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Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (1975) [Japan Mini LP Remastered 2008, SHM-CD, UICY-93618]

Rainbow Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (2008 Japanese exclusive limited edition 9-track SHM-CD [Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players] album, originally released in 1975.

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Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (SHM-CD Japanese UICY-93618) 1975

1. Man On The Silver Mountain 4:36

2. Self Portrait 3:13

3. Black Sheep Of The Family 3:19

4. Catch The Rainbow 6:35

5. Snake Charmer 4:29

6. The Temple Of The King 4:41

7. If You Don't Like Rock & Roll 2:34

8. Sixteenth Century Greensleeves 3:28

9. Still I'm Sad 3:53

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Year of Release: 2008-09-24

Artist: Rainbow

Title: Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow

Format: SHM-CD

Record Label: Universal

Catalogue No: UICY-93618

Country of Origin: Japan [Comes from 'JAPAN']

Language: Regardless of country of origin all tracks are sung in English.

Genres: Hard rock

NOTES

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Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (1975) is the first album released by Rainbow. It was recorded and released while lead guitarist Ritchie Blackmore was still a member of Deep Purple. Despite the modest chart success this album achieved, many musicians consider this album to be one of hard rock's finest moments. Lead vocalist Ronnie James Dio has called this his favourite Rainbow album.

Elf had supported Deep Purple on the previous year's tour promoting the band's 'Burn' album. This album marked the first collaboration between Dio and Blackmore, and it is essentially the lineup of Elf, Dio's previous band, with Blackmore instead of Steve Edwards. Blackmore would dismiss all the other Elf musicians and recruit new players for subsequent Rainbow albums.

Several songs on the album were cover versions. "Black Sheep of the Family", a song that Deep Purple had refused to record for their album Stormbringer, was a cover of a song recorded by Quatermass, and "Still I'm Sad" was an instrumental cover of a Yardbirds track.

The original vinyl release had a gatefold sleeve, although later reissues on the budget arms of Polydor reduced this to a single sleeve. This line-up never performed live and the live-shots used in the album art are of Blackmore in his Deep Purple days and of Elf playing live. The album's songs, however, have been performed by subsequent Rainbow lineups.

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