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| | Ian Gillan |
 | | Gillan wanted to have a band named after him and wanted to record all of his songs, so he bought his own recording studio and signed a solo deal with Oyster Records. | | | Ian and his band then made two new albums called Clean Air Turbulence in April of 1977 and Scarabus in November of 1977. | | | Gillan finally told Deep Purple around October of 1972 that he was leaving, but said that he would stay until the tour dates were finished. |
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| | Ray Fenwick: News: In Japan with the Ian Gillan Band |
| | Ian Gillan became dissatisfied with the final mixes of the album and this delayed its eventual release in April 1977. | | | The Ian Gillan Band were on the road for much of May 1977 promoting the album (their Rainbow gig on the tour has already surfaced on Angel Air). | | | Ian Gillan recollected in his autobiography "The gig at Yubin Chokin Hall went brilliantly and brought back memories of the visit I made with Deep Purple, which simply did not compare." This is the gig that is captured on the Angel Air release, "Live Yukin Chokin Hall, Hiroshima 1977". |
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| | CD Gallery - Gillan |
| | Ian Gillan and his band of rag-tag cohorts are masters at so many different styles, yet they manage to gel them all together so that the band sounds like they have direction, rather than running in twenty different directions. | | | Ian Gillan was really trying to move away from the Deep Purple sound on this 1977 release. | | | This album was released as a solo album, unlike his future band albums with Gillan. |
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| | Ian Gillan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Universe Ian Gillan was back in the UK charts and through several more line up changes released a string of hit singles and successful albums including Glory Road, Future Shock, Double Trouble, and finally Magic. | | | Ian Gillan ( August 19, 1945), Heavy Metal vocalist. | | | The early band sound had a distinct jazz-rock aspect which proved unpopular and was replaced by a more high powered hard rock sound as Gillan reformed the lineup and shortened the groups name to Gillan. |
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| | VH1.com : Ian Gillan : Biography |
| | Ian Gillan was one of the foremost vocalists of the heavy metal style of rock that emerged in the 1970s, earning his greatest renown as a member of | | | Gillan 's next solo album, Naked Thunder, was briefly in the British charts in July 1990. | | | Gillan, who had bought a recording studio, signed a solo deal with Oyster Records. |
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| | Ian Gillan Band : Live At The Rainbow/ The Gillan Tapes Vol 1, 2 & 3/Clear Air Turbulence/Scarabus/Cherkazoo and other stories |
| | Ian Gillan is the voice of British hard rock and though his work with DEEP PURPLE shall remain his hallmark, these tapes of the GILLAN band show that he need not have had a Blackmore to fence with in order to make musical sparks. | | | Instead, what Gillan decided to do was to hire the best musicians that he knew and take a decidedly left turn from the proto-metal music that he had become best known for. | | | The IAN GILLAN BAND was a rock-fusion oddity that at its best was no less than genius and at its worse adrift on a sea of jazz with no port in sight. |
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| | VHS-Video - Ian Gillan Band - AT THE RAINBOW | | | Ian Gillan Band - Live at the Rainbow 1977- DVD NEU/OVP | | | GILLAN Ian Band - Live at the Rainbow ( DEEP PURPLE |
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| | Ian Gillan Mercury High CD |
| | Ian Gillan was probably at his most experimental on his first solo album release of 1977, 'Clear Air Turbulence'. | | | The singer formed the Ian Gillan Band with guitarist Ray Fenwick (ex-Spencer Davis Group), drummer Mark Nauseef (ex-Elf), keyboardist Mike Moran and bassist John Gustafson, signed a solo deal with Oyster Records and released his debut solo album 'Child In Time' in 1976. | | | With solid rock very much on the menu, Ian Gillan dissolved the IGB (but retained keysman Colin Towns) and was back in the recording studio in the summer of 1978 with a new band with the snappier name of Gillan. |
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| | IAN GILLAN : FAQ |
| | the band featuring Gillan, Haze, Bloomfield and Howard, that did the Toolbox tour recorded an album that was never released because of lack of interest from Record companies. | | | Is his sisters band, they made an album called 'Hearts Of Fire' (Ian was not involved at all). | | | Gillans (cover) band around 1961-65, took over the recidency spot at The Station Hotel in Richmond from The Rolling Stones. |
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| | ig19801020.html |
| | So the Ian Gillan Band was formed, and during the heyday of punk rock, spent its time touring around clubs and colleges. | | | FANS of Ian Gillan might be shocked to hear that at one time the singer was perilously close to abandoning his Career. | | | Ian justifies the existence of the band then by pointing out how punk existed almost to the exclusion of anything else, and that fans deserved some kind of variety and competition between artists. |
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| | Ian Gillan Interview |
| | Ian Paice grew up in the Buddy Rich school of music so he brings a big band, swing feel from his heritage into the band. | | | Ian: I sang in the church choir as a boy soprano. | | | Ian: Apart from overstating the bleeding obvious, he is a brilliant musician. |
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| | Get Ready to ROCK! Review of CD album by Ian Gillan Band called Rarities 1975-77 |
| | Review of CD album by Ian Gillan Band called Rarities 1975-77 | | | A must for Gillan/Pruple fans as this draws together demos/rare tracks for the first three albums released by bthe Ian Gillan Band - the jazz rock era as its known to many fans. | | | A must for Gillan fans and anyone who likes the varied sounds that were 70s rock. |
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| | Coda Agency - Ian Gillan |
