The David Coverdale/Glenn Hughes era of Deep Purple began with the release of 'Burn' on Feb. 15, 1974.

The Mark III version of Deep Purple was born. They released their first album, Burn, during February of 1974. It continued their commercial success in the United States and Britain.

The documentary focuses on a transitional time for Deep Purple. Vocalist Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover were gone. A young unknown singer by the name of David Coverdale was recruited as was ...

The title track from 1974's Burn has found its way into a trio of Deep Purple alumni set lists recently, leading to an inevitable question: Who played it best: Rainbow, Glenn Hughes or Whitesnake?

Breaking (Melting?) the Ice with “ Burn “ David Coverdale wrote the lyrics to “Burn” just after he joined Deep Purple in 1973.

Performing their final scheduled show, Rainbow added two MK III Deep Purple classics to their setlist: 'Burn' and 'Soldier of Fortune.' ...

Bruce Dickinson recently performed a cover of the 1974 Deep Purple classic Burn, during his appearance as part of Jon Lord's Concerto For Group And Orchestra. The Iron Maiden frontman is currently ...

The classic albums to receive this heavyweight purple vinyl treatment are studio albums Machine Head - 1972, Who Do We Think We Are? - 1973, Burn - 1974, Stormbringer - 1974 and Come Taste The ...

Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson and former Deep Purple bassist / vocalist Glenn Hughes tag-teamed the classic track 'Burn' at Jon Lord tribute concert.

Join us at The Cavern for an electrifying night of classic rock as these ace musicians come together to present BURN - A Tribute to Deep Purple.

Burn - Deep Purple Tribute Join us at The Cavern for an electrifying night of classic rock as these ace musicians come together to present BURN - A Tribute to Deep Purple.