Whitesnake - Still of the Wembley Night
David Coverdale (vocals), Doug Aldrich (guitar), Reb Beach (guitar), Uriah Duffy (bass), Chris Frazer (drums) and Timothy Drury (keyboards)
01 - Intro
02 - Best Years
03 - Fool For Your Loving
04 - Can You Hear The Wind Blow
05 - Love Ain't No Stranger
06 - Lay Down Your Love
07 - The Deeper The Love
08 - Is This Love
09 - Guitar Duel
10 - A Fool In Love
11 - Ain't Gonna Cry No More
12 - Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City
13 - Give Me All Your Love
14 - Here I Go Again
15 - Still Of The Night
16 - We Wish You Well
| SOURCE | DAT | SOUND QUALITY | A+ | FORMAT | Mp3 | BITRATE | 224 | TRACKS # | 13 |
| LOCATION / VENUE | London | Wembley Arena | DATE | 26–06–08 | |||||
| NOTES: | Very Good show!!. Tipsy girl on the left channel. Sorry If I was kind of rude with you when you tried to speak to me the 2nd time | ||||||||
Labels: Chris Frazer, David Coverdale, Reb Beach, Whitesnake
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posted by zazafromjohor at 9:41 PM
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After leaving Zappa in 1982, Steve moved to California where he recorded his first album Flex-Able and performed in a couple of bands – The Classified & 777 –. In 1985 he replaced Yngwie Malmsteen as lead guitarist in Graham Bonnet's Alcatrazz with whom he recorded the album Disturbing the Peace. But let’s harck back to the pre Alcatrazz period and the jamming bands. Steve says on his website that the 777 band was a great jamming one. That was kind of The power trio from Venus. This band is the core rhythm section that made up most of "Passion And Warfare". Quite a few songs already were tracked with the band just waiting for the light of day. Part of the concert taped at the spirit club in San Diego in May 1985 was released on bootleg: steve vai: 777. All tracks come mainly from the flex over album.
