Album Info
| Artist: | Deep Purple |
| Album: | Burn |
| Released: | Europe, 29 Jan 2016 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Burn | 6:00 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Hughes, Paice, Lord, Blackmore | ||
| A2 | Might Just Take Your Life | 4:36 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Paice, Lord, Blackmore | ||
| A3 | Lay Down, Stay Down | 4:15 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Hughes, Paice, Lord, Blackmore | ||
| A4 | Sail Away | 5:48 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Blackmore | ||
| B1 | You Fool No One | 4:47 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Paice, Lord, Blackmore | ||
| B2 | What's Goin' On Here | 4:55 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Hughes, Paice, Lord, Blackmore | ||
| B3 | Mistreated | 7:25 |
| Written-By - Coverdale, Paice, Lord, Blackmore | ||
| B4 | "A" 200 | 3:51 |
| Written-By - Paice, Lord, Blackmore |
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Description
"Burn", released in February 1974, marked a significant chapter in Deep Purple's storied career. This album introduced a new lineup, with David Coverdale stepping in as lead vocalist and Glenn Hughes joining on bass and co-vocals. The departure of Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, who had been integral to the band's earlier success, could have spelled uncertainty, but "Burn" proved that Deep Purple was far from finished. Instead, the album showcased a revitalised energy and a fresh dynamic that would define this era of the band.
The title track, "Burn", is an explosive opener and a quintessential Deep Purple song. From the moment Ritchie Blackmore's fiery guitar riff kicks in, it's clear that the band is firing on all cylinders. Ian Paice's drumming is relentless, and Jon Lord's Hammond organ adds a rich texture that complements the hard rock edge. Coverdale and Hughes' vocal interplay is a standout feature, with their contrasting styles blending seamlessly to create a powerful and unique sound.
"Might Just Take Your Life" slows things down slightly but maintains the groove. It's a track that highlights the band's ability to balance heaviness with melody. Hughes' bass work is particularly notable here, providing a solid foundation while adding a touch of funkiness that hints at his influence on the band's evolving sound.
"Lay Down, Stay Down" and "Sail Away" continue to showcase the band's versatility. The former is a high-energy rocker with a catchy chorus, while the latter leans into a more bluesy, soulful vibe. "Sail Away" is a testament to Coverdale's vocal prowess, as he delivers a performance that is both commanding and emotive.
One of the album's most intriguing tracks is "You Fool No One." It's a complex piece with intricate rhythms and a driving intensity. Paice's drumming is a highlight, demonstrating his technical skill and creativity. The interplay between Blackmore's guitar and Lord's organ is also exceptional, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.
"Burn" closes with "A 200", an instrumental track that allows the band to flex their musical muscles. It's a fitting end to an album that is as much about showcasing individual talent as it is about cohesive songwriting.
Critically, "Burn" was well-received upon its release, and it remains a fan favourite. It marked a new era for Deep Purple, proving that the band could evolve and thrive despite lineup changes. The album's success also paved the way for future releases with Coverdale and Hughes, solidifying their place in the band's history.
In retrospect, "Burn" is a testament to Deep Purple's resilience and creativity. It's an album that captures the essence of hard rock while pushing boundaries and exploring new territory. For fans of the genre, it's an essential listen and a reminder of why Deep Purple remains one of the most influential bands in rock history.
