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1960s · Rock·1968–present

Deep Purple

Deep Purple connects directly to 15 artists, and through them to at least 84 more acts. Nick Simper played in The Flower Pot Men, Warhorse and Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, among others. David Coverdale played in Whitesnake (from 1978, 4 stints), The Brutal Brothers and Wizard’s Convention. Joe Satriani played in Chickenfoot (since 2008), G3 (since 1996, 2 stints) and Squares, among others.

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Bands & Artists Connected to Deep Purple

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Where Deep Purple’s collaborators go next — the other bands, founded groups, and side projects their direct connections belong to.

Nick Simper

David Coverdale

Joe Satriani

Joe Lynn Turner

Ian Paice

Ritchie Blackmore

Roger Glover

Glenn Hughes

Ian Gillan

Jon Lord

Rod Evans

Tommy Bolin

Don Airey

Simon McBride

Background

Deep Purple are a British rock band formed in London in 1968. They are considered to be among the pioneers of heavy metal and modern hard rock, although their musical style has varied throughout their career. Originally formed as a psychedelic rock and progressive rock band,…via Wikipedia

Career Highlights

24 albums
Formed
1968
Active
1968–present
Listeners
3,083,023Last.fm
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Selected Discography

  1. 1968Shades of Deep Purple
  2. 1968The Book of Taliesyn
  3. 1969Deep Purple
  4. 1970Deep Purple in Rock
  5. 1971Fireball
  6. 1972Machine Head
  7. 1973Who Do We Think We Are
  8. 1974Burn
  9. 1974Stormbringer
  10. 1975Come Taste the Band
  11. 1984Perfect Strangers
  12. 1987The House of Blue Light
  13. 1990Slaves and Masters
  14. 1993The Battle Rages On…
  15. 1996Purpendicular

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