Name: Whitesnake - Still...Good To Be Bad Translucent Blue Double Vinyl
SKU: 35459241748
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Whitesnake – Still…Good To Be Bad Translucent Blue Double Vinyl

£41.00

Still…Good To Be Bad Translucent Blue Double Vinyl – Whitesnake New In Stock from Vinyl Records London

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Good to Be Badis the tenth studio albumbyWhitesnake, released in April 2008. It was the bands firstalbum of New studio material in a decade, since 1997’sRestless Heart, not including the four Newtracks recorded for the 2006 live albumLive In the Shadow of the Blues.The album charted at number 62 on theBillboard200chart,number 8 on the Top Independent albumschart, number 23 on theCanadian Albums Chartand number 7 on theUK Albums Chart.ForGood To Be Badthe band consisted of the mainstays, guitarists Doug Aldrich and Reb Beach pluskeyboard player Timothy Drury remain the same, but rhythm section changed, with theadditionsofNewcomers Uriah Duffy on bass and Chris Frazier on drums.The album is currently not available on DSP’s and is long sought after by fans to populate on theirfavouriteplatforms. The vinyl is also long out of print. Whitesnake is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £41 +P&P

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