Tag Archives: Tommy Bolin

How I Discovered Deep Purple and the Record & Tape Exchange

Posted on January 5, 2023 by Martin Leedham

Posted in Album Reviews, Classic Rock, Deep Purple, Music, Music Reviews, Pop, Rock, Writing | Tagged Album Reviews, Classic Rock, Come Taste The Band, Deep Purple, Gemini Suite, Jon Lord, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Notting Hill, Pop, Rainbow, Record and Tape Exchange, Tommy Bolin | Leave a comment

Album Review: Blackmore’s Night – Shadow Of The Moon (1997)

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Martin Leedham

The Deep Purple musical family story is full of controversy and events upon which many of their followers have differing opinions. Ian Gillan and Roger Glover arriving whilst Nick Simper and Rod Evans were still on board and the subsequent departure … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews | Tagged Acoustic, Album Reviews, Blackmore's Night, Burn, Candice Night, Classic Rock, Cotton Eyed Joe, David Coverdale, Deep Purple, Deep Purple In Rock, Folk, Greensleeves, Ian Anderson, Ian Gillan, Jethro Tull, Joe Lynn Turner, Jon Lord, Made In Japan, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Nick Simper, No Second Chance, Ocean Gypsy, Play Minstrel Play, Rainbow, Rainbow Rising, Rednex, Renaissance, Renaissance Music, Ritchie Blackmore, Rock, Rod Evans, Roger Glover, Ronnie James Dio, Shadow of the Moon, Spirit of the Sea, Stranger In Us All, The Clock Ticks On, Tommy Bolin, Wish You Were Here | Leave a comment

Martin Leedham’s All Time Album Chart (A work in progress)

Posted on June 16, 2011 by Martin Leedham

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/MartinLeedham/martin_leedhams_all_time_album_chart__a_work_in_progress__updated_19th_january_2014__now_including_reviews__/ UPDATE 20TH JULY 2014 As my ratings and reviews seem to have been included on some other sites (including Wikipedia) thought I would update the current chart. Remember it’s a work in progress so there are quite a lot … Continue reading →

Posted in Acoustic, Album Reviews, Americana, Blues, Classic Rock, Deep Purple, Folk, Free, Music, Music Reviews, Pop, Queen, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Soul | Tagged A Trick of the Tail, AC/DC, Acoustic, Album Reviews, Americana, Bad Company, Black Sabbath, Brother, Burn, Chantal Kreviazuk, Classic Rock, Colour Moving and Still, Come An' Get It, Come Taste The Band, Company of Strangers, Cry of Love, David Coverdale, Deep Purple, Deep Purple In Rock, Desolation Angels, Dio, Edwina Hayes, Fate of Nations, Fire and Water, Fireball, Fleetwood Mac, Folk, Frankie Miller, Free, Free At Last, Full House, Genesis, Green Bullfrog, Heartbreaker, Heather Nova, Heaven and Hell, Highlife, Highway, Highway To Hell, Holy Diver, Honky Tonk Stardust Cowboy, Jess Roden, Joe Cocker, Jon Lord, Jonathan Edwards, Keep Your Hat On, Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin II, Led Zeppelin IV, Machine Head, MAPL, Martin Leedham, Martin Leedham's All Time Album Chart, Medusa, Music, Music Review, Northwinds, Out On My Own, Paul Rodgers, Physical Graffiti, Pictures At Eleven, Play It Dirty Play It Class, Pop, Pour Me A Drink, Private Eyes, Queen, Rainbow, Rainbow Rising, Ready An' Willing, Ritchie Blackmore, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Robert Plant, Rock, Rumours, Singer/Songwriter, Siren, South, Standing on the Edge, Stormbringer, Straight Shooter, Teaser, The Cohen Brothers, The Principle of Moments, This Is Life, Tommy Bolin, Trapeze, Under These Rocks and Stones, Whitesnake, Who Do We Think We Are, With a Little Help From My Friends, You Are The Music ... We're Just The Band | Leave a comment

Album Reviews: Tommy Bolin – Teaser (1975) / Private Eyes (1976)

Posted on December 4, 2010 by Martin Leedham

I can’t believe it is three years since I wrote the following reviews of Tommy’s two solo albums. Such a lot, both good and bad, has happened to me since that at times it seems like yesterday and at others … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews, Classic Rock, Deep Purple, Music, Music Reviews, Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Uncategorized | Tagged Album Reviews, Bobby Berge, Bobbye Hall, Carmine Appice, Classic Rock, Dave Sanborn, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, James Gang, Jan Hammer, Jeff Porcaro, Mark Stein, Martin Leedham, Music, Music Review, Norma Jean Bell, Phil Collins, Private Eyes, Reggie McBride, Rock, Stanley Sheldon, Teaser, Tommy Bolin, Tommy Bolin Archives, Zephyr | 13 Comments

The studio recordings of Deep Purple: Part Three 1974/5 Mark III/IV

Posted on November 19, 2010 by Martin Leedham

Burn (1974) If you go back far enough into the history of Deep Purple you will discover that the whole process was started off by former Searchers drummer Chris Curtis. His idea was to have a musical roundabout consisting … Continue reading →

Posted in Album Reviews, Classic Rock, Deep Purple, Music, Music Reviews, Rock, Uncategorized | Tagged Album Reviews, Burn, Come Taste The Band, David Coverdale, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, Ian Paice, Jeff Cook, Jon Lord, Lady Luck, Martin Leedham, Might Just Take Your Life, Mistreated, Music, Music Review, Ritchie Blackmore, Rock, Soldier of Fortune, Stormbringer, Tommy Bolin, You Keep On Moving | 6 Comments

Tag Archives: Tommy Bolin

How I Discovered Deep Purple and the Record & Tape Exchange

Album Review: Blackmore’s Night – Shadow Of The Moon (1997)

Martin Leedham’s All Time Album Chart (A work in progress)

Album Reviews: Tommy Bolin – Teaser (1975) / Private Eyes (1976)

The studio recordings of Deep Purple: Part Three 1974/5 Mark III/IV

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