David Coverdale Talks New Music, 'Shut Up and Kiss Me' | Jonesy's Jukebox
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- #Whitesnake singer, #DavidCoverdale doesn't shy away from anything! He sits with Steve Jones on Jonesy's Jukebox to talk about the sexual innuendo of the band's name and his new album featuring, "Shut up and Kiss Me."
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Still loving this in 2023, Coverdale and Jonesy absolutely wonderful
Coverdale is simply on Fire. Always liked his music and seems like a decent chap. Brilliant
Jonesy's interviews are so "in my living room, just hanging out with a friend" vibe. I appreciate that.
Sadly too many of a certain ilk just prefer a list of boring questions, especially if they can't grasp English humour and 2 English guys having a laugh!
Jones don't put on an act. ❤
Looks, brains and that spine tingling singing voice 😉 he won the gene pool drawing for sure. Glad for him to have successfully raised a family during his music career. The man is definitely blessed.
‘What a ripping yarn this is’... an absolute hoot!! 😂😂🐍
GET THIS MAN HIS OWN SHOW!!! 😂🐍😂🐍😂
He has. Or had. I remember watching him doing a podcast on his own. It was horrible. Horrible!
This is one of Jonesy's best interviews.
this is nice but not a interview, its like two brohers at home
Coverdale is as charming and brilliant as ever!
so great to hear Phil so warmly remembered. A legend so underrated here in the states.
It was nice to her them speak about Phil Lynott.
Phil Lynott is considered a legend in America.
How can anyone give this a thumbs down? This stuff is radio gold.
I didnt do that but Whitesnake is a terrible band, worse than Limp Bizkit. Deep Purple are legends tho, and he was in that so Ill give him props for that.
@@Chaz4543Whitesnake is and awesome band. Great singing and great playing. You're probably another Nancy that hates metal when it has melody.
And Jones knows 70's rock very very well.
Hughes/Coverdale was always my favorite incarnation of Deep Purple: Burn, Stormbringer and Come Taste the Band.
@@harryflowers3433 Tommy is amazing on that album!
@@harryflowers3433 Could not agree more. I do have Teaser. Love it. He was an incredible guitarist and, much like Randy, went far too soon.
Quite right, especially the Come Taste ... - Album
I was more a fan of that era and all the post-split solo stuff: Teaser, Private Eyes, Play Me Out, Malice in Wonderland and Coverdale's Northwinds. Proper songs. My first ever gig was PAL at the Glasgow Apollo. I even had the Billy Cobham Spectrum album, which impressed my muso friends when Massive Attack sampled it.
@@glammer I have the Spectrum album as well. Amazing!
His Mam never forgave Hitler for invading Poland..D.C. is a class act
Coverdale has a great radio voice
Indeed!
With all the British references and inside rap, I haven't a fucking clue as to what they're talking about - but I can listen to it all day long.
I dont think Ive ever watched a David Coverdale interview before and I feel I cheated myself. He is a hoot, super funny, comes off like your cheeky, friendly neighbor.
Quick witted Mr Coverdale - 1 of the great rock voices of all time - 1st time I heard Burn Album It was like Ian who. Coverdale and Hughes what a combo. Best purple vocals ever.
I saw David Coverdale on Loose Women. He was very debonair and charming on that. I think he is a hidden British treasure.
One thing I can't ever reconcile is the difference between Coverdale's interviews (witty and intellectual) and his song lyrics (juvenile and hackneyed).
In fairness to DC he's said on many occasions that he wishes he could write lyrics about other things but when he tries he hates the results. The way I reconcile it is that he doesn't take himself too seriously and his lyrics should be treated as very tongue in cheek. Interestingly two other great British Blues/Rock/Soul singers, Paul Rodgers and Steve Overland, don't write great lyrics either. Robert Plant may well be the exception that proves the rule.
Witty and intellectual...he was going on about his white snake and how the song was all about his willy. Then he suggested Jonesy was fondling himself. Yea very witty and intellectual. The man is the king of the double entendre either in interviews or songs.
Rock and roll is about partying, sex and self empowerment. He stayed true to the original idea of rock and roll.
Snake us about power blues cock rock ...its not Dylan
Because it’s Rock n Roll, not English Literature!
This is one of the BEST Jonesy's Jukeboxes ever
Coverdale has a gift for chatting. Especially when he is very comfortable with the host.
I enjoyed this interview very much and will search for more of these "Jonesy's Jukebox" episodes for
more entertainment.
