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<font size=5>I</font>an <font size=5>P</font>aice...
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was born on 29th June 1948 in Nottingham, Great Britain. He started with the violin but chose later, at the age of 15, to play the drums instead -- since it looked so much more 'cool' than a violin. 
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<b>Early 1960s</b>
<h3>&nbsp;</h3>
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Ian Paice began his drumming career by playing drums in his father's dance band.
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0001</b></font><p>
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<b>During the mid 1960s</b>
<h3>Georgie &amp; the Rave-Ons</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ian Paice (drm); together with others. 
<p>
Unsure if these guys ever recorded anything. (And who were the others involved?)
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0002</b></font><p>
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<b>1964? to 1965</b>
<h3>The Shindigs</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ian Paice (drm); and others.
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A renamed version of Georgia &amp; the Rave-Ons. Released two singles during 1965. 
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
One Little Letter/What You Gonna Do : UK 1965 Parlophone R 5316<br>
A Little While Back/Why Say Goodbye : UK 1965 Parlophone R 5377<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0003</b></font><p>
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<b>Sometime during 1966</b>
<h3>The MI 5</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Chris Banham (kbr); Rod Evans (vcl); Eric 'Jack' Keene (bss); Roger Lewis (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).
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Recorded one single, before changing their name to &quot;The Maze&quot;.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
You'll Never Stop Me Loving You/Only Time Will Tell : UK 1966 Parlophone R 5486<br>
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<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
The Deep Purple Family Album [cd] : UK 1993 Connoisseur RP VSOP CD 187<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0004</b></font><p>
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<b>1966 to February 1968</b>
<h3>The Maze</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Chris Banham (kbr); Rod Evans (vcl); Eric 'Jack' Keene (bss); Roger Lewis (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).
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The MI 5 became The Maze and released three singles - one of them in Italy, in Italian! - and an EP. Says Roger Lewis: &quot;The EP we made was recorded in Italy (Milan), in Feb/March 1967, released in France ... It was recorded live - that is, without overdubs as we wanted to reproduce the sound we used to get on stage.&quot;
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Hello Stranger/Telephone : UK 1966 Reaction 591009<br>
Aria Del Sud/Non Fatemio Odiare : Italy 1967 Polydor NH 59801 <br>
Harlem Shuffle/What Now/The Trap/I'm So Glad [ep] : France 1967 Vogue Int. 18136<br>
Catteri, Catteri/Easy Street : UK 1967 MGM Records MGM1368<br>
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<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
The Sound Of The Sixties [lp; Various Artists] : Europe 1984 Eva Records EV12021/2 <br>
Sixties Years - Vol 3 [cd; Various Artists] : France 1997 <br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0005</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1967</b>
<h3>Soul Brothers</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Soul Brothers; with Ian Paice (drm).
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A session thing. 
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Do Your Own Thing/Goodbye Baby Goodbye : UK 1967 ... <br>
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<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 2 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01119 0<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 3 [cd] : Germany 1992 Line Records <br></font>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0006</b></font><p>
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<b>Early 1968</b>
<h3>Boz</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Boz Burrell (vcl), with back-up: Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Chas Hodges (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm).
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A session thing involving the better parts of future Deep Purple. The result was a single (I Shall Be Released/Down In The Flood) that keeps re-appearing on various Blackmore-compilations.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
I Shall Be Released/Down In The Flood : UK 1968 Columbia DB 84006<br>
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<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
Ritchie Blackmore Vol. 1 [2lp/cd] : UK 1989 Connoisseur RP VSOP LP/MC/CD 
143<br>
Take It! Sessions 63/68 [cd; Blackmore] : UK 1994 RPM Records RPM 120<br>
Blackmore Anthology Vol. 2 [cd] : Japan 199? Teichiku CD TECX-23904<br>
Blackmore Best Collection : Japan 199? Teichiku CD TECW-25088<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 1 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01118 0<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 2 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01119 0<br>
25 Very Rare Masters From The Sixties [cd] : Germany February 1997 Line Records 901333<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0007</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1968</b>
<h3>Tony Wilson</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Tony Wilson (vcl); with back-up, incl. Ian Paice (drm).
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A session thing. 
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
I Feel Fine/Let Me Love You : UK 1968 ... <br>
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<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 1 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01118 0<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 3 [cd] : Germany 1992 Line Records <br></font>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0008</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1968</b>
<h3>Albert Lee</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Albert Lee (gtr/vcl?); with others, incl. Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
A session thing. Paicey does at least one track, &quot;Undiscovered&quot; - possibly on some album?
