[] I owe those people nothing. They have also been featured on lists of the greatest hard rock bands of all time by several media outlets,[1][2] while their songs and albums have appeared on many "best of" lists by outlets, such as VH1 and Rolling Stone. [366] He has also attributed some of Whitesnake's longevity to the lyrics' "human themes", whether physical or emotional. [328] Coverdale later reaffirmed his plan to retire from touring potentially in 2022, citing his age and the stress of travel as contributing factors. Home; Search; Your Library. [280] In May 2014, Doug Aldrich announced his departure from the band. It saw Coverdale compose with Reb Beach and Joel Hoekstra for the first time, while production was handled by all three of them along with Michael McIntyre. For some, like The White Stripes, the decision was obvious: Jack and Megs last name is White. When it comes to bands with the color white in the name, the list is long and impressive. This list of original names of bands list only former official band names that are significantly different from the eventual "famous" name. [310] Coverdale also had knee replacement surgery in 2018 due to degenerative arthritis. [97] That same day, Geffen Records released Slide It In in North America. [132][133] With the help of John Kalodner, Coverdale recruited Adrian Vandenberg and Tommy Aldridge, as well as guitarist Vivian Campbell (formerly of Dio) and bassist Rudy Sarzo (formerly of Quiet Riot). -Nicholas Pell, Eric Clapton makes Jack White look like Son House. The . The fictional Alice was envisioned as a demented, possibly homicidal,. [188] Joining them in the studio were Denny Carmassi, as well as bassist Guy Pratt and keyboardist Brett Tuggle. Moby moved on the hard stuff, too: organic tea. But what about Whitesnake? [129], By the time the album was finished, Coverdale was the sole remaining member of Whitesnake. My job was to make them a commercial rock band for the United States. [137] They then toured the US supporting Mtley Cre on their Girls, Girls, Girls Tour. 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[57] Charting in seven countries, it gave the group their highest ever UK chart position at number two. 20. [298] In 2016, the band embarked on the Greatest Hits Tour, which saw them perform across Europe and the US. 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Coverdale later admitted it to regretting the decision. Eventually things came to a head and Kramer was let go. May 20, 2023 12:19 PM EDT Does your favorite rock band have a number in their name? by chillirka. Eventually a compromise was reached, and Coverdale agreed to release the album under the name "David Coverdale & Whitesnake". [262] As of May 2015, Forevermore has sold 44,000 copies in the US. [20] In Europe, the EP was combined with four tracks from Coverdale's album Northwinds to make up a full-length album. [234] In the US, it only reached number 62 on the Billboard 200,[235] but it did peak at number eight on the Top Independent Albums chart. [20] Snakebite also contained a slowed down cover of Bobby Bland's "Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City", which had originally been used by the band to audition bass players. [189] Pratt and Tuggle were replaced by Tony Franklin and Derek Hilland, respectively, while Steve Farris was recruited as a second guitarist. The show was filmed and later released as the band's first long-form video, titled Whitesnake Commandos. The band then hired both Keith Olsen and Mike Clink to produce the record. [145][146], The new Whitesnake lineup made their live debut following the record's release at the Texxas Jam festival in June 1987. Thats a trickier one. [138][139] It peaked at number eight in the UK, while in the US it reached number two on the Billboard 200 chart. [105] The remixed version of Slide It In reached number 40 on the Billboard 200 chart. The band also premiered the new single "Guilty of Love", which was released to coincide with the festival. [119], Sykes has disputed this, claiming that Coverdale was just suffering from nerves and that he used "every excuse possible" not to record his vocals. [119] According to Murray, Powell's departure was the result of financial disputes. [38] The resulting record, Ready an' Willing, was released on 31 May 1980,[45] and it reached number six on the UK Albums Chart. After the final show, Coverdale flew to Los Angeles to inform Geffen Records he was letting the rest of the band go. Have some sweet unused band names in your own arsenal? Christian Girl Bands of 2000s. Tracks like "Slow an' Easy", "Still of the Night" and "Judgement Day" have been accused of copying Led