Ian Paice

Best Drummers Of All Time: 100 Legendary Musicians You Need To Know

From kit-bludgeoning belters to dependable backbeat-riders and technically gifted geniuses, these are the best drummers the world has ever known.

Features3 months ago

The Ever-Present Pacesetter: Deep Purple’s Ian Paice

The rock of Deep Purple, drummer and co-founder Ian Paice, was born in Nottingham, England on June 29, 1948.

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Features4 months ago

Lord Of The Deep: In Praise Of Keyboard Maestro Jon Lord

Few players have infused rock music with the potent mixture of classical and blues influences that Lord did.

Features4 months ago

‘Smoke On The Water’: Deep Purple’s Fire In The Sky

The legend of 'Smoke On The Water' sometimes overshadows the song's unusual chart history.

Features6 months ago

Black Knight: Ritchie Blackmore In 20 Songs

uDiscover Music presents a career-length playlist honoring the work of one of the world's greatest guitarists.

Features8 months ago

‘The House Of Blue Light’: Deep Purple Mk II Shine Again

After the 'Perfect Strangers' reunion, Deep Purple were back on album duty little more than two years later with 'The House Of Blue Light.'

Features10 months ago

‘Hush’ No More: Deep Purple Rock The Fillmore

The Mk I line-up's show at the famed venue was part of their new focus on the American market.

Features10 months ago

‘Stormbringer’: Deep Purple Mk III’s Second Salvo Of 1974

'Stormbringer' was the second Purple album to feature Mk II staples Ritchie Blackmore, Jon Lord and Ian Paice along with David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes.

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Features11 months ago

‘Perfect Strangers’: Deep Purple And A Momentous Mk II Reunion

In November 1984, the Mk II Deep Purple line-up of Blackmore-Gillan-Glover-Lord-Paice reconvened in style for the album 'Perfect Strangers.'

Artists2 years ago

Deep Purple

Formed in Hertford in 1968 Deep Purple are often called pioneers of heavy metal and while there’s some truth in that, they would prefer to be viewed as a quality rock group.