Roger Glover

Bass player for Deep Purple

Roger Glover - Performers & Entertainers born November 30th, 1945
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Born in 1945, this Welsh musician gained prominence as the bassist for the rock band Deep Purple. The band achieved massive success in the early 1970s with their hit album 'Machine Head' featuring the iconic song 'Smoke on the Water.' Glover's contributions as a songwriter included co-writing tracks for Deep Purple's catalog. In addition to his work with the band, he produced albums for various artists and participated in different musical projects throughout his career.

Played bass for Deep Purple

Co-wrote 'Smoke on the Water'

Produced albums for various artists

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