Zeppelin,[359][360] while David Coverdale has been accused of imitating singer Robert Plant. In addition to this, Vandenberg had made it known that he wanted to be the sole guitarist in Whitesnake, which also played into Campbell's departure. [330] In October 2021, the 1997 album Restless Heart was reissued as a multi-disc box set. [68] No immediate plans were put in place for a new studio album, with Coverdale citing his dissatisfaction with the music industry as a contributing factor. He had joined the band three years prior and recorded three successful albums with them. [1] Create playlist. As a result, Galley was forced to leave Whitesnake. A bluegrass band is a group of musicians who play acoustic stringed instruments, typically some combination of guitar, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, dobro and upright bass, to perform bluegrass music. One Hit Wonders Girl Bands of the 2000s. If 50, why not 500? This resulted in Campbell's wife being barred from the band's tour. "It was a band in disarray" observed keyboardist Don Airey. But get ready for this: he's the biggest-selling instrumental artist of all time. Another major influence on Whitesnake's sound was The Allman Brothers Band, particularly their first album. [64] It reached number nine in the UK and charted in eight additional countries. [122][123] John Kalodner also convinced Coverdale to re-record two songs from the Saints & Sinners album, "Here I Go Again" and "Crying in the Rain", which he thought had great potential with better production and arranging. Essential album: "Revolver". Moody remarked: "Me and David weren't friends and co-writers anymore. [196] Jerry Ewing, writing for Classic Rock, described it as a "curio" in the band's discography, falling somewhere between a Whitesnake album and a David Coverdale solo record. This list is going to make you laugh and it'll probably inspire you to start creating your own silly band names. After all, nothing says authentic blues like the, synthesizer licks on Forever Man. Nicholas Pell, James Blunt would make an excellent toothpaste ingredient, such is his blinding whiteness. [176] In the US, it was released on 19 July by Geffen Records. [209][210], Whitesnake then returned to the US to take part in the Rock Never Stops Tour with Warrant, Kip Winger and Slaughter,[211][212] before embarking on a Japanese tour in September. They're currently the preferred artistic rock band for people who don't like artistic rock, with NPR-listening Volvo drivers everywhere lapping it up. [54] It would later go platinum, with sales of over 300,000 copies. [25] He wanted to combine elements of hard rock, R&B and blues with "good commercial hooks". Pop Girl Bands of the 2000s. [9], As Coverdale began assembling a backing band in London, Moody was the first to join. [281][282] Night Ranger guitarist Joel Hoekstra was announced as his replacement the following August. He described the resulting record as a tribute to his time in Deep Purple. 51 / F / HR. Keith Olsen was brought on board to remix Slide It In, while John Sykes and Neil Murray were tasked with re-recording Micky Moody and Colin Hodgkinson's parts, respectively. While the song was only included because the group were short on songs, the track would later become a popular live staple at Whitesnake concerts, with Coverdale calling it "the national anthem of the Whitesnake choir", referring to the band's audience. [335] That same month, the group's Greatest Hits album was also reissued. The sessions proved fruitful and they were joined by Murray, who helped with the arrangements. For instance: Jeff Buckley has an animal in his name (buck) but not intentionally, so he doesn't count. [312], The next studio album Flesh & Blood was released on 10 May 2019. Thin White Rope - Red Sun Like. rank it your way 1 Pink Floyd 566 votes #6 of 14 14 Rock Musicians Who Go Above And Beyond For Their Fans #1 of 13 Bands Who Broke Up And Kept Fighting About Their Name #11 of 20 20 Legendary Artists Who Overcame Critical Bashing 2 Black Sabbath 402 votes #1 of 32 [307][308] Whitesnake thirteenth studio album had originally been set for release in early 2018,[309] but was pushed back after Coverdale contracted H3 flu. [289] In its first week, the record sold 6,900 copies in the US. [88] Coverdale resurfaced in 1993, when he and Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page released an album together. Andy Hermann, You've heard the expression white person problems? Some of these bands named after a bird evoke quaint flocks around birdhouses: The Housemartins, Finch, and The Yardbirds, to name a few. [189][199] After the band's disbandment, Coverdale resumed his