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<u>Material appears on...</u><br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 1 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01118 0<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0009</b></font><p>
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<b>March/April 1968</b>
<h3>Roundabout</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Rod Evans (vcl); Jon Lord (kbr); Nick Simper (bss); Ian Paice (drm).
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Rod Evans auditioned for Roundabout and took Paice with him. Blackmore remembered having seen Paice in Hamburg and wanted him in the group. Thus their then-current drummer Bobby Woodman was asked to go buy some cigarettes after which they quickly locked the door behind him - and let Paice audition. Both Rod Evans and Ian Paice got new jobs. As Roundabout, they toured Scandinavia in April before changing their name to Deep Purple.
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0010</b></font><p>
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<b>April 1968 to July 1969</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk I</h3>
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<img src="0covers/1968booktaliesyn.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Rod Evans (vcl); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm); Nick Simper (bss).
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The first line-up of Deep Purple recorded three albums: <i>Shades of Deep Purple</i> (1968), <i>Book of Taliesyn</i> (1968) and <i>Deep Purple</i> (1969).
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0011</b></font><p>
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<b>July 1969 to June 1973</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk II.a</h3>
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<img src="0covers/1971fireball.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/1972machinehead.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/1973wdwtwa.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm).
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Classic line-up, classic albums: <i>Deep Purple in Rock</i> (1970), <i>Fireball</i> (1971), <i>Machine Head</i> (1972) and <i>Who Do We Think We Are</i> (1973).
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0012</b></font><p>
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<b>September 1969</b>
<h3>Concerto For Group And Orchestra</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (org/pno/kbr); Ian Paice (drm); and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold.
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Lord's <i>Concerto</i> was performed live at the Royal Albert Hall on 24 September 1969, by Deep Purple (with two brand new members, Gillan and Glover) and the RPO conducted by Malcolm Arnold. The event was televized (in the UK and Denmark), recorded and released on both album and video (slightly edited). It gave Deep Purple a huge marketing. 
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discos/live01.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0013</b></font><p>
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<b>March/April 1970</b>
<h3>Green Bullfrog</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Bevy = Tony Ashton (kbr); Boots = Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Boss = Big Jim Sullivan (gtr); Jordan = Earl Jordan (vcl); Pinta = Albert Lee (gtr); Sleepy = Chas Hodges (bss); Sorry = Matthew Fisher (kbr); Speedy = Ian Paice (drm); Vicar = Rod Alexander (kbr).
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A session thing initiated by producer Derek Lawrence, who hereby brought together pretty much the cream of the crop of British rock. For legal reasons, the participants were given nick names. 
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Note that Roger Glover does *not* appear on this recording, simply because he wasn't there.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
My Baby Left Me/Loving You Is Good For Me Baby : US March 1971 Decca 32831<br>
Green Bullfrog [lp] : US March 1971 Decca D 75269<br>
Green Bullfrog [lp] : UK 1972 MCA 2021/Germany 1972 MCA MAPS-4736<br>
Green Bullfrog [lp] : US 1980 Ecy Street ECY-16<br>
The Green Bullfrog Sessions [cd; extra material] : UK 1991 Connoisseur NSP CD 503<br>
The Green Bullfrog Sessions [green lp; extra material] : UK 1991 Connoisseur NSP LP 503<br>
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<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
Ritchie Blackmore Vol. 2 [2lp/cd] : UK 1991 Connoisseur RP VSOP LP/MC/CD 157<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 1 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01118 0<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 2 [cd] : Germany 1991 Line Records 9.01119 0<br>
The Derek Lawrence Sessions Take 3 [cd] : Germany 1992 Line Records <br></font>
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<b>Sometime during 1971</b>
<h3>Gemini Suite</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Tony Ashton (vcl); Yvonne Elliman (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Albert Lee (gtr); Jon Lord (org/pno/kbr); Ian Paice (drm); the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold.
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Paicey provided the drumming on the studio version of Jon Lord's <i>Gemini Suite</i> (released 1972). 
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="jl.html#0002">See Jon Lord's Discobiography</a>.
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0015</b></font><p>
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<b>Sometime during 1971</b>
<h3>Mike Hurst</h3>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Mike Hurst (vcl); with Rod Argent; Tony Ashton (kbr); Ray Cooper; Ray Fenwick (gtr); Johnny Gustafson (bss); Dee Murray; Nigel Olsen; Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
A session-thing with Paice banging through an entire album. It was originally released as a Mike Hurst album in 1971. For some reason, it was retitled and reissued as a <i>various artists</i> album in 1988.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Show Me The Way To Georgia/Over Again : UK Apr 1971 Capitol CL 15681<br>
I Couldn't Wait To Tell You/Lord I Don't Have The Time : UK 1971 Capitol CL 15688<br>
In My Time [lp] : UK Jul 1971 Capitol ST-21819 (1e062-80818)<br>
The Country Supersessions (Various Artists) [lp; same as above] : UK 1988 MMG/Sundown SDLP059<br>
Home &middot; In My Time (2 LPs on 1 CD) [cd] : US 2002 Angel Air<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0016</b></font><p>
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<b>Sometime during 1971</b>
<h3>Eddie Hardin</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1972homeiswhere.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Eddie Hardin (kbr), together with: Ray Fenwick (gtr); Dee Murray (bss); Tony Newman (drm); Ian Paice (drm); Pete York (drm).
