The show will feature two complete 75-minute-plus performances, or a single extended 90-minute presentation with intermission.
Get tickets here: https://vandenbergband.com/tour/
So I'm a teacher. There's a kid in one of my classes who plays guitar, he's like 12, and recently he's been getting into Whitesnake and related bands like Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, etc. He asked me if I listened to Whitesnake or Sabbath, and I told him I'd seen both live. He thought that was so cool, and said he loved David Coverdale. His favorite of the guitarists is Steve Vai, and I told him he should check out Bernie Marsden's work with WS. Then I asked him if he'd ever listened to any of Coverdale's material from before Whitesnake.
He said no. I pulled out a sheet of paper and wrote down,
>Deep Purple albums w/ David Coverdale
>-Burn
>-Stormbringer
>-Come Taste the Band
And the kid's jaw dropped. He was excited, and never knew Coverdale was in Deep Purple. He said he's going to go check out all 3 of these albums this weekend.
Never thought I'd be able to share '70s music with my middle schoolers. Every time any of them hear music coming from my computer, they usually cringe. It was a fun moment.
Whitesnake’s last studio record, which we were surprised they would continue to go this far. Amazingly great tracks that were followed at Hook City Studios. Joel and Reb absolutely killed it with pride! And let’s not forget Tommy’s insane performances that we would possibly get in one record! It can be clear that Flesh & Blood is all American-based hard rock, but you cannot take the blues out of Whitesnake. Sad to see the album would undoubtedly be the last ones to be recorded in the current hard rock times.
The album reached #7 in the UK, but #131 in the USA. Hopefully, it’ll all be in our memory!
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Music Videos
Shut Up & Kiss Me
Good To See You Again
Always & Forever
(Hey You) You Make Me Rock
Always The Same (from the Flesh & Blood Sessions)