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	Ian Gillan Band - Pandora Internet Radio
		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 Deep Purple, though he also led bands named after himself.
		Another member of the latter band was bass player Roger Glover, and the two were invited to join Deep Purple in 1969, debuting with the band at the Speakeasy club in London on July 10.
		Gillan's next solo album, Naked Thunder, was briefly in the British charts in July 1990.
	www.pandora.com /music/artist/c33763f7e7f2c674 (791 words)

	Ray Fenwick: News: In Japan with the Ian Gillan Band
		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".
		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).
	www.rayfenwick.com /rayinjapan.htm (635 words)

	No Life Til Metal - CD Gallery - Ian Gillan Band
		Gillan is the former/current/former/current, etc lead vocalist of Deep Purple.
		Gillan was formed with bassist/songwriter John McCoy in July '78.
		Ian Gillan was really trying to move away from the Deep Purple sound on this 1977 release.
	www.nolifetilmetal.com /gillanband.htm (992 words)

	Ian Gillan
		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.
		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.
	www.angelfire.com /rock3/deeppurple/iangillan.htm (775 words)

	Ian Gillan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian Gillan (born on 19 August 1945; Hounslow, London), is an English rock music vocalist known as the lead singer for legendary rock band Deep Purple, and for his year-long stint in Black Sabbath.
		Gillan was born at Chiswick Maternity Hospital, Hounslow, London, England in a family of Scottish descent (his father was from the Govan area of Glasgow).
		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 group's name to Gillan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Gillan (716 words)

	Ian Gillan Band History
		A spur for Ian to throw himself back into full-time recording and touring was provided by an emotional appearance at Roger Glover's 'Butterfly Ball' live show at the Albert Hall on October 16th 1975, his first stage appearance in over two years.
		Ian gathered together a recording band consisting of Mike Moran, John Gustafson (who'd been working with Roxy Music - Eddie Jobson was also asked to join but got a better offer from Frank Zappa), and Ray Fenwick (from Fancy), who had all originally played on the Butterfly Ball project, and ex-Elf percussionist Mark Nauseef.
		When Ian next played the UK, in August 1978, he was to do so with a band which played hard rock with at least as much aggression and imagination as any other contemporary act.
	www.deep-purple.net /tree/ian-gillan-band.htm (810 words)

	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.
		Gillan's last disc is perhaps his heaviest and certainly one of his most complex and compelling.
		Gillan is a legend and his voice is one of the most recognizable in rock history, but somehow I just prefer him singing over the heavier music, or even the blues and funk based songs of his early career.
	ultmetal.tripod.com /gillan.htm (2265 words)

	CMT.com : Ian Gillan : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		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
		He began singing in bands while still in his teens, the most notable of which were the Javelins (1962-1964) and Episode Six (1965-1969).
		Another member of the latter band was bass player Roger Glover, and the two were invited to join Deep Purple in 1969, debuting with the band at the Speakeasy club in London on July 10.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/gillan_ian/bio.jhtml (781 words)

	Ian Gillan Band cds, vinyl records and music albums
		503450430472 new/label:eagle gillan ian title: clear air turbulence barcode: 503450430472.
		503450430512 new/label:eagle gillan ian title: toolbox barcode: 503450430512.
		Gillan Ian / Glover Ro Accidentally On Purpose
	www.musicstack.com /records-cds/ian+gillan+band (800 words)

	Ian Gillan Band : Live At The Rainbow/ The Gillan Tapes Vol 1, 2 & 3/Clear Air Turbulence/Scarabus/Cherkazoo and ...
		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.
		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.
		Gone are the Jazz inflected trappings of the IAN GILLAN BAND, (yes there is a distinction in case you didn't know), returning the singer to a much harder Rock format.
	www.stormbringerwebzine.co.uk /Reviews/I/IanGillan.html (2523 words)

	Amazon.ca: Scarabus: Music: Ian Band Gillan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The road between Ian Gillan's first two stints fronting Deep Purple is not only a musically rewarding one but also a textbook example of the dark side of fame.
		After trying to establish a new sound miles away from Purple's proto-stomp with the tricky jazz-rock fusion of his first two solo albums, Gillan was under increasing pressure to conform to his old hard-rock persona both financially and critically (i.e., the albums didn't sell and the press ignored them besides).
		Alas, this one went unheard by most and Gillan was to throw in the towel, hire the big fat bald guy and the skinny-tie guitar wanker and revert to the old cannon-fire approach his 15 minutes of fame had shackled him to.
	www.amazon.ca /Scarabus-Ian-Band-Gillan/dp/B00000J7OX (604 words)

