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Album Review: Thunder – Back Street Symphony (1990)

Posted on July 22, 2011 by Martin Leedham

Guitarist Luke Morley, singer Danny Bowes and drummer Gary ‘Harry’ James emerged from the wreckage of Terraplane in 1989 and after enlisting bassist Mark Luckhurst and keyboard and some time guitarist Ben Matthews emerged as Thunder. Thus creating one of … Continue reading →

Snakebites. A review of the studio albums of Whitesnake: Part One – The Classic Years

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Martin Leedham

Trouble (1978) This was the first proper full length Whitesnake album. ‘Snakebite’ was originally a four track EP and had four tracks from Coverdale’s solo album ‘Northwinds’ added to make it up to album length for release outside of … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Slide It In

Album Review: Thunder – Back Street Symphony (1990)

Snakebites. A review of the studio albums of Whitesnake: Part One – The Classic Years

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