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Are there no pictures of Doris anywhere? :c
There are actually! But Iâm not at liberty to share them. Off the top of my head I can think of at least 4. Though I may be able to share over PM.

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Ozzy Osbourne and Don Airey photographed backstage on 12th July 1988. Š Tony Mottram / Retna Ltd.
Don Airey with the GEM Promega 2+
âWhen I first took over, I was out and I bumped into Jon somewhere and I said, âDo you have any advice?â Â He said, âYeah, stay out of the way of [Ian] Paiceâs drum fills.â Â That was his advice and it has served me well, I will tell you.â -Don Airey
I wanted to add onto this post, but nine images and a quote were too much.
While thereâs still a few more hours here, a little something for Gary Mooreâs birthday (April 04)
Garyâs final recording was done with Don, January 2011. Those sessions showed up on Donâs Keyed Up album (and pictured above), in the form of Adagio and Mini Suite. Since Colosseum II, when Gary was merely 20, till the end. Don was there for Garyâs wedding with his first wife Kerry, Gary likewise was there for Donâs wedding. Itâs not the most conventional choice, but my favourite version of Midnight Blues, with Don on keys, like the original version from 1990.
Happy 60th, Gary.

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Airey and the Beast - Keyboard Magazine 2007 December
A transcription by yours truly. Part 1 of ? Deep Purple keyboard wizard Don Airey reflects on taking the helm from Jon Lord, his love of vintage gear, and his amazing 30+ years of making hard rock and roll. By Ed Coury An hour before Deep Purple is scheduled to walk onto the outdoor amphitheater stage at the DTE Energy Music Theater near Detroit, Michigan, the unmistakable sound of an overdriven Hammond fills the backstage area. Itâs Airey at the organ on this muggy July night - but not Deep Purple keyboardist Don Airey. Itâs his 26-year-old son Mike, who happens to be his fatherâs keyboard tech. âHe came into the family business,â Don says, âHeâs been doing a year and a half with Purple. Heâs a guitarist whoâs got a skateboard metal band back in England called Impact, who play a kind of music I donât understand - but itâll kind of take the top of your head off.â You have to smile at the irony in Don Aireyâs assessment of his sonâs hardcore compositions. For decades, parents have likely been sayin gthe same thing about the music the elder Airey has made with some of the biggest bands in rock. Born in Sunderland, England in 1948, Don Airey is a classically-trained pianist who says he became hooked on rock and roll after hearing the Beatlesâ âTwist and shout.â âI went, âthatâs it,ââ he says, âI hever heard anything like it.â He earned a university degree in music, and moved to London in 1974 to join drummer Cozy Powellâs band, Hammer. A partial list of performers Airey has worked with since then reads like a Whoâs Who in classsic heavy metal: Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Michael Schenker, Rainbow, Cozy Powell, UFO, Whitesnake, Brian May, Jethro Tull, Thin Lizzy, and now, Deep Purple.
Izola, 06.07.04 Photo by: Janez Pelko
Recording âIn the Midst of Beautyâ with MSG (2007)
Credits: Siggi Schwarz, Kalle Linkert 2007 (Not fully certain on that)
There are a bunch more photos from these sessions but not really online anymore; that being said, pictures for ants.
The official song stream for "Victim Of Pain" from Don Airey's upcoming album "One Of A Kind", out May 25th 2018. Pre-order the album here: âşCD: http://smart...
Making its debut on the March dates of Don Airey and Friends, Victims of Pain is a track off the upcoming album. Where Going Home was jazzy and a wonderful homage to his roots, this song sets the tone for whatâs presumably to come. A powerful tidal wave of hard rock/classic heavy metal. Chugging riffs reminiscent of Iron Maiden, Carl Sentanceâs powerful delivery, Donâs usual excellence... So go on, polish off your air keyboards, give it a listen (and I will not be held accountable if the riff finds its way into your head and set up camp).
Deep Purple - Bananas Tour promos

