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"Who do we think we are" CD by Deep Purple

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"Who do we think we are" of Deep Purple comes as remastered version with 14 tracks, among them alternative versions and new mixes.
Item no. 412948
Title Who do we think we are
Musical Genre Hard Rock
Edition Remastered, Re-Release
Product topic Bands
Band Deep Purple
Release date 2/21/14
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Woman From Tokyo
  • 2.
    Mary Long
  • 3.
    Super Trouper
  • 4.
    Smooth Dancer
  • 5.
    Rat Bat Blue
  • 6.
    Place In Line
  • 7.
    Our Lady
  • 8.
    Woman From Tokyo ('99 Remix)
  • 9.
    Woman From Tokyo
  • 10.
    Painted Horse
  • 11.
    Our Lady ('99 Remix)
  • 12.
    Rat Bat Blue
  • 13.
    Rat Bat Blue ('99 Remix)
  • 14.
    First Day Jam (Excerpt)

Incl. 6 new remixes and as bonustrack the not released, almost 11:30 minutes lasting "First day jam".