Copenhagen 1972 (DVD) Foals | Life Forever and bass player Bruce Lynch

and bass player Bruce Lynch

Of the three original works for mandolin

He was among the first to adapt the language of bebop to the tenor saxophone in the 1940s

the Modern Lovers and the Velvet Underground

Copenhagen 1972 (DVD) Foals | Life Forever and bass player Bruce LynchDeep Purple's legendary Mk II lineup (Gillan, Glover, Blackmore, Lord, Paice) explodes on "Copenhagen 1972", a live recording capturing them just before releasing rock classics like "Machine Head" and "Fireball". This electrifying concert showcases raw, unchoreographed brilliance, featuring future anthems like "Highway Star" and "Lazy" from the then unreleased "Machine Head". Witness Gillan's soaring vocals clash with Blackmore's scorching guitar,