Band
Gillan
Albums
56
Members
9
Active
1978–1982
Origin
United Kingdom
Biography
Gillan was a rock band formed in 1978 by Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan.
With the release of Mr. Universe Ian Gillan hit the UK charts and through several line up changes released a string of hit singles and successful albums including Glory Road, Future Shock, Double Trouble, and finally Magic.
Then he announced the band would fold as he needed to rest his damaged vocal cords. In 1983 Gillan was disbanded.
Discography
The Japanese Album
Mr. Universe
Vengeance
Glory Road
No Easy Way
Reading Live & More
Sleeping On The Job
Trouble
Double Trouble
Future Shock
Gillan Is Heavy-Rock
Higher And Higher / Spanish Guitar
Mutually Assured Destruction
New Orleans
Nightmare
One For The Road
Restless
Living For The City
Long Gone
Magic
Live At Reading ‘80
The Very Best of Gillan
The Very Best Of Gillan
Trouble: The Best of Gillan
Trouble - The Best Of Gillan
The Gillan Tapes - Volume 1
Live at the BBC – 79/80
The BBC Tapes Vol 1: Dead of Night 1979
The BBC Tapes Vol 2: Unchain Your Brain 1980
The Gillan Tapes - Volume 2
The Gillan Tapes - Volume 2
No Fire Without Smoke
The Gillan Tapes - Volume 3
The Gillan Tapes - Volume 3
Live Tokyo October 1978, Shinjuku Koseinenkin Hall
Live Tokyo October 1978, Shinjuku Koseinenkin Hall.
Anthology
Live Wembley 17th December 1982
Talisman: In The Studio & On Stage
The Gillan Tapes
Mutually Assured Destruction: Live at the Apollo, Glasgow 1982
Second Sight
Live Edinburgh 1980
Unchain Your Brain: The Best of Gillan
No Easy Way
The Glory Years
The Glory Years
Live: Triple Trouble
On the Rocks
The Album Collection
The Albums Collection
Gillan 1978-1982
Gillan 1978-1982
Higher And Higher
Live At The BBC - 79/80
The Best of Gillan