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David Coverdale
Born 1951-09-22Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire, England, UK
David Coverdale (born 22 September 1951) is an English singer most famous for his work with Whitesnake, the commercially successful hard rock band he founded in 1978. Before Whitesnake, Coverdale was the lead singer of Deep Purplefrom late 1973 to March 15, 1976, when he resigned from the band and established his solo career. A collaboration album with Jimmy Page, released in 1993, was a commercial and critical success.
Screen work
Movies & roles
Whitesnake – Still Good To Be BadRoleSteve Vai - His First 30 Years: The DocumentarySelf (archive footage)Whitesnake: Greatest Hits (Revisited Remixed Remastered MMXXII)lead vocalsWhitesnake: The Purple TourHimself (Vocals)DiscoverdaleHimselfThe Ritchie Blackmore StorySelfWhitesnake: Live in '84 - Back to the BoneVocalsWhitesnake: Made in JapanLead SingerA Passion for the VineHimselfWhitesnake: Box 'O' SnakesSelfWhitesnake: Live in Landover 1980SelfDeep Purple: Phoenix RisingSelfGettin' Tighter: The Story of Mark IV Deep PurpleselfWhitesnake: Live At Donington 1990HimselfDeep Purple - Deepest PurpleSelf - Lead VocalsDeep Purple - History, Hits & Highlights '68-'76RoleWhitesnake: Live in the Still of the NightLead SingerWhitesnake - Starkers In TokyoVocalsWhitesnake in Concert - Sonoria Festival at Acquatica ParkVocalistDeep Purple: Heavy Metal PioneersSelfHard 'N Heavy Volume 10SelfKerrang! Video Kompilation 5HimselfRock n Roll MeltdownHimselfKerrang! Video Kompilation 1Himself