<p>
Another session thing, with Paice drumming on one or more tracks.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Home Is Where You Find It [lp] : Germany 1972 Decca Records SLK16743<br>
Home Is Where You Find It [lp] : UK 1972 Decca Records TXS 106<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0017</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1972</b>
<h3>Pete York</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1972thepypercband.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Pete York (drm/prc), with friends like: Bill Coleman (bss/pno); Steve Fearn (gtr/vcl); Roger Munns (kbr/vcl); Mel Thorpe (sxp/flt/cll); Gordon Williams (drm); Ian Paice (prc); Barry Sutton (trp).
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Paice did a session for Pete York, playing congas on a track called &quot;Sombrero Sam&quot;. Paice also helped producing the album.
<p>
(A live BBC concert, featuring also <a href="jl.html#0025">Jon Lord</a>, appears now and then on various bootlegs.)
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
The Pete York Percussion Band [promo lp] : UK 1972 Decca TXS 109<br>
The Pete York Percussion Band [cd] : Japan 2000 Decca Records POCJ2837 <br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0018</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1972</b>
<h3>Elf</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1972elf.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Gary Driscoll (drm); David Feinstein (gtr); Ronald Padavona [= Ronnie James Dio] (vcl/bss); Mickey Lee Soule (pno).
<p>
Together with Roger Glover, Paice produced Elf's first album.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Elf [lp] : UK 1972 <br>
Elf [cd] : Germany 199- Epic EK 31789 <br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0019</b></font><p>
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<b>October 1972</b>
<h3>Velvet Underground</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1973squeeze.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Doug Yule (vcl/gtr/kbr/bss); with Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
This isn't usually regarded as Velvet Underground proper (by VU fans) but more of a Yule solo effort. Paice added the only instrument Yule couldn't handle himself.
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Squeeze [lp] : US late 1972 Polydor 2383-180<br>
Squeeze [lp] : UK Feb 1973 Polydor 2383-180<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0020</b></font><p>
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<b>Late 1972 or early 1973</b>
<h3>Baby Face</h3>
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<p>
Ian Paice parttook in the <a href="rb.html#0044">Baby Face</a> project, together with Blackmore &amp; Lynott.
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0021</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1972/1973</b>
<h3>Jackson Heights</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1973jacksonheights.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Lee Jackson (bss/gtr/vcl); Brian Chatton (kbr/vcl); John McBurnie (gtr/kbr/vcl); Mike Giles (drm); Ian Wallace (drm); Bill Bell (bnj); Chris Laurence (bss); Roger KcKew (gtr); Johnny Van Derrick (vln); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Paicey does a guest appearance. 
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<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Bump &amp; Grind [lp] : UK 1973 Vertigo 6360 092<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0022</b></font><p>
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<b>June 1973 to May 1975</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk III</h3>
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<img src="0covers/1974burn.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/1974stormbringer.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); David Coverdale (vcl); Glenn Hughes (bss/vcl); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
New members, new albums: <i>Burn</i> (1974) and <i>Stormbringer</i> (1974).
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<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0023"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0023</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during 1974</b>
<h3>Eddie Harris</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Eddie Harris (msc), together with some sessioners, including Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
A session for some jazz player Eddie Harris. Paice drums on two tracks, &quot;He's an island man&quot; and &quot;.I've tried everything&quot;.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
E.H. in the UK - The Eddie Harrin London Sessions [lp] : UK 1974 Atlantic ATL 1031<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0024"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0024</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>March &amp; September 1974</b>
<h3>Ashton &amp; Lord</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=160>
<img src="0covers/ip1974firstofthe.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1993ashtonlord.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Jon Lord &amp; Tony Ashton, backed-up by loads of sessioners, incl. Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Ian Paice and Carmine Appice both play drums on Ashton &amp; Lord's <a href="jl.html#0029">First Of The Big Bands</a> project, recorded in March 1974. They also appeared on the subsequent <a href="jl.html#0030">BBC Session</a>, recorded live in September, the same year.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
First Of The Big Bands [lp] : UK Apr 1974 Purple TPS 3507<br>
First Of The Big Bands [lp] : Germany 1983 Line Records OLLP 5323 AS<br>
First Of The Big Bands [white lp] : Germany 1983 Line Records LILP 4.00119-J<br>
First Of The Big Bands [cd] : Germany 198- Line Records LILP 4.00119-O<br>
BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert [cd] : UK 1993 Windsong WINCD 033<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0025"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0025</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>During 1975</b>
<h3>Bobby Harrison</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1975funkist.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Bobby Harrison, together with Matthew Fisher (kbr), Hugh McCullough (bss?), Micky Moody (gtr), Ian Paice (drm), and others.
