Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow • Stranger In Us All CD 1995 BMG UK •• NEW ••

Description: Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Stranger In Us All AUDIO CD BRAND NEW & FACTORY SEALED Bertelsmann Music Group 74321303372 UPC | 7 4321-30337-2 3 Made in the E.C. 1995 TRACK LISTING 1. Wolf To The Moon 2. Cold Hearted Woman 3. Hunting Humans (Insatiable) 4. Stand And Fight 5. Ariel 6. Too Late For Tears 7. Black Masquerade 8. Silence 9. Hall Of The Mountain King 10. Still I'm Sad Produced by Pat Regan, Ritchie Blackmore Ritchie Blackmore's celebrated career in rock ended not with a bang but with Doogie White. Rainbow's Stranger in Us All, released on Aug. 21 1995, marked the end of one period and the beginning of another, as hints about Blackmore's next move were embedded throughout the project. It should have been different. After all, Rainbow had been absent from the scene since 1983's Top 40 finisher Bent Out of Shape, followed by a long-awaited Blackmore reunion with Deep Purple. But the restless guitarist continued tinkering until Purple's poorly received 1990 album Slaves and Masters found him working again with former Rainbow vocalist Joe Lynn Turner. (Some wags began derisively referring to the group as "Deep Rainbow.") In keeping, a subsequent return to Rainbow seemed perhaps inevitable at the time. Only new singer Doogie White was no Turner, to say nothing of Ronnie James Dio – or even Graham Bonnet. Rainbow's earlier vocalists, each far more distinctive, found countering Blackmore's pyrotechnics an easier task. White seemed to blend into the woodwork on all but a couple of standout tracks – including "Black Masquerade," which gave Stranger in Us All its name. In truth, Ritchie Blackmore had originally intended this to be a solo effort, until label execs pressured him into reviving the Rainbow brand. It wouldn't last. A closer look at Stranger in Us All gives us a roadmap to where he'd be headed next. Besides the core group of White, Paul Morris, Greg Smith and John O'Reilly, Stranger in Us All also features Blackmore's wife Candice Night on background vocals. She co-wrote "Wolf to the Moon," "Ariel," "Black Masquerade," and new lyrics for Grieg's "Hall of the Mountain King." Together, Blackmore and Night would go on to form the ren-faire folk band Blackmore's Night. "Ariel" ended up appearing as part of their live sets. SHIPPING TO USA ONLY Buyer Pays Shipping $3.99 1st CD $3.99... each additional $1.50 CDs will only be combined with other CDs or DVDs To qualify for the combined discount, all items must be purchased together, paid for with 1 payment, and shipped all together in 1 shipment. Please use the add to cart feature, once you have ordered all your desired items, proceed to checkout to complete your order with the combined total.

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