Slide It In - 1984

After the "Saints and Sinners" from 1982 it was in Whitesnake `hire and Fire '. Bernie Marsden, Ian Paice and Neil Murray left the group. Murray, however, came back quickly. The "Slide it in" is available in two versions. On the original album yet Mickey Moody plays guitar. The other musicians are Jon Lord (Keys), Mel Galley (guitar), Neil Murray (bass), Cozy Powell (drums) and of course David Coverdale (vocals). In the US version of John Sykes took over then the part of Moody. The first version was produced by Martin Birch yet. Then Keith Olsen was dazugeholt For the 2nd.

"Slide It In" is more typical Whitesnake, particularly of the texts here. But overall the sound is already US moderate. The album also marked the breakthrough in the States. There are some good songs at the start, for example, `Gambler`,` Slow an` easy` and `Guilty of love`. Overall, the music is but unexciting. In particular, the texts of Coverdale nervous just yet. Handwerlich the album is very good, no wonder if such musicians as Lord, Powell and co. are at the start.

"Love Hunter", "Ready an` willing" and "Saints and Sinners" I find better to have this the stronger songs. But 4 stars are still responsible for "Slide it in".