<p>
Paice does a session.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Funkist [lp] : US 1975 Capitol 11415<br>
Funkist [cd] : US 2000 Angel Air SJPCD056<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0026"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0026</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>June 1975 to March 1976</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk IV</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/1975cometaste.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Tommy Bolin (gtr); David Coverdale (vcl); Glenn Hughes (bss/vcl); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
With a new guitar player, Deep Purple records <i>Come Taste the Band</i> (1975). 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0027"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0027</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>August 1976 to September 1977</b>
<h3>Paice, Ashton &amp; Lord</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=160>
<img src="0covers/ip1977malice.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1993palconcert.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Tony Ashton (kbr/vcl); Jon Lord (kbr); Bernie Marsden (grt); Paul Martinez (bss); Ian Paice (drm); plus possibly others as well.
<p>
PAL recorded <i>Malice In Wonderland</i> (1977), toured and started recording another album, but financial consideration eventually put a stop to that. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Malice In Wonderland [lp] : UK Oyster 2391 269<br>
Malice In Wonderland [cd; extra material] : Germany 1995 Repertoire (Popumentary) REP-4568-WY<br>
Lifespan [video] : US 1977<br>
BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert [cd] : UK 1992 Windsong WINCD 025<br>
<p>
<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
The Deep Purple Family Album [cd] : UK 1993 Connoisseur RP VSOP CD 187<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0028"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0028</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during the 1977</b>
<h3>Eddie Hardin</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1977eddiehardinolddog.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<p>
Paicey did some percussions on a few tracks on Hardin's <i>You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks</i> album. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks [lp] : Europe/Canada 1977 Attic LAT 1023<br>
You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks [cd] : Germany 1994 Repertoire REP-4324-WY<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0029"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0029</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>During 1977/1978</b>
<h3>Kirby</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Kirby (gtr), together with Ron Aspery (sxp); Mike Bailey (hrn); Bud Beadley (hrn); Fran Byrne (drm); Stuart Calver (vcl); John Cook (kbr); Steve Emery (bss); Mick Eve (hrn); Chris Fletcher (prc); Colin Jacas (hrn); Robin James (prc); Norman Newell (hrn); Ian Paice (drm); John G Perry (vcl); Tony Rivers (vcl); Nigel Watson (gtr).
<p>
Studio session. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Composition [lp] : UK 1978 Hot Wax Records<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0030"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0030</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>July 1978</b>
<h3>Maggie Bell</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Maggie Bell (vcl); backed up by: Tony Ashton (kbr); Jon Lord (kbr); Andy Mackay (sxp); Paul Martinez (bss); Ian Paice (drm); Geoff Whiteborn (gtr).
<p>
Lord and Paice did a concert with Maggie Bell on 16th July 1978 at the Royal Festival Hall in London.
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0031"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0031</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during 1979</b>
<h3>Bernie Marsden</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1980andaboutimetoo.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Bernie Marsden (gtr/vcl), with Don Airey (kbr); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm); and others.
<p>
Paice guested on Marsden's <i>And About Time Too</i> (1980), in which he drums on three tracks, viz. &quot;You're The One&quot;, &quot;Brief Encounter&quot; and &quot;Are You Ready?&quot;.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
&quot;And About Time Too&quot; [lp] : Japan Mar 1980<br>
&quot;And About Time Too&quot; [cd] : Japan 1998? Avec Inc. AVCB-66044<br>
&quot;And About Time Too&quot; [lp] : UK 1980 Sunburst 1c064-64361<br>
&quot;And About Time Too&quot; [cd; extra material] : UK 1996 RPM Records RPM-152<br>
&quot;And About Time Too&quot; [cd; extra material] : UK 1999? RPM Records/Purple Records PUR 313<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0032"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0032</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during 1979</b>
<h3>Ken Hensley</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1994hensleyfromtime.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ken Hensley (gtr/kbr/vcl); together with: Trevor Bolder (bss); Boz Burrell (bss); Mark Clarke (bss); Kenny Jones (drm); Simon Kirke (drm); Paul Kossoff (gtr); Ian Paice (drm); Mick Ralphs (gtr); and others.
