Here is my solo list:
1. The boy can play the blues
2. Shake the ground
3. Big time
4. Coffee and vanilla
5. Talk about it
6. The way it is
7. Neverafter
8. Stoned in the temple
9. Take you down
10. Gone
11. Soul Mover
12. Steppin on
13. My town
14. Flow
15. Let it shine.
Favourite albums: Blues, Feel, The way it is and Resonate 
Also including Hughes Thrall, John Norum, HTP, Iommi, Calfornia Breed and BCC?
jerklund: that variation is what I like 
Ian Paice is the best ever, but Ash Sheehan is very close to his style and it fits well to the Purple songs
Glenn said Burn tour 2023-2024 I believe. So I think Daisies is definately done.
BCC: for me only the first two albums are very good. BCC V nice: but better a new solo album with Ash Sheehan as drummer (that guy is good)
Personally I think Glenn’s time with the Daisies is over. The sound of this band is too limited for his talents and diverse styles of music.
What’s next: For sure there will be BCC V (Glenn has already tweeted about this). Maybe a few tourdates after the album (as Joe is too busy with his solo tours).
In the Fall we will probably get an extended Burn Anniversary tour. I hope he will play the whole album live including gems like Lay Down Stay Down and What’s Going On Here. Looking forward to it
Holy Ground is definately the winner. Better songs with a kinda gothic feel. Got only positive reviews (a lot) in Europe. I think this will be the Daisies highest point with Glenn: after this it only can go downward. I think the magic is over now.
Time for something different
According to growing rumours on the internet, Glenn is out of the Dead Daisies.
Glenn has in the last week mostly tweeted about BCC. I think Dead Daisies with Glenn is over and BCC is on again (album and short tour?)
jerklund: good to see you so enthusiatic in the new year. A good and positive spirit. I like it
I’ve seen a German show this summer (Holy Ground tour and debut Radiance single) and it was very good. Better than expected and definately better than the studio versions.
On the other hand I don’t see Glenn playing for years in this band because it is also to limited for his talents.
We, the hardcore fans, also want to hear him play rock in a combination with funk and soul
I’m hoping for a lp version of the DEP Sessions.
Very underrated. Wanna have it in my vinyl collection
Exceptional good. Great song by the Purps. In this longer version Ian Paice shows his amazing drumtechnique, very funky. This song Homeward Strut is from Tommy Bolin’s album Teaser and fits Deep Purple MK IV very well.
Last weekend I’ve seen Ian Paice for the fourth time this year (with Purpendicular this time) and he is still amazing good and still has that groove
Ash Sheehan is the drummer who played on the last Glenn Hughes Performs Classic Deep Purple Live tour (a big part of that tour).
His style is close to seventies Ian Paice style (especially Stormbringer and Come taste the band en PAL : rock with funk and jazz influences).
He also plays on Tony Iommi Scent Of Dark (instrumental song 2021).
Great Drummer. Take a listen a YouTube
My favorite Glenn Hughes solo
core band would be, next to Glenn, JJ Marsh on guitar, Ash Sheehan on drums and Lachy Doley on keyboards. Bring it on
Did Trapeze ever play in Europe?
Holy Ground is a better album and had overall more positive reviews. Radiance (excellent title song) is a step down and had also some not so good reviews in Europe.
I don’t like the sound that this producer created on these albums (full force and hardly any light and dark). I think when Glenn would have done the production himself, the albums would be much better.
Live it was great: the songs (mainly Holy Ground but also Radiance title song) sounded much better live than studio.
For the near future: I think The Dead Daisies sound is too limited for Glenn. I think next year he will go on to other adventures: BCC V, maybe Burn 50th tour or maybe recording of a new solo record
BCC V would be better as a third Dead Daisies album (more diverse), but personally I would like to hear Glenn with a new solo album.
BCC would be only the album and maybe a few live shows (or no shows at all) as Joe has a very busy touring scedule himself.
Glenn also had a tweet about the recording of Burn (next year 50 years ago) and that it will be celebrated. A Burn 50th tour, where he plays the whole album would be nice and great to look forward to. Let’s see what’s gonna happen
In the meantime: Dino on vocals and Jimmy Crutchley on bass.
Get well soon Glenn: all the best
