Ian Paice

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By Geoff Barton published 8 February 26

The sci-fi inspired Deep Purple song that became the benchmark for rock drum solos

By Max Bell last updated 14 April 22

"Phil’s voice was staggering, wonderful. But he couldn’t play" - the story of the Thin Lizzy-Deep Purple supergroup that could have been

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