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Burn

"Burn" is a hard rock track by Deep Purple, released on their 1974 album of the same name. It marked the debut of the band's Mark III lineup, featuring Ritchie Blackmore's iconic guitar riff and David Coverdale on vocals. For electric guitarists, the song offers a masterclass in driving rock riffing, melodic soloing, and the interplay between guitar and keyboard that defined Deep Purple's sound.

  • "Burn" was the second single released by Deep Purple's Mark III lineup in the US and Japan.
  • The track runs approximately six minutes, giving guitarists extended riff and solo sections to study and practice.
  • Ritchie Blackmore's main riff in "Burn" is considered one of the defining hard rock guitar figures of the 1970s.
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