist David Coverdale and the time...

  • Burn (Deep Purple Song) | Music Hub | Fandom

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    Demon Drive covered the song on their 1995 debut album, Burn Rubber. Cactus Jack covered the song on their 2003 album Deep Purple Tribute.