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A Deep discussion with GLENN HUGHES |
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-by Dirt
Glenn Hughes hit the big time
when he replaced Roger Glover in Deep Purple during the early 70s.
More than just a bass player, Hughes was a huge part of Purple's
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CLICK TO LISTEN Glenn discusses Music For The Divine and it's opening track "The Valiant Denial" [.mp3] Glenn discusses his current musical direction [.mp3] Glenn talks about promotional videos and his upcoming live dates in the USA [.mp3] Glenn explains the status of the Hughes Thrall II CD [.mp3] Glenn talks about Heaven and XYZ, and former Kiss guitarist Mark St. John (RIP) [.mp3] |
vocal
sound, working in tandem with then frontman David Coverdale. Since
that time Glenn has been a member of Black Sabbath, lent his vocals to
many projects, and been labeled the 'Voice Of Rock' during his solo
career. Churning out more than 14 solo albums since 1992, Hughes'
mix of funk, soul and rock is refreshing and unlike anything else you're
likely to hear these days. In the following interview, tells us about
Music For The Divine, his latest masterpiece.