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Rumours continued to persist about an impending [[Led Zeppelin]] reunion, and come the early 1990s, it appeared as though it would finally come to fruition. However, when former singer [[Robert Plant]] began to have [[cold feet]] concerning the reunion, the plan was placed on hold. As a result, Page united with Coverdale. The project officially began in 1991, however, no recordings were issued until 1993, when an eleven track eponymous début [[album]], ''[[Coverdale-Page (album)|Coverdale-Page]]'' was released. They also released five [[single (music)|singles]]: 'Pride and Joy', 'Shake My Tree', 'Take Me for a Little While', 'Take a Look at Yourself' and 'Over Now'. This studio album marked a return to commercial success for Page since his days with Led Zeppelin. Rumours emerged that Coverdale and Page would be joined by [[John Paul Jones (musician)|John Paul Jones]] and [[Jason Bonham]] in a reformed Led Zeppelin, but this did not pan out. | Rumours continued to persist about an impending [[Led Zeppelin]] reunion, and come the early 1990s, it appeared as though it would finally come to fruition. However, when former singer [[Robert Plant]] began to have [[cold feet]] concerning the reunion, the plan was placed on hold. As a result, Page united with Coverdale. The project officially began in 1991, however, no recordings were issued until 1993, when an eleven track eponymous début [[album]], ''[[Coverdale-Page (album)|Coverdale-Page]]'' was released. They also released five [[single (music)|singles]]: 'Pride and Joy', 'Shake My Tree', 'Take Me for a Little While', 'Take a Look at Yourself' and 'Over Now'. This studio album marked a return to commercial success for Page since his days with Led Zeppelin. Rumours emerged that Coverdale and Page would be joined by [[John Paul Jones (musician)|John Paul Jones]] and [[Jason Bonham]] in a reformed Led Zeppelin, but this did not pan out. | ||
The duo's touring band consisted of Guy Pratt on bass guitar, Denny Carmassi on drums, and Brett Tuggle on keyboards. Coverdale Page performed a series of shows in Japan during December of 1993, with a set list that included selections from their debut recording, as well as classics from Whitesnake ('Still of the Night', 'Here I Go Again', etc.) and of course, Led Zeppelin ('[[Rock and Roll (song)|Rock and Roll]]', '[[Kashmir (song)|Kashmir]]', '[[Black Dog]]', etc.). However, sluggish tickets sales for a subsequent world tour resulted in the partnership being dissolved. Page then teamed up with Plant for | The duo's touring band consisted of Guy Pratt on bass guitar, Denny Carmassi on drums, and Brett Tuggle on keyboards. Coverdale Page performed a series of shows in Japan during December of 1993, with a set list that included selections from their debut recording, as well as classics from Whitesnake ('Still of the Night', 'Here I Go Again', etc.) and of course, Led Zeppelin ('[[Rock and Roll (song)|Rock and Roll]]', '[[Kashmir (song)|Kashmir]]', '[[Black Dog]]', etc.). However, sluggish tickets sales for a subsequent world tour resulted in the partnership being dissolved. Page then teamed up with Plant for the [[Jimmy Page and Robert Plant]] 'UnLedded' [[MTV]] project and Coverdale re-appeared from time to time with different Whitesnake line-ups. | ||
Revision as of 07:52, 23 October 2009
| Coverdale-Page | |
| Years active | 1991 - 1993 |
| Status | Defunct |
| Origin | London, England |
| Music genre(s) | Blues rock, Rock |
| Members | David Coverdale Jimmy Page Denny Carmassi Ricky Phillips Lester Mendel |
Coverdale-Page (sometimes written Coverdale • Page) was a collaboration band featuring Whitesnake lead vocalist David Coverdale, and former Led Zeppelin and The Firm guitarist Jimmy Page.
Overview
Rumours continued to persist about an impending Led Zeppelin reunion, and come the early 1990s, it appeared as though it would finally come to fruition. However, when former singer Robert Plant began to have cold feet concerning the reunion, the plan was placed on hold. As a result, Page united with Coverdale. The project officially began in 1991, however, no recordings were issued until 1993, when an eleven track eponymous début album, Coverdale-Page was released. They also released five singles: 'Pride and Joy', 'Shake My Tree', 'Take Me for a Little While', 'Take a Look at Yourself' and 'Over Now'. This studio album marked a return to commercial success for Page since his days with Led Zeppelin. Rumours emerged that Coverdale and Page would be joined by John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham in a reformed Led Zeppelin, but this did not pan out.
The duo's touring band consisted of Guy Pratt on bass guitar, Denny Carmassi on drums, and Brett Tuggle on keyboards. Coverdale Page performed a series of shows in Japan during December of 1993, with a set list that included selections from their debut recording, as well as classics from Whitesnake ('Still of the Night', 'Here I Go Again', etc.) and of course, Led Zeppelin ('Rock and Roll', 'Kashmir', 'Black Dog', etc.). However, sluggish tickets sales for a subsequent world tour resulted in the partnership being dissolved. Page then teamed up with Plant for the Jimmy Page and Robert Plant 'UnLedded' MTV project and Coverdale re-appeared from time to time with different Whitesnake line-ups.