Jon.Lord - what a Gem.!!
Mr.Coverdale needs his own show as well.Quite the racontuer.
Gerald King definitely, so entertaining!
I agree and he’s very articulate, speaks clearly and has the gift of gab. He enunciates very well and I understood everything he said. In fact, he speaks better than Jones and is brighter and faster than him! He could easily be a host!!
Why not give him his own show? He speaks fine its just that his singing voice has been a bit dodgy for a while now. So as long as he doesnt sing on this show then why not?
I love david coverdale true rocker and always goodlooking
This is brilliant chat, and a chat it is, full with anecdotes and their memories of the early days till now. But this guy needs his own show....!
I remember watching him doing a podcast on his own. It was aweful. Jusg horrible. He is probably best as a guest and not a host.
Unexpectedly brilliant chat, like button thumbs up!
DC is so funny hes a great character! relaxed interview
Nice to see Jonesy happy. He’s had it rough.
He hasn't had a bad bloody life! WTF are you talking about?
Best guest ever!...."Are you on the Cusp?"
Mr. Coverdale really is quite engaging & unique; his "tongue & cheek" brand of humor was surprising & entertaining. He's well spoken but not in an entitled or "high brow" manner. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and was left wanting more!
OMG DC the show is a riot. Lol You do need your own show!
Sheryl Douglas u Said it! Love this show
LONG LIVE SIR DAVID!!! Too good these two knocking it back n' forth!
"There's nothing worse then being a Member of a Flaccid Club". I love that British Humor.
Nothing worse than a flaccid member.
I can't stop giggling about the idea that Coverdale was wailing 'All I hear is "Bert!" at the California Jam
Two great story tellers!
Never been a fan of Whitesnake, but Coverdale's bloody hilarious in interviews!
OMG David Coverdale is a hoot... Lol Great show
looks like my aunt Pauline & equally as amusing - funny bloke!
vunderground1 Absolutely!
His voice when just chatting sounds like its studio enhanced ...amazing character
I luv this SO BRITISH I use to love Whitesnake back in '86
His very first line to a song is iconic. No way around it folks. Iconic!!!
Great show today and I got to here it from here in New Jersey! David is quite funny! He's such a rockstar in a funny way! Love it! See how cool the show is when a sEx pIsToL pUnK rOcKeR does a show with the main man from Whitesnake! The coffee insaults.. The witty comments about David's thingy.. Haha.. Love it! More.. More.. More! Plus any conversation about the SUPER AWESOME Thin Lizzy and Phil in particular is FANTASTIC in my book! Great show! Have David on the "Box" again! He's awesome KLOS.. 😀👍
brilliant show again ...
David so happy to see the punker and metal getting along. Lads laughing about
1:41 : I find it interesting how he changed his accent. I very much doubt he had elocution lessons as a kid. If you hear him talk in early Deep Purple interviews he sounds completely different - his Saltburn accent is really strong there. So he must have started to speak like Shakespeare at least after joining Deep Purple...doubt his mum paid for lessons then. My opinion is he changed it himself in an effort to fit in with a southern band and to play up to a British stereotype in America.
I can't understand half of what they said but it was funny as hell.
Dentures
If you have never seen it try to find footage of Cozy Powell's drum solo when he was with either Whitesnake or the Michael Schenker group it was incredible and included the kit rising on the stage, Tchaikovsky and fireworks.
I saw him do a solo when he was in Black Sabbath! Most drum solos are boring as fuck,but Cosy's was amazing!
this was great!!!!!! love seeing jonesy larfing!!! props to David!
Nice to see you, to see you nice! Sir Coverdale always lifts the heart.🤘🏼🤘🏼
Love you David!
Keep rockin.
Great entertainment for my Saturday morning
You know it's a cool host when the guest starts to ask the host questions. Btw, there are nothing better than British rock artists.
Whitesnake had those two great albums from 1987 and 1990. Also liked Coverdale/Page. He had a great voice.
Charles Mendias “slide it in” was pre ‘87 bruh ... and the reason I was listening to whitesnake in the first place 😉 that ‘87 stuff was wimpy in comparison
@@MM1717mm But that wimpy stuff gave him the recognition he deserved. I am sure wouldn't change any of it.
Nice to see DLT's still working.
Coverdale has a great voice for radio too.
Superb stuff this. Like an episode of Saxondale!!!
I love all your songs! My favorite saying of you is Where are you? I like to remember persons important saying! Like Arnold S. saying is from movies I’ll be back! I would call in