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Stormbringer (album)
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| Length = 36:31
| Label = EMI/Purple (UK)
Warner Bros. (US)
| Producer = Martin Birch & Deep Purple
| Last album = ''Burn''
(1974)
| This album = ''Stormbringer''
(1974)
| Next album = ''Come Taste the Band''
(1975)
| Misc =
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''Stormbringer'' is the ninth studio album by Deep Purple, released in November 1974. On this album, the soul and funk elements that were only hinted at on ''Burn'' are much more prominent.
==History==
When Ritchie Blackmore's (admittedly odd) request to cover an old Quatermass track "Black Sheep of the Family" fell on stony ground he ended up taking a relative back seat in the studio. ''Stormbringer'' took shape blending rock, soul and funk in a way that was quite ahead of its time. It was released in double quick time in December 1974. Blackmore then followed his own muse by recording the ''Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow'' solo album in early 1975, backed by members of Deep Purple's regular support act Elf."〔(Deep Purple Family Tree at DPAS/Darker Than Blue URL accessed 24 October 2012 )〕
Ritchie Blackmore would leave after the making of and touring of this album, returning later during the recording of the ''Perfect Strangers'' album.
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