<p>
Paicey drums on one track called &quot;Inspiration&quot; - recorded at Dodgy Demos during 1979. It wasn't released until 1994, however.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Material appears on...</u><br>
From Time To Time (Compilation) [cd] : US 1994 Viceroy Vintage VIN6106-2<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0033"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0033</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>August 1979 to January 1982</b>
<h3>Whitesnake</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=230>
<img src="0covers/ip1980readywilling.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1981comegetit.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1982saintssinners.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
David Coverdale (vcl); Jon Lord (kbr); Bernie Marsden (gtr); Micky Moody (gtr); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Paice joined Coverdale's Whitesnake, where he stayed for three albums: <i>Ready An' Willing</i>, <i>Come An' Get It</i> and <i>Saints An' Sinners</i>. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="dc.html#0008">See Coverdale's Discobiography</a>.
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0034"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0034</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during 1980/1</b>
<h3>Bernie Marsden</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1981lookatmenow.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<p>
Bernie Marsden (gtr/vcl) with: John Cook (kbr); Jon Lord (kbr); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm); Simon Phillips (drm); Cozy Powell (drm); Michael Schenker (hcl).
<p>
Paicey drums on &quot;Look At Me now&quot;, &quot;So Far Away&quot;, &quot;Who's Foolin' Who?&quot; and &quot;Byblos Shack Part 2&quot;. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Look At Me Now [lp] : UK 1981 ... PCS-7217<br>
Look At Me Now [lp] : UK? 1981 Sunburst 1A064-64454<br>
Look At Me Now [cd] : Japan 1998? Avec Inc. AVCB-66045<br>
Look At Me Now [cd; extra material] : UK 1996 RPM Records RPM-153<br>
Look At Me Now [cd; extra material] : UK 1996 RPM Records/Purple Records PUR 314<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0035"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0035</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during 1981</b>
<h3>Ken Hensley</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1981hensleyfreespirit.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ken Hensley (gtr/kbr/vcl); together with: Geoff Allan (drm); Denny Ball (bss); Trevor Bolder (bss); Mark Clarke (bss); Kenny Jones (drm); Ian Paice (drm); Gary Taylor (bss); Jim Toomey (drm).
<p>
Paicey drums on an entire track, &quot;Brown Eyed Boy&quot;, backing Clarke and Hensley.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Free Spirit [lp] : Germany 1981 Bronze Records 203-456-320<br>
Free Spirit [cd] : Germany 199- Repertoire CD-REP-4343-WY<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0036"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0036</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>September 1981 and February/March 1982</b>
<h3>Jon Lord</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=160>
<img src="0covers/ip1982before.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1994before.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<p>
Paice provided some drumming for Lord's solo album <i>Before I Forget</i>. The album was recorded in two chunks. I'm unsure if Paicey was there on both occasions.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="jl.html#0003">See Jon Lord's Discobiography</a>.
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0037"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0037</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>February to August 1982</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1982corridorsofpower1.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Jack Bruce (vcl); Bobby Chouinard (drm); Tommy Eyre (kbr); Mo Foster (bss); Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Corridors Of Power [lp] : UK 1982 Ten Records 302 469-370<br>
Corridors Of Power [lp] : Germany 1982 Virgin Records 205082-610<br>
Corridors Of Power [lp] : UK 1982 Virgin Records VL2257<br>
Corridors Of Power [lp] : UK 1987 Virgin Records V2245<br>
Corridors Of Power [cd] : UK 1987 Virgin Records CDV2245<br>
Falling In Love With You [ep] : UK 1983 Virgin VS564-12<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0038"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0038</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>August 1982</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1982livemarquee.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Tommy Eyre (kbr); Charlie Huhn (vcl); Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm).<p>
<p>
A slight change in personel. Did a few gigs. A live EP recorded at the Marquee in London on 26th August 1982 was given away free with the first batch of the album <i>Corridors of Power</i> 1982. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Live At The Marquee [ep] : UK 1982 Virgin Records VDJ34<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0039"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0039</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>September to December 1982</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm); John Sloman (vcl).
<p>
I think this line-up toured somewhere. Japan?
