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3 days ago · Rod Stewart sang "Purple Heather", a version of the folk song "Wild Mountain Thyme", for his 1995 album "A Spanner in the Works". The song featured the Scottish Euro 1996 Football Squad as background singers.
3 days ago · The other songs were all singles issued by Rod in the UK, "Baby Jane" 1983, "Ruby Tuesday" 1993 and "Purple Heather" 1996. Source: Author ovalrocker This quiz was reviewed by FunTrivia editor stuthehistoryguy before going online.
3 days ago · In 1980, a touring version of the band surfaced with Rod Evans, who had left Captain Beyond at the end of 1973, as the only member who had ever been in Deep Purple, eventually ending in successful legal action from the legitimate Deep Purple camp over unauthorised use of the name.
2 days ago · Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster at 'stalemate' after he reneged on plans to return to UK. For the glitzy affair, Rod commanded attention in a black and silver-patterned two-piece, which he...
5 days ago · Here we go! PURPLE! Thank you.
4 days ago · But if she did, indeed, kill Heather, there’s still the insanity plea. Plus, she’s got role models to turn to. Nikki killed Diane in a drunken blackout and that all worked out fine.
21 hours ago · Rod Stewart - Walls and Bridges: John Lennon - 11 Paper Money: Montrose - Streetlife Serenade: Billy Joel - 14 War Child: Jethro Tull - 15 The Heart of Saturday Night: Tom Waits - 18 It's Only Rock 'n Roll: The Rolling Stones - 22 Hotter Than Hell: Kiss - 25 Crime of the Century: Supertramp - Natty Dread: Bob Marley - This Is The Moody Blues ...