solo career, releasing the album Into the Light in 2000. -Ben Westhoff, What do we mean when we say an act is the whitest? We mean musicians without anyflavor at all, the musical equivalent of a mashed potato sandwich with mayonnaise on white bread. [25][348] Neil Murray attributed this shift partially to John Kalodner, who began pushing Whitesnake in a heavier, more guitar-based, "American-sounding" direction. [201][202] The new line-up was confirmed in December; Coverdale would be joined by drummer Tommy Aldridge, guitarists Doug Aldrich and Reb Beach, as well as bassist Marco Mendoza and keyboardist Timothy Drury. [156] Bruce Fairbairn was initially chosen to produce, but was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts. Micky Moody and Jon Lord agreed to return, while guitarist Mel Galley, bassist Colin Hodgkinson and drummer Cozy Powell were brought in as new recruits. Keyboards were provided by Don Airey and Bill Cuomo, while Adrian Vandenberg was brought in to do some guitar overdubs. -Nicholas Pell, *Top 20 Musicians of All-Time, in Any Genre: The Complete List, *Top 20 Sexiest Female Musicians of All-Time: The Complete List, *Top 20 Sexiest Male Musicians of All-Time: The Complete List. Whitesnake are an English hard rock band formed in London in 1978. He also has a song that climaxes with a rousing chant of I'm so hollow baby/ I'm so hollow. Meanwhile, You're Beautiful was so uncool that even the castrato himself felt the need to darken it up a few shades by reminding folks it's sung from the perspective of a stalker. After leaving Deep Purple, Coverdale released his solo album White Snake in May 1977. Bernstein, Jonathan (December 1991), "The Year in Music", Spin (magazine), p. 33, Alternative rockers Siouxsie and the Banshees scored a top 40 hit with "Kiss Them for Me". He stated: "I brought them both in Just that decision alone tells me I was in fear of failing"[158] During the recording process, Adrian Vandenberg sustained an injury to his wrists while performing some playing exercises. [137] The album was generally well received by critics, though reviews in the UK were less favourable, with Coverdale being accused of "selling out" to America, which he strongly denied. [31], In a retrospective review for AllMusic, Eduardo Rivadavia stated: "A few unexpected oddities throw the album off-balance here and there, [] but all things considered, it is easy to understand why Trouble turned out to be the first step in a long, and very successful career. [25][68] As for the firing of Marsden, Murray and Paice, Coverdale felt they lacked the needed enthusiasm to keep working in Whitesnake. Other notable bands with white in the name include The Average White Band, White Zombie, Great White, White Lion, and Plain White Ts. His first hit turned The Knack's My Sharona into My Balogna, delighting proto-fanboys everywhere. [302] In October 2017, Whitesnake's eponymous album was reissued as a four-disc box set to commemorate its 30th anniversary. The Beatles. [3][4][5], In March 1976, singer David Coverdale left the English hard rock group Deep Purple. [324] Whitesnake later canceled all their remaining tour dates for 2020 when Coverdale was diagnosed with a bilateral inguinal hernia, for which he was forced to undergo surgery. [295] At a show in California, they were joined onstage by Coverdale's former Deep Purple bandmate Glenn Hughes. This is apparently also the guiding principle behind their music. -Dan Weiss, While he grew up in Lynwood, it was a different Lynwood, a white Lynwood. Motionless in White is an American heavy metal band from Scranton, Pennsylvania. 036 | 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock Hour 1 | The Greatest | Episode Summary, Highlights, and Recaps", "Top 25 Hard Rock acts of all time: Where does your favorite rank? [207][208] Afterwards, the band toured across Europe, playing several shows with Gary Moore in the UK. [56], In early 1981, Whitsnake began recording their fourth studio album with producer Martin Birch at Ringo Starr's Startling Studios in Ascot, Berkshire. Other bands took their moniker from a more dramatic kind of bird, like The Black Crowes and The Fabulous Thunderbirds. [78] A new release date for the record was set for mid-November with a supporting tour scheduled to start in December. Vote up the best and most talented ones to the top of the list! [121], Coverdale and Sykes retreated to the South of France in early 1985 to begin writing the band's next album. Aside from a few short-lived reunions in the 1990s, Whitesnake remained mostly inactive until 2003, when Coverdale put together a new line-up to celebrate the band's 25th anniversary. You know