2007 documentary that focuses on the Deep Purple vocalist's life and musical career, both solo and with Episode Six, Black Sabbath and DP. Features exclusive concert footage, television appearances and candid, in-depth interviews with Ian. Also includes interviews with Ian's mom, Roger Glover, Jon Lord, Ian Paice, Don Airey, Steve Morse, Joe Satriani, Steve Morris, Tony Iommi, Ronnie Dio, Luciano Pavarotti, Colin Towns, Joe Elliot, "Funky" Claude Nobs, Bron Gillan, and the late George Best…
When Blackmore’s Night rolled in to York, England, on 30 September 2011, the heat scorched the medieval streets and the sunlight bathed the old city walls. Inside the Grand Opera House, Ritchie Blackmore, Candice Night and their band of minstrels were generating their own heat as they took their devoted audience on a musical journey through the ages with songs from their two new albums…
When Blackmore’s Night rolled in to York, England, on 30 September 2011, the heat scorched the medieval streets and the sunlight bathed the old city walls. Inside the Grand Opera House, Ritchie Blackmore, Candice Night and their band of minstrels were generating their own heat as they took their devoted audience on a musical journey through the ages with songs from their two new albums…
Saga's Silent Knight was released just prior to the Canadian quintet's breakthrough album Worlds Apart. Drawing inspiration from Rush, Genesis, and other '70s progressive rock artists, Saga distills their influences through fairly concise song structures that never sound too indulgent — sort of like what Asia was doing around the same time (but better). Still, there's plenty of evidence of the group's virtuosity here. Although Silent Knight sounds dated, and even a little quaint at times (due in part to the production), Saga would improve its sound and material immeasurably on the next couple of albums. /AMG/
Silent Knight is the third studio album by the Canadian progressive rock band Saga and was originally released in November 1980. The band joined Styx on their European tour, playing Paradiso Amsterdam among others and then with another new keyboardist, Jim Gilmour, the band released the highly acclaimed album Silent Knight in 1980, making them quite popular in Europe (foremost Germany) and Puerto Rico.