wring that neck造句

• "Wring that Neck " and " Kentucky Woman " show more traces of the heavier music that the band would embrace in their 70s albums with the Mk . II line-up.
• On 19 August, they concluded these sessions with the recording of " Kentucky Woman " and of the heavy and up-tempo instrumental " Wring That Neck ", which came out from a tight collaboration between Blackmore and bass player Nick Simper.
• The name " Wring That Neck " comes from a phrase the band used when they were playing live, describing the bassist or guitarist really bursting at their instruments to create a hard noise ( i . e ., squeezing, or " wringing ", the neck of the guitar ).
• Following this short visit to the studio, the band set up for a series of one-nighters across Britain the following February and March . " Wring That Neck " from their previous album, which had yet to be released in the UK, was issued there as the single B-side to promote the touring band.
• The exceptions were " Exposition / We Can Work It Out " Only the instrumental " Wring That Neck " remained a staple of Deep Purple's performances for a couple of years, working as a frame for Blackmore and Lord's long improvisations and coming back in the set list of the current line-up in the 2000s.
• On the contrary, PopMatters criticizes the " Spinal Tapish " lyrics and the lack of hit material on the album with the exception of " Wring That Neck ", considered " perhaps the first real Deep Purple composition . " Blogcritics reviewers stress how the original material, and " Wring That Neck " in particular, " stands the test of time well ".
• On the contrary, PopMatters criticizes the " Spinal Tapish " lyrics and the lack of hit material on the album with the exception of " Wring That Neck ", considered " perhaps the first real Deep Purple composition . " Blogcritics reviewers stress how the original material, and " Wring That Neck " in particular, " stands the test of time well ".
• By that time, the band had already recorded and released their third album " Deep Purple " in the US, and recorded a single with a new line-up . " The Book of Taliesyn " was the first release by Harvest Records, a new sub-label which EMI executives had devised as an outlet for British underground progressive rock groups . " Kentucky Woman ", with " Wring That Neck " as B-side, was the only single released in the UK in December 1969, but it was retired after only six weeks.