Soloist Deep Purple Gillan invited Medvedev at his solo concert
MOSCOW, 14 Nov — RIA Novosti, Tamara moves. The soloist of the famous British rock group Deep Purple, Ian Gillan invited the Chairman of the government of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev at a concert, which will be held in Moscow on 15 November, but not sure that the Prime Minister of their employment will be able to come to play.
The group has repeatedly visited with concerts Russia, where it has many fans, including Medvedev. The unfading interest in the work of Deep Purple clearly manifested during an unprecedented tour through the cities of Russia a few years ago, when all the concerts were sold out.
Yes, of course I invited him, but he is a very busy man, so I’m not sure that he will be able to come, but I called him of course. I would also like to see my friends, but very little time, I need to check in to the hotel to meet with journalists… I have a long day, so posmotritie Girasoles Deep Puprple
He noted that at his concert in the Kremlin, he, together with the orchestra will perform hits from Deep Purple and the songs that are suitable for execution by the orchestra, such as “Perfect Strangers”, “Anya”, “Rapture of the Deep”. Also in the setlist Gillan’s own songs, including “Day Late and a Dollar Short”.
“Moreover, we are going with “When the Blind Man Cries”, which sounds great with the accompaniment of the orchestra. It’s a great mix, we think that it is well balanced, he is very, very powerful. In addition, the group (long-term keyboardist of Deep Purple) don Airey is fantastic. Earlier I made a mistake — went on tour with the orchestra, but without a group, and for me it’s not very worked, but now we have a group of very strong, so the dynamics were much better,” — said the Agency interlocutor.
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Dmitry Medvedev and ex-Deep Purple singer Joe Lynn Turner. Photo taken in August 2015.
He added that with pleasure, I traveled to Russia and gave concerts in different cities of the country. “I traveled from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok, drove to Makhachkala and Armenia, in the former republics, everywhere he traveled. It was incredible — from the Caucasus to lake Baikal. I remember so many things, so many interesting things happened, I met so many cultures. It was fantastic. I’d love to do it again,” said Gillan.