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Various Artists- THE BUTTERFLY BALL: A Fun Musical Extravaganza- DVD- 2006-
- Synergy Entertainment/MVD Music Video- 022891448693 (DR-4486)- 3500 grn
FILE UNDER DEEP PURPLE. A Film By TONY KLINGER. Music By ROGER GLOVER.
Deep Purple's bassist Roger Glover decided to leave the band in early 1973. His new career received a judicious start. 1973 he toyed with the idea of a solo album. It took work to bring the strands of his career producing, writing and recording - together. The project landed at Glover's feet through the British Lion company, who had filmed Deep Purple's historic appearance with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra back in 1969. THE BUTTERFLY BALL was originally a children's book in which artist Alan Aldridge had come up with intricate airbrushed illustrations. The book sold well and seemed to suggest itself as suitable material for a musical of some sort. British Lion managed to secure the rights and discussed possible choices for a composer with Deep Purple's manager, Tony Edwards. The first suggestion was Jon Lord, who had composed Purple's Concerto For Group And Orchestra. Lord was very busy with Deep Purple in 1974, however, and Roger Glover was approached instead. It was a challenge for Glover, who had never done anything like this. Glover himself wasn't sure he was up to it but was persuaded by Tony Edwards and others to give THE BUTTERFLY BALL a go. He got to work during the Summer of 1974, assembling a nucleus of people he had worked with in the past.
PERSONNEL: Roger Glover - synthesizer, piano, guitar, bass, percussion, backing vocals; Eddie Hardin - piano, organ, synthesizer, backing vocals; Mike Giles, Les Binks - drums; Mo Foster - bass, double bass; Ann Odell, Mike Moran - piano; Ray Fenwick - guitar; Nigel Watson - saw; Eddie Jobson - violin; Jack Emblow - accordion; Chris Karan - tabla; Robin Thompson - bassoon.
VOCALISTS: Glenn Hughes, David Coverdale, Ronnie James Dio, Helen Chappelle, Barry St. John, Neil Lancaster, John Goodison, Mickey Lee Soule, Liza Strike, Judi Kuhl, Jimmy Helms, Eddie Hardin, Tony Ashton, John Gustafson, John Lawton.
Glover involved of singers with a wide range of vocal talent. He had met Ronnie Dio and persuaded him to help on THE BUTTERFLY BALL. Dio ended up doing vocals on three tracks. The album was issued in December 1974. The album can't exactly be described as a family album but then again it's not anything in the mould of Deep Purple. The album was quickly labelled a Roger Glover solo project, even though the music was written as a commission rather than as a purely personal work. The idea of a one-off gala concert was mooted to give THE BUTTERFLY BALL a boost. This finally came to fruition on 16th October 1975 at the Royal Albert Hall. Glover managed to get most of the people who had played on the album to perform live. In addition, two more Deep Purple members were added to the cast. Ian Gillan and organist Jon Lord swelled the ranks of stars. It was an enjoyable evening, the contrast between the rock musicians and more performers proved interesting. British Lion took the opportunity to film the concert, which was released in March the following year. What could have been a reasonable live film was ruined by the addition of cheaply shot live action footage of people dressed in animal costumes cavorting around London. Roger Glover, when attending the premiere, was unaware of this new material. Film was available very briefly as a video cassette before being withdrawn. With the demise of Purple Records, THE BUTTERFLY BALL album has long been difficult to obtain. This performance, magically narrated by Vincent Price, was a benefit for Bud Flanagan's Leukemia Fund and Action Research For The Crippled Child.
Comes In A Standard Plastic DVD Case With Black Tray And Hype Sticker On Front.
Manufactured In The USA. Printed In Canada.
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