Deep Purple Are An English Rock Band Formed In London In 1968. They Are Considered To Be Among The Pioneers Of Heavy Metal And Modern Hard Rock But Their Musical Approach Has Changed Over The Years.Originally Formed As A Psychedelic Rock And Progressive Rock Band They Shifted To A Heavier Sound With Their 1970 Album Deep Purple In Rock. Deep Purple together With Led Zeppelin And Black Sabbath Have Been Referred To As The "unholy Trinity" Of British Hard Rock And Heavy Metal In The Early To Mid-Seventies. Read More On Last.Fm
Strange Kind Of Woman Is A Song By British Rock Band Deep Purple And Was Originally Released As A Follow Up Single After "Black Night" In Early 1971. The Song Also Became A Hit Peaking At #8 On UK Charts And Later Appeared On The Re-Release Of Their 1971 Album Fireball. The Track Was Also Released On The US Edition Of Fireball In Lieu Of The UK Version's Track Demon's Eye. The Song Was Originally Called "Prostitute". Vocalist Ian Gillan Introduced The Song On Deep Purple In Concert "It Was About A Friend Of Ours Who Got Mixed Up With A Very Evil Woman And It Was A Sad Story. They Got Married In The End. And A Few Days After They Got Married The Lady Died." When Deep Purple Performed The Song Live Gillan And Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore Would Play A Guitar-Vocal Duel In The Middle. This Would Always End With An Extremely Long High-Pitched Scream From Gillan Before The Band Returned To Playing The Original Song. During The Song "You Don't Remember I'll Never Forget " On Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force's Album Trial By Fire Yngwie Malmsteen And Joe Lynn Turner Who Replaced Gillan In Deep Purple Around The Same Time The Album Was Released Pay Tribute To Gillan And Blackmore By Incorporating This Guitar-Vocal Battle Into The Song After The Guitar Solo.