Join Amazon Prime and get unlimited Free One-Day Delivery. Already a member? Sign in.
Perfect Partner
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
Rising ~ Rainbow  (28)
£4.98
|
Long Live Rock 'n' Roll ~ Rainbow (13)
£4.98
|
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow ~ Rainbow (9)
£4.98
|
Difficult To Cure ~ Rainbow  (9)
£7.48
|
Bent Out of Shape ~ Rainbow  (5)
£4.98
|
Product details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
See all 7 customer reviews...
| Customers Viewing This Page May Be Interested in These Sponsored Links (What is this?) |
Sensory UK Sensory Rooms
www.sensoryuk.co.uk
Fibre Optic Lighting,Bubble Tubes, UV Glow, Soft Play, Ball Pools
Richfords Fire and Flood
www.richfords.com
Giving you your life back... Building Drying Specialists
Wedding Shoes & Dyeing
www.barbaran.co.uk
Fantastic range of shoes including brides, childrens & toddlers.
Track Listings
| 1. All Night Long |
| 2. Eyes Of The World |
| 3. No Time To Lose |
| 4. Makin Love |
| 5. Since You Been Gone |
| 6. Love's No Friend |
| 7. Danger Zone |
| 8. Lost In Hollywood |
Product Description
Description
With the departure of Ronnie James Dio from Rainbow in 1978, guitarist Richie Blackmore could have easily sought a Dio clone and continued the group's recognisable sound. He instead brought Graham Bonnet aboard, a dramatic belter with a completely different style. Blackmore would also recruit former Deep Purple mate Roger Glover on bass and the talented DonAirey on keyboards. The band's sound went from sword-and-sorcery epics to more straight-ahead rock.
"All Night Long"is one of the more popular tunes, a track on which Bonnet'smakes his powerful presence immediately felt. Another equally accessible and handclap-filled effort is "Since You've Been Gone". Both songs received FM airplay and charted the commercial course that later albums would take. Don Airey's keyboards provide a haunting intro to "Eyes of the World". "No Time to Lose" is a '50s R&B number with a harder edge. Bonnet sings the blues on the downtrodden "Love's No Friend". Premier skinsman Cozy Powell's shuffle boosts "Lost in Hollywood". DOWN TO EARTH is tight all around, and shows the band's ability to progress. An excellent hard-rock album.
With the departure of Ronnie James Dio from Rainbow in 1978, guitarist Richie Blackmore could have easily sought a Dio clone and continued the group's recognisable sound. He instead brought Graham Bonnet aboard, a dramatic belter with a completely different style. Blackmore would also recruit former Deep Purple mate Roger Glover on bass and the talented DonAirey on keyboards. The band's sound went from sword-and-sorcery epics to more straight-ahead rock.
"All Night Long"is one of the more popular tunes, a track on which Bonnet'smakes his powerful presence immediately felt. Another equally accessible and handclap-filled effort is "Since You've Been Gone". Both songs received FM airplay and charted the commercial course that later albums would take. Don Airey's keyboards provide a haunting intro to "Eyes of the World". "No Time to Lose" is a '50s R&B number with a harder edge. Bonnet sings the blues on the downtrodden "Love's No Friend". Premier skinsman Cozy Powell's shuffle boosts "Lost in Hollywood". DOWN TO EARTH is tight all around, and shows the band's ability to progress. An excellent hard-rock album.