Taken together, David Coverdale's first two post-Deep Purple solo albums, 1977's White Snake and 1978's Northwinds, are rather more subdued and, while not exactly laid-back, more in a mainstream late-'70s rock groove than you might expect from a singer who fronted both Deep Purple and Whitesnake, with pit stops for roots rock, AOR ballads, and gently funky stuff. Taken on their own terms outside of the context of Deep Purple and Whitesnake, they're mediocre listening, the product of a man uncertain about where to take his music as a solo act, without the rock-hard hard rock support of one of his steady bands.

*WHITESNAKE Slide It In (2009 issue UK Limited 25th Anniversary Edition 2-disc set, comprising a 20-track CD album featuring the classic US mix of the album, which has now been expanded with 10 Bonus Recordings including the UK mix of the album, the rare single b-side, 'Need Your Love So Bad', and a live recordings of 'Love Ain't No Stranger'; plus a Bonus DVD with TV appearances and footage from their 1983 headline appearance at the 1983 Monsters Of Rock Festival, Donnington. Presented in a sealed digipak picture sleeve complete with a 24-page booklet containing brand new sleevenotes written by David Coverdale, rare & unpublished photos and archive memorabilia).

Два первых сольных альбома Дэвида Ковердэйла в одной упаковке плюс четыре бонус трека.
По-моему настоящий подарок фэнам Дэвида.

Здесь всё предельно просто: акустическая гитара Адриана Ванденберга плюс легенда - Дэвид Ковердэйл.