Posts by hughes

When he sang in the band Free,Paul Rodgers was great,really,really great and soulful...a bit less in Bad Company,but still more than very good.

Bonnett!!!...,let me laugh...

We all have been young,we all have been influenced and good music is the rythm of our lives

It feels so good to know that we'll be all together with our friend Glenn Hughes,thank you very much!

Quote from Arjen

When I bought this Sabbath album at a record fair many many years ago a asked the seller if the singer on this album was a good singer. (at this point I only had Dio and Tony MArtin sabbath records) and the seller said: yes this guy, Glenn Hughes, can sing pretty well ...... First I thought he jsut wanted to sell me this record but I soon found out this seller was damn right!

Anyway "Angry Heart" would be a real vintage song to hear live

Well,where have you been gone during the seventies for not knowing who Glenn was...

Quote from Grace

Since Deep Purple started for me, with the televised broadcast of California Jam,
I always thought that the MK3 line up WAS "the classic line up." (Actually, I still do.)
Plus.....I had no clue what the names of the DP players were.

And when I heard the news that the "strange" guitarist
(who had beat up the TV camera with his guitar)
had been replaced by a more normal person, that was OK with me...........

Yep, any line up with:

HUGHES and COVERDALE.
(The Purple Boys.)

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I love Glenn so much,a great man,as far as David is concerned,too bad that he spent his life trying to be Robert Plant,it's well worth trying,but...he won't be.

Quote from bassboy

MK III line-up is my favorite without a doubt

Wanted the MK IV band to be my favorite, but Tommy's addiction got the best of him throughout most of his time with DP. It was a brilliant album though.

But I have to admit that I have a soft spot for MK II...especially the "Who Do We Think We Are" album. "Woman From Tokyo" and "Rat Bat Blue" still tear me up:guitarmet

Yeah,you're all right,what a great stuff!!!!

Quote from BoundforJersey

Come on people what are your top 5 favorite bands of the 70's? I'll get the juice flowing with my list.DEEP Purple,Black Sabbath,Led Zepplin,KISS,Pink Floyd! I guess I did pretty good here! What do ya think?

Well,Kiss is just for laughing

Quote from Pete Stanford

Glenn Hughes: Vocals

Jimi Hendrix: Guitar

Eddie Van Halen: Guitar

Billy Sheehan: Bass

Jon Lord: Keyboards

John Bonham: Drums


Backing Vocals:Paul Rodgers,Robert Plant,David Coverdale,Peter Frampton and Janis Joplin.

Special guest:Ian Anderson playing occasional Flute

Can't begin to imagine what the final sound/style would'ave been like!!!! maybe two months in rehearsals needed to sort that out.

Cheers...

Pete S.

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Well,Jimi is too messy,let's have Jimmy Page on guitar,Glenn Hughes on bass and vocals,let us pray the Lord for John Bonham to come back on drums,and if neccessary,we'll invite John Paul Jones on keyboards. What do you think of that?Robert will probably kill me...Lot of fun,Percy,we love you.

Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple with my beloved Glenn
Black Sabbath
Free
Queen
.... and more

Well,I would say
Jimmy page
Tommy Bolin
John Sykes
Tony Iommi
Martin Barre
Paul Kossoff
Donal Buck Dharma Roeser
Brian May
Eric Clapton
Jeff Beck
Thank you all