The Early Years - Whitesnake

Saints And Sinners Remastered - Whitesnake

two the album is pretty average in the most part, including the uninspired title track which is disappointing even if the classic, soulful Whitesnake Rock n Roll is still apparent. It s not that Saints and Sinners is a bad album, indeed it provides a good thigh slappin rock out, it just not ...

1987 - Whitesnake

As well as bringing Whitesnake mega global success and fame, I have always credited the 1987 self titled record as being the bands finest hour, and their entry into the 80 s heavy metal scene couldn t have come at a better time for the group. The opening anthem Still Of The Night stated the albums intentions from the get go and gave the head bangers something right from the top, as did Looking For Love which is well placed to cover the entire rock spectrum from melodic and delicate keyboards to some insane guitar solos towards the back end of the track. The first of the two hit singles, Is This Love is nestled into the heart of the album and is a stand out piece ...

Come An' Get It - Whitesnake

idea from David? Surely those lines from older tracks such as "Lie down I think I love you" could not have given them that absurd idea! I saw Whitesnake in 82 and 83 and thought they were brilliant. Much better than when I went to see them in Newcastle following the release of their album 1987 which was just full of American posturing and showing off which, to me, just went to show that David Coverdale had now left his roots behind and had taken up residence in the big-hair hotel with fancy trousers and highlights on his bonnet. Whitesnake back in those early 80 s were very much a blues/rock band with plenty of slide guitar and smoky vocals and a far ...