Whitesnake Discussing New Album to Follow Farewell Tour (soundtrack, band, classic)
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Location: West Los Angeles and Rancho Palos Verdes
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New Whitesnake bassist Tanya O’Callaghan said the band was in discussions about recording an album once its upcoming farewell tour is over.
Bandleader David Coverdale previously stated that the next road trip would be his last, but that he had no intention of giving up music entirely.
In a recent interview with VWMusic, O’Callaghan was asked if she was expecting to record with the band she joined in November. “Yeah, hopefully,” she said. “There’s talk of it already. It’s one of the questions. We’ll probably keep recording. … It’s just touring that David is done and set with. ... I don’t think he can ever stop writing music. He’s a song machine, obviously – he’s an incredible songwriter. So, here’s hoping there are loads and loads of albums in the making over the next several years or so. I’d be honored to be involved.”New Whitesnake bassist Tanya O’Callaghan said the band was in discussions about recording an album once its upcoming farewell tour is over.
Mine too. In fact, it was the first hard rock album I purchased. Def Leppard's Hysteria and others would be soon to follow.
Haha. I'm actually listening to Def Leppard right now on Spotify. Tesla's first CD and Guns N Roses "appetite For Destruction" were also big for me during high school. I liked "Hysteria" and Van Halen's "OU812" as well.
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Somebody ripped me a copy of OU812 on tape. I liked it enough that I eventually bought the CD.
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