	Ian Gillan Band-Live at the Rainbow 1977 (1977)
		Ian Gillan Band-Live at the Rainbow 1977 (1977)
		Gillan's first solo album Child In Time was released the previous year and hadn't been very well received by Deep Purple fans or critics due to the uninspired reworking of the album's title track.
		The band are in fine form and the alternate arrangements of these classic Deep Purple tunes will surprise some listeners.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ID=6025 (1293 words)

	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.
		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...
		So these 2 live-CDs of GILLAN are a must for dedicated fans, but don’t expect a big sound, because what you get is really the performance as it was back then, and not some sort of overproduced record.
	www.angelair.f9.co.uk /frame3e.htm (1217 words)

	IAN GILLAN BAND - Live at the Rainbow 1977
		Historien om Ian Gillan och DEEP PURPLE tänker jag inte berätta.
		But when Ian left DEEP PURPLE he seemed to have had enough of the hard rock business.
		The band was promoting “Clear Air Turbulence” but nevertheless made room for 50 % songs from Ian’s previous career.
	www.metal-only.com /php/read_rec.php?id=488 (415 words)

	Ian Gillan Band lyrics - lyrics & songs ♫
		Ian Gillan Band - (The Ballad) of the Lucitania Express
		Ian Gillan Band - Dancing Nylon Shirt (part One)
		Ian Gillan Band - Smoke on the Water
	ian-gillan-band.lyrics-songs.com (224 words)

	The Ian Gillan Discobiography
		Graham Carter (gtr); Sheila Carter-Dimmock (kbr/vcl); Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Tony Lander (gtr); Mick Underwood (drm).
		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.
		Ian Gillan (vcl); Roger Glover (bss); Jon Lord (kbr); Ian Paice (drm); Joe Satriani (gtr).
	www.thehighwaystar.com /rosas/jouni/ig.html (4573 words)

	Ian Gillan Band - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Ian Gillan Band was a jazz fusion band formed by Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan in 1975.
		In that year Moran was replaced by Micky Lee Soule (ex-Elf and Rainbow), but for the recording of follow-up album Clear Air Turbulance he was dropped in favour of Colin Towns.
		The following year Ian Gillan dissolved the band but retained Colin Towns and formed a new band called simply Gillan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Gillan_Band (279 words)

	Get Ready to ROCK! Review of CD album by Ian Gillan Band called Rockfield Mixes - Plus
		Ian Gillan made a brave decision to move away from hard rock in this manner when he left Deep Purple.
		The ‘Plus’ in the title adds several bonus cuts from the previous release, including a live ‘Smoke On The Water’, a Ray Fenwick invertiew, a couple of backing tracks, and extensive sleevenotes.
		The move to Island at the time didn’t do much for the band, so enjoy this all the more.
	www.getreadytorock.com /reviews/ian_gillan_band2.htm (242 words)

	Rarities 1975-1977 - Ian Gillan Band - Pandora Internet Radio
		This rarities collection concentrates on his post-Purple period with the Ian Gillan Band, which featured guitarist Ray Fenwick, bassist John Gustafson, Mike Moran on keyboards, and Mark Nauseef on drums.
		Of the material here, most interesting to Gillan aficionados will be alternative tracks of both "Country Lights" and the title track from Scarabus.
		Additionally, Gillan oversaw the mastering of this recording and provided rare band photographs from his own collection for the cover art and liner notes.
	www.pandora.com /music/album/6d518ac00788b846 (213 words)

	Ian Gillan Band official and fan sites, forums, message boards, Yahoo! Groups, Usenet newsgroups and record labels @ ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Help to keep the Bandlink Directory fresh by editing this section and adding any Ian Gillan Band Usenet newsgroups that are missing from here.
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	www.bandlink.net /bands/054/05/ian-gillan-band.html (358 words)

	Ian Gillan - Caramba!
		The first batch of Gillan releases hit outlets on 2nd April and include Mr Universe (1979), Glory Road (1980), Future Shock (1981) and Double Trouble (1981).
		These were followed on 7th May with Ian's first solo album Child In Time (Ian Gillan Band, 1976), Live At The Budokan (Ian Gillan Band, 1977) and Magic (Gillan, 1982).
		Ian's record label has looked into the situation and discovered that there was a problem in the production process - basically an early version of the master tape was sent to one of the manufacturing plants by mistake.
	www.gillan.com (647 words)

