Latest Updates - Deep Purple

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Comment by Magic Marmalade:

Notes, continued:

Backing Vocals in “Show Me”, “If I Were You”, “I’m Saying Nothin’”: Ian Gillan, Bob Ezrin.
Backing Vocals in “Portable Door”, “Old-Fangled Thing”, “Pictures Of You”, “Lazy Sod”: Ian Gillan.
Backing Vocals in “No Money To Burn”: Patricia Shirley-Okujene, Camille Harrison.
Backing Vocals in “Bleeding Obvious”: Ian Gillan, Patricia Shirley-Okujene, Camille Harrison, Bob Ezrin.
Tambourine in “Show Me”: Bob Ezrin.
Shaker in “Sharp Shooter”: Roger Glover.

Mastering by Robert Vosgien, at Robert Vosgien Mastering, Burbank, CA.

Production Coordination: Kim Markovchick.

Drum Techs: Paul Simmons, Graham Shaw.
Guitar Tech: Tommy Alderson.
Keyboard Tech: Mike Airey.

Special thanks to Max Vaccaro, Bob Ezrin, Matt Clark, Kat Rallis, Sally Long, Kim Markovchick, Isabelle Albrecht, Henner Schumacher, Paul Suarez, Michael Hedges, Jonas Hedges & The Deep Purple Wordwide Team.

Deep Purple Management:
Matt Clark (Manager, SIRCL),
Neil Warnock (Booking Agent, United Talent Agency),
Ian ‘Spider’ Digance (Tour Manager),
Mike Airey (Production Manager).

Artwork: Philipp Hentges, Eike Fietje, Palos Santos.
Equation by Steve Crothers.

℗ & © 2024 earMUSIC, a label of Edel Music & Entertainment GmbH.
Made in Germany by Optimal Media GmbH.

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Comment by PhilMH SUBS:

As with MADE IN JAPAN, Purple is the label here, with EMI just being the corporate brand (and I don't actually see its logo here!)

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Comment by PhilMH SUBS:

EMI didn't become a label until mid-1973, with the merger of the pop rosters of Columbia, Parlophone, and HMV. An EMI logo in conjunction with another logo (e.g. the three just named, or Capitol, Stateside, etc.) is just a corporate logo indicating that the other label was part of the EMI group.

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Comment by Whassup:

That’s fair enough mate.
I always get confused on which label to put when there is multiple labels.

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Comment by ajtharp:

I chose the Purple label since the logo is on the back of the cartridge, and it's Double LP counterpart is also clearly on Purple, so I thought it was best that both releases match each other.

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Comment by Whassup:

With respect to ajtharp for the initial entry.
Was just wondering if this should be under the EMI label instead of the Purple label?