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0040"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0040</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>December 1982 to June 1983</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1983rockineverynight.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Don Airey (kbr); Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm); John Sloman (vcl).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Rockin' Every Night [lp] : Japan 1983 Virgin Records VIL-6093<br>
Rockin' Every Night - Live In Japan [cd] : US 1986 Virgin America 7 91258-2<br>
Rockin' Every Night - Live In Japan [lp] : Germany 1986 Ten records 207752-273<br>
Rockin' Every Night - Live In Japan [cd] : Germany 1986 Ten Records XID CD 1<br>
Empty Rooms/Nuclear Attack Live : Germany 1984 Ten Records 106654-100<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0041"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0041</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during 1983</b>
<h3>The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra &amp; Friends</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=160>
<img src="0covers/ip1983arrested.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1993classicpolice.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra together with: Don Airey (kbr); Keith Airey (gtr); Peter Auty (vcl); Richard Bailey (drm); Graham Bonnett (vcl); Robert Cohen (cll); Kim Goody (vcl); Chaz Jankel (mrm/btr); John McKenzie (bss); Robin Le Mesurier (gtr); Gary Moore (gtr); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm); Raff Ravenscroft (sxp); Gerald Ruddock (trp); Raymond Simmons (trp); Stuart Taylor (prc); Chris Thompson (vcl); Roy Wood (vcl).
<p>
The RPO together with a set of rock musicians recorded some Police covers. Paice appears on &quot;Truth Hits Everybody&quot;, &quot;Arrested&quot;, &quot;Message In A Bottle&quot; and &quot;Invisible Sun&quot;. The album was later rereleased under a new name: <i>Classic Police</i>.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Arrested [lp] : UK 1983 RCA Records RCALP8001<br>
Classic Police (= Arrested) [cd] : Europe 1993 Icon ICOMCD 001<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0042"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0042</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>June to October 1983</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Neil Carter (kbr); Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm).
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0043"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0043</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>October/November 1983</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1983victimsofuture1.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Neil Carter (kbr); Bobby Chouinard (drm); Bob Daisley (bss); Mo Foster (bss); Noddy Holder (bvc); Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Neil Murray (bss); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Victims Of Future [lp] : Germany 1983 Ten Records 205914-620<br>
Victims Of Future [lp] : US 1984 Atco/Mirage 7-90154-1<br>
Victims Of Future [lp] : Canada 1984 Virgin/Ten Records VL2285<br>
Victims Of Future [lp] : Uk 1984 Virgin Records OVED 206<br>
Hold On To Love/Devil In My Heart [ep] : UK 1983 Ten Records TEN13-12<br>
Shapes Of Things/Blinder/The Alan Freeman Interview [ep] : Germany 1984 Ten Records 601-253-213<br>
Empty Rooms/Nuclear Attack Live : Germany 1984 Ten Records 106654-100<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0044"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0044</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>December 1983 to April 1984</b>
<h3>Gary Moore Band</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=160>
<img src="0covers/ip1984wewantmoore1.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/ip1984wewantmoore2.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Neil Carter (kbr/gtr/vcl); Craig Gruber (bss); Gary Moore (gtr/vcl); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
We Want Moore! [2lp] : UK 1984 Ten Records 302469-370<br>
We Want Moore! [cd] : UK 198-? Ten Records GMDLCD-1<br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0045"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0045</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>Sometime during the 1980s</b>
<p>
Paice apparently appears on an instructional video called <i>Rock School</i> recorded/released sometime during the 1980s.
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


<a name="0046"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0046</b></font><p>
<table border=0 cellpadding=3 width=100%>
<tr valign=top><td>
<b>April 1984 to April 1989</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk II.b</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=160>
<img src="0covers/1984ps.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/1987hobl.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
The classic line-up is reborn. They record two albums: <i>Perfect Strangers</i> (1984) and <i>The House of Blue Light</i> (1987).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0047</b></font><p>
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<b>February 1987</b>
<h3>Pete York's Super Drumming</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1987superdrumming.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Pete York (drm), with the help of: Brian Auger (kbr); Louie Bellson (drm); Gerry Brown (drm), Nippy Noya (drm/prc); Ian Paice (drm); Simon Phillips (drm); Wolfgang Schmid (bss); Gert Wilden Jr. (kbr); Peter W&ouml;lpl (gtr).
<p>
Paice guested on Pete York first Super Drumming project. (Lord appeared on the second and third follow-ups.)
