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Ritchie Blackmore had a heart attack 18 months ago, and won't be onstage again in Europe any time soon
Blackmore appears on Candice Night's forthcoming solo album, Sea Glass
Ritchie Blackmore once asked former Deep Purple bandmate Ian Gillan to join Rainbow
Gillan responded by asking Blackmore to join his solo band
Breaking news: Ritchie Blackmore has given his official verdict on Taylor Swift
Former Deep Purple man Ritchie Blackmore has spoken
The Ritchie Blackmore albums you should definitely listen to - but none of them are by Deep Purple
A guitarist who helped define the sound of a genre, both pre- and post- Deep Purple, Ritchie Blackmore has a formidable back catalogue of classics
Every Deep Purple album ranked, from worst to best
Updated Deep Purple's albums ranked, from patchy Purple to purple patches, from iconic albums to the one Ritchie Blackmore dubbed "cattle grazing" to the one with the new chap
Listen to Sweet and Ritchie Blackmore join forces for a unique performance of Free's All Right Now
The unlikely partnership hooked up onstage in Santa Monica in 1976, just five days after the death of Paul Kossoff
Terminally ill grandmother loses £140,000 to scammer pretending to be Ritchie Blackmore
The victim, who is suffering from cancer, went to school with the former Deep Purple guitarist
Ritchie Blackmore on his favourite guitarist: “I think, How the hell is he doing that?”
In a typically forthright 1975 interview, Ritchie Blackmore offered his thoughts on the music business, and his peers
"We should have been writing our own songs, but it was much better to listen to Abba": Ritchie Blackmore has named his favourite band of all time
Ritchie Blackmore opens up during a 40-minute online Q&A filmed at home in Long Island
"A lot of people don't like Ritchie Blackmore. But he feels he has nothing to say apart from what he says with his guitar": the mutual respect between Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore and Mountain's Leslie West was sweet and pure
Hearing Mountain for the first time in 1970 rendered Ritchie Blackmore speechless, and Leslie West was equally impressed by Deep Purple's guitar hero