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Colosseum IIÂ 1977 Promo Picture (For Electric Savage, maybe?)
Lovely smile from lovely keyboardist (x)
The âAverage Pink Hammer Pieâ Football Club
Continuing the saga of Don Airey and the beautiful game, with more to come. Consisting of members from Average White Band, Humble Pie, Cozy Powellâs Hammer, and David Gilmour from Pink Floyd, hereâs an interesting bit of info from Bernie Marsden. âThe team was: Cozy Powell, Don Airey, Frank Aiello, Bernie Marsden, Clive Chaman, HamishStutart, Alan Gorrie, David Gilmour, Jerry Shirley, Dave Clempson, sometimes Humble Pie bassman Greg Ridley might show up and our roadie Graham Young would sometimes play. We werenât a bad team: Cozy was a raiding winger, fast and dirty on the right. Don Airey played in the midfield, and was dreaming of and trying to channel Jim Baxter. Clive Chaman looked every inch the Brazilian superstar in his gold kit. Frank Aiello, on the inside right, was a real nuisance to opposing teams. Alan Gorrie was our superb goalkeeper Hamish Stuart, a powerful centre forward, brave beyond the call and headed any ball. Jerry Shirley from Humble Pie would eff and blind throughout the whole match David Gilmour showed off his serene skills but got stuck in if needed. Dave Clempson was a fast and brilliant forward. Thinking back, we actually played a lot of games. As well as playing some five-a-side indoor games we were also in an actual league! The football was very important to us all.â p. 93-94
1979, Don Airey, Dave Dowel, and Bernie Marsden (writing a setlist for the Royal Latin School gig)
Marsden, Bernie. âWhereâs My Guitar: On the tour bus with the Snakemanâ. Little House Music Limited: Great Britain. 2017.
ROCKIN' EVERY NIGHT (Live In Japan), 1986. Don Airey - keyboards Ian Paice - drums, percussion Neil Murray - bass John Sloman - lead & backing vocals, additi...
Originally appearing on Cozy Powellâs 1981 album Tilt (with Gary Moore and Don Airey guesting on said track) Recorded at Tokyo KĹsei Nenkin Kaikan, 1983 Released on the live album Rockinâ Every Night Dedicated to Randy Rhoads From Gary and Don both.
Don is back on the road! (ภâ˘Ě_â˘Ě)ŕ¸
Listen to this wonderful solo, alive and kicking!

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âYears ago, in Rainbow, Don Airey and I were at a launderette at about one oâclock in the morning in the outskirts of Kansas city or something, tired as hell, watching our washing go round and round. And there was this sort of silence between us which was broken when Don said âOh, the glamour!â (laughter). Two days ago, we arrived in Trier, at about seven in the morning after an overnight bus ride, and I went and had a bit of breakfast, and I thought Iâd go to bed now and get a few more hours of sleep, and I saw Don heading out for a launderette. Actually, I needed to get to a launderette too, so I went with him. And we got a taxi and we found a launderette in Trier and we were sitting there and I reminded him of that âOh, the glamour!â. - Roger Glover 16.02.2006, Heidelberg Lars Wehmeyer & Andree Schneider
A refutation against the portrayal of Don Airey and his time in Jethro Tull as depicted by Jethro Tull: a history of the band, and Minstrels in the gallery : a History of Jethro Tull
preface: being published works, of some recognition, biographical books enter the realm of reliable information - at least assumed to be generally accurate. Certainly cited and perhaps taken for granted.Â
As one work cites another, the dilution, and straying far from the source, erroneous ideas can become cemented through perpetuation. This kind of carelessness, I believe is unacceptable, I speak not just as a fan of Don Airey, whom I hold in the highest of regards among the musicians of his era, though he remain humble about his accomplishments. I merely dislike the spread of misconceptions. I anticipate that this will be a long piece, and will put the rest under a cut.