Whitesnake, ‘Fool For Your Loving’ – Exclusive Video Premiere
Ultimate Classic Rock is proud to present the video premiere of a new live version of Whitesnake’s classic track ‘Fool For Your Loving.’
Ultimate Classic Rock is proud to present the video premiere of a new live version of Whitesnake’s classic track ‘Fool For Your Loving.’
Jimmy Page and David Coverdale, two veterans eager to prove themselves outside of their famous bands, joined forces on the album 'Coverdale / Page,' which was released March 15, 1993.
File this one under "Things We Never Even Bothered to Think We'd Ever See.' A new video featuring David Coverdale of Whitesnake reading the classic holiday poem, ''Twas the Night Before Christmas' was uploaded to the band's YouTube channel. The video is embedded below.
David Coverdale, current Whitesnake and former Deep Purple singer, turns 61 this coming Sept. 22.
With a career that spans nearly four decades, Coverdale first found his fame as Deep Purple's third lead sing
Sammy Hagar took fans on a trip through his 40-year career last night (Sept. 1) during a special '4 Decades of Rock' concert in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The show featured appearances from members of all three of his famous bands -- Montrose, Van Halen and Chickenfoot -- as well as David Coverdale of Whitesnake.
It's not often fans get to see the softer side of David Coverdale. The high-octane vocalist and front man of Whitesnake spends a lot more time belting out metal classics like 'Still of the Night' than he does talking about kittens and rainbows. But in an interesting new video clip, the rock legend is interviewed by his granddaughter, revealing that his famous shaggy blonde mane hides a gentle family man.
Some of rock's greats were on hand Sunday night (Aug. 26) in Las Vegas for the third annual Vegas Rocks! Magazine Music Awards. Sammy Hagar, Geoff Tate, and David Coverdale of Whitesnake were among the top honorees taking home hardware for their efforts at the Las Vegas Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Those of you hoping to catch Whitesnake in concert sometime this year will have to spend your ticket money elsewhere -- the band have announced they're taking a break from touring in 2012.