Whitesnake – Live... In The Heart Of The City cover art

Tracklist

Live In The Heart Of The City: 23rd/24th June 1980
Come On (3:41)
Sweet Talker (4:10)
Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues (4:49)
Love Hunter (10:41)
Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City (7:18)
Fool For Your Loving (4:43)
Ain't Gonna Cry No More (7:03)
Ready An' Willing (4:45)
Take Me With You (6:10)
Live At Hammersmith: 23rd November 1978
Come On (3:32)
Might Just Take Your Life (4:55)
Lie Down (3:33)
Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City (6:38)
Trouble (4:56)
Mistreated (10:40)

Whitesnake – Live... In The Heart Of The City

Name: Whitesnake – Live... In The Heart Of The City (CD)
SKU: 0094638195924

EMI · 2007 · Hard Rock

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Tracklist

Live In The Heart Of The City: 23rd/24th June 1980
Come On (3:41)
Sweet Talker (4:10)
Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues (4:49)
Love Hunter (10:41)
Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City (7:18)
Fool For Your Loving (4:43)
Ain't Gonna Cry No More (7:03)
Ready An' Willing (4:45)
Take Me With You (6:10)
Live At Hammersmith: 23rd November 1978
Come On (3:32)
Might Just Take Your Life (4:55)
Lie Down (3:33)
Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City (6:38)
Trouble (4:56)
Mistreated (10:40)

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Neil MurrayBass Ian PaiceDrums Bernie MarsdenGuitar Micky MoodyGuitar Jon LordKeyboards David CoverdaleVocals

About the Artist

Whitesnake are a British hard rock band formed in 1978 by former Deep Purple vocalist David Coverdale. Rooted in blues-based hard rock, the group built their early reputation on soulful, guitar-driven material before moving toward a more polished melodic rock sound in the mid-1980s.

Press

Reissued by EMI in 2007, this collection pairs the classic 'Live In The Heart Of The City' recordings from June 1980 with an earlier set captured at Hammersmith in November 1978. It has long been regarded as one of the essential documents of Whitesnake's blues-drenched early era, capturing the band as a formidable live force before their later commercial reinvention.