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Tag Archives: Glenn Hughes
GLENN HUGHES – Return Of Crystal Karma
October 27, 2017

SPV 2000 / Cherry Red 2017 Long overdue, if instant, gratification from a rocker who got back on track and brought it all home. “Face with no name” is how describes his stance at the start of the album which … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Glenn Hughes, hard rock, heavy funk
Glenn Hughes’ Reissues Series Gets New Expansions
September 24, 2017
The series of ‘ remastered and expanded reissues continues to grow. Following on the heels of a couple titles that saw the light of day, again, in August (here’s the ), are two more releases which are scheduled for a … Continue reading
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Tagged Glenn Hughes
GLENN HUGHES – The Way It Is
September 22, 2017

Steamhammer 1999 / Purple 2017 Renaissance man gets back on track to give his rock a solid whack. The ’90s were an era when reined in his demons and got his act together – literally so. Whereas “Feel” and “Addiction” … Continue reading
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Tagged Glenn Hughes, hard rock, heavy funk, Keith Emerson, Marc Bonilla, soul
New Entries In Glenn Hughes’ Reissues Line
June 21, 2017
As we mentioned , last month saw the launch of ‘ reissue series on a recently resurrected Purple Records. And now, with his earliest and mid-’90s titles out of the way – and two albums from the beginning of that … Continue reading
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Tagged Glenn Hughes
“Butterfly Ball”: A New Look At The Movie
May 20, 2017
Since its release in 1974, Roger Glover’s “The Butterfly Ball And The Grasshopper’s Feast” has had a double life: one of a glorified rock opera, and the other of a slightly surrealistic film that interjected footage from a 1975 concert … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, David Coverdale, Eddie Hardin, Eddie Jobson, Glenn Hughes, Ian Gillan, John Lawton, Mo Foster, Roger Glover, Tony Klinger


