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Formed : 1977 // London, United Kingdom
Current line up:
David Coverdale (vocals), Joel Hoekstra (guitar), Reb Beach (guitar), Michael 'Denim' Devin (bass), Tommy Aldridge (drums)
Sites:
whitesnake.com, Facebook, Twitter
Members:
Adrian Vandenberg, Aynsley Dunbar, Bernie Marsden, Brian Tichy, Chris Frazier, Colin Hodgkinson, Cozy Powell, Dave Dowle, David Coverdale, Denny Carmassi, Doug Aldrich, Ian Paice, Joel Hoekstra, John Sykes, Jon Lord, Marco Mendoza, Mel Galley, Michael Devin (2), Michele Luppi, Micky Moody, Neil Murray, Reb Beach, Rudy Sarzo, Steve Vai, Timothy Drury, Tommy Aldridge, Uriah Duffy, Vivian Campbell
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Whitesnake Discography

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David Coverdales Whitesnake* Snakebite (Album) Sunburst Canada 1978 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Trouble (Album) EMI International US 1978 Sell This Version
18MM 0646 Whitesnake Live At Hammersmith ‎(LP) Polydor, Sunburst 18MM 0646 Japan 1978 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Lovehunter (Album) United Artists Records Ireland 1979 Sell This Version
CN 3440/S Whitesnake In Concert-212 ‎(LP, Transcription) BBC Transcription Services CN 3440/S UK 1979 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Ready An' Willing (Album) United Artists Records South Africa 1980 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Live... In The Heart Of The City (Album) United Artists Records, Sunburst US 1980 Sell This Version
CN 3682/S Whitesnake In Concert-238 ‎(LP, Transcription) BBC Transcription Services CN 3682/S UK 1980 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Come An' Get It (Album) Liberty France 1981 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Saints & Sinners (Album) Liberty, Sunburst, Liberty Europe 1982 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Slide It In (Album) Liberty Canada 1984 Sell This Version
Whitesnake 1987 (Album) EMI South Africa 1987 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Slip Of The Tongue (Album, Comp) EMI, EMI Argentina 1989 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Starkers In Tokyo (Album) EMI, EMI Europe 1997 Sell This Version
David Coverdale & Whitesnake David Coverdale & Whitesnake - Restless Heart (Album) EMI, EMI United Kingdom, EMI 100 Poland 1997 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Live In The Still Of The Night (Special Collector's Edition) Hip-O Records, Coming Home Studios US 2006 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Live In The Shadow Of The Blues (Album) Steamhammer Europe 2006 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Good To Be Bad (Album) Steamhammer Russia 2008 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Forevermore (Album) Frontiers Records Italy 2011 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Live At Donington 1990 (Album) Frontiers Records Italy 2011 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Made In Japan (Album) Frontiers Records Italy 2013 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Made In Britain / The World Record (Album) Frontiers Records Italy 2013 Sell This Version
Whitesnake Live In '84: Back To The Bone (Album) Frontiers Records Italy 2014 Sell This Version
Whitesnake The Purple Album (Album) Frontiers Records Greece 2015 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Whitesnake Day Tripper (Single) Sunburst Germany 1978 Sell This Version

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Rich.C

Rich.C

December 22, 2016
edited 10 months ago
Whitesnake started out as a hard rock band that boiled down to Led Zeppelin-meets-Free basically, yet enjoyed success in England in the late 1970s, due in part to the fact that the band was led by former Deep Purple replacement vocalist/Robert Plant clone David Coverdale. By 1984, Coverdale and company had carved out something of their own identity, setting themselves apart from the pack of hard rock/metal bands by taking tried and true "snake = penis" imagery to unheard of extremes. The album Slide It In featured a boa constrictor slithering down a headless woman's cleavage on the cover and featured songs called "Spit It Out" and "Slow An' Easy" as well as innumerable lyrical instances where Coverdale made it clear that he really liked sex. But it wasn't until 1987 that the group managed to make a name for themselves in the States with the release of a self-titled album that marked a total revision of their sound. Whitesnake's note-perfect take on the then-current wave of pop metal became a smash hit on the strength of a blatant Zeppelin rip called "In the Still Of the Night," and the power ballad "Here I Go Again." As much a part of that song's success was its accompanying video, which featured Coverdale's then-wife, model Tawny Kitaen
... wearing a mini skirt and going all the way with two sports cars. In 1989, Whitesnake released Slip Of The Tongue, which was a moderate hit and featured guitar whiz Steve Vai in a newly re-vamped lineup. Since then, Whitesnake has appeared sporadically, with Coverdale assembling different musicians each time out. Their last studio album, Restless Heart (1997), did not even see the light of day in America.
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mmm9191

mmm9191

April 13, 2015
What is wrong with the year sort for this band?
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