Artist's albums
Building the Machine
2001 · album
A Soulful Christmas
2000 · album
Justified Man: The Studio Albums 1995-2003
2020 · album
The Way It Is : Expanded Edition
2017 · album
Addiction: Remastered and Expanded
2017 · album
Feel: Remastered and Expanded
2017 · album
Songs In The Key Of Rock : Expanded Edition
2017 · album
Resonate
2016 · album
Long Time Gone
2016 · single
Let It Shine
2016 · single
My Town
2016 · single
Return of Crystal Karma
2016 · album
Heavy
2016 · single
Boys Club: Live From California
2013 · album
Live in Wolverhampton
2012 · album
Live in Australia
2007 · album
This Time Around
2007 · album
Music For The Divine
2006 · album
Soul Mover
2006 · album
Let the Fire Rage (Version 2)
2005 · single
Michael Men Project. Made in Moscow
2005 · album
Soulfully Live in the City of Angels
2004 · album
Songs in the Key of Rock
2003 · album
Freak Flag Flyin' (Live)
2003 · album
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Biography
A skilled, well-traveled, and prolific English vocalist, bassist and songwriter best known for stints with Trapeze, Hughes/Thrall and Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes is often referred to as "The Voice of Rock." Starting out as the bassist and lead vocalist for English funk rockers Trapeze (which evolved from British soulsters, Finders Keepers) in 1969, Hughes earned his reputation as the bass player for Deep Purple from 1974 until that iteration of the group split in 1976. He went on to forge a successful and long-running solo career, releasing over a dozen albums, and in 2010 he began fronting the hard rock supergroup Black Country Communion, and later the like-minded California Breed. In 2016 he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame alongside his Deep Purple bandmates, and in 2019 he joined Aussie-American hard rock supergroup, The Dead Daisies.