Old hands

I call them old hands as the group's average age is well advanced and it is reflected in the music, but I still love, even the return of Ian Guillan. I regret the departure of Ritchie Blackmore but I appreciate the play of Steve Morse. The most faithful, the most stable is Ian Paice, an outstanding drummer who makes me vibrate with each wand. John Lord keep in memory that is left without finishing his work, Tomy Bollin who did a short stint and a few others like Glen Hughes (very good bass player) without forgetting Evans, Simper, Coverdale, Turner and I saved the best for the end, Roger Glover who put the group definitively into orbit with his genius for finding the universal title: Smoke on the water ... I say "Again and again"