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Super Drumming [2lp] : Germany 1987 Global 303088-420<br>
<p>
<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
Killer - Rock Drum Highlights [cd] : Germany 1992 Ariola Express 291009<br>
Super Drumming - The Best [cd] : Germany Sep 1998 BMG Ariola 74321 59838 2<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0048</b></font><p>
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<b>During 1989</b>
<h3>George Harrison</h3>
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&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
George Harrison, together with others, incl. Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Paice does some banging for George Harrison on &quot;Poor Little Girl&quot;, &quot;Cockamanie business&quot; and &quot;Cheer down&quot;, all recorded during 1989, and claimed to appear on the soundtrack to <i>Lethal Weapon II</i>. The tracks eventually ended up as extra material on a compilation with previously released tracks.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Cheer Down/Poor Little Girl/Crackerbox Palace, Girl [3&quot; cd single] : Germany 1989 Warner/Dark Horse 921402-2<br>
Cheer Down/Poor Little Girl/Crackerbox Palace, Girl [3&quot; cd single] : UK 1989 Warner/Dark Horse W 2696 CD<br>
<p>
<u>Material from above appears on...</u><br>
Best Of Dark Horse 1976-1989 [lp/cd] : Germany 1989 Warner/Dark Horse 925726<br>
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<b>January 1990 to August 1992</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk V</h3>
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<img src="0covers/1990sam.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
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<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm); Joe Lynn Turner (vcl).
<p>
With a new singer, Deep Purple records <i>Slaves &amp; Masters</i> (1990).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
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</p>


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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0050</b></font><p>
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<b>Sometime during 1990</b>
<h3>Pretty Maids</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1990jumpthegun.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ronnie Atkins (vcl); Allan Delong (bss); Ken Hammer (gtr); Ricke Marx (gtr); Phil More (drm); plus a few sessioners, incl. Roger Glover (bss); Freedy George Jensen (hrp); Knud Lindhard (bvc); Alan Owen (kbr); Ian Paice (drm); Ivan Pedersen (bvc); the New Jersey Mass Choir led by Donny Harper; and with Roger Glover producing.
<p>
Paice drums for the track &quot;Young Blood&quot; on Pretty Maids' <i>Jump the Gun</i> album, while Glover produced and played bass on &quot;Dream On&quot;. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Young Blood/Attention : UK 1990 CBS 655597 7<br>
Jump The Gun [lp/cd] : Europe 1990 CBS 466365<br>
Savage Heart/Over And Out : UK 1990 CBS 655884 7<br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0051</b></font><p>
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<b>August 1992 to November 1993</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk II.c</h3>
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<img src="0covers/1993tbrocd.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
The classic line-up reborn again. They record <i>The Battle Rages On...</i> (1993). 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
</font>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0052</b></font><p>
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<b>November 1993 to September 1994</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk VI</h3>
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&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm); Joe Satriani (gtr).
<p>
Satriani joined the purple ranks for a short Japanese tour, and a longer European ditto from May to July 1994. Unfortunately, they didn't record.
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<a name="0053"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0053</b></font><p>
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<b>November 1994 to March 2002</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk VII</h3>
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<img src="0covers/1996purpendicular.jpg" width=70 heigth=70> 
<img src="0covers/1998abandon.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Steve Morse (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
With Steve Morse on guitar, Deep Purple has started a new era. Two albums see the light of day: <i>Purpendicular</i> (1996) and <i>Abandon</i> (1998).
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
</font>
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</table>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0054</b></font><p>
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<b>Spring/Fall 1999</b>
<h3>Paul McCartney &amp; Friends</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip1999rundevilrun.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Paul McCartney (vcl/bss), together with: Dave Gilmour (gtr); Mick Green (gtr); Dave Mattacks (drm); Ian Paice (drm); Pete Wingfield (kbr).
<p>
Paice drums on a McCartney &amp; Friends album. It contains mostly covers of well-known rock'n'roll classics, recorded during March. They later appeared live doing material from this album. One appearance was on 18th September 1999 at a PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) party in Los Angeles. They later re-appeared during November on Jool Holland's show &quot;Later With Jools Holland&quot; on the UK TV channel BBC2. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Run Devil Run [cd] : UK 1999 Parlophone 7243 5 22351 2 4 <br>
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</table>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0055</b></font><p>
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<b>September 1999</b>
<h3>Ashton, Martinez &amp; Paice</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Tony Ashton (vcl/kbr); Paul Martinez (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Paice joined Ashton and Martinez for a few gigs at the Hell Blues Festival in Norway during September 1999. He also did a drum clinic at some hotel in Hell.
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<a name="0056"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0056</b></font><p>
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<b>September 1999</b>
<h3>Jon Lord's Concerto</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip1999rah.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<p>
Lord's Concerto was performed live at the Royal Albert Hall on 25th and 26th September 1999 - 30 years after it's premiere performance. The main performers were the London Philharmonics together with Deep Purple Mk VII. In addition, there were lots of guest appearances by a variety of rock celebrities. The entire performance is available on CD, Video and DVD. 
<p>
Read all about it in our <a href="http://www.deep-purple.com/specials/RAH99-CD/">RAH feature</a>.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="jl.html#0001">See Jon Lord's Discobiography</a>.
