Thread Status: Not open … Between February 1978 and February 1987, which marked the true beginning of the band’s upfront, in-your-face American rock period, they went through no fewer than nine line-ups. I’m very proud of that one.”“David is very good at remembering only the bits he wants to in interviews,” claims Marsden.By contrast, Marsden claims that he, Ian Paice and Neil Murray walked out on Whitesnake after a make-or-break meeting with management that Coverdale failed to attend.Once Lord and Paice had established themselves in Whitesnake, Marsden decided to start wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the legend: ‘No, I wasn’t in Deep fucking Purple.’ Were the cracks beginning to show already?Then there’s fellow guitarist Bernie Marsden, small, smiling and stocky, ex- of UFO, Wild Turkey, Cozy Powell’s Hammer and Paice Ashton Lord. I fully intend to explore that aspect when I get the masters back just over a year from now… I would love to present a double package of the original, remastered album, accompanied by a remixed version… Lord knows what mischief we can get up to… I’ll probably start off with a remixed ‘Greatest Hits’ collection & see how it goes… So much depends on economics… & time, of course… & this will all have to be within the parameters of Whitesnakes schedule… I’m not stopping having fun on tour to lock myself away in a studio for months on end!DC… Yes… I worked very closely with a new Amigo del la Serpiente Blanca, an artist called Hugh Gilmour…Very talented chap… My God… some of the pix from those days…Jeez…I wanted to hide them from my son!…But, hey…that’s where it was at for a time… so… giggle & move on… Hugh’s also a musician… a bass player, actually… so, he knows what it’s all about… & he’s extremely well versed in all things Snake… He designed all the recent early WS remasters with me… He lead the way… Wonderful stuff… Amazing… Very positive guy… Good ‘rock’ perspective… He’ll do very nicely, thank you… We work together very well indeed… so much so I asked him to work with me on the new WS album… It’s beautiful work… Terrific ideas guy, too… Definitely a part of the future…Why can’t I find that album on Spotify or iTunes? When Coverdale split up the band in 1991 to work with Jimmy Page, he worked with Denny …
"Here I Go Again" is a song by British rock band Whitesnake. After Ian Gillan’s trademark style, I thought it inappropriate. No, that’s just how it happened. I enjoy his work… He’s a good bloke… no nonsense… It’s a good team we have for this stuff… relatively painless… Geoff also knows there are boundaries I won’t cross… aspects of ‘dirty laundry’ that I leave to other people to reveal to the public… My memory is very good… & my recall is not as self serving as some…DC… Of course you want people to be happy… But, please remember this is still a rock album… I haven’t changed anything with the content… We just brightened the sound quality, in essence… brought it up to date so it sounds rather splendid on your new, hi-tech, surround sound, second mortgage hi-fi system! Please refresh the page and try again.Moody responds: “That sounds like a cop-out to me. The energy was low at rehearsals and it was evident that enthusiasm was on the wane. Wednesday, June 10th 2020 Pre-Sale Tickets ON SALE 9am Tuesday January 21st (local time)! Whitesnake News. The first difference is the track order, which is very different. Members David Coverdale – lead vocals (1978–1991, 1994, 1997, 2002–present) Reb Beach – guitars, backing vocals (2002–present) Michael Devin – bass, harmonica, backing vocals (2010–present) Tommy Aldridge – drums (1987–1991, 2002–2007, 2013–present) Joel … To be honest, it was probably my belief in the songs that helped maintain my sanity… I could only pray that I would eventually be able to sing them… My manager at the time, Howard Kaufman was very supportive… Kalodnar totally believed in the songs & the project… Those two guys were a wonderful support system for me throughout all the ups & downs…DC… No… Everything was absolutely necessary… Everything… even the real bad stuff…DC… I loved hearing the remastered version of all the album… I feel most of the songs stand the test of time… Dave Donnelly at DNA in LA did a fabulous job… He brought out dynamics I hadn’t heard since the actual recording… Some great guitar stuff… & vocal nuances that were lost because of the technology at the time… Remember the album was originally recorded for vinyl records… CD’s were literally only just starting to make an impression… Yes… I’m very happy with the audio… & even more excited with the concept of the other ‘anniversary’ projects we can attend to now we’ve broken the ice with this one…Great job, Purplesnake.