Deep Purple

Keyboardist predicts band won't even know it was its last show and recalls 15-minute rehearsal before his first concert.

List appears as he sells his catalog, adding to estimated $5 billion acquisitions in past year.

Track arrives ahead of new covers album called 'Turn to Crime.'

That's a lot of records sold!

Twenty-first studio LP arrives in August.

He's the quintessential frontman, a big-maned, big-voiced singer with a revolving cast to support his personal vision.

Deep Purple's Mk. I released their final album on June 21, 1969.

What fans saw wasn't anything like the band's promised 25th anniversary celebration.

He actually submitted a resignation letter to the band while still on tour promoting 1973's 'Who Do We Think We Are.'