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Big Ears · 03-22-2013, 03:49 PM

Don't forget Sail Away by Deep Purple from Burn (1974). It's the best track on a strong album, consisting of a duet between David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes, which makes me wish that the latter took all the lead vocals during the post-Gillan/Glover period. I say this despite Coverdale being a reasonable singer. There is a remastered CD of Burn, which has not one, but two versions of this great song. Play it loud!

Deep Purple - Sail Away - YouTube

Trollheart · 03-24-2013, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Ears

Don't forget Sail Away by Deep Purple from Burn (1974). It's the best track on a strong album, consisting of a duet between David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes, which makes me wish that the latter took all the lead vocals during the post-Gillan/Glover period. I say this despite Coverdale being a reasonable singer. There is a remastered CD of Burn, which has not one, but two versions of this great song. Play it loud!

Deep Purple - Sail Away - YouTube

Yes, I saw it but as I say I had to have a cutoff point somewhere. Great song.

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Big Ears Music Addict Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Hampshire, England Posts: 434	Don't forget Sail Away by Deep Purple from Burn (1974). It's the best track on a strong album, consisting of a duet between David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes, which makes me wish that the latter took all the lead vocals during the post-Gillan/Glover period. I say this despite Coverdale being a reasonable singer. There is a remastered CD of Burn, which has not one, but two versions of this great song. Play it loud! Deep Purple - Sail Away - YouTube __________________ My Journal: Rabbiting On