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- "Here I Go Again" (Whitesnake, 1987) Whitesnake made a habit of returning to their own stuff into the late '80s, often with diminishing returns. Later versions of these songs, like the group itself, could come off as over-polished and a little too conventional.
- "Mistreated" (Deep Purple, 1974) The only track from Burn where Coverdale sings alone, "Mistreated" had apparently languished for a lengthy amount of time as an unfinished Blackmore track.
- "Love Ain't No Stranger" (Whitesnake, 1984) As popular as "Is This Love" no doubt is, it's not the highest-ranking power ballad on our list of Top 10 David Coverdale Songs.
- "Is This Love" (Whitesnake, 1987) Asked by EMI execs if he had material that might be suitable for labelmate Tina Turner, David Coverdale began work on a song that became "Is This Love."
It was the first album to feature then-unknown lead singer David Coverdale. The group's Mark III line-up, of which this was the recording debut, included Coverdale, Glenn Hughes (joining from Trapeze) on bass and vocals, Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, Jon Lord on keyboards, and Ian Paice on drums.
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In May 2015, the band released The Purple Album with cover versions of the songs that Coverdale had originally performed with Deep Purple. [29] [30] It was followed by a tour. [31] In May 2019, the band released new studio album Flesh & Blood .
Feb 15, 2024 · Here’s how it works. Features. Classic Rock. "Bonzo was a dear friend of mine, and I think we might've been listening to a little Led Zeppelin": Deep Purple's track-by-track guide to Burn. By Classic Rock Magazine. ( Classic Rock ) published 15 February 2024. David Coverdale, Glenn Hughes and Ian Paice reveal the secrets of Burn, Deep Purple ...
Stormbringer is the ninth studio album by English rock band Deep Purple, released in November 1974. It was the band's second studio album to feature the Mk III lineup including vocalist David Coverdale and bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes.
