Deep Purple, Ian Gillan, Gillan, Gillan Glover....
Yes, all of them but the usual proviso of 'in due course' applies, of course. Such is the speed of this 'information age' that we could all know everything immediately but where would the fun be in that?
These don't replace the Wordographies, which also continue apace.
'One Eye To Morocco' - the lyrics
Caramba takes the greatest of pleasure in unveiling the complete lyrics for all editions of 'One Eye To Morocco'.
These don't in any way replace the Wordographies, as these are winging their way to your screen at a speed significantly slower than the speed of light.
Answers to almost any question. Not everything answered, we're just mean that way. Think of it as random curmudgeonliness - an exercise in self-examination. March 2009
A Castle full of Rascals - June 2009
Our Parliamentary Correspondent writes. Read on....
She Thinks It’s a Crime The 'One Eye To Morocco' wordogs continue. Ian on (eventually, probably, who knows) everything - the complete lyrics, in good time.
The Magic Bus
Another, even bigger fan writes
Biographies
These biographies may be used by journalists.
This has been updated to include edel's latest biog. This way for.... biographies.
On sending things in to be signed:
A number of people have over time sent unsolicited stuff into either Ian's or DP's management to be signed and returned. Such things can so easily get mislaid or just simply lost in a very busy organisation, which can be very upsetting for those who have sent their items in. Please don't do this as no-one wants to feel responsible for having lost what can be, for the owner, very precious items. Thanks. Steve/ED.
Deep Purple's official website. Click above.
Ian & Jack Bruce, taken backstage at Jeff Healey's memorial concert last year.
Ghost In The Mirror - Shadowman
Shadowman's new album 'Ghost In The Machine' has launched to rave reviews.
Featuring the one and probably only Steve Morris, who has worked closely with ig over the years.
...and can, by way of example, be bought here:
Can't be bothered to use the drop down menus above or the text menus below? Use the search engine, it doesn't bite very often. Mind you, if I could give it teeth I would.
Now, who was it who asked the poor old search engine this question: "could you sing burn". Search engines cannot sing. Take a moment and reflect.
And now......"can you sing in far away places". This search engine still cannot sing. This is clearly a failure in some people's evolution........
At least the latter was asking about the search engine's capability whilst the former, clearly somewhere further down the evolutionary ladder, assumed the capability was there...... ed.
Caramba in translation
Caramba is gradually being translated....
Just so you know when you are:
edel entertainment releases 'One Eye To Morocco' - the first studio album with all new material in 10 years from Ian - released on the new edel imprint earMUSIC .
Click here for Ian talking about 'One Eye To Morocco' and to get the full track listing. Click on the photos for even bigger ones.
Have you noticed how the bigger the resolution you've got on your screen the smaller things appear? Lesson there for us all somewhere, probably. Steve/Ed.
'One Eye To Morocco' will be released in four formats: CD, Limited Edition CD, 12" Vinyl and gatefold 7" Single (featuring two exclusive tracks as well as the full album on CD).
Buying links
Europe European release OUT NOW
UK UK release date: OUT NOW
CD
Limited Edition CD
12" Vinyl
Limited Edition CD
USA US release date: OUT NOW
Click on the above image to go to more photos from the 'One Eye To Morocco' photo sessions.
Prominent Australian journalist Alan Howe's interview with Ian about 'One Eye To Morocco'. Click HERE to read.
'One Eye To Morocco' review by Jason Hillenburg Click HERE to read.
Interview on Metal Express Radio website with Ian . HERE!
Ian interviewed by Jeb Wright on 'Classic Rock Revisited'. This is one of those click here thingies, except that it's click HERE.
Ian Gillan on Get Ready to ROCK! Radio
Features Editor Pete Feenstra chats to Ian about ‘One Eye To Morocco”.
Ian tells Pete about the album and concept, and they play tracks.
Ultimate-Guitar.com has published a new interview with Ian as part of a series entitled "Hit The Lights". Ian discusses new solo album "One Eye to Morocco" at length, and touches upon other topics such as the songwriting process between himself and solo band members Steve Morris and Michael Lee Jackson, "Accidently On Purpose", reading, The Rolling Stones, his musical tastes as a teenager, his inaugural gig as part of Deep Purple, performing Deep Purple's older tracks live, and the possibility of a new Deep Purple album.
Ian Gillan Special on Rockradio Click HERE for a getting there experience.
Already broadcast but for all those into this new-fangled interweb thingy you can listen again on RockRadio.co.uk from Monday 23 March onwards. Although it won't actually be 'listening again' if you didn't hear it the first time.
FaceCulture video interviews with Ian, including 'One Eye To Morocco'. Click HERE to go there.
'Here', 'there' and, for good measure, 'everywhere'. You could probably make a song out of that......
Rockpages Web Magazine (Greece): click HERE for their review of 'One Eye To Morocco'.
"Morocco is a great album that just gets better with each hearing and must rank among Ian's finest work." (Stuart Smith)
Click on the image above to access all the releases previously on this page. Go on, do it....