those bands playing in the background, of your favorite hot mess celeb reality show? [29][30] Colin Towns and Tony Ashton were also approached, having previously played with fellow Deep Purple offshoots the Ian Gillan Band and Paice Ashton Lord, respectively. [78] Towards the end of 1983, Jon Lord also informed Coverdale of his intention to leave the band, but Coverdale convinced him to stay until the supporting tour for their next album was over. He also added that many of his songs are tongue-in-cheek and inspired by his own experiences, not uncommon to other people as well. Many notable bands originally went by different names before their mainstream breakthrough. [68] Whitesnake's other early influences included Cream, Mountain, the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green, Jeff Beck (particularly the albums Truth and Beck-Ola), Paul Butterfield, and John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (particularly The Beano Album). [107] The singles "Here I Go Again" and "Is This Love" reached number one and two, respectively, on the Billboard Hot 100. As if their adult album alternative radio sound weren't the most white bread thing since the death of Liberace, they also play benefits for Tibet with Vampire Weekend. [150][151] When the supporting tour for Whitesnake ended in August 1988,[152], Coverdale informed the rest of the band that the next album would be written by him and Adrian Vandenberg, who had established a fruitful working relationship. By the mid-1980s, however, Coverdale had set his sights on breaking through in North America, where Whitesnake remained largely unknown. Listening to Wilco much like watching, say The Kids Are All Right lets you momentarily believe that life really is hard for us low-melanin types, and that nobody out there should ever forget it! [188] Preliminary work on a new Whitesnake album began in early 2007, with Coverdale and Aldrich spending considerable time writing together and refining their joint ideas. -Linda Leseman, Spoon are often cited for helping to bring falsettos and R&B rhythms into the indie-rock fold, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a DJ blending their stiff tunes with Prince. All musicians; New arrivals; Music genres; . [185] In October, the band toured in Japan. Dan Weiss, There's a line in Buffy the Vampire Slayer where Willow says something about making love and Xander is all, Wild monkey love? [192] It charted in nine additional countries as well, with its highest chart position being in Sweden at number five. [204][205][206] On 29 January 2003, Whitesnake began a co-headlining tour of the US with the Scorpions. [69], After waiting for his daughter to recupurate and severing ties with the band's management, record companies and publishers, Coverdale began putting Whitesnake back together. [305], In 2018, Whitesnake toured the US with Foreigner on the Juke Box Heroes Tour. He sustained nerve damage, leaving him unable to play guitar. [68] After Whitesnake disbanded, Steve Vai continued his solo career, having already released his second solo album while on tour with Whitesnake. A reported sixty drummers auditioned for the group, with prolific session drummer Aynsley Dunbar eventually being chosen. Coverdale soon set his sights on breaking through in North America with Kalodner advising him. 24. Rock band names that begin with W W.A.S.P., WWIII, Walk The Chalk, Walk The Sky, Wallflowers, Waltham, Wanderlust, Wanted, War Babies, War And Piece, War Dance, Warpdrive . After releasing Slip of the Tongue in 1989, Coverdale decided to put Whitesnake on hold to take a break from the music industry. Whitesnake had already received criticism from the British music press for their alleged sexist lyrics. [363], Coverdale has stated that lyrically all of his songs are love songs at their core. [285] A collection of re-recorded songs from Coverdale's time in Deep Purple, the idea sprang from talks he and Jon Lord had about a possible Mark III reunion a few years earlier. [222][223] Coverdale attributed this change of heart over new music to a need for "new meat to bite into" in order keep touring interesting. [57] The supporting tour for Come an' Get It lasted approximately five months. Which of these white band names is your favorite? Like. by chillirka. [356], However, music critics have noted that Whitesnake's style has remained most consistent with their late 1980s output, with Philip Wilding of Classic Rock, in his review for Flesh & Blood, stating: "Those hoping that the new Whitesnake album record will recall Coverdale's smoky, Lovehunter past should look away now. [342] In 2023, Coverdale expressed interest in continuing the band's farewell tour in the future, but stated that his physical health would be the determining factor. Whitesnake always seemed to be in debt, and I thought 'What is this?, we're playing in some of the biggest places and we're still being told we're in debt, where is all the money going?'. The group was originally put together as the backing band for singer David Coverdale, who had recently left Deep Purple. "[362] Neil Murray laid some of the blame on John Kalodner, who he claimed began pushing Whitesnake in a more Led Zeppelin-like direction. -Ben Westhoff, In 1997, the world had Titanic fever, and French-Canadian chanteuse, Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go On was inescapable, especially on adult contemporary radio stations (aka where white people go to die). After all, nothing says "authentic blues" like the. He later attributed his departure to a growing dissatisfaction working in the band, particularly with Coverdale. [322][323] Whitesnake's Japanese tour in March was also postponed due to the then-burgeoning COVID-19 pandemic. Stinks, right? Why not 50,000, why not five million?'" [33] The final show at the Hammersmith Odeon in London was recorded and released in Japan as Live at Hammersmith. [255] Michael Devin, formerly of Lynch Mob, was revealed as the band's new bassist the following August. [66] Saints & Sinners was released on 15 November 1982. [350] The band's eponymous album saw Whitesnake moving towards a sound Coverdale described as "leaner, meaner and more electrifying". 114,000+ Facebook likes. [15], The band, dubbed David Coverdale's Whitesnake, played their first show at Lincoln Technical College on 3 March 1978. Coverdale has maintained that this hasn't been a conscious decision, rather he considers love his primary source of inspiration. Dion's breast-beating rendition at the Academy Awards remains one of television's most disturbing moments, and her current residence at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas is proof that folks from all over the world have a near-insatiable appetite for bland fare. Christ, it's not even a real saxophone; it's a fucking soprano sax. [68][87] Vandenberg declined the offer to join as well, due to the success he was having at the time with his own band. So did Led Zeppelin. Are there any rock bands that start with the letter W? Numerous rock bands and independent artists actually have a number mentioned in their names. Appice would later join Sykes in Blue Murder. [94] The album's highest chart position was in Finland, where it reached number four. [319][320] In September, Coverdale once again discussed the possibility of retiring, potentially in 2021, though he later clarified: "I just thought it was amusing to say, 'Oh, what better age for the lead singer of Whitesnake [to retire] than 69? -Andy Hermann, Wilco is the Mark Ruffalo of bands; just slightly-grizzled and tortured-seeming enough to disguise the fact that, at bottom, they're just a bunch of boring middle-class dudes who like Ben & Jerry's like you do. [172] Coverdale himself would later admit to having mixed feelings about the record, though he's since learned to enjoy and accept it as a part of Whitesnake's catalogue. [370] Marsden conceded that while many of Coverdale's lyrics are not entirely politically correct in a contemporary setting, they were written "completely tongue-in-cheek" and are more a product of a bygone era. [23] By this point, original keyboardist Brian Johnston had been replaced by Pete Solley. 1 Whitesnake 131 votes #126 of 248 The Greatest Classic Rock Bands #91 of 235 The Best Pop Artists of the 1980s #56 of 264 The Greatest Heavy Metal Bands Of All Time 2 White Lion 80 votes #210 of 454 The Worst Rock Bands of All Time #8 of 40 The Best Bands Named After Desert Animals MARS RED SKY - Strong . Once again produced by Coverdale, Aldrich and Michael McIntyre at Lake Tahoe,[258] Forevermore reached number 33 on the UK Albums Chart,[259] and number 49 on the Billboard 200. [80] Whitesnake began recording their sixth album at Musicland Studios in Munich with producer Eddie Kramer, who had come recommended by John Kalodner. It's incredible to think that Pink Floyd are named for two bluesmen. [25][97], Whitesnake's new line-up made their live debut in Dublin on 17 February 1984. Musicians have taken the number game to a whole new level, quite literally. [310] In April 2018, the record was delayed again to early 2019 due to unspecified "technical issues" during the mixing process. [24][25] When Snakebite reached number 61 on the UK Singles Chart,[26] the band were duly signed to EMI proper.
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