Deep Purple front man and lyricist Ian Gillan takes the stage at London's Rainbow Theatre in 1977 and lays into a set of hard-rocking hits, including "Clear Air Turbulence," "My Baby Loves Me" and "Smoke on the Water." Backed by the Ian Gillan Band, the vocalist also belts out "Money Lender," "You Make Me Feel So Good," "Reaching Out," "Scarabus," "Woman from Tokyo" and more. This program also features an interview with Gillan.
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