First Time Seeing | Whitesnake | Fool For Your Loving | 3 Generation Reaction

First Time Seeing | Whitesnake | Fool For Your Loving | 3 Generation Reaction
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[@tk72231968]

Whitesnake is one of the classic 80's hairbands, great musicians. "Still of the Night" is still on my playlist and is my favorite song from them.

[@lw3918]

Hair bands is a derogatory term. They're a metal band.

[@danielfryda1092]

They wern't a hair band before 1987. They really rocked till that year when they wanted, and achieved it, conquer the USA.

[@sumonjamal1653]

David Coverdale (vocals) formed Whitesnake in the late 70's as a solo band after the breakup of Deep Purple in 1976 - the British singer fronted Deep Purple from 1974 to '76 after replacing their classic singer Ian Gillan ... Coverdale admitted the name Whitesnake was after his thang in his pants 🐍 and various members went through the band including guitarists Bernie Marsden, John Sykes, Steve Vai, Adrian Vandenberg, Reb Beach, etc... and even had Deep Purple's Jon Lord (keyboards) and Ian Paice (drums) as members before Deep Purple reformed w/ singer Ian Gillan in 1984. David Coverdale also recorded 1 album w/ Led Zeppelin's guitarist Jimmy Page in 1993 as 'Coverdale. Page'... 🤘🤘 Whitesnake recorded 2 versions of 'Fool for your loving'... the original in 1980 on the album "Ready an' willing" co-written by guitarists Bernie Marsden and Mick Moody... It was re-recorded in 1989 for the 'Slip of the tongue' album after Whitesnake became huge in America w/ guitarist Steve Vai, bassist Rudy Sarzo and drummer Tommy Aldridge. This live version was recorded in the 2000's I believe w/ guitarists Doug Alrich and Reb Beach in the line-up. Some more Whitesnake classics - "Love ain't no stranger" ... 'Here I go again' ... 'Still of the night' ... "Now you're gone" ... 'Is this love' ... 'Wings of the storm' ... 'Judgement day'... 🤘🤘 David Coverdale was not optimistic about rock music becoming popular in Britain in 1977 as punk rock became popular there... but he recorded 2 solo albums 'Northwinds' ... and 'Whitesnake'... and was well received touring the UK solo. His new band took the name Whitesnake and released the first album 'Trouble' in 1978... the band established themselves as a stellar rock band in Europe by 1980... Their live album 'Live in the heart of the city' (1980) is one the best live albums and charted at #5 in the UK... but the band was not properly promoted in the US at the time. Worldwide success came around 1984 w/ their 6th studio album 'Slide it in'... which became a hit in Europe and Japan and sold well in the US. Signing to Geffen Records in 1987, Whitesnake re-recorded some of their best catalog songs and released them as the self-titled 'Whitesnake' album in 1987. With MTV promoting a trilogy of music videos ('Still of the night' ... 'Here I go again' ... 'Is this love') featuring actress/ model Tawny Kitaen (who married David Coverdale)... the album sold 8 million copies in the US alone... However, the band on that tour was different from the one on the album (Coverdale fired them as the sessions were closing down). Whitesnake released 'Slip of the tongue' in 1989 and it was a platinum success... but after David Coverdale and Tawny Kitaen divorced in 1991, Coverdale disbanded Whitesnake that year... David Coverdale recorded numerous albums including 'Coverdale. Page' in 1993... 'Into the light' in 2000... but was unable to replicate the success of Whitesnake. In 2002, David Coverdale finally reformed a new Whitesnake line up and enjoyed a successful comeback as he recorded and toured for 2 more decades... Recently, he announced that he was embarking on a farewell tour but health issues have postponed all Whitesnake touring plans for now.

[@williambevins]

You covered just about everything I was going to say. I always thought the original version of Whitesnake with Moody and Marsden was the best version. They were a great blues based rock band before they became an MTV glam band.

[@sujetovacio1213]

I completely agree, and David never singed better than in those records.@@williambevins

[@williamreiser3118]

Very awesome band all ways loved group

[@davidpalahinjak8954]

Here I Go Again by Whitesnake! 😎🔥🤘🎸

[@janvanleeuwen2535]

Yes🤘

[@davidpalahinjak8954]

@@janvanleeuwen2535 ROCK ON! 😎🔥🤘🎸

[@lazarus550]

You ladies have the look of love in your eyes for David Coverdale and his band. Great rock band good to see you getting requests for classic rock bands.

[@VFLPlus]

Lulu: “did you see their abs?” Kathy: “yes, I did see that”. Love it! 😂😂😂

[@balticstain7150]

He's part of deep purple family..loving your guys reaction fabulous...

[@davidpalahinjak8954]

Now You're Gone by Whitesnake! 😎🔥🤘🎸

[@stryper102]

Grande señora , usted entiende de musica...mi admiracion hacia usted!

[@davidpalahinjak8954]

Is This Love by Whitesnake! 😎🔥🤘🎸

[@janvanleeuwen2535]

Yes 🤘

[@davidpalahinjak8954]

@@janvanleeuwen2535 ROCK ON BABY! 😎🔥🤘🎸

[@estevaobotelho2231]

Whitesnake is fire!

[@joacimfrobom7057]

’Ain’t no love in the city ’ live, ’ Slide it in ’. A litlle dirty song but so are their band name, Whitesnake😉😂. David Coverdale was a great singer back in the days 🙂💪🏻🤘🏻. Loved your reaction 😍.

[@joacimfrobom7057]

Please check out ’ Magnum, Need a lot of love’ aswell. A song we all need to listen to in these days sadly enough 😢. But a great song anyway 😍. Looking forward to your next reaction. Nightynight it’s close to bedtime here in Sweden now.

[@2007Tarkus]

David Coverdale was the MK3 Deep Purple lead singer, if you like this try Blindman a nice soulful bluesey number

[@simondobbs4480]

Love Whitesnake. Saw them in Bristol 1982 when I was at University there. Then in 1983 a group of us hitch-hiked from Bristol to London to see them. It was well worth it! Love your reaction.

[@jasonspaulding3949]

Some things just get better with age that voice awesome

[@buckeyedarren]

The studio version is my favorite Whitesnake song.

[@davidpalahinjak8954]

BANGER! 🔥

[@Me-gy7yk]

Early Whitesnake, before Herr Spray became the key member of the band, is the one for me. Marsden, Moody, Paice, Lord era.

[@PainInTheS]

Whitesnake and one of my country's fellow Dutchman playing there, Adrian (Adje) Vandenberg....the blonde guitarist. Vandenberg - Burning heart (the early 80's one) is definitely a song you should hear.

[@williamyates694]

Hey gals. I actually played with Coverdale for a moment on a 90s solo project lol. C'mon Kathy. This was age category. Oh well. Have a great one ladies. Had a non disclosure contract. I hope you like some of this concert! Check out Still Of The Night!

[@danielfryda1092]

Listen to Whitesnake before 1987 when they became a pop band. Trust me.

[@PABLOtheGREAT13]

Great band.......big fan 🤘

[@stevenewcomer8837]

Whitesnake formed in 1978 after Deep Purple split. From 1978 to about 1983 the lineup was different than the Hairband lineup from 1987 on. The original lineup was more of a Blues Rock sound and included John Lord and Ian Paice. I actually like the original lineup the best. Most of Whitesnake’s hits were remakes from the earlier lineup. One of the most beautiful songs that you will ever hear, and one of my very favorite songs is “Blindman” from the 1980 album Ready An’ Willing. “Fool For Your Loving” was also originally released on the 1980 album. “Blindman” kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnfCmK2XaMpnb9ksi=np0Vh1nrZZgdee8k

[@kevinhennessy1615]

I Love This Song, Probably My Favourite From Whitesnake 👍👏🥰

[@billymatthews7623]

Here I go again is their biggest hit

[@pedromendoza6596]

I watched WHITESNAKE at concert in (Madrid 1990). Amazing live show, with David Coverdale, Steve Vai, Adrian Vandenberg, Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge.

[@bobsblues9944]

Whitesnake was great but this video is just a shadow of how good this band was . Find something that was from the1980s when Coverdales voice was at it peak

[@michaelbodare1460]

Love you guys 😊

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@claireburling8547]

Don't hold back now, ladies. Jeez. Entertaining reactions.☮️

[@jessejamessimons483]

All right my lovely ladies.... Y'all have to go deeper into the rabbit hole with this band. They have a lot of great material ‼️😁👍🏻

[@user-qq1uy8qj6l]

This song, still of the night, here I go again are their most popular.

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

I had the album. Was the album that had Still of the Night, Is This Love, and Here I Go Again. Coverdale is really toning it down. The album version he put all he had in it like he did with his other songs.

[@honeybadger713]

If you’re going to check out Whitesnake check out some of their much older performances his voice has been pretty much fried for a while now. He still sounded pretty good on their 2004 concert DVD but even then it was starting to age he was definitely a Great vocalist but you really have to be fair and go back and listen to his stuff he did in the early and mid 80’s and even the 90s. David Coverdale is 72 now so anything within the last few years he is definitely struggling.

[@stephenhitchen8753]

Saw them in 86/87 Birmingham UK, great gig

[@ChrisStokes07]

You guys need to do Georgia Sattellites song Keep Your Hands to Yourself.

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Agreed. 👍👍

[@jodieturner6350]

I saw them live in Nashville in the late 80!! They were great!! ✌❤🎶🎶❤✌

[@tmznt]

I was planning on sending original 1978 video, but thought it may be blocked. Glad you sent this Tim. I submitted Deep Purple’s Mistreated”. 1974 California Jam. Should be coming up soon. I’m kind of confused of when though.

[@netrodex]

oh it was crazy when they were younger! I saw them a long time ago. Not only the girls, were crazy about them, but so as the men! they played some of one of the greatest love songs ever. some awesome classics like don't break my heart again and Lonely days Lonely nights

[@muppeteer]

'Whitesnake' 1983, the first concert my son attended....although he wasn't born yet...that came 3 months later

[@williamyates694]

This song is actually a remake of a previous version from an earlier album. So was Here I Go Again.

[@Musicmanrobert]

Whitesnake brings back memories

[@RossanoMacchioni-gm4mg]

Whitesnake 1987 Still of the night , is this love , here i go again. SLIP on the Tongue lp 1989 Fool for your loving (re edit) , Deeper the Love , now your gone

[@janvanleeuwen2535]

Hi ladies. And again we see here a Dutch influence. The blonde guitarist is Dutch, just like Floor 😊. His name is Adrian Vandenberg. He is off and on with Whitesnake. He and David Coverdale are meanwhile good friends. David has asked him a few times to become a permanent member of Whitesnake. Together they wrote a few songs. But as a real Dutchy, Adrian has more talents and interests. And just like me, he was born in the Hague 😊 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 🤘🫡

[@lynnlafever1810]

I have this song on my exercise list! David Coverdale was the front man for Deep Purple after Iana Gillian left. They moved from rock into a pop-rock, hair band. "Here I go Again", "Is this Love" and "Still of the Night" are all GREAT!!

This was probably recorded during their Live in Japan album. That was shot in October 2011.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Ok thanks

[@joebarrera9741]

I REALLY LIKE THIS WHITESNAKE SONG...DAVID COVERDALE HAS A GREAT VOICE AND I REALLY LIKE JOHN SIKES ON GUITAR

[@timmyers2093]

I thought you folks would enjoy this but I had no idea Lulu would flip out over it,lol. Now I worry a bit about my next one coming up because one of the guitarists in this video features in it as well. Doug Aldrich is a monster player. Better get her water bottle ready!

[@user-yl9wz7uc3u]

NOW LULU KNOWS WHAT IT WAS LIKE BEING A KID IN THE 70S I GREW UP LISTENING TO ALL KINDS OF TUNES BUT ROCK WAS MY GO TO LOL!!!!

[@lw3918]

This was during the 80's. They didn't hit big until then.

[@ChrisDicksonOhio]

The original version of this song has that Deep Purple Boogie. And this version is close.

[@garyjones2384]

You should check out skid row living on a chain gang in 1991.. you will be amazed by the voice Sebastian bach have and the song kicks ass.. you would love it. Awesome song

[@herbconner8066]

For rockers from start to finish: Blue Collar Man and Snowblind and Miss America. Most Styx songs have a shift, especially the earlier ones, as they were more progressive in their approach.

[@lw3918]

Should have done "Snow and Easy"

[@tarmotyyri6733]

Thanks for sharing your reaction to one of their top 10 songs with us. Just for fun, check out this vocal cover on your own time: Gabriela Gunčíková - Whitesnake - Fool For Your Loving - cover - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy.

[@XLR8-wg1kr]

Try "Burn" by Deep Purple with David Coverdale on vocals. Live version is excellent!!

[@randycomerford2038]

Great song, but you should have done the studio original video.

[@billc.5861]

First concert I took my daughter to about 15 years ago was Whitesnake / Scorpions in Sacramento Ca My brother in law & I dragged are teenage girls to it because we wanted to go If you go to the parking lot you’ll probably still see the heal marks from us dragging then in. 😜 The band sounded great and I got to see drummer Tommy Aldridge play one more time , though he’s not in this particular video Huge drumming influence on me growing up As always great reaction ladies. 👍

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Thanks

[@dragonvoiceinterview6038]

whitesnake is classic rock...listen to honeymoon suite new girl now

[@tombaranyai6683]

Still of the Night, Here i go Again and Is this Love are three of there most famous songs. Check them out, you won't be disappointed.

[@robertfitterman3777]

David Coverdale started in Deep Purple when he fronted their third lineup back in the mid 70s. You should check out the studio version of Burn by Deep Purple or Deep Purple Burn Live from California Jam!

[@FrancisAristotle]

Try see the 1978 video,all original line ups,live at Largo

[@martinsv9183]

Suggesting "Here I Go Again" and "Still of the Night".

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Excellent reaction ladies. Whitesnake has always been badass since the inception in the seventies after Deep Purple broke up. Try out their song Slow And Easy.

[@jasong.5165]

Studio version is in a much higher key. But they probably can’t still do those notes for a whole show.

[@williambevins]

I saw David Coverdale singing with Deep Purple in 76. When he first formed Whitesnake they were more of a blues-based rock band. When MTV came out he replaced his band members with "pretty boys" who looked good on video and became a glam band. Still good musicians but i prefer the original with Mickey Moody and Bernie Marsden.

[@jeffreybusse8746]

Check out their “Shut Up & Kiss Me” video; it’s one of their newer songs.

[@user-ov1bp8br8y]

Steve Vai was in this band breifly.

[@aaronlowe1082]

Check out Here I Go Again, Give Me All Your Love, Now You're Gone, Kitten's Got Claws, Ready An' Willing, Bad Boys, Slide It In, Cheap An' Nasty, Rough An' Ready. You might also like to check out a couple of bands that the guitarists in this video (Doug Aldrich and Reb Beach) have been in. Check out THE DEAD DAISIES (Doug Aldrich) Long Way To Go, Song And A Prayer, Last Time I Saw The Sun, Dead And Gone. WINGER (Reb Beach) Loosen Up, Seventeen, Easy Come Easy Go, Miles Away, Little Dirty Blonde, You Are The Saint I Am The Sinner, Can't Get Enough, Poison Angel, Hangin' On, Madalaine, Stick The Knife In And Twist, Deal With The Devil. David Coverdale once asked Luke Morley from the band THUNDER, to join Whitesnake. It didn't happen, but THUNDER are another band you might like. Check out Dirty Love, She's So Fine, Love Walked In, Backstreet Symphony, HIgher Ground, Don't Wait For Me, Girl's Going Out Of Her Head, Until My Dying Day, An Englishman On Holiday, A Better Man, Low Life In High Places, I Love You More Than Rock 'N' Roll, Everybody Wants Her, Empty City, Flawed To Perfection, Like A Satellite, Does It Feel Like Love.

[@user-sr4gw3gs4v]

David Coverdale came out of Deep Purple!

[@howardgott4946]

You can’t go wrong with 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧bands

[@tinabutler1219]

You need to watch the official music video off slip of the tongue, other songs are still of the night, gimme all your love, looking for love, the deeper the love, burn is a very good one live 2004

[@pekkakarppinen1608]

Great musicians and David's majestic voice, but extremely narrow catalogue: almost only a little cheesy love songs with some blues twist. The best of them is their cover of Bobby Bland's classic "Ain't no love in the heart of the city".

[@erichmartin4530]

Shake with the snake 🐍

[@FAIRGROUNDFUNFAIRSUK]

Hey ladies look back at the video you did on the mistreated video of deep purple uou did of mistreated same lead singer

[@antoniocunha8772]

its real too much for ur my channel kkkkkkkkkkkkkk, rookie season ok! coverdale = epic vocal, one the bests ever

[@mahmutylmaz9259]

I suggest you to react to Dimash & Super Vocal Boys - Queen Medley , You won't regret ;)

[@erikthompson619]

Looks like someone beat me to the punch as far as long, nerdy facts rants go this time around 🙂 So, I'll just settle for some future recommendations. First and foremost, to give you an idea of a young, exceedingly seductive David Coverdale, "Slow an' easy" from 1984 is definitely the go-to song. If anyone of you has EVER heard a more oozingly suggestive bluesy hard rock track, I'd be very surprised 🙂"Love ain't no stranger"" and "Guilty of love" off the same 1984 album ("Slide it in") are also highly recommended listening. Their biggest hit, the song that EVERYONE has heard, is obviously "Here I go again". I strongly suggest that you, as an experiment, try out BOTH versions, for comparison - because the 1987 mega hit is actually a remake. The original version is from 1982, as in Whitesnake's earlier bluesier era that failed miserably to attract a US audience. (The rest of the world liked them even then, though.) Having switched to a more hair metal oriented style, the song was re-recorded for the "Whitesnake 1987" album - and the rest is history. (There is actually even a third version, also from 1987: a downright radio rock version with yet another different lineup. The record company believed the song was a hit but that the album version would be too heavy to reach a wider audience. As it turned out, they were very wrong, so that third "Here I go again" faded into obscurity, but is out there to be found.) Their other biggest hits from their late 80s heyday include "Still of the night", "Is this love", "Give me all your love" and "Now you're gone". The EARLIEST Whitesnake song I know for sure is available on a promo video, is the 1981 classic "Don't break my heart again". "Walking in the shadow of the blues", "Ain't no love in the heart of the city" and "Fool for your loving" - the 1980 version - are also celebrated classic from their earlier, bluesier era. But it's the 1989 hair metal remake of the latter that actually became a hit 🙂"Crying in the rain" is yet another early song that was remade in the late 80s, and once more each version holds merit in its own right.

[@ronaldmariano1888]

You are no fool for your loving of Hocus Pocus by Focus! 😊

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

It's on the schedule.

[@ronaldmariano1888]

Tentative date... please!😊

[@rogerreed905]

Head to Tokyo . The Warning and Band Maid are double billing . . And The Warning have 2 other shows

[@rogerreed905]

David Coverdale left Deep Purple . It was . David Coverdale and Whitesnake . . Eventualy just Whitesnake . . Coverdale has been the only constant member . . Take care ladys . Bye from NZ 💐💐💐🇳🇿twa

[@williamreiser3118]

Older yes voice not aged at all

[@csphoenix9]

This was probably 2007

[@know_hope]

Please react to, Dayseeker!!!!

[@dm-xy3bh]

The studio version is way better. Great band.

[@Good_day_dema56]

Can u pls react to taxi cab by twenty one pilots?

[@Gregory......]

Who is Chad ?

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

My dad and Lulu's papa.

[@Gregory......]

​@@KathyLuluandDonna Oh ok, I'm just not use to people calling their Dad and Mom by their first name. 🙂 I was just curious, thanks.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

She only does that on the channel so people will know his name.

[@donsavignano4396]

David Coverdale is 75 and can't quite hit those high notes anymore. When he speaks he has a low voice

[@selmonb921]

Coverdale should have called it quits 30 years ago! dude has no range left in his voice. Very sad so many old rockers don't know when to hang it up.

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

At the very least he should've kept John Sykes. He was the centerpiece of their sound. But knowing JS, he would just tell DC to go fuck himself. Then Whitesnake releases poppy versions of their songs with those pretty boys. It was garbage!

[@garyarnett1220]

Sorry ladies but this a horrible rendition of this, the audio is terrible. Try the studio version.

[@paradoxofgodexisting]

I love this song but this live version is nothing like the original, i dont like this one.

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

I was never a fan of him firing the entire band after they laid all the instrumental tracks. Then he goes out and hires a bunch of mediocre talented pretty boys so he could look good in concerts and videos.

[@robertedwards2414]

When I was a kid a music magazine. Called this band the ugliest band.

[@KathyLuluandDonna]

Lol