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- Fireball_(song) runtime "3.4166666666666665".
- Fireball_(song) abstract ""Fireball" is the opening song of the album of the same name by the English rock band Deep Purple. It was Deep Purple's second single release in 1971.The song begins with a whooshing sound (which is a recording of the studio's air conditioner which eventually fades out) being turned on and the drums begin at bar 2 at 240 bpm."Fireball" is an odd song for Deep Purple as it features no guitar solo. Instead it features a bass guitar solo in the key of F#m which then modulates into an organ solo in Bm. The song ends with a fade-out, with ad-libbing from the organ. The beat is accented with a tambourine played by Ian Gillan."Fireball" (take 1 - instrumental), a bonus track on the remastered Fireball album, features a guitar solo near the end, at 3:30, after the fade-out of the original version.It is one of the few Deep Purple songs to feature Ian Paice using double bass drums.When performed live, a roadie brings on another bass drum to perform the song, only to remove it when it is finished.The noise intro to the song was a sound of an air-conditioning unit, recorded by a young assistant Mike Thorne who was helping engineer Martin Birch on this track. As Roger Glover turned to Martin and suggested the sound of a machine starting up would be a great way to get the song going (and the album) and the latter could not think of anything suitable off the top of his head, Thorne suggested the sound of an air conditioning unit (he referred to as the West Uzbekistan Percussion Ensemble) would do the trick and duly recorded it to the band's delight. Later Deep Purple members told people who asked what the sound was that it was made by a 'special' synthesizer.The song, using a fireball metaphor to picture a woman as an alien who makes love as a kind of magic, was one of several, based on Ian Gillan's real life experiences. "She was a complete mystery to me. This is another tale of unrequited love", was the author's comment on the song's heroine.".
- Fireball_(song) album Fireball_(album).
- Fireball_(song) bSide ""Anyone's Daughter" (US)".
- Fireball_(song) bSide ""Demon's Eye" (UK)".
- Fireball_(song) format Gramophone_record.
- Fireball_(song) genre Hard_rock.
- Fireball_(song) genre Heavy_metal_music.
- Fireball_(song) musicalArtist Deep_Purple.
- Fireball_(song) musicalBand Deep_Purple.
- Fireball_(song) previousWork Strange_Kind_of_Woman.
- Fireball_(song) producer Deep_Purple.
- Fireball_(song) recordLabel Harvest_Records.
- Fireball_(song) recordLabel Warner_Bros._Records.
- Fireball_(song) recordedIn London.
- Fireball_(song) runtime "205.0".
- Fireball_(song) subsequentWork Never_Before.
- Fireball_(song) wikiPageID "5700687".
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- Fireball_(song) writer Ian_Gillan.
- Fireball_(song) writer Ian_Paice.
- Fireball_(song) writer Jon_Lord.
- Fireball_(song) writer Ritchie_Blackmore.
- Fireball_(song) writer Roger_Glover.
- Fireball_(song) artist Deep_Purple.
- Fireball_(song) bSide ""Anyone's Daughter"".
- Fireball_(song) bSide ""Demon's Eye"".
- Fireball_(song) cover "Fireball single.jpg".
- Fireball_(song) format "7.0".
- Fireball_(song) fromAlbum Fireball_(album).
- Fireball_(song) genre Hard_rock.
- Fireball_(song) genre Heavy_metal_music.
- Fireball_(song) hasPhotoCollection Fireball_(song).
- Fireball_(song) label "Harvest".
- Fireball_(song) label "Warner Bros.".
- Fireball_(song) lastSingle ""Strange Kind of Woman".
- Fireball_(song) length "205.0".
- Fireball_(song) name "Fireball".
- Fireball_(song) nextSingle ""Never Before"".
- Fireball_(song) producer Deep_Purple.
- Fireball_(song) recorded "March 1971 in London".
- Fireball_(song) released "October 1971".
- Fireball_(song) thisSingle ""Fireball"".
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- Fireball_(song) writer Ian_Gillan.
- Fireball_(song) writer Ian_Paice.
- Fireball_(song) writer Jon_Lord.
- Fireball_(song) writer Ritchie_Blackmore.
- Fireball_(song) writer Roger_Glover.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:1971_songs.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:Deep_Purple_songs.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:Songs_written_by_Ian_Gillan.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:Songs_written_by_Ian_Paice.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:Songs_written_by_Jon_Lord.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:Songs_written_by_Ritchie_Blackmore.
- Fireball_(song) subject Category:Songs_written_by_Roger_Glover.
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- Fireball_(song) comment ""Fireball" is the opening song of the album of the same name by the English rock band Deep Purple. It was Deep Purple's second single release in 1971.The song begins with a whooshing sound (which is a recording of the studio's air conditioner which eventually fades out) being turned on and the drums begin at bar 2 at 240 bpm."Fireball" is an odd song for Deep Purple as it features no guitar solo.".
- Fireball_(song) label "Fireball (song)".
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- Fireball_(song) name "Fireball".