Burn (Deep Purple Song) - Cover Versions

Cover Versions

  • Riot covered the song on their 1994 album Nightbreaker.
  • Mr. Big released a cover of the song as the B-side to their "Superfantastic" single. An instrumental version of the song also often featured in their live set.
  • Demon Drive covered the song on their 1995 debut album, Burn Rubber.
  • Cactus Jack covered the song on their 2003 album Deep Purple Tribute.
  • An instrumental cover version of this song can be found on the 2005 album Hands Without Shadows by Michael Angelo Batio.
  • Soilwork performed a cover on their reissue of Steelbath Suicide.
  • Jorn Lande on his albums Starfire (2000) and Unlocking the Past (2006).
  • A cover by W.A.S.P. was originally planned to be released on their album Dominator but it was dropped without any reason being given. Instead, it turned up on their next album Babylon.
  • Animetal used Burn's guitar riff and solos in their Mazinger Z rendition.
  • Yngwie Malmsteen has covered this song many times in his live performances, some of which are on his live video releases.
  • ]] Mark Allen Lanoue ( Chasing Karma, BILOXI, Message, Persian Risk (USA)) - Vocals and Lead Guitar on end, Andy Lee (Iris, ex-Circle II Circle) - middle lead guitar solo, Jk Northrup - Lead Guitar on end, David "Brillo" Morris - Bass, Frank Bridges - Drums, Clyde Holly ( RIP) (BILOXI) - guitar and ad lib back vocal on chorus, Stephen Prescott (ex-Isis, BILOXI) - Keys.. Release 2013. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kJdFRuxtU8 ; Video by: Jim Madonna ( Mountain High Video Production); Final Mix and mastering by: JK Northrup - Alien Productions

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