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0057</b></font><p>
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<b>December 1999</b>
<h3>Paul McCartney</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Paul McCartney (vcl/bss), together with: Mick Green (gtr); Mick Green (gtr); Ian Paice (drm); Pete Wingfield (kbr).
<p>
McCartney &amp; Band have continued appearing live. Once on a German TV show called &quot;Wetten, dass...?&quot; during December 1999. They played a track called &quot;No Other Baby&quot;. They also played the Cavern Club in Liverpool, which was broadcasted by Radio 2.
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<a name="0058"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0058</b></font><p>
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<b>June 2000</b>
<h3>The Tony Ashton Testimonial</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Chris Barber, Joe Brown, John Entwhistle, Eddie Hardin, Emma Hardin, Jon Lord, Bernie Marsden, Zoot Money, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Ian Paice, Zak Starkey, Pete York, and others.
<p>
Tony Ashton's contributions to and influence on modern music is wider than most people might know. As some of fund raising event due to Ashton's previous illness which he's been recovering from as well as a tribute to the oustanding skills of the man himself, a whole range of celebrities, including Jon Lord and Ian Paice who's worked with Tony Ashton on several occasions (see previous entries), got together for a concert-cum-concert at Abbey Road Studios. Any recordings?
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<a name="0059"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0059</b></font><p>
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<b>During 2001</b>
<h3>Jim Capaldi</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip2001livingontheoutside.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Jim Capaldi, George Harrison, Steve Winwood, Ian Paice, Gary Moore, Paul Weller, and others.
<p>
Ian Paice makes a session.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Living On The Outside [cd] : Germany September 2001 SPV Records <br>
</font>
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</p>


<a name="0060"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0060</b></font><p>
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<b>During 2001</b>
<h3>Max Magagni</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/ip2001magagnitwister.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Max Magagni (gtr); Oscar Bandiero (bss); Andrea Ge (drm); Gianluca Tagliavini (kbr); Paul Shortino (vcl); Robin McAuley (vcl); Michele Luppi (vcl); plus Glenn Hughes (bss/vcl); and also Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Ian Paice plays drums on one track, a live recording of &quot;Highway Star&quot;.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Twister [cd] : US 2001<br>
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</table>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0061</b></font><p>
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<b>August to September 2001</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk pre-VIII</h3>
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&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Don Airey (kbr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Steve Morse (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Jon Lord hurt his knee, had to sit/lie through some surgery, and thus couldn't finish an ongoing tour. Don Airey was asked to fill in for him, in what everybody thought was a temporary replacement job. Oooh, were we fooled!
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0062</b></font><p>
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<b>September 2001</b>
<h3>Mario Fasciano</h3>
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&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Mario Fasciano, with Steve Hackett, Ian Paice, Don Airey, Steve Morse, and others.
<p>
Ian Paice plays drums on an Italian ballad called &quot;Tarantella&quot;.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
E-Thnic [cd] : Europe 2003 <br>
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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0063</b></font><p>
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<b>December 2001</b>
<h3>Paice & York</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
&nbsp;
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
Ian Paice & Pete York on tour in Germany.
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</table>
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<a name="0064"></a>
<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0064</b></font><p>
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<tr valign=top><td>
<b>March 2002 onwards</b>
<h3>Deep Purple Mk VIII</h3>
</td><td align=right nowrap width=80>
<img src="0covers/2003bananas.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Don Airey (kbr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Steve Morse (gtr); Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
After 30+ years, Jon Lord decides to retire. His shoes are now filled by the eminent Don Airey. Their first album <i>Bananas</i> was recorded in early 2003.
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
<a href="discoidx.html">See the Deep Purple Discography</a><br>
</font>
</td></tr>
</table>
</p>


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<hr noshade><font size=1 color="#ccccdd"><b>0065</b></font><p>
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<b>During 2002</b>
<h3>Tolo Marton</h3>
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<img src="0covers/ip2003dalvero.jpg" width=70 heigth=70>
</td></tr><tr valign=top><td colspan=2>
<i>People involved</i><br>
Tolo Marton (gtr) and the band Lostiguana, ie. Maurizio Feraco (bss); Marco Michieletto (drm); Max Michieletto (gtr) -- with special guest Ian Paice (drm).
<p>
Paice plays drums on two live tracks, viz. &quot;Hey Joe&quot; and (Jimi Hendrix's) &quot;Stone Free&quot;. 
<p>
<font size="2">
<u>Albums &amp; singles</u><br>
Dal Vero [2cd] : Italy 2003
</font>
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</table>
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