Nope, Coverdale added Vai for the next album, "Slip of the Tounge"

The guitarist I was looking for was Adrian Vandenberg. He did most of the solo's on "Whitesnake" and even toured with them, because Coverdale had fired the rest of the band that had played in the studio on that album.


New one, should be easy.

This artist has worked with many other artists, including Mick Ronson, John Lennon, Mick Jagger, Brian Eno, Stevie Ray Vaughn and members of Chic. His bands include Tin Machine, Spiders, Feathers, The Lower Third and The Buzz.

Who is he?

David Bowie of course. I think.

Of course it's David Bowie. AKA The Thin White Duke, Ziggy Stardust and David Jones.

excellent. new question:

when Bob Dylan and Janis Ian were big underground rebellious folkies way back when, what names did they go by?

Hint: the answers are _ boy _ and _ girl _ and the words in the blanks are the same for both of them.

I knew the answer was either Vandenberg or Vai, but couldnt remember which of them played on which album. And something about the way you phrased the question made me think of Vai. As I recall, wasnt Vandenberg uncredited on the "Whitesnake" album, though he then played on the subsequent tour?

Whoa, hold your horses! The reason Vandenberg was not credited on the "Whitesnake" album is that he did not play on it. John Sykes did. Vandenberg was hired for the tour and they went back and re-recorded the solo for "Here I Go Again" so he wouldn't look so stupid in the video pantamiming something that wasn't even him. He stayed on to write the songs for "Slip of the Tongue" but Steve Vai wound up playing on the record. He claims he had a wrist injury that prevented him from recording the album but it's rumored that they were able to get Vai so they did. I usually spend a little time researching my questions first to make sure I have it right.

oops................!!!

I went by the fact he was listed on the album as having played on several songs. But, if what you say is true, then I was duped like everyone else. I know for fact he was on the tour, because I saw them in Detroit that summer. I definatley remember being excited about the fact Adrian was with the band and that was part of the reason I went to see them.

Looks like Whitesnake pulled a trick from the KISS bag by listing a person on the album who didn't play. (KISS did that with "Creatures of the Night". Ace was pictured and listed, but never came near the studio. Vinne played most of the tracks.)

I did research it BTW and even Allmusic.com show Adrian as playing on the album even on tracks other that "Here I Go"

uhm... anyone have answers for the question at hand?

I would say that your question is a stumper KWSN, or everyone was so overwhelmed by the previous question that yours got lost in the shuffle. Go ahead and give us the answer and a new question. By the way, Hi everyone!

is the answer cowboy and cowgirl?

The answer was Blind Boy Grunt and Blind Girl Grunt.

New question:

Who penned the song "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?"

wild guess......donovan?

nope, much older than that.

Pete Seeger.

One of the most heartfelt antiwar songs....ever.


Where did "Three Dog Night" get their name?

I heard this a long time ago but I'm not sure it's right. In the old days the family dogs were brought in to keep the family warm, sleeping with them at night, and the colder the night the more dogs were needed. An exceptionally cold night was known as a 3 dog night?

If I'm right someone else ask the next question as I won't be around till Monday morn.

AND YOU ARE RIGHT GOOD SIR!
and without being a threadjacker....(c'mon gboz you answered )...ok.

name all of the songs on Three Dog Nights album- "Seven Seperate Fools"

1. Black And White
2. My Old Kentucky Home
3. Prelude To Morning
4. Pieces Of April
5. Going To Circles
6. Chained
7. Tulsa Turnaround
8. In Bed
9. Freedom For The Stallion
10. The Writings On The Wall
11. Midnight Runaway

what band out of Espoo, Finland derives thier name from a famous serial murder?

Nice!............................

what band out of Espoo, Finland derives thier name from a famous serial murder?

Looks like a stumper

Lets mix up the Bag O' Trivia��™ and see what we can find...


Ooohh, that's a good one.

What drummer appeared as an extra as a kid in The Beatles first movie "A Hard Days Night"?

i'll guess phil collins since he's the answer to a bunch of the drummer trivia, is british, and seems about the right age

Hey look, it's the God of Thunder! Ain't seen you in age's!!! I'm gonna guess Keith Moon.

Im gonna go a different direction and guess Mitch Mitchell

Nope, Booray had it right from the start.

Good deduction by the way.

thank yuh

can't really think of a good question. anyone who can come up with one, go ahead

OK, I'll go again to make up for some missed time. (Don't ya hate it when they actually expect you to work at your job?)


What band is known for recording at least one track per album while completely nude?






No...it's not KISS **shudders**

Red Hot Chilli Peppers

I'll wait to make sure I'm right before asking.

Nope. They are known to perform live that way, though.

This band is Canadian if that helps.

uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........... sum41?

barenaked ladies?

As their name would suggest, yes it is them. They claim to have done it for at least one song since the "Born on a Pirate Ship" album.

still having trouble coming up with a decent question. anyone that wants to ask, go ahead

actually found some info that might make a decent one...gimme a second

Shitty and easy question, but here it goes:

Kirk Hammett's guitar teacher also taught the lead guitarist of what popular band from the 90's???

What famous and highly influential jazz pianist was recruited for Southeastern Louisiana University on a flute scholarship, where he received a thorough background in theory, played in the marching band, and also led his football team to a league championship as a quarterback before graduating as a piano major in 1950?

if i remember right, Satriani taught both Hammet and Larry LaLonde of Primus

Thelonious Monk???

nope. not monk