Bombay Calling: Bombay Live '95 was released on October 3, 2000.

Bombay Calling: Bombay Live '95 has a runtime of 1h 54m.

Bombay Calling: Bombay Live '95 was produced by Drew Thompson.

This live 114 minute program was filmed in Bombay, India, in 1995 and features material from the critically acclaimed 1996 album "Purpendicular, " making this event one of the best rock shows ever staged in India. The master tape was thought to have been lost but turned up in an old cardboard box late in November of 1999. Steve Morse, featured guitarist at the time, and drummer Ian Paice perform ripping solos. Songs: Fireball, Maybe I'm a Leo, Black Knight, Perfect Strangers, Highway Star, Smoke On the Water, The Battle Rages On, Woman From Tokyo, Purpendicular Waltz, When a Blind Man Cries, Pictures of Home, Child In Time, Anya, Space Trucking, Steve Morse Guitar Solo, Lazy (with Ian Paice drum solo), Speed King.

The key characters in Bombay Calling: Bombay Live '95 are Vocals (Ian Gillan), Guitar (Steve Morse), Bass (Roger Glover).

Bombay Calling: Bombay Live '95 is a Documentary, Music film.

Bombay Calling: Bombay Live '95 has an audience rating of 8.3 out of 10.