	Ian Gillan Band - Live at the Rainbow 1977 - Rotten Tomatoes
		Ian Gillan Band - Live at the Rainbow 1977 - Rotten Tomatoes
		Ian Gillan Band - Live at the Rainbow 1977 (1977)
		Currently, there are not enough Tomatometer critic reviews for Ian Gillan Band - Live at the Rainbow 1977 to receive a rating.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/ian_gillan_band_live_at_the_rainbow_1977 (340 words)

	IAN GILLAN BAND \| Rockdetector
		IAN GILLAN has proven himself as one of the most powerful and charismatic rock vocalists over a career which has seen heady fame with DEEP PURPLE, solo success and a seemingly tireless work ethic.
		Gillan's first teenage act, GARTH ROCKETT AND THE MOONSHINERS, proved a valuable stepping stone to a more professional outfit that shared the same rehearsal room: RONNIE AND THE HI-TONES.
		Upon Gillan's arrival the band (and vocalist) adopted a new title of JESS THUNDER AND THE JAVELINS.
	www.rockdetector.com /artist,3626.sm (247 words)

	Ian Gillan
		After leaving Deep Purple in 1973, he went into brief retirement before forming the Ian Gillan Band.
		With the release of Mr 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.
		Then he announced the band would fold as he needed to rest his damaged vocal chords.
	www.artistopia.com /ian-gillan (224 words)

	...:::: Roger Glover - the offical website
		RG and Ian Gillan leave the band, for different reasons, to be replaced by Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale respectively.
		Hosts a performance of The Butterfly Ball at The Albert Hall, featuring David Coverdale, Glenn Hughes, Ian Gillan, John Lawton, Vincent Price and Twiggy, the recording of which becomes a movie, about which RG is less than enthusiastic.
		Moves to another house in Greenwich, CT. RG and Ian Gillan release a joint solo album called Accidentally On Purpose (1988), recorded in Montserrat and New York.
	www.rogerglover.com /biography (2505 words)

	UrbanImage - ian gillan band images, ian gillan band photos, ian gillan band photographs
		ian gillan band images - They're all here and some you haven't heard of too.
		If anything connects Led Zeppelin and the Stones with the likes of the Ramones and Roxy Music it may be the sense that this was a golden era for rock that may never be equalled.
		Drugs certainly played a part but it was also the particular political and cultural environment of this era that helped to produce such magical music.
	www.urbanimage.tv /docs/rockiangillanband.htm (218 words)

	IAN GILLAN BAND
		Ian Gillan Band - Japanese - TOUR PROGRAMME
		IAN GILLAN Ian Gillan Band (Scarce 1977 14" x 10" 28-page full colour Japanese tour programme, including stunning pictures, reviews and adverts and a glossy cover with all text in Japanese!) -
		IAN GILLAN Ian Gillan Band (Rare 1977 UK 16-page tour programme featuring fl & white picture along with a biography for each band member and two pages dedicated to 'Strapps' the suport bad, superb 'Clear Air Turbulence' colour album artwork on the front cover) -
	eil.com /shop/extsearch.asp?DiscTitle=ian-gillan-band (154 words)

	Get Ready to ROCK! 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 it’s known to many fans.
		The line-up varied over this period but guitarist Ray Fenwick and drummer Mark Nauseef remained constants.
		A must for Gillan fans and anyone who likes the varied sounds that were 70’s rock.
	www.getreadytorock.com /reviews/ian_gillan_band1.htm (283 words)

	Clear Air Turbulence Ian Gillan Band / CD / 1977
		Clear Air Turbulence Ian Gillan Band / CD / 1977
		When Ian Gillan was recording his solo albums in the late 1970s and early '80s, Deep Purple's influence never went away.
		But Gillan did make an effort to try different things, and he was at his most experimental on Clear Air Turbulence.
	www.gogamer.com /Clear-Air-Turbulence-Front-Page_stcVVproductId736972VVcatId444710VVviewprod.htm (238 words)

	Blackmores Night - Ritchie Blackmore Bio
		In September, the band would perform what many believed to be their most adventurous album to date, Concerto For Group And Orchestra, which featured The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
		Two months later, the band would release, Fireball, an album that would also go Top 40 in the United States and be their first chart-topping album in the UK.
		The band would form their own label, Purple (distributed by EMI) in October before heading to Montreux to record.
	www.blackmoresnight.com /ritchie_bio.html (4179 words)

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