| | Towards the end of the Ian Gillan Band's career, at the invitation of multi-platinum Dutch record producers the Bolland Brothers, Ian sang on the recording of their musical Darwin, based on the life and times of evolutionist Charles Darwin. | | | However, in 1976, he returned to music with the Ian Gillan Band, a jazz rock fusion group, which metamorphosed into Gillan in 1979. | | | After serving his apprenticeship as a singer with a number of local bands, Ian was asked to join Deep Purple in May 1969 and fronted the band during its most successful years, recording classic albums such as Deep Purple In Rock and Machine Head. |
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| | Deep Purple Biography. Ian Gillan |
| | Ian Gillan was born on August 19th 1945 in Hounslow and was brought up in this Middlesex suburb in an atmosphere where musical endeavour was highly regarded. | | | Ian took the stage name Jess Gillan or Jess Thunder, and The Javelins worked hard for two years semi-pro until December 1964 when Gillan was again head-hunted, by Wainwrights Gentlemen, a soul big-band. | | | With the possibility of a Deep Purple reunion under discussion, Ian Gillan accepted an invitation to join Black Sabbath for a year, recording one album with them, and leaving just before the reunion became fact in 1984. |
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| | Ian Gillan Band. Child In Time Discography |
| | This was done when Virgin reissued the entre Gillan Band catalogue in 1989, but there is some doubt as to whether they had the rights to reissue this album, or what tape they used. |
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| | Ian Gillan Band - Reviews |
| | This is an important album historically and musically as it captures Ian during his jazz phase, an era often sadly overlooked by many...This was a tight band, playing very intricate music, with some great bass/guitar interplay. | | | The other GILLAN live-CD of ANGEL AIR RECORDS has also interesting extensive liner notes, but the sound quality of this CD is not that good. | | | Gillan is in fine voice on the jazz-fusion of "Moneylender", Purple's "Child In Time" is haunting and soulful - especially given the venue - and there's plenty of funk and boogie... |
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| | Ian Gillan Band - Live At The Rainbow |
| | In April 1977, Ian Gillan Band had released the album "Clear Air Turbulence" which marked an altogether different direction for Ian Gillan melding as it did jazz, rock and funk influences. | | | Ian Gillan Band - Live At The Rainbow | | | It was on 14 May 1977 in front of a packed house at the Rainbow Theatre in London that Ian Gillan Band performed one of their most memorable live gigs. |
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| | Biography and Discography - Ian Gillan |
| | Ian Gillan - Top Sites for Lyrics and News | | | If you need additional biography news you can also get Ian Gillan Bio Books by visiting the bookstore.Thanks for the support and email us or the other music sites directly with your questions. | | | First find Ian Gillan then you can find sites with an accurate discography and biography. |
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| | Amazon.com: Music: Glory Road |
| | Ian Gillan: an endless source of musical creation, not only in the hard rock genre, but with a lot of its subgenres. | | | This is IAn Gillan releasing album after album better than Deep Purple's BURN, STORMBRINGER and COME TASTE THE BAND. | | | THis is Ian Gillan at his hard rocking best, with energy and force, using his powerful lungs as a huge machine at the services of rock and roll. |
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| | Ian gillan - Buy at the best price on Kelkoo |
| | Ian Gillan Band - Live At The Rainbow 1977 | | | Ian Gillan Band - Live At The Rainbow 1977 (DVD) | | | Ian Gillan And The Javelins - Raving With |
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| | Ian Gillan June 1998 |
| | Ian Paice's hands are bleeding for the first week, and I have a few aches and pains, from leaping round in an unfamiliar way, that I haven't been doing for 6 months or so. | | | Ian was one of the most intelligent and interesting people I have spoken to. | | | But it is only the two of us on the record, and it is more of a song writing kind of thing than a band thing. |
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| | The Ian Gillan Discobiography |
| | Ritchie Blackmore (gtr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (org/pno/kbr); Ian Paice (drm); and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold. | | | Albie Donnelly (sxp); Tommy Eyre (kbr); Ian Gillan (vcl); Chris Glenn (bss); Roger Glover (brz); John Gustafson (bvc); Carol Kenyon (bvc); Dave Lloyd (bvc); Ted McKenna (drm); Steve Morris (gtr); Mick O'Donoghue (gtr); Simon Phillips (drm); J Peter Robinson (kbr); Harry Shaw (bvc); Leslie West (gtr); and the A-Team Horns (hrn). | | | Gillan guested on the re-recording of "Smoke", which was done as an aid-collector for the victims of an earthquake disaster in Armenia, December 1988. |
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| | IAN GILLAN BAND Vinyl Records ~ Used, Rare, Collectible and Vintage Vinyl LPs & 45s |
| | IAN GILLAN BAND Vinyl Records ~ Used, Rare, Collectible and Vintage Vinyl LPs & 45s | | | We are continually scouring the country and the world for the rarest & finest vintage IAN GILLAN BAND records, LPs & 45s. | | | You'll find that our IAN GILLAN BAND records are always in excellent condition and are painstakingly graded so you'll know exactly what you're getting. |
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| | Deep Purple - Bananas |
| | Gillan led his own band during the late Seventies before rejoining Deep Purple for Perfect Strangers in 1984. | | | His first Purple album appearance was on Concerto for Group and Orchestra but Gillan made his greatest vocal impact on In Rock, Fireball and Machine Head. | | | Ian is presently working on several projects, both as a writer and vocalist, with a book under construction and a new solo album taking shape. |
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| | The Ian Gillan Gig List |
| | Before Ian returned full-time to the rock music industry, he made one brief, but significant, live appearance. | | | The band had been recording "Trouble" for "Top Of The Pops". | | | Ritchie even got up on stage to jam, though the rest of the band were not too happy about this. |
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| | Ian Gillian Band - Live in Tokyo |
| | A great 70's sound with a great band and Gillan's voice is top notch. | | | This was my first exposure to Gillan's work after Deep Purple. | | | This tour obviously was supporting the release of 1977's Scarabus. |
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