Glenn Hughes

Glenn Hughes (born 21 November 1951 in Cannock, Staffordshire, England) is an English singer and bassist best known for his work with Trapeze and as a member of Deep Purple (Mark III and IV). He is noted for a powerful, soulful voice and a long solo career.

Member of Trapeze and of Deep Purple (Mark III & IV); collaborated with Tony Iommi, Joe Lynn Turner, Chad Smith and others; struggled with drug addiction in the late 1970s–1980s and later recovered; renowned for blending funk, soul and hard rock in solo records and live performances.

DeBaser reviews celebrate Glenn Hughes's powerful, soulful voice and long career from Trapeze and Deep Purple to his solo work. Reviewers highlight his funk and soul influences, struggles with drug addiction and later recovery, and strong live performances. Collaborations with artists like Tony Iommi and Chad Smith are frequently noted.

For:rock fans, Deep Purple fans, listeners of funk-rock and soul