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Burn, Deep Purple Burn: Recorded in Montreux, Switzerland, in November 1973 with the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio, Burn was the first album to feature Mk 3 line-up of Deep Purple, with David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes joining the band. Released worldwide in February 1974, it went top ten in America and Britain. Many of the tracks went straight into the live set, and remain amongst the most popular the band has ever done. All vocals are sung by David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes except "Mistreated", which is sung by David Coverdale alone. The Burn's 30th anniversary edition includes Hughes in the credits for all the tracks except "Sail Away" and "Mistreated".

References: Deep Purple, Burn - Booklet Emi Lc 0542

Artist: Deep Purple
Year: 1974
Type: Studio Album
Format: Vinyl
Produced by: Deep Purple
Genre: Hard Rock
Musicians: David Coverdale (vocals), Glenn Hughes (bass, vocals), Ian Paice (drums), Jon Lord (keyboards), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)

Overall: 3.87 from 4 ratings
Year ranked: 8 over 32 for 1974
Genre ranked:
34 over 200 for Hard Rock
Country ranked: 113 over 959 from U. K.
Releases:
1974
VinylPurple RecordsTPS 3505
Tracks
Number Title Duration Musics Lyrics
A1Burn;06:04Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice;
A2Might Just Take Your Life;04:36Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice;
A3Lay Down, Stay Down;04:15Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice;
A4Sail Away;05:48Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale;
B1You Fool No One;04:47Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Jon Lord; Ian Paice;
B2What's Goin' On Here;04:55Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Ian Paice; Jon Lord; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Ian Paice; Jon Lord;
B3Mistreated;07:25Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale; Ritchie Blackmore; David Coverdale;
B4A 200;03:51Ritchie Blackmore; Jon Lord; Ian Paice; Ritchie Blackmore; Jon Lord; Ian Paice; 















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	 by Johnny78	
	Wednesday, 24 August 2011 09:42
	

	
Interesting.

	

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	 by hans bkr	
	Monday, 27 June 2011 12:56
	

	
Burn was the first album to feature Mk 3 Deep Purple's line-up. David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes give to the band a sound never heard before, mainly on 'You fool no one' and 'Mistreated', two songs very innovative along with 'A 200', also if this one is to be considered as an experiment. Burn, Might just take your life, Lay down stay down, Sail away, What's going on here, are all pretty and interesting. Personally, I really appreciate this album, and I think that, except for In Rock and Machine Head, Burn is the best studio work from this band.

	

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	 by Dkw	
	Monday, 06 September 2010 16:37
	

	
An innovative and interesting hard rock album.

	

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	 by nopop	
	Sunday, 11 July 2010 16:36
	

	
In my opinion, an album often underrated.

	

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