First time hearing Whitesnake "Here I Go Again" Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Another childhood jam ….. RIP beautiful Tawny, as a young teen girl you always uplifted me in Whitesnake videos…..yes Asia & BJ CLASSIC is right gosh miss the 80”s & 90”s… thanks guys always a excellent variety of music you react too…..
Thanks for listening
Thanks brother
Wife here..Love Love Love this band.!!.Was fortunate enough to see them in concert a couple of years ago...I truly think they were one of the most talented "Hair Bands".."Still of the Night".."Slow and Easy"..Bangers..Thanks for the great selection of picks!!
David Coverdale is the quintessential rock singer, he set the standards for the genre.
He came long after standards had been set. He's no Robert Plant or Steve Perry.
@@williamjordan5554 - He was with Deep Purple in 1973 so seems he's been around longer than you think. Prefer him to Plant.
@@williamjordan5554 Totally different eras and styles, you can't compare Coverdale to Plant and vice versa. As far as in their prime and singing live I'd put Coverdale over Plant any day.
@@williamjordan5554 Perhaps you're not familiar with his earliest work.
Are you aware he replaced Ian Gillian in Deep Purple in the early 70's?
Check David Coverdale " Northwinds " circa 77!!! For me this track sounds nothing like Plant and personally way preffered over anything Steve Perry has done.
Also check the original " Here I Go Again" circa 82( before he junped on the hair band bandwagin hiring all new members.
The Original way way more soulful !!!
@@jowbloe3673
Check his first solo album post Purple,
The track " Northwinds " (77) is his best period 100%
It's funny to watch BJ go from getting a feel for the song to totally feeling it. Funny because that was probably how I reacted when I first heard it.
One of best memories of being a teenager revolves around this song.. I grew in a small lake town in South Eastern Oklahoma. Lake Eufaula!! Anyway my friends brother bought a black jeep Wrangler, on 4th of July and we piled in and just blasted this song will cruising the lake. That night just me feel so alive.. Wonderful weekend. 30+ yrs ago. Lok
Y’all gotta try “Still of the Night”! The vocals are fire and the instrumentals are amazing!
Yeah 💯
Early Whitesnake 1978-82
Blows "Stlii of the night" away!!
Man, I just love Whitesnake. "Here I go Again " was their first big hit!!! I was a huge fan instantly!!!!
Check the original 1982 version!!
We’d watch this at my mates flat while playing pool and microwaving bread and cheese and draining beers probably 16 or 17 talking about bikes bros beers and babes in that order, that what this reminds me of.
shout out to those boys from back then, best bros ever, ever was, ever will be, don’t make ‘em like that anymore! or music thinking about it. Here I go again 🤪🤘
It was the start of their American Poodle Rock phase.
David Coverband (Robert Plant's name) sang for Deep Purple, White Snake, and even worked with Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin. White Snake was a staple on radio in the 80s with a string of hits. This being one of them.
I don't get your comment. It's David Coverdale.
@@RayfordRaySiegel
Mmm...🤔🤣🤣🤣
Whitesnake "Still of the night". Original video ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm going to see Whitesnake and Scorpions in concert on September 14th in Tampa, FL.!!!
That should be one heck of a concert. Be mindful of that Seventh Sun out there in Tampa 🤣
Hope you enjoy it.
I saw whitesnake a few weeks ago with Europe and foreigner.
guitars by adje Vandenberg ! the tall dutchman from the band Vandenberg !
try the song ;burning heart .. a master piece !!
David asked Jon Lord to play keyboards during these early days. This rendition was not the first. It was this rendition that is Timeless. RIP Jon Lord. We all miss you! 😢
I first discovered this as a kid in early 2000s on VH1 classics. I was blown away. the power ballads of the 80's really made me fall in love with rock then I discovered the earlier rocknroll stuff because 80s guys were influenced by the black rocknroll artists of the 50's and 60's
One of my favorite songs from them. "Is This Love" is another favorite of mine and in my dreams that's one of the songs I'll be singing to my huge crush :D
This was an 80's banger with heavy rotation on MTV.
BJ's exactly right I feel the same like a Drifter I was born to be alone hit the chord with everybody when you're not feeling so good in life. Also when they first did this song A long time ago he said hobo instead of Drifter just a little old-fashioned news therefore you have a great day y'all love you.
Yes easily one of THE best vocals around
One of the bands I listened to growing up in the 1980's.
I could see you were feeling it. These are lyrics that everyone can identify with. Everyone had a dream at some point. And, that journey can be a lonely one. (What we do in the dark is what brings us into the light.) Plus, the instruments really bring it home.
THIS IS THE SOUNDS of 80s HAIR METAL !!!!😁
This song was originally written and recorded in the 70's. Whitesnake rereleased it and made a video for it in '87.
David Coverdale, the lead singer, was in Deep Purple from 1974-76 and sang the song Burn that y'all did a reaction to. In fact, after Deep Purple hung it up temporarily in 1976, Coverdale formed Whitesnake and for several years, former Purple members Ian Paice (drums) and Jon Lord (keyboard) we're also in Whitesnake.
The original Whitesnake 1982 version way way more soulful.. Whitesnake began in the late 70's before singer David Coverdale jumped on the hair band bandwagon hiring all new band members Check David Coverdale -" Northwinds " Circa 78. His first solo album that led ti Whitesnake . It blows this away !!!!!!
Woohoo!!
OMG 😳....... That was my class song in high school. I graduated back in 1988.
Lead Guitar: John Sykes the Legend and Adrian Vandenberg the Flying Dutchman ! This was Adrian's composition (So far I know but he couldn't play during the recording session since he broken his hand) but Sykes had to play the solo. Drums: Tommy Aldridge the beast (he played with Ozzy Osbourne as well).
The song was written with Bernie Marsden, who played in Snake until 82. The song was recorded also in that year. The hit version is of 1987 with Sykes. Guitar solo by Adrian. Adrian came on the tour after Sykes got sacked. Adrian was injured for the next record. 1989 Slip o t tongue. Steve Vai played on the recording. Aldridge did not play on 1987. On tour was Carmine Appice after Aynsley Dunbar was fired also. The tour also had Vivian Campbell ex-Dio on guitar....and on and on it goes! Haha
It is a great song. Check out the original video. It is him and his wife (at that time) in the video. She was a model.
Y’all’s original reaction to this song was priceless. This one not as much. Y’all already reacted to this song. Think it was on a live stream. Y’all had a great reaction cause you recognized the chorus. I’m guessing this is like an appreciation night or something 😁
I thought this reaction was just as good as the first time. They do so many songs, I can understand if they repeat one once in awhile. I think they picked up more this go round, and it may be because they already heard it. I know several songs I had to hear a few times before I appreciated them.
@@allenwhitmer8192 Touché, good point. Their first reaction was priceless cause a light bulb went off for both of them when the drums kicked into the chorus and they both paused & started laughing. Great channel either way. These two are fun.
@@madicelander Yeah, I love em'
@@allenwhitmer8192 Respectfully, this reaction doesn't hold a candle to their first. Asia bursted out in surprise and started smiling and laughing when she realized she knew the song. Absolutely zero surprise reaction since this isn't an original reaction. Doesn't compare even remotely. How on earth is it just as good.
Whitesnake are my all time favourite band....By the way, the meaning behind the song is the failure of David Coverdale's first marriage. I'd recommend a lot of other song's of there's that a lot of people don't mention, Rough an' ready, Wine women an' song, Judgement day, Sailing ships, Blindman, Ain't gonna cry no more, Take me with you, Get up, One of these days, Hot stuff, All for love.
Wow! This takes me back to N California in the 80s, and a special but brief relationship. - - "I'm just another heart in need of rescue / Waiting on love's sweet charity."
Glad you enjoyed it
"STILL OF THE NIGHT", "SLOW AND EASY".....!
Fun Fact: The original lyrics to this song were "like a hobo I was born to walk alone" and they eventually changed it to drifter. Hobo and nobody cared about the song, change one word to drifter and its a hit, lol. Great reaction!! 🙂
They changed way more than 1 word. The whole tempo is changed. It changed from a blues rock song to an 80s production value styled hard rock song. Layers of harmonies that the original didn't have.
@@jamestate5059 I know, it just cracks me up. 🤣
Guitarist John Sykes created the rich driving guitar sound that finally put Whitesnake on the map after years of muddling about musically. That rich driving rhythm is iconic. You should check out some Blue Murder, the band he started after he and Whitesnake parted ways. Lots of good classic John Sykes genius in it.
The best thing about this song is the video featuring Tawny Kitaen. Since the video was not played and if you have not seen it, I urge you to take a look👀
Oh yes...hot, hot, HOT!!!!
Video subtitle- How I learned to love British cars😍
@@aj71169 There's a car in the video? 😉
@@abc456f 😄that’s just wrong😆
I know the both of you aren’t that old but I love how you play songs that take me back to my teens and early 20’s.
Life goes by so fast but great music never gets old
Here I Go Again and Crying In The Rain first released on Saints & Sinners from 1982. It could only be bought in the US as Special Import for many years. Whitesnake later re-released both songs on the Whitesnake album from 1987. The original was more bluesy and the 1987 more metal. Guitarist John Sykes on the 1987 release didn't want to do the solo for Here I Go Again so it was done by Adrian Vandenburgh. Sykes played on the rest of the album. There was of course the case of Coverdale singing Hobo on the original and Drifter on the 1987 release. I misheard Hobo for something else. Perhaps why he changed it. Personally I prefer the more early bluesy albums like Love Hunter and Saints & Sinners. Saw the headlining with Ozzy Osbourne opening back in 1984
This song was a remake from them. Originally, it was released as a less harder song in 1982.
It’s about being tortured to make music in the R.E.M sleep. “The lonely street of dreams” Donald Marshall is the drifter (ghost writer) it sounds like a happy song but it’s deeper then what your understanding
I still see Tawney Kitaen when I hear this. I hope she is at peace.
Awesome in concert live yeah, good review yay 🎸🎤🥁🤘😎👍
Coverdale wrote the song after his marriage fell apart. Some of the best tunes definitely comes from heartbreak.
And then he married the girl of the video🥕
Loved Whitesnake have seen them live on stage 2 weeks ago
Great Band
But it was DC’s farewell tour
I saw these guys back in the 80's with the band Great White. Wasn't really my thing, but well, you gotta make your woman happy. Anyway, it ended up being a really good show and David Coverdale was on fire vocally. You mentioned the drums and I believe it was Tommy Aldridge that was playing for them at that time, and he's an incredible drummer. He played with Ozzy too, during his Randy Rhodes days.
Tommy Aldridge is a beast on the drums and I love him! But he wasn't the drummer who recorded the album. I believe that was Aynsley Dunbar. The studio musicians were not the ones that he toured with for that album. He put a new group together. I think Tommy just kills it, though. The 87 album also had Neil Murray on bass and John Sykes on guitar.
@@DavidLender Ansley is a beast too! I believe he played for Zappa at one time.
All time classic, across the world. Awesome voice.
Memories when I was young 👊🤎👊⚡🖤⚡🤍🦄🤍
After My divorce I was 20 and on my own again I'm stronger now
I remember the best time of my life lisent this song ♥️
RIP Tawny, 🙏 you set the bar!
No this is the 80s !!!! I miss them ! You all need to do more 80s Hair Metal ! You’ll love it !!!
Would love to see ya'll react to Pink, LIVE either at Brit Awards or AMA's Glitter in the Air. Thank you
I saw them I believe it was 1989 and they were AMAZING
Earlier Whitesnake:
"Fool For Your Lovin"
"Love Ain't No Stranger"
"Slow And Easy"
"Slide It In"
If you y'all look at the engineer for most of these 80s hair bands or glam all by one dude
Good selection, love this song!
In the 80s music were so different. But I love it. So many emotions and so much talent.
Just soo good!! Feelgood stuff!
Still of the night is a favorite, great guitar, drums and vocals. R.I.P. tawny kitten. The beautiful redhead. 😍
Classic rock for sure. ;)
I love rock and roll. It makes you feel like no other music can.
Saw them at the Texxas Jam in Dallas the first time. They were good live. Yes, Texxas Jam has 2 X's, at least back then it did.
You are cool, like to see your videos.
Whitesnake one of the best rock band, allthough they were not famous like other 80's rock band
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Regards from Hungary
Go Black Bears. UMaine Hockey 1993 National Champs. This was their team song.
This video us everything lol his wife Tawny Kitain is in it she a baddie 💃this was the 80's yo
.I was blessed wit da BEST ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Unfortunately you missed their hair! 😅
But seriously, what.a.voice! Love it!
You should do the 1982 version from the album saint and sinners instead of the 1987 version. 82 version is more bluesy
You guys are so cute 🥰 love this song !
Y'all need to check out more 80s hair bands skid-row did a concert they got to go on before Guns and Roses Sebastian Bach sang I remember you live and it was good Sebastian Bach from Skid Row can hit some high notes also check out some 80's country music much love
This song is in my playlist! David Coverdale was a great front man!
Great song brings back good memories of old friends many of them are gone thanks also really think y'all would love Little Feat can't seem to find anything of them on your list anything from the album Waiting for Columbus one of the best live albums ever
The sound Asia is referring to might be what is called A Wall of Sound, by late Phil Spector...but don't quote me on this. Thank you guys !
Also listen to Is This Love, another one of their best.
Asia's right they put all the producing stops out for this one it's highly recorded highly produced backup vocals stack to the max with guitars and everything just stacked in the song Aja you are correct.
Enjoyed this reaction
😁✌️🎶
Thank you!! 😁
You need to react to WHITESNAKE’S (Official Music Videos) to really appreciate WHITESNAKE!
Great song, is this love is another (IMO) check out white lion when the children cry .
David Coverdale....what a front man.
I highly recommend that the next Whitesnake video reaction you do should be their classic
"Slow an' Easy"
Whitesnake fkn jams....
Still of the Night
Slow n Easy
Love Ain't No Stranger
Is This Love
Fool for Your Lovin
Spit It Out
Great Song
Whitesnake, Rainbow and Gillan are all descended from Deep Purple
This music is usually classified as arena rock or hair metal.
Survey to church goers. Is this a song you could hear sung in church as inspiration?
Try Love ain’t no stranger or Dont break my heart again
Two great songs of DC
if you like whitesnake you really need to hear " slide it in "
You have to see the official video.
good pick! try (their old version of) fool for your lovin - one fantastic tune
"Slow and Easy"!!!!!
It's an anthem is my way of putting it.
You go Dave!
Now try,Cinderella,Judiest priest,Billy Squire,Tesla,Blackfoot,Def Leopard,Cure,EVH,George thorougood,
Should also listrn to the first version of this song off of sinners and saints much more soulful from the heart.
This song is all about tawny kitana
I HIGHLY recommend their song Still Of The Night, I think it's even better than this one and easily one of their best.
Yessssss
Should of did the video it's awesome
Look you just get in your T-top pop in your Whitesnake tape and drive down a country road 😃
Guys do their song- still of the night
Whitesnake SLOW AN` EASY ------- SLIDE IT IN
Great job
The original video is worth watching.
Sorry song is on saints and sinners
Love it
I am a professional guitarist; the word you are searching for, we call it overdrive..../🙂