CD-Charts Position 161

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by: Whitesnake

Release Date April 22, 2003

CD-Charts Position 162
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Come an' Get It

by: Whitesnake

Release Date October 08, 2008
Whitesnake albums tend to be a mixture of spirituality and debauchery. This album is dominated by the latter and 'Wine, Women And Song' might just as easily have made a fitting title track. It's also a frustrating album, consistently close to greatness yet almost always falling short. Essentially, the Whitesnake of 1981, when this was released, were a fine band, a team personified by their star frontman and owner, David Coverdale. But the tracks are mostly either blighted by average content or a sluggish performance.

The strutting menace of 'Don't Break My Heart Again' is the highlight of the album. 'Would I Lie To You' is another major asset, its sexual mischief being more representative of the album's lyrical content. The rest ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 163
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Live... In the Heart of the City/Live at Hammersmith [CASSETTE]

by: Whitesnake

Release Date October 17, 1990
Whitesnake albums tend to be a mixture of spirituality and debauchery. This album is dominated by the latter and 'Wine, Women And Song' might just as easily have made a fitting title track. It's also a frustrating album, consistently close to greatness yet almost always falling short. Essentially, the Whitesnake of 1981, when this was released, were a fine band, a team personified by their star frontman and owner, David Coverdale. But the tracks are mostly either blighted by average content or a sluggish performance.

The strutting menace of 'Don't Break My Heart Again' is the highlight of the album. 'Would I Lie To You' is another major asset, its sexual mischief being more representative of the album's lyrical content. The rest ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 164
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Don't fade away (4 tracks, 1997 & Whitesnake)

by: David & Whitesnake Coverdale

Release Date
Whitesnake albums tend to be a mixture of spirituality and debauchery. This album is dominated by the latter and 'Wine, Women And Song' might just as easily have made a fitting title track. It's also a frustrating album, consistently close to greatness yet almost always falling short. Essentially, the Whitesnake of 1981, when this was released, were a fine band, a team personified by their star frontman and owner, David Coverdale. But the tracks are mostly either blighted by average content or a sluggish performance.

The strutting menace of 'Don't Break My Heart Again' is the highlight of the album. 'Would I Lie To You' is another major asset, its sexual mischief being more representative of the album's lyrical content. The rest ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 165
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Come an' get it (1981)

by: Whitesnake

Release Date
Whitesnake albums tend to be a mixture of spirituality and debauchery. This album is dominated by the latter and 'Wine, Women And Song' might just as easily have made a fitting title track. It's also a frustrating album, consistently close to greatness yet almost always falling short. Essentially, the Whitesnake of 1981, when this was released, were a fine band, a team personified by their star frontman and owner, David Coverdale. But the tracks are mostly either blighted by average content or a sluggish performance.

The strutting menace of 'Don't Break My Heart Again' is the highlight of the album. 'Would I Lie To You' is another major asset, its sexual mischief being more representative of the album's lyrical content. The rest ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 166
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Ready an' willing (1980) [VINYL]

by: Whitesnake

Release Date
Whitesnake albums tend to be a mixture of spirituality and debauchery. This album is dominated by the latter and 'Wine, Women And Song' might just as easily have made a fitting title track. It's also a frustrating album, consistently close to greatness yet almost always falling short. Essentially, the Whitesnake of 1981, when this was released, were a fine band, a team personified by their star frontman and owner, David Coverdale. But the tracks are mostly either blighted by average content or a sluggish performance.

The strutting menace of 'Don't Break My Heart Again' is the highlight of the album. 'Would I Lie To You' is another major asset, its sexual mischief being more representative of the album's lyrical content. The rest ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 167
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Ready An' Willing

by: Whitesnake

Release Date January 15, 2001
It's too bad that this superb hard rock record is so relatively hard to get a hold of.

"Ready An' Willing" was recorded in 1980, back when Whitesnake guitarists Bernie Marsden and Mick Moody still played big, bluesy guitar riffs and short, sparse solos, Coverdale didn't yet dye his hair, and the music was raw and powerful. That is: before the pop-metal era of "Kitten's Got Claws" and all that.
And "Ready" goes from highlight to highlight:
The original version of "Fool For Your Loving", the hard rocker "Sweet Talker", a groovy "Ready An' Willing", the dirty, swaggering blues-rock of "Love Man", and the ballads "Carry Your Load", "Blindman" and the acoustic "Ain't Gonna Cry No More". And it also contains one of the band's unknown ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 168
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Give me all your love (white vinyl) [VINYL]

by: Whitesnake

Release Date
It's too bad that this superb hard rock record is so relatively hard to get a hold of.

"Ready An' Willing" was recorded in 1980, back when Whitesnake guitarists Bernie Marsden and Mick Moody still played big, bluesy guitar riffs and short, sparse solos, Coverdale didn't yet dye his hair, and the music was raw and powerful. That is: before the pop-metal era of "Kitten's Got Claws" and all that.
And "Ready" goes from highlight to highlight:
The original version of "Fool For Your Loving", the hard rocker "Sweet Talker", a groovy "Ready An' Willing", the dirty, swaggering blues-rock of "Love Man", and the ballads "Carry Your Load", "Blindman" and the acoustic "Ain't Gonna Cry No More". And it also contains one of the band's unknown ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 169
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Fool for your loving (1989) [VINYL]

by: Whitesnake

Release Date
It's too bad that this superb hard rock record is so relatively hard to get a hold of.

"Ready An' Willing" was recorded in 1980, back when Whitesnake guitarists Bernie Marsden and Mick Moody still played big, bluesy guitar riffs and short, sparse solos, Coverdale didn't yet dye his hair, and the music was raw and powerful. That is: before the pop-metal era of "Kitten's Got Claws" and all that.
And "Ready" goes from highlight to highlight:
The original version of "Fool For Your Loving", the hard rocker "Sweet Talker", a groovy "Ready An' Willing", the dirty, swaggering blues-rock of "Love Man", and the ballads "Carry Your Load", "Blindman" and the acoustic "Ain't Gonna Cry No More". And it also contains one of the band's unknown ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 170
Average Rating:

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Whitesnake [CASSETTE]

by: Whitesnake

Release Date October 17, 1990
It's too bad that this superb hard rock record is so relatively hard to get a hold of.

"Ready An' Willing" was recorded in 1980, back when Whitesnake guitarists Bernie Marsden and Mick Moody still played big, bluesy guitar riffs and short, sparse solos, Coverdale didn't yet dye his hair, and the music was raw and powerful. That is: before the pop-metal era of "Kitten's Got Claws" and all that.
And "Ready" goes from highlight to highlight:
The original version of "Fool For Your Loving", the hard rocker "Sweet Talker", a groovy "Ready An' Willing", the dirty, swaggering blues-rock of "Love Man", and the ballads "Carry Your Load", "Blindman" and the acoustic "Ain't Gonna Cry No More". And it also contains one of the band's unknown ... Read More: