Deep Purple were originally signed in 1968 to Parlophone Records in the UK, before switching to EMI’s progressive imprint, Harvest, the following year. In 1971, the band’s management set up Purple Records, to release Deep Purple’s records from “Machine Head” onwards, but also the various side projects the band members were developing, and artists that they were discovering and respected. The label would eventually become home to debut solo releases from Jon Lord, Roger Glover & David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes, as well as early releases from Michael Des Barres’ Silverhead and Ronnie James Dio’s Elf.
- 1-1 Casserole Me Over
- 1-10 Happy Ending
- 1-11 Love's Bringing Me Down
- 1-2 More Than One, Less Than Five
- 1-3 I Want To Make You Laugh, I Want To Make You Cry
- 1-4 Meusli Dreams
- 1-6 Sunshine
- 1-7 Hawaii
- 1-8 I Don't Know How To Love Him Blues
- 1-9 The Moon Struck One
- 1.5 I Can't Explain
- 2-1 Picalilli Lady
- 2-10 Samuel
- 2-11 Summer Song
- 2-12 Forgotten Sound
- 2-2 Winter Song
- 2-3 Cockroach
- 2-4 Almitra
- 2-5 Vermouth Rondo
- 2-6 Reflecting Butterfly
- 2-7 Albert Gate Farm
- 2-8 Curious Yellow
- 2-9 Sad Lady
- 3-1 Look Out Cleveland
- 3-13 Soggy Waltz
- 3-2 Pass It On
- 3-3 Sea Fever
- 3-4 5/4 March
- 3-5 Song For A Winter's Night
- 3-6 Dr, Pepper
- 3-7 Border Song
- 3-8 Dressing Room Jam
- 3-9 Gospel Changes
- 4-1 The Warsaw Concerto
- 4-10 Tiggerty Boo
- 4-11 Rhapsodie Opus 79 No. 2
- 4-12 Symphony No. 4
- 4-13 Lili Marlene
- 4-14 Rhymes
- 4-15 Bless 'Em All
- 4-16 Der Fuhrer's Face
- 4-17 rIn The Mood
- 4-18 Symphony No. 4 In F Minor
- 4-19 Siegfried's Funeral March
- 4-2 Wish Me Luck
- 4-3 London Pride
- 4-4 There's A Boy Comming Home On Leave
- 4-5 Symphony No. 4 In F Minor
- 4-6 Washing On The Siegfried Line
- 4-7 Siefried's Funeral March
- 4-8 I Hear Your Voice
- 4-9 Die Fahne Hoch