4CD/DVD Collection Includes A Newly Remastered Version Of The Original Album, Plus Unreleased Live and Studio Recordings, Music Videos, And Documentary; Several Versions Will Be Available On October 6 and Super Deluxe Version on October 27 From Parlophone New Whitesnake Deal With Rhino Entertainment Puts Significant Catalogue With Warner Music Group Worldwide For The FirstContinue Reading
Check out Whitesnake member Michele Luppi’s new Secret Spere music video “Kindness.”
Released 37 years ago today! Featured tracks: 01. Fool for your loving 02. Sweet talker 03. Ready an’ willing 04. Carry your load 05. Blindman 06. Ain’t gonna cry no more 07. Love man 08. Black and blue 09. She’s a woman Personel involved: David Coverdale (vocals) Micky Moody (guitar) Bernie Marsden (guitar) Neil MurrayContinue Reading
“Restless Heart” is the 9th studio album by WHITESNAKE. It was released on May 26, 1997.
This is where the “White Snake” Originated. Later shortened to Whitesnake 🙂
Discoverdale has been released in North America! You can now get it Video On Demand on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, YouTube Movies, Google Play, Microsoft Online, Vimeo On Demand and Vudu. It’ll also be playing on TV on a bunch of Cable and Satellite channels across the US and Canada. Just click the image belowContinue Reading
One year ago today, David Coverdale was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for his work with Deep Purple.
Hard to believe it’s been thirty years ago today that Whitesnake 1987 was released in the United States. In it’s honor, below is a reposting of an interview given when the 20th anniversary limited edition release went on sale. See below. Also notably, David Coverdale was inducted into the Rock and Rock Hall of Fame 1Continue Reading
6 years ago, with the release of “Forevermore” Coverdale reignited an explosively fruitful vein of creativity with guitarist and co-writer/producer Aldrich, Reb Beach (Winger, Alice Cooper) on guitar, Briian Tichy (Ozzy, Billy Idol, Foreigner) on drums and Michael Devin (Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Lynch Mob) on bass, and as with all Whitesnake’s albums, Coverdale aided soContinue Reading
Deep Purple playing ‘Burn’ at Hammersmith Odeon, London 1974.
