The Roots of Deep Purple: The Complete Episode Six

Track Listings

 
1. My Babe
2. Put Yourself in My Place
3. That's All I Want
4. I Hear Trumpets Blow
5. True Love Is Funny That Way
6. Here, There and Everywhere
7. Mighty Morris Ten
8. I Will Warm Your Heart
9. Incense
10. Love Hate Revenge
11. Baby, Baby, Baby
12. Morning Dew
13. Sunshine Girl
14. I Won't Hurt You
15. UFO
16. I Can See Through You
17. When I Fall in Love
18. Way You Look Tonight
19. My Little Red Book
20. Plastic Love
See all 28 tracks on this disc

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The Roots Of Deep Purple: Complete Episode Six
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Too talented for their own good?
 The Roots Of Deep Purple: Complete Episode Six
Episode Six
Manufacturer: Castle - Old Numbers
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Pop | Styles | Music
Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000000PQ9
Release Date: 2002-09-03

Tracks:

  1. MY BABE
  2. PUT YOURSELF IN MY PLACE
  3. THAT'S ALL I WANT
  4. I HEAR TRUMPETS BLOW
  5. TRUE LOVE IS FUNNY THAT WAY
  6. HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE
  7. MIGHTY MORRIS TEN
  8. I WILL WARM YOUR HEART
  9. INCENSE
  10. LOVE HAT REVENGE
  11. BABY BABY BABY
  12. MORNING DEW
  13. SUNSHINE GIRL
  14. I WON'T HURT YOU
  15. UFO
  16. I CAN'T SEE THROUGH YOU
  17. WHEN I FALL IN LOVE
  18. THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT
  19. MY LITTLE RED BOOK
  20. PLASTIC LOVE
  21. TIME AND MOTION MAN
  22. ONLY LONELY PEOPLE
  23. LITTLE ONE
  24. WIDE SMILES
  25. LUCKY SUNDAY
  26. MR UNIVERSE
  27. MOZART VS THE REST
  28. JACK D'OR

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Too talented for their own good?.......1999-04-08

In recent years a lot of my favorite music is from bands nobody's ever heard of. THE MOVE. THE IDLE RACE. And here, EPISODE SIX. I first encounted them on a really bad-sounding LP. Even at that I sensed some wonderful recordings in there. This CD, with its superior sound quality, confirmed it! Not only does it collect every "A" and "B" side they ever released, but several previously unreleased tunes as well. The 6 immensely talented people in this band cover a wide range of musical styles as they knocked out one fabulous pop song after another. You'll probably hear bits of The Moody Blues, The Grass Roots, The Beach Boys and a number of other bands' influence, but it's all THEM. I suppose nobody knew how to categorize or market them-- because try as they did, they never had a real hit. What a crime! But you can listen to it all here, great tune after great tune. My faves are "I Hear Trumpets Blow", "True Love Is Funny That Way" (a warning about unexpected break-ups), "Mighty Morris Ten" (Roger Glover's hot-rod song!), "Morning Dew" (the best version of it I've ever heard), and an absolutely gorgeous cover of the standard, "The Way You Look Tonight". You know, it's felt these guys were on the verge of finally making it-- until their vocalist & bassist quit to join DEEP PURPLE! Instead, we're left with this wonderful "footnote" in pop & rock history.
The Roots of Deep Purple: The Complete Episode Six
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Deep Purple-'The Roots Of Deep Purple:The Complete Episode Six' (Collectabes)
  • A most have for a Deep Purple or Gillan fan
 The Roots of Deep Purple: The Complete Episode Six
Deep Purple
Manufacturer: Collectables
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

BritainBritain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
British MetalBritish Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
Hard RockHard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
British InvasionBritish Invasion | Classic Rock | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00000086E
Release Date: 1994-04-28

Tracks:

  1. My Babe
  2. Put Yourself In My Place
  3. That's All I Want
  4. I Hear Trumpets Blow
  5. True Love Is Funny That Way
  6. Here There And Everywhere
  7. Mighty Morris Ten
  8. I Will Warm Your Heart
  9. Incense
  10. Love Hate Revenge
  11. Baby Baby Baby
  12. Morning Dew
  13. Sunshine Girl
  14. I Won't Hurt You
  15. U.F.O.
  16. I Can See Through You
  17. When I Fall In Love
  18. The Way You Look Tonight
  19. My Little Red Book
  20. Plastic Love
  21. Time And Motion Man
  22. Only Lonely People
  23. Little One
  24. Wide Smiles
  25. Lucky Sunday
  26. Mr. Universe
  27. Mozart Vs The Rest
  28. Jack D'Or

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Deep Purple-'The Roots Of Deep Purple:The Complete Episode Six' (Collectabes).......2007-01-13

A must-have 28 track compilation of Episode Six's singles they put out between 1966-69.Unless you already know,you're like me,just now discovering this was the British Invasion band that future Deep Purple members bassist Roger Glover and vocalist Ian Gillan was in,before joining with Blackmore and crew.I vaguely remember the name,but never bothered to find out any info on them.Tunes like "Put Yourself In My Place","That's All I Want",their Beatles cover "Here,There And Everywhere",the very familiar-sounding "Love Hate Revenge" and "I Can See Through You" will likely have this CD staying in your 'current rotation stack' for awhile.Absolutely essential.

5 out of 5 stars A most have for a Deep Purple or Gillan fan.......2001-07-16

Most famous for including bassist Roger Glover and singer Ian Gillan before they joined Deep Purple, Episode Six managed to release no less than nine British singles between 1966 and 1969 without coming close to a hit record or establishing a solid identity. Also prominently featuring organist/singer Sheila Carter-Dimmock, the group's 1966-67 singles were rather light pop/rock harmony numbers, with an occasional ballad and a bit of a soul influence. Light years removed from Deep Purple, Episode Six were nothing if not eclectic in their choice of material, trying their hands at numbers by The Hollies, the Beatles, the Tokens, and Charles Aznavour, as well as a British hot-rod tune (written by Glover). While their repertoire lacked focus, their singles were actually pleasant, and their fine cover of Tim Rose's "Morning Dew" would have been a deserving hit. In 1967, they began to fuse pop and psychedelia with reasonably impressive results, especially the single "I Can See Through You" (written by Glover), one of the finest British psychedelic obscurities. Their final two singles showed the band going in a much more progressive direction, and anticipating some of the most indulgent art-rock of the '70s with "Mozart Versus the Rest," which assaulted one of the composer's most famous riffs with manic electric guitars. Episode Six folded in 1969, after Gillan and Glover had joined Deep Purple.

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