1978's Northwinds, David Coverdale's second solo album after the demise of Deep Purple, is a powerful dose of blues- and R&B-influenced hard rock. This album -- the final new release on Purple Records -- is also a huge leap forward in quality from the previous year's White Snake, a tentative and generally cautious record.
Northwinds is the second solo album by former Deep Purple singer David Coverdale, released in March 1978. Contents 1 Background 2 Track listing 2.1 Side one 2.2 Side two 2.3 Bonus tracks on the 2000 CD reissue 3 Personnel 4 References 5 External links Background Originally entitled North Winds, the album leans more towards blues-based rock.
- March–April 1977
- Blues rock
- 10 March 1978
- Roger Glover
Printer’s credit and date code 7803 (March 1978) on rear sleeve. “Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd”. Original sleeve has “Made and printed in Great Britain” below the EMI Records address bottom left corner, reissue has “Country of manufacture of record as stated on record label” and a date code of 8202. “EMI RECORDS LTD” and “MADE IN ...
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Northwinds (1978) David Coverdale 1. Keep On Giving Me Love 2. Northwinds 3. Give Me Kindness 4. Time & Again 5. Queen of Hearts 6. Only My Soul 7. Say You Love Me 8. Breakdown 9. Shame the Devil...
Northwinds is a profound bluesy and hard rock album, one of the best Coverdale's releases-incl.deep purple and whitesnake. There are two distinctive type of songs on this album, the slow introverted ones and the hard ones, these last ones will be re-released on the next album "snakebite" considered as the first WHITESNAKE album-or mini-album.
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