FLY INTO THE RISING SUN
FACES, SMILING EVERY ONE
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Who Do We Think We Are
is the
seventh
studio album
by the
English
Rock band
released on
January,12th 1973
in the US
and in
February 1973
in the UK.
It was
Deep Purple's
last album
by the
Mark II line-up
with singer
Ian Gillan
and
bassist
Roger Glover
until 1984’s
Perfect Strangers.
Musically,
the record showed
a move to a more
blues-based sound,
even featuring
scat singing.
Although its production
and the
band's behavior
after its release
showed the group
in turmoil,
with
front man
Gillan
remarking that
"we'd all had major illnesses"
and felt
considerable fatigue,
the album was a
commercial success.
Deep Purple
became the
top-selling U.S. artist
in 1973.
The album featured
the energetic
hard-rock single
"Woman from Tokyo,"
which while
scarcely played
during the 1970s,
would become
a live staple
from the band's
1984 reunion onward.
Who Do We Think We Are
was recorded in
Rome in July 1972
and Walldorf
near Frankfurt
in October 1972,
using
the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio.
"Woman from Tokyo,"
the first track
recorded in July,
is about
touring Japan
for the first time
(e.g. the lyric "Fly into the Rising Sun").
The only other track
released from
the Rome sessions
is the outtake
"Painted Horse."
The rest were recorded
in Frankfurt
after more touring
including Japan,
(which yielded Made in Japan).
The group,
riven with internal strife,
struggled to come up
with tracks
they agreed upon.
Members were
not speaking
to each other
and many songs
were finished only
after schedules
were arranged
so they could record
parts separately.
TRACK LIST
CD 1
Woman From Tokyo
Mary Long
Super Trouper
Smooth Dancer
Rat Bat Blue
Place In Line
Our Lady
CD 2
Woman From Tokyo
(99 Remix)
Woman From Tokyo
(Alt Bridge)
Painted Horse
(Studio Out-Take)
Our Lady
(99 Remix)
Rat Bat Blue
(99 Remix)
Smooth Dancer
(Just Vocals)
First Day Jam
(Instrumental)
Rat Bat Blue
(Writing Session)
Rat Bat Blue
(Instrumental)
Woman From Tokyo
(Live)
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