Gillan's first solo album after leaving Deep Purple for the second time. Melodic hard rock with a lighter, radio-friendly sheen, a step away from the band's heavier attack.
A harder, rawer follow-up that trades the polish of its predecessor for gritty, guitar-driven rock. Many fans rate it as his strongest solo set.
A celebratory re-recording of songs from across his career, cut with a crowd of guests: Joe Satriani, Tony Iommi, Ronnie James Dio, Jon Lord and more. A party of a record marking four decades on stage.
A warm, groove-driven solo album leaning on blues, soul and easy swing rather than heavy rock. Widely praised as one of the finest things he made outside Deep Purple.