Got My Mojo Working - Episode Six, Foster, Preston [2]
Mohair Sam - Episode Six, Frazier, Dallas
Love Hate Revenge - Episode Six, Adams
Staggr Lee - Episode Six, Logan
My Little Red Book - Episode Six, Bacharach, Burt
Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) - Episode Six, Evans
Little One - Episode Six, Grainger
Always Something There to Remind Me - Episode Six, Bacharach
Sunshine Superman - Episode Six, Donovan [Rock]
Orange Air - Episode Six, Webb, Jimmy [1]
Can't Be So Bad - Episode Six, Miller
Mr. Universe - Episode Six, David
I Had a Talk With My Man - Episode Six, Caston, Lenny
Temptation - Episode Six, Brown, Nacio Herb
Alone Again Or - Episode Six, Maclean
A Hazy Shade of Winter - Episode Six, Simon, Paul
Mozart vs the Best - Episode Six, Mozart
Stones Medley: Satisfaction/Paint It Black - Episode Six, Jagger, Mick
Morning - Episode Six, Caymill
I Am the Boss - Episode Six, Gillan
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight - Episode Six, Dylan, Bob
Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart - Episode Six, Cook, Roger [1]
Been Such a Long Way Home - Episode Six, Regavoy
Track Listings (26) - Disc #2
Nobody Loves Like You Do [*][Demo Version] - Episode Six, Clifford
Let the Winds Blow [*] - Episode Six, Bartholemew
Have You Ever Been There [*] - Episode Six, Glover
Sunshine Girl [*] - Episode Six, Glover
Lucky Sunday [Rehearsal][*] - Episode Six, Van Dyke, L.
Gentlemen of the Park [*] - Episode Six, Mason
The Way You Look Tonight [#][*] - Episode Six, Fields, Dorothy
Love Is a Swingin' Thing [*] - Episode Six, Denson
Steal Your Heart Away [*] - Episode Six, Parker, B.
You Can Have Him [*] - Episode Six, Cook, Bill
I Will Warm Your Heart [*] - Episode Six, Aznavour
Incense [*] - Episode Six, Fallon
Stay With Me Baby [*] - Episode Six, Ragovoy, Jerry
I Hear the Trumpets Blow [Live][*] - Episode Six, Margo
Morning Dew [Live][*] - Episode Six, Dopson
Monster in Paradise [*] - Episode Six, Gillian, Glover
I Am a Cloud [*] - Episode Six, Gillian
Light My Fire [*] - Episode Six, Densmore, John
The Castle [*] - Episode Six, Lee, Arthur
Spanish Caravan [*] - Episode Six, Doors
Say You Don't Mind [*] - Episode Six, Laine, D.
Island in the Sun [*] - Episode Six, Belafonte, Harry
Here, There and Everywhere [*] - Episode Six, Lennon, John
River Deep, Mountain High [*] - Episode Six, Barry
Jesse James [*] - Episode Six, Traditional
Slow Down [*] - Episode Six, Williams, Larry [60
UK compilation for British pop/rock act featuring Ian Gillan and Roger Glover before Deep Purple. Covering the years 1965-1967, it includes radio sessions, studio outtakes, rehearsals and demos. Booklet features rare p... more »ictures and memorabilia. Purple Records. 2002.« less
UK compilation for British pop/rock act featuring Ian Gillan and Roger Glover before Deep Purple. Covering the years 1965-1967, it includes radio sessions, studio outtakes, rehearsals and demos. Booklet features rare pictures and memorabilia. Purple Records. 2002.
CD Reviews
Like the Litter, a grossly underrated band.
J. Mccleary | 05/13/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This double CD set is a testamony of how a band like Deep Purple soared to the top by adding two members of Episode Six. Episode Six has the beautiful harmonies of the likes of the Mamas & the Papas, Peanut Butter Conspiracy, However with a "Bareknuckle barroom brawling attitude.""
Roots of Deep Purple? Here it is!
P.S. | Japan | 04/03/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Years ago I bought "The Complete Episode Six" in order to hear the early years of Ian Gillan. That album is a collection of all the band's polished, released-for-the-market singles and has a very British 60s pop sound. Gillan's voice is mellow and silky throughout with the exception of the scream on Mozart vs. the Rest and his shaky rough vocals on Mr. Universe. How did he get to the powerhouse vocals of Deep Purple in Rock?
Well, the answers are here on this double CD covering demos and live appearances of Episode Six. While the pop sounds are still heard throughout this collection, a surprising heavier rock sound can be heard on several tracks. By the time Mick Underwood took over the drum seat in '69, the band was cleary going towards the crunchy hard rock sound that would figure on early DP albums. I Am a Cloud and the medly of Satisfaction and Paint It Black feature some pretty heavy music both with respect to guitar sound and vocals. Ian Gillan's rough macho vocals and trademark scream can be heard on a number of tracks. Particularly interesting is the Shiela Carter sung track Something's Got a Hold of My Heart. It is haunting and heavy musically with Roger Glover's bass sounding chunky like on In Rock and Fireball. But better yet is a sampling of the vocal style Gillan would use on Child In Time. Though he sings backing vocals his high octave wails stand out clearly.
While the album is an excellent collection of a wide variety of material from a band that was not afraid to experiment, its major disappointment factor is the sound quality of most of the tracks. Since they are mostly demos and recordings of live TV and radio performances, the sound is muddy and often very lo-fi. This is a shame since some of those tracks, had they been polished of properly, could have been powerful rock tunes of the late 60s. Had this band finally made an album of their later material it would certainly have figured into hard rock history."