Whitesnake – Into The Light Double Vinyl

£47.00

This New Double Vinyl by Whitesnake is available for fast home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £47 +P&P

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Whitesnake on Double VinylDouble Vinyl from Whitesnake is available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £47 +P&P Into The Light is the new 2LP Black set from Whitesnake, and is based on David Coverdale039s three solo records. The Into The Light album was originally released as David Coverdales 3rd solo album, in September 2000, and was his first solo record in 22 years. With an impressive musical lineup, David is joined on Into The Light by guitarists Earl Slick and Doug Bossi, bassist Marco Mendoza, who would later join Whitesnake, legendary drummer Denny Carmassi, who as well as Whitesnake, has played with Montrose and Heart, and Mike Finningan on keyboards, who had previously played with Jimi Hendrix in the 1960s. As well as plenty of unreleased songs and bonus tracks, the set includes Too Many Tears, a song David wrote with Adrian Vandenberg and originally featured on Whitesnakes Restless Heart album. Also included is River Song, Davids tribute to Jimi Hendrix, and With All Of My Heart, a song David wrote for his wife, and in his own words, one of top ten songs that hes written. Into The Light also features the singles Slave, Love Is Blind and Dont You Cry. The box set will also include Davids first two solo records, WhiteSnake MCMLXXVII from 1977 and NorthWinds from 1978, the two titles he recorded immediately after leaving Deep Purple in 1976, in both remixed, expanded and remastered form.

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