Whitesnake - Look Back - Here I Go Again - Greatest Hits 2022
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- David Coverdale looks back at the track Here I Go Again from Greatest Hits 2022 Revisited - Remixed - Remastered. Out now on digital services and available for ordering/pre-order: Rhino.lnk.to/WSGH
Whitesnake continues to revisit its multi-platinum career as it remixes some of its biggest hits for a new collection that spotlights updated versions of classic tracks like “Still Of The Night,” “Here I Go Again,” and “Is This Love.” Shortly after the new album’s arrival, the band will hit the road one last time for “Whitesnake: The Farewell Tour.”
Digital Now Available Worldwide!
CD Out Now in Europe
2LP Out May 20th in Europe
CD/Blu-ray Out June 3rd in Europe and July 15th in USA & CA
CD & 2LP Out on June 17th in USA & CA
CD/Blu-ray Track Listing:
“Still Of The Night”
“Here I Go Again”
“Is This Love”
“Give Me All Your Love”
“Love Ain’t No Stranger”
“Slide It In”
“Slow An’ Easy”
“Guilty Of Love”
“Fool For Your Loving”
“Judgment Day”
“The Deeper The Love”
“Now You’re Gone”
“You’re Gonna Break My Heart Again”
“Sweet Lady Luck”
“Crying In The Rain”
“Forevermore”
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Enjoy the tour guys and David,, you've earned it mate Cheers 🍻
Ainsley Dunbar did a excellent job on 1987. He deserves more recognition.
Indeed. But it looks like he was just a hired gun for the recordings. Excellent drummer
@@MountainViewStudio not at first though. The guys on the album were a band. But stuff happend so they might as well have been hired guns.
@@jnishar what happened was David Coverdale got scared about how good John Sykes was and sacked him what a total shit house for doing that.
@@johnmiller1300 that's complete rubbish!
@@davidstewart4310 it happened end of story whitesnake are crap now have been for 20 years
David é um verdadeiro cavalheiro, lindo, voz linda, parabéns pelo seu sucesso.
LOVE LOVE. DAVID LOVE WHITESNAKE
David extraordinary singer, composer and frontman 👍👍👍
A beautiful walk down memory lane A thunderous electrifying feel style beat all uniquely fantastic super beautiful thanks for sharing the beautiful memories
I remember listening to the CD countless times. Then wow seeing the video on the huge screen in my local nightclub in the country town of Albury NSW Australia. absolutely Amazing. Thank you DC & everyone involved with Whitesnake for the music of my life.
& of course,Tawni Katane's good looks @ the time Gave & added Lot's of ATTENTION & Popularity to Whitesnake's music 🎶
John Sykes really transformed Whitesnake from hard rock band into much more modern at the time thunderous heavy metal mixed with glam, and it seems after that the band followed the same route till know. I enjoyed Starkers in Tokyo a lot. My father was listening it for years.
Making it short: Hair metal.
Having witnessed Sykesy live in 83 with Lizzy I know how good John is .....he was AWESOME!!!!!!!!! A MONSTER GUITARIST!! imo
I was 12 when I heard it for the first time my cousin had it playing while we were swimming.i was a fan from that day on.
Please please bring back 80s rock the music scene needs to be revitalized.
Dude, listen to all the releases from Frontiers records and Ratpak records over the last 5-10 years like “Big Disaster” by Black Swan. There’s a ton of 80s inspired rock that’s been coming out.
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Their latest single. 80s inspired rock with modern sound.
Mundial Whitesnake Hymn! 🌏🌎🌍‼️
Lindo ❤❤
My song!❤❤❤
GENIO DE GENIOS DAVID
First!
I still prefer the originals of the two songs mentioned here.
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Can't wait for Birmingham
It was a bit of deja vú for AOR radio.
Never really cared for the new versions of Here I go again, Crying in the rain and Fool for your loving. The originals are much better IMO. Especially Fool for your loving
Very true, these songs should only have organ not synths.
I just wonder, isn't it there any Sykes solo recording for Here I go Again? He was like 4 years in the group! It is seriously very odd...
I don't think Sykes ever recorded a solo for HIGA. In fact, i think it might have been the last song done for 1987, by which time Sykes was gone and Vandenberg had taken over guitar duties so he overdubbed the solo and Rhythm guitars. Sykes guitar can still be heard throughout the song tho on the chorus etc :-)
They redid this song a third time with some god awful John Tesh like keyboard on it. It still comes on the radio occasionally and I have to rush to change the station.
This reminds me, it's so funny to me how John Sykes fanboys will claim that John was responsible for the success of WS, when their biggest hits were Here I Go Again and Is This Love. One was written years before he go into the band (and he didn't even want to do it, we learn here) and the other was written by David Coverdale himself (meant for Tina Turner). I love John's playing, but some of his fans are just delusional...
Agreed. 1987 was fantastic because of DC, not JS.
I guess people love John because he was involved in 1987 and it is the most successful and best Whitesnake album. David had a great band back there. He was a phenomenal singer and at his prime. John Sykes was amazing and wrote most of the songs for 1987 (facts!). He also wrote the amazing solo for Here I Go Again. It’s a pity it didn’t work out. It’s David band after all…John seems to be still bitter about what happened back there. Hey, imagine seeing some clowns on MTV posing to your songs back then? Wouldn’t you bitter about it? David still pay tribute to John when due, like here for instance. I’m just wondering though, why they keep showing Adrian & Vivian on guitar when talking about John? Get at least this right for god’s sake and show some freakin‘ respect! There’s plenty of live footage of Whitesnake with John.
@@Stargazer-px7fw Yeah, I agree with all of that. I love John Sykes too and that record would never had been the same without him. But success comes mostly from the notoriety you gain from the hit singles. John's contribution to WS's biggest songs in that period (Here I Go Again/Is This Love), every famous guitarist from the 80s could have done.
My point is, in the big picture, WS would have been just as succesful without him, because those songs would have been just as big without Sykes... so saying that DC owes his success to John is delusional.
@@Bajannez If John Sykes was not a special incridient, then why no other WS album reached the level of 1987? DC has worked with an impressive list of guitarists but none of them could create anything comparable to 1987. After the mega success of 1987 DC had massive budgets and everything available but even that didn’t help. If you listen the early demos of Still of the night it should become clear, that Sykes has a massive contribution to the success of the song.
@@Bajannez They had the right songs at the right time, I guess. “Slide it in” was already successful and as a live band they were great. Dave was already an accomplished singer & frontman when he formed Whitesnake. And that voice! One just need to watch California Jam live with the best rock band (back then) Deep Purple in 74. Man, he was roaring like a Lion. I’m having goosebumps just writing this, so much for a fan. The same applies for John, he played with the greats before Whitesnake. Tigers & the legendary Thin Lizzy. Even after Thin Lizzy broke up he keeps writing with the great Phil Lynott (rip). It’s was a perfekt combination between him & David and they had a great backing band. But I think something wrong went between him & John in the mid 80s and my guess the management was also involved, as the whole band got fired. Now everyone is telling a different story. We should never know, as there are always 2 sides of it. I respectfully disagree with you about David could have done it with any guitarist in the 80s and achieved the same success. He worked after him with amazing guitarists like Vivian Campbell, who created classics with DIO, Adrian Vandenberg, Doug Aldrich, Reb Beach…& Steve Vai! And nothing that comes after matches 1987… Anyway, we have this great music to listen to and shouldn’t care much about politics. Cheers :)
Blue murder opens up for Whitesnake and joins together for the encore
The way David Coverdale screwed over bandmates because he owned the name Whitesnake made me believe that he redid versions of songs like "here I go again" in order to avoid royalties to others.
Ozzy and others have done the same thing where they would make a new version of an old song with session players essentially , that way the main star like Ozzy or David Coverdale keeps all the royalties when the song gets played on the radio.
He's definitely a "SNAKE"
I thought it was that DC had sinus surgery and had to take a break for a while then behind his back John and the others were trying to go on without David. I mean honestly if my band mates tried that..I would absolutely have them all replaced at once!
Talking about Here I Go Again and not mentioning Ad Vandenberg. 🤦🏻♂️
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The Classic lineup
It's a shame you screwed Sykes over like you did. "Thank you for your brilliance, John, now piss off... "
Oh poor John
@@boabythedug Sykes is the bar which every single replacement was measured by. You have obviously NEVER heard anything pre Slide it In. Zzzz...
@@MrHaterbehatin pre slide it in ,the music and style were completely different ,here I go ,crying in the rain, fool for your loving Bernie Marsden remember him ,check him out that's a musician
Nem rock ez sláger.