Whitesnake

 

Artist:  Whitesnake 
Origin:  Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England.
Genre:  Hard Rock, Blues Rock, Heavy Metal, Hair Metal, Pop Metal, Arena Rock

Original line-up: 

David Coverdale:  Vocals
Bernie Marsden:  Guitar
Micky Moody:  Guitar
Neil Murray:  Bass
David "Duck" Dowie:  Drums
Brian Johnston:  Keyboards (shortly replaced by Peter Solley)

Whitesnake is a British Hard Rock Band, founded in 1978 by David Coverdale after he left from Deep Purple with his backing band The White Snake Band on his solo album tour White Snake, after 2 solo albums, he decided to formed Whitesnake Band was made up of David Coverdale (Vocals), Bernie Marsden (Guitar), Micky Moody (Guitar), Neil Murray (Bass), David "Duck" Dowie (Drums) and Brian Johnston (Keyboards), Johnston would soon be replaced by Procol Harum Organ Player and Keyboards Pete Solley.  Whitesnake had moved to more commercial Hard Rock Style and four of the band's earliest albums reached to top 10 in The UK Charts and worldwide commercially successful songs: "Here I Go Again", "Still Of The Night", and "Is This Love".  In 1988, Whitesnake was nominated for the Brit Award for The Best British Group and in 2005, Whitesnake was named the 85th Greatest Hard Rock Band of All Time by VH1.

Title:  Slip Of The Tongue (2026)

Genre:  Hard Rock, Blues Rock, Heavy Metal, Hair Metal, Pop Metal, Arena Rock

Label:  Craft Recordings

Rating:   ****

Format:  LP

Tracks:

Side One:

 1.  Slip Of The Tongue (5:20)

 2.  Cheap An'Nasty (3:29)

 3.  Fool For Your Loving (4:10)

 4.  Now You're Gone (4:11)

 5.  Kittens Got Claws (5:01)

Side Two:

 1.  Wings Of The Storm (5:00)

 2.  The Deeper The Love (4:22)

 3.  Judgement Day (5:15)

 4.  Slow Poke Music (3:59)

 5.  Sailing Ships (6:02)

Personnel:

David Coverdale:  Vocals

Steve Vai:  Guitar

Rudy Sarzo:  Bass

Tommy Aldridge:  Drums

Adrian Vandenberg:  Guitar (Credited but not recorded)

Additional Musician:

Don Airey:  Keyboards

Slip Of The Tongue is the eighth studio album by Whitesnake, originally released on November 7, 1989 by Geffen, remastered and reissued on September 18, 2026 by Craft Recordings, featuring "Fool For Your Loving", "The Deeper The Love", "Now You're Gone" and more!.