Rainbow - Rarities 75-76 vinyl record cover

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Label: Edsel Records

Rainbow

Rarities 75-76

RSD BF 2026


Part of event BLACK FRIDAY 2026


ABOUT THE ALBUM


Continuing the celebration of 50 years since the formation of Rainbow and the release of their debut album, Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow, and its follow up, Rainbow Rising, Edsel are pleased to present the final vinyl release from the recent appraisal of the band’s defining early years 1975-1976 Released as a Gatefold 2LP set pressed on 1 x Red LP and 1 x Yellow LP, this vinyl release sees a number of rare mixes, edits and studio rehearsal performances collected together on vinyl for the first time, with over half of the tracks never available on vinyl before, all Newly Mastered by Andy Pearce & Matt Wortham. Includes incredible alternative versions of ‘Starstruck’, ‘Man On The Silver Mountain’, ‘Stargazer’ and ‘Do You Close Your Eyes’. Tracklist SIDE ONE Man On The Silver Mountain - Mono Edit Temple Of The King - Bolivian Mono Mix Man On The Silver Mountain - Stereo Edit SIDE TWO Tarot Woman - Rough Mix Run With The Wolf - Rough Mix Starstruck - Rough Mix SIDE THREE Do You Close Your Eyes - Rough Mix Stargazer - Rough Mix A Light In The Black - Rough Mix SIDE FOUR Starstruck - Mono Edit Stargazer - Pirate Sound Tour Rehearsal Starstruck - Stereo Edit

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