While the 80s hits get the most airplay, a truly great compilation also nods to the early years. Tracks like Fool for Your Loving and Don’t Break My Heart Again represent the soul-inflected hard rock of the late 70s and early 80s. These songs highlight Coverdale’s deep, smoky baritone, a voice that earned him a spot in Deep Purple before he founded Whitesnake. They provide a necessary grit that balances the high-gloss production of the later material.
The definitive karaoke anthem. Originally recorded in a bluesier form in 1982, the 1987 remake with producer Mike Stone turned this into a stadium monster. The line "Like a drifter, I was born to walk alone" is the rallying cry of every loner in a leather jacket. This is the track that sits at the very top of any list. Whitesnake - Greatest Hits
Many critics argue that the 1987 self-titled album (often called Serpens Albus or "Snake White") is a greatest hits album in itself. Of its 9 tracks: While the 80s hits get the most airplay,
: It goes beyond the 80s hits to include deeper cuts like "Sweet Lady Luck" and the 2011 anthem "Forevermore". Audio/Visual Bundle They provide a necessary grit that balances the
This compilation (14 tracks on the US version) cherry-picks the 1987 self-titled blockbuster ( Whitesnake = 8 million copies sold) and 1989’s Slip of the Tongue , plus two new cuts for bait.
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