Again, R.I.P. Jon Lord. That’s him on keyboards on this, the original version.
Below the jump is the better-known ’87 version. (Lord left Whitesnake in ’84 to help reform Deep Purple.)
My favuorite snogs, special spelling-corrected edition, thanks AZ: Whitesnake: “Here I Go Again”
July 20, 2012 by A. D. Jameson
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JOn Lord played the main solo in my musiacal life
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