Roger Glover And The Guilty Party
If Life Was Easy
Released: 2011, Eagle Records
Rating: 3.5/5
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Roger Glover And The Guilty Party – If Life Was Easy
Tags: DEEP PURPLE, Roger Glover
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DEEP PURPLE -Live with Orchestra, Hartwall Arena, Helsinki
HARTWALL ARENA, HELSINKI
07.12 2011
REVIEW AND PICTURES BY MARKO SYRJALA
U.K. hard rock pioneers Deep Purple have been annual visitors in Finland for a long time and this year made no exception here. The current tour “The Songs That Built Rock” includes also a Frankfurt Philharmonic Orchestra with whom the band performed a string of their biggest hits as well some rarely played gems. In fact, it’s already been six years since they released their latest studio release RAPTURE OF THE DEEP but it looks that there is still demand as they now sold almost 7000 tickets for their show for the Hartwall Arena.
Tags: DEEP PURPLE, Don Airey, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Rainbow, Roger Glover, Steve Morse, Whitesnake
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PRETTY MAIDS – Vocalist Ronnie Atkins

RONNIE ATKINS
INTERVIEW AND PICTURES BY MARKO SYRJÄLÄ
The Danish hard rock band the Pretty Maids was originally formed in 1981 by singer Ronnie Atkins and guitarist Ken Hammer. They found worldwide success with the now classic 80’s albums RED HOT AND HEAVY and FUTURE WORLD but although they’ve sold hundreds of thousands of albums, they have never broken through in a major way. In the 90’s they enjoyed some overwhelming success in Japan market but when the decade ended, the band faced many difficult problems and they slowly disbanded from the spotlight. However, they never officially quit and instead they did some select dates in Europe every then and now until things changed again in 2010. Pretty Maids released PANDENOMIUM, their strongest album in ages, and they’re once again ready to rock again with full force.
Tags: hal patino, Ken Hammer, PRETTY MAIDS, Roger Glover, Ronnie Atkins
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Joe Lynn Turner: solo artist, Brazen Abbot, ex- Rainbow, ex- Deep Purple, etc…

JOE LYNN TURNER
Joe Lynn Turner’s recording career, spanning three full decades, is too impressive to be described in just a few sentences. He will, however, forever be first and foremost recognized as the man responsible for leading the legendary hard rock band Rainbow to it’s greatest commercial heights. Taking over the reigns from Graham Bonnet, who had only endured one album in the giant shoes left by Ronnie James Dio, Joe recorded three classic albums, DIFFICULT TO CURE in 1981, STRAIGHT BETWEEN THE EYES in 1982 and BENT OUT OF SHAPE in 1983. Before reuniting with Mr. Blackmore once again, this time at the helm of Deep Purple to record the SLAVES AND MASTERS album in 1989, Joe helped Yngwie Malmsteen craft his arguably best work to date, the ODYSSEY in 1988.Through the years Joe Lynn Turner has also released numerous well received solo albums and worked with many great bands such as Mother’s Army. In the past decade he has, among other things, worked with Nikolo Kotzev on five albums, Brazen Abbot’s EYE OF STORM in 1996, BAD RELIGION in 1997, GUILTY AS SIN in 2003 and MY RESURRECTION in 2005 as well as Nikolo Kotzev’s double album NOSTRADAMUS in 2001. He’s also released and toured several albums with fellow Deep Purple alumni Glenn Hughes. We hope that you enjoy this look into Joe’s career, past, present and future!
Interview by Marko Syrjala
Tags: Al Pitrelli, Blackmore's Night, Candice Night, Carmine Appice, DEEP PURPLE, Don Airey, Doogie White, Glenn Hughes, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Joe Lynn Turner, Jon Lord, Karl Cochran, Mother's Army, Rainbow, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Whitesnake, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
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