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Bombay Calling (Live in '95) by Deep Purple (Record, 2022)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelErmu, Earmusic

UPC4029759161554

eBay Product ID (ePID)16055205768

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2022

GenreRock

ArtistDeep Purple

Release TitleBombay Calling (Live in '95)

Dimensions

Item Height0.46 in

Item Weight1.69 lb

Item Length12.38 in

Item Width12.07 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks17

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Fireball (Live in Bombay) 1.2 Maybe I'm a Leo (Live in Bombay) 1.3 Black Night (Live in Bombay) 1.4 The Battle Rages on (Live in Bombay) 1.5 Woman from Tokyo (Live in Bombay) 1.6 Purpendicular Waltz (Live in Bombay) 1.7 When a Blind Man Cries (Live in Bombay) 1.8 Perfect Strangers (Live in Bombay) 1.9 Pictures of Home (Live in Bombay) 1.10 Child in Time (Live in Bombay) 1.11 Anya (Live in Bombay) 1.12 Space Truckin' (Live in Bombay) 1.13 Steve Morse's Guitar Solo (Live in Bombay) 1.14 Lazy (Live in Bombay) 1.15 Speed King (Live in Bombay) 1.16 Highway Star (Live in Bombay) 1.17 Smoke on the Water (Live in Bombay)

Number of Discs4

NotesBombay Calling (Live in '95) (3LP+DVD) "Bombay Calling" was recorded in early 1995 and is one of the first shows Deep Purple played with Steve Morse showcasing his virtuosic guitar skills and some of the new material would later make it onto the widely celebrated studio album "Purpendicular". Astonishingly, the long thought lost master tapes for this unforgettable show in Mumbai were found lying around in an old cardboard box in November 1999. A true gem for any fan, they offer rare insight into the extraordinary talents of this phenomenal rock band. The Indian press gave the concert rave reviews, with many claiming it to be the best rock show ever staged in India.