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1. 7" Single on 45cat: Deep Purple - Might Just Take Your Life / Coronarias Redig - Stateside - Angola - 8E MF.

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2. 7" Single on 45cat: Deep Purple - Might Just Take Your Life / Coronarias Redig - Purple - Finland - PUR

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3. The Deep Purple Singles A's & B's is a compilation album of singles released by the British hard rock band Deep stonescarkagataursharphammer.xyzinfo was released on vinyl in October An updated version of the album was issued on CD in and contains the complete collection of Deep Purple's UK singles, recorded and released from to by the Mk I, II, III and IV line-ups of Deep Purple.

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4. Deep Purple Turn Purple For Classic Vinyl Reissues. Burn marked the arrival of David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes, with the title track and ‘Might Just Take Your Life’ among its highlights.

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5. There are no reviews for Might Just Take Your Life yet. You can write one. "Coronarias Redig" is an instrumental non-album track recorded during the Burn sessions in

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6. In an unauthorised documentary about the album was produced as part of "The Ultimate Critical Review" series. It featured brand new interview with the original Deep Purple Mk III bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes. "Might Just Take Your Life", released three days before the album on 12 February, was Deep Purple's first UK single in two years.

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7. Friday has also included the original candle cover artwork, housed in a nice poly bag, as well as a poly lined record sleeve for the vinyl LP. Deep Purple Burn Track Listing: 1. Burn 2. Might Just Take Your Life 3. Lay Down, Stay Down 4. Sail Away 5. You Fool No .

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8. And "Sail Away" is a Free-like mesmerizer. "Mistreated" again sounds like that lamentedly extinct group, but is flaccidly lengthy (). They fill out the LP with the relentlessly mediocre single "Might Just Take Your Life," the stodgy blues-rocker "What's Goin' On Here," the commonplace Cream-like funk riffs and harmonies of "You Fool No One," and with a tedious Moog/bolero instrumental.

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