Whitesnake - "Still of the Night" (Live 2004) I Singer Reacts I

[@michaelanthonycoach8640]

He’s 70 years old here. If you listen to the studio track he’ll blow you away!

[@s12856]

This was 2004, he would have been early 50s

[@Ilikeryche]

Yeah his voice isn't as good at whatever age he is here. Actually his voice is not very good at all here imo.

[@swbigfan1]

Ok, now you need the full on, hardcore 1980's experience! Check out the official music video version of "Here I Go Again" for a totally radical 80's overload!

[@omrikladar-benstine819]

David Civerdale is a living legend!!! And Whitesnake is one of the baddest bands across the land, and has been for over 40 years! We wish Dave a wonderful retirement after his recent farewell tour** He may not stay gone for long....

[@steveh7108]

That drummer is probably one of the top four all-time rock and roll drummers ever

[@georgesideris9547]

Hello gorgeous continue making so wonderful reactions ♥️♥️♥️🌹🌸🌺🌷🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@Distortion360]

Check out a young David Coverdale with Deep Purple performing "Mistreated" at Cal Jam 74! It's amazing how well he was able to develop and control his vocals later on but the emotion has always been there!

[@Sir_AlexxTv]

Great band, It's incredible how many outstanding musicians have been part of the band over time, with Coverdale as captain.

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

First concert I ever went to, Whitesnake with Great White opening, August 1988. Absolutely incredible.

[@celtasnake]

My first ever concert was Whitesnake with MSG opening, December 1987. It marked the rest of my life.

[@GunnerSG]

THE SEXIEST GUITAR RIFF of the 80's P E R I O D - thank you Mr. Sykes ❤❤❤❤❤❤🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@honorarythamesman5732]

Was an honour and a privilege to be at this gig. Atmosphere was electric as you can see. Whitesnake have an affinity with the Hammersmith Odeon having filmed a gig there back in 1981/82. These musicians are truly next level. Great reaction - more please or Nightwish that you haven’t yet covered. Take care 😊

[@matthewvade6553]

David Coverdale in his prime is one of my top five favorite hard rock/metal vocalists ever. There may be others out there that had more technical skill, but Coverdale's voice just had this vibe to it that always sucked you in to whatever song he was singing and demanded that you take notice. And this song is my favorite of his, and also in my top five for favorite song from the 80's-90''s metal scene.

[@fabiorobertonascimento8370]

I love Whitesnake!! David Coverdale is a great singer!!! Tommy Aldridge is a monster!!!!

[@steveh7108]

Thank you I'm glad someone else mentioned it. Tommy Aldridge is every bit the legend that David Coverdale is. Together they are phenomenal

[@big_chris_87]

I was at this gig. First time I saw them live - 17 years old, with my school mates, few beers before and headed down to Hammersmith, and we were blown away with how good they were that night - good times! Can't believe that was 20 years ago...😂

[@honorarythamesman5732]

Me too, although my Brothers and I nearly missed the beginning - became a bit too fond of the pub around the corner 😂 . But what a night!!

[@charlyacevedo1775]

For more Whitesnake: -Love Ain't No Stranger -Fool For Your Loving -Here I Go Again -Ready An' Willing -The Deeper The Love -Bad Boys Judgment Day -Don't Break My Heart Again -Give Me All Your Love

[@intherapy1]

just one the of the best hard rock songs of the 80's. John Sykes wrote a certified banger

[@keithpederson9912]

The way you enjoyed this... That is how it was in the 80's, during the concerts.

[@D_Shem73]

David Coverdale is amazing, the lead guitarist Doug Aldrich is absolutely awesome. I have watch this whole concert sooo many times

[@Jared_Dill]

Same Man

[@sumonjamal1653]

In 1974, David Coverdale was an obscure British singer who was hired to replace vocalist Ian Gillan in Deep Purple, just as the band was peaking in popularity... Coverdale (and bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes) made their debut on the Deep Purple album 'Burn'... which became their biggest record to date, despite changing their lead singer... and the next album 'Stormbringer' also became a hit in '74. However, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore quit Deep Purple in 1975 to form his own band Rainbow... Deep Purple recorded the album 'Come taste the band' in '75 w/ guitarist Tommy Bolin but fans were not interested in Deep Purple without Blackmore on guitar... The band split up in 1976 after a tragic & chaotic tour... In 1977, David Coverdale launched his solo career w/ 2 albums 'Whitesnake' and 'Northwinds'... He decided to name his new band Whitesnake in 1978 and released a string of successful albums in Europe and then found success in Japan w/ various musicians. American success finally came in 1987 after Coverdale re-recorded a collection of Whitesnake songs for the 'Whitesnake' album and MTV made it a massive hit w/ 3 music videos featuring actress/ model Tawny Kitaen (who later married, and then divorced David Coverdale) - 'Still of the night' ... 'Is this love'... and 'Here I go again'... The album sold 8x platinum in the US. But after the 1989 album 'Slip of the tongue'... Coverdale disbanded Whitesnake in 1991 and recorded 1 album w/ guitarist Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin in 1993 - 'Coverdale.Page'. After attempting to restart as a solo artist, David Coverdale finally gave in and reformed a new version of Whitesnake in 2003 and has carried on until recently... Health problems have apparently led to David Coverdale retiring from touring at the moment.

[@evergreendorneymahoning5435]

I remember when Ian Gillian left and Deep Purple asked for cassette tapes to be sent to thim - Coverdale instantly went from selling men's clothing to fronting ome of the biggest rock band on the planet

[@CliffordValvick]

Thanks for that info! I saw them in 74 in Chicago, opening for them was ELO before becoming the headliners! I had no idea when Coverdale eased in so once again, thanks! 👍👍

[@BendsMusic]

I remember playing the single to the late great John DuCann front man for Atomic Rooster in his recording studio a couple of days after it's release, his jaw literally just dropped and and hit the mixing desk, ... That's how great this this song was, musically, compositionally and produced, an absolute all time classic 😎🎶🎸

[@drjag1155]

This song and live are incredible 🙏🤘

[@MrMaxdeth]

EYES OF A STRANGER!! BY QUEENSRYCHE!!you won't regret it!!top 5 singer from metal in 80 s!!

[@brianowen7707]

Tommy Aldridge the drummer is 73 yrs old. I saw him play with Ozzy Osbourne back on the Bark of the moon tour in I think it was 1983, 1984

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Doug Aldrich is one bad motherf*cker on that solo. Perfectly lifted from the John Sykes recording on Whitesnake’s album cut. Check Doug’s talents out from this show when he mashes two songs together for his spotlighted solo performance. Hard to find together on KZbin but it’s out there. They’re called “Blues For Mylene” going straight into “Snake Dance.” All of it from Whitesnake Live In London 2002, DVD. One of the better hard rock shows out there. Edits, audio and video production is done by Top Shelf Pro’s….

[@ryanab01]

You should check out the original version of Still of the Night before David Coverdale sang it. It sounds different but still great.

[@chrismartin5392]

So glad i was a teenager when 80s rock was hot, and in my 20's for the grunge scene. What a time to be alive.

[@ttrue08]

Always great watching the amazing Tommy Aldridge behind the drums. Highly recommend the videos he did for Drumeo showing him play this song and also the video of him explaining how he put his own touch on playing "Crazy Train" when he began touring with Ozzy Osbourne.

[@bdd1469]

I will never forget the first time I heard this song, the car I was in the back seat of, the girl who was with me, or the night we had.

[@Christractions]

Thanks!

[@MegaSargent1]

This is one of my favorite Whitesnake songs it has killer riffs and great vocals but David Coverdale had some vocal issues you should check out the video for Still Of The Night

[@anthonyshepherd1312]

Def Leppard, Too Late for Love is another great one to listen to.

[@arturnienartowicz7213]

we wish you well is a short song that Whitesnake liked to end their concerts with. A lovely way to finish a show. Here's a short list of my favorite songs from the band (rarely mentioned by other commentators, so if you'd like to be slightly more original than other reactors in your reactions to that great singer and his various bandmates - you're welcome): "Too many tears" "Restless heart" "Burn" (originally Deep Purple, but when DC left DP Whitesnake perform the song and DP don't) "Stormbringer" (or a live "Burn/Stormbringer" medly) "wings of the storm" "Slave" "Good to be bad" "Fool for your loving" "Time is right for love" "Best years" "Sailing Ships" "only my soul" "Soldier of fortune"

[@Kakyrock666]

Over here baby👍💥

[@OutOfPrintGM]

You should check out the drummer Tommy Aldridge's drum solo from that show it was amazing

[@celtasnake]

From this same concert you MUST do "Burn" and "Take me with you". Oh, and "Crying in the rain".

[@mikeherrmann5360]

Love Aint no Stranger is my favorite 1 of theirs

[@jimspetdragons3737]

Check out some of the older, (similar,) classic-hard rock hits like Slow An' Easy, Love Ain't No Stranger, & Slide It In. Also massive pop-style hits from their self-titled album like Here I Go Again & several more (Too many to list). (Everyone loves the pop album, but I prefer the older big 3 (listed)).

[@drvannozzun]

John frickin Sykes.

[@ferg2173]

Love ypur channel & Rayactions to he music. Love Whitesnake but if U really never heard them till now PLEASE find a HD/Premium version of the original video or at least just a much better quality version off Tidal, Spotify, Qobuz, CD whatever. Idk if it was the end of the tour, the people in charge of setting up & mixing/producing the sound or that they were much older but I swear to U that version absolutely doesn't do the song justice. I'm going to steal a line from @BendsMusic "the production musically & composistionally is just outstanding" like the part U spoke of reminding U of a movie during the middle slower breakdown it sounds like there's a violin being played & then the build up going back into main riff of the song is f****** awesome. Please do another Rayaction of it or just listen to a much better quality version, Ty can't wait for more. Although Still Of The Night is my favorite WS tune Here I Go Again is really great too & should done as well.

[@TimothyTolin]

Lead singer was drummer for Led Zeppelin

[@lexdipadova5098]

What were you thinking 😮, no original music video that's crazy. Definitely need a redo!!!

[@danrowe2227]

My first conc8

[@michaelbuttner4262]

I think David was over 55 years old at this time ? That is Classical Rock Music , great Song and great voice from David , the Song is from 1986

[@Gr8Buccaneer]

hes born in 51

[@Blah-Blah-y4c]

Hi! What about LANDMVRKS? (Rainfall, Lost In A Wave, Death feat. DR€W ¥ORK)

[@GhoulishGrinMedia]

I’ve liked these guys mainly for being the spawn of Deep Purple Mark III but they have their own legacy as a solid rock and roll band. The 80’s ‘hair bands’ or ‘cock rock’ (whatever you want to call it) were given a bad rap. For better or worse they were true rock and roll.

[@RaymondNordahl]

Based on the kind of music you react to I'm astonished you havent checked out Anathema yet

[@sthenzel]

Tarja Turunen did a pretty nice cover, worth a listen!

[@celticc9580]

Anything Tarja does is worth a listen.

[@Watercloud-11]

You must listen to Avenged Sevenfold - Tonight the world dies. Its epic

[@DENDOG.]

Dude! Coverdale is like 60yrsold in this video wtf!? Watch the OG material sheesh!

[@johnsomich7890]

JUDGEMENT DAY!

[@08hmao]

I can't wait for the time when I'm going to die, so I can stop coexisting with these generations of young people, who really think that today's music...is music...

[@deplorablecanuck6611]

Should have listened to the original

[@marrcoee]

day 4 of requesting my curse by killswitch engage

[@LVHighRoller]

When are we getting OfMice&Men- Second and Sebring 😢

[@Salin-tv7js]

You look good

[@andresmurillo7552]

Why didn't use the original music video?

[@LivingInTheKaliYogurt]

My guess was to avoid the video being blocked. That happens all the time to these reaction channel with the original music amd videos. As soon as the Eye of Sayron (KZbin, BMG, UMG, etc) start blocking and flagging a channel reactions for copyright BS, the blocking is nonstop. If you use live stuff sometimes that helps prevent the issue for some reason.

[@gojudude]

If you only realized who that drummer actually is...... ;)

[@antoniofrias4474]

You have to decide whether to make videos of yourself talking all the time or let people listen to it so they know what you're talking about.

[@nathanweiss5174]

Pineapple on Pizza? ...unsub!

[@antoniofrias4474]

You talk too much, I can't hear the music. Goodbye