Deep Purple, The London Symphony Orchestra, Paul Mann - In Concert With The London Symphony Orchestra mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass – Dave LaRue, Roger Glover
• Conductor – Paul Mann
• Drums – Ian Paice, Van Romaine
• Engineer [Assistant] – Alex Goodison
• Engineer, Mixed By – Shaun Defeo, Will Shapland
• Guitar – Steve Morse
• Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra
• Organ – Jon Lord
• Producer – Deep Purple
• Saxophone [Baritone + Alto], Flute – Simon C. Clarke
• Saxophone [Tenor + Soprano] – Tim Sanders
• Trombone – Annie Whitehead
• Trumpet, Horn – Paul Spong, Roddy Lorimer
• Vocals – Aitch McRobbie, Ian Gillan, Margo Buchanan, Pete Brown , Sam Brown
• Vocals, Percussion – Mario Argandona

Notes

Recorded at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 25th & 26th September 1999
Recorded by the Manor Mobile Studio, mixed at Real World Studios.
Program Content: (C) 1999 Eagle Entertainment PLC. (C) MM Image Entertainment, INC.
Printed in U.S.A.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Printed): 014381-9610-27
• Matrix / Runout: ML ID9610V2.1A VA01
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L906

Companies

• Recorded At – Royal Albert Hall
• Recorded By – Manor Mobile
• Mixed At – Real World Studios

Info

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