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| Rod Evans | | Deep Purple |
| Ian Gillan | | Deep Purple |
Replaced Rod Evans (who joined Captain Beyond)
| Jon Lord | | Deep Purple |
| Roger Glover | | Deep Purple |
| Deep Purple | | Strange Kinda Woman |
| Deep Purple | | Highway Star |
| Deep Purple | | You Can't Do It Right |
| Deep Purple | | Knocking At Your Back Door |
| Deep Purple | | You Keep on Moving |
| Deep Purple | | Might Just Take Your Life |
| Nino Tempo and April Stevens | | Deep Purple |
1963; 1 week as U.S. #1
| Deep Purple | | Bananas (2003) |
| Ritchie Blackmore | | Deep Purple |
| Deep Purple | | The U.K. |
| Deep Purple | | The Book Of Taliesyn (1969) |
| Deep Purple | | Concerto for Group and Orchestra (1969) |
A concerto performed by Deep Purple and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold in 1969 and composed by Jon Lord.
| Deep Purple | | Deep Purple in Rock (1970) |
Their 4th studio album
| Deep Purple | | Fireball (1971) |
| Deep Purple | | Machine Head (1972) |
| Deep Purple | | Who Do We Think We Are (1973) |
| Deep Purple | | Burn (1974) |
| Deep Purple | | Stormbringer (1974) |
| Deep Purple | | Come Taste the Band (1975) |
| Deep Purple | | Perfect Strangers (1984) |
| Deep Purple | | The House Of Blue Light (1987) |
| Shades of Deep Purple | | And the Address |
The album reached #24 on Billboard's Pop Album charts in US for 1968
| Deep Purple | | Chasing Shadows |
3rd studio album and last album with the original lineup. 1969
| Deep Purple In Rock | | Speed King |
Released 1970, the cover shows the band in a rock scupture inspired by Mt. Rushmore
| Deep Purple | | When the Deep Purple Falls over Sleepy Garden Walls |
Originally published in 1933 by Peter de Rose as a piano solo, lyrics were added in 1939 by Mitchell Parish.
| Deep Purple | | Shades Of Deep Purple (1968) |
| Deep Purple | | Deep Purple (1969) |
| Steve Morse | | Deep Purple |
American guitarist, his joining band revitalised the band creatively
| Rock | | Deep Purple in ___ |
Deep Purple (1970)
| Deep Purple | | Smoke on the Water |
1972; hard rock, included on the album "Machine Head" and released as a single in 1973; peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100; included in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time"
| Joe Satriani | | Deep Purple |
| Hush | | Deep Purple |
1968. Originally recorded by Billy Joe Royal (1967)
| Deep Purple | | Hush |
1968; released on "Shades of Deep Purple"; peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100