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Artist: Whitesnake

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CD Title: Here I Go Again: The Whitesnake Collection

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2002

Label: Geffen

Catalog Number: 069 493 402-2

Personnel

David Coverdale vocals
Steve Vai guitar
Adrian Vandenberg guitar
John Sykes guitar, vocals
Mel Galley guitar, vocals
Rudy Sarzo bass
Neil Murray bass
Tommy Aldridge drums
Aynsley Dunbar drums
Cozy Powell drums
Don Airey keyboards
Jon Lord keyboards
Bill Cuomo keyboards
Dann Huff guitar
Denny Carmassi drums
Tommy Funderburk backing vocals
Micky Moody guitar
Claude Gaudette keyboards
Glenn Hughes vocals
David Rosenthal guitar

Tracks

Disc 1
1.	Here I Go Again Radio Version
2.	Slide It In
3.	Slow An' Easy
4.	Love Ain't No Stranger
5.	All or Nothing
6.	Gambler
7.	Guilty of Love
8.	Hungry for Love
9.	Give Me More Time
10.	Spit It Out
11.	Standing in the Shadow
12.	Crying in the Rain
13.	Bad Boys
14.	Still of the Night
15.	Here I Go Again
16.	Give Me All Your Love
17.	Is This Love
18.	Children of the Night
Disc 2
19.	Straight for the Heart
20.	Don't Turn Away
21.	You're Gonna Break My Heart Again
22.	Looking for Love
23.	Give Me All Your Love Single Version
24.	Need Your Love So Bad
25.	Slip of the Tongue
26.	Cheap An' Nasty
27.	Fool for Your Loving
28.	Now You're Gone
29.	Kittens Got Claws
30.	Wings of the Storm
31.	The Deeper the Love
32.	Judgement Day
33.	Slow Poke Music
34.	Sailing Ships
35.	Sweet Lady Luck

If you see any errors or omissions in the CD information shown above, either in the musician credits or song listings (cover song credits, live tracks, etc.), please post them in the corrections section of the Heavy Harmonies forum/message board.

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EPs and CD-singles from Whitesnake are also welcome to be added, as long as they are at least 4 songs in length.

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Existing comments about this CD

From: TIM (2)

Date: October 19, 2004 at 6:24

I've seen this band 7 or 8 times in my life, but the latest incarnation of the band that I saw live last week is incredible. With Aldridge and Mendoza providing the best rhythm section imaginable (the former's drum solo takes some beating), Tim Drury on keys and Reb Beach and particularly Doug Aldrich unbelievable on guitars. Technically these guys are in a different league to most acts (particularly openers the Quireboys), and just for the solo performances this band has to be seen.

From: Propane

Date: December 1, 2004 at 21:59

I can't rate this because I haven't heard it. I just wanted to second what Tim said. I also saw them recently and had to find all Aldrich discs, so I could get caught up. Coverdale's voice has been well taken care of. He hasn't lost it one bit. Reb, Marco, Aldridge; Stellar to say the very least. If this line-up puts forth a new album we're in for another round of in your face excellence. Fantastic musicianship to be had here. Mothers, lock up your now adult daughters.

From: Brian

Date: December 14, 2004 at 11:39

I dislike the way Whitesanke, and many other bands, make money off the public more than once for the same product, i.e. the release, re-release, and then re-re-release of the same songs. How many greatest hits albums does a band need to release? Even if the record companies are at the helm of these decisions to milk fans, the bands are still to blame because they have to give permission - and they (the bands) profit, too, don't they? What's the difference between the greatest hits albums of the

From: aMetalhead1966

Date: March 10, 2006 at 13:11

This is not a greatest hits package,it's actually Slide it in,S/T, and Slip of the Tongue all together plus a few rare/b-sides and outtakes.Having just seen the new Live DVD,I can tell you that the band is of the fuckin hook.They are tighter than a frog's butt. Doug Aldrich is simply amazing...better than he was on the live Dio DVD. He is so ON that it is something to behold...In fact the Whole Band is amazing!!!David's Voice is Killer....This Release...10/10!!!

From: 123charpenay	Date: January 22, 2013 at 12:48
remarkable compilation.the best best of about whitesnake.the more complete and interesting.whitesnake is one of the best hard rock band of the history.their repertoire is simply impressive.super class melodic hard rock.no japan import for this extraordinary greatest hits.

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