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Live - 2. Concerto for Group and Orchestra, September 24, 1969.[Harvest Records] January 1970.

Live - 2. Concerto for Group and Orchestra

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Concerto for Group and Orchestra

Live album by Deep Purple
Released December 1969 US
January 1970 UK
Recorded September 24, 1969
Genre Classical/rock
Length 59:26
Label Harvest Records (UK)
Tetragrammaton (US)
Warner Bros. (US) (Reissue)
Polydor Records (Canada)
Producer Deep Purple
Professional reviews
Deep Purple chronology

Concerto for Group and Orchestra
(1969)
Made in Japan
(1972)
Concerto for Group and Orchestra

Video by Deep Purple
Released 6 May 2003
4 April 1970 (TV),
Recorded September 24, 1969
Genre Classical/rock
Length 52:30 The Best of Both Worlds
Label Eagle Rock Ent
Deep Purple video chronology

Concerto for Group and Orchestra
(1969)
Live in Concert 72/73
(1972 & 1973)

The Concerto for Group and Orchestra is a concerto performed by Deep Purple and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Arnold in 1969, composed by Jon Lord. It was the first Deep Purple album to feature Ian Gillan on vocals and Roger Glover on bass.

The concerto was released as Concerto for Group and Orchestra on vinyl in December 1969, and as The Best of Both Worlds when shown on TV in the UK on April 4 1970.

A video recording of this concert was released on DVD in 2003. It has also been performed by Australian band george with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Original US editions are rare because Tetragrammaton went bankrupt while the album was still being issued. This also led to the cancellation of a tour supporting The Rolling Stones. This album was re-released the following year by Deep Purple's new US label Warner Bros. Records This is the only Tetragrammaton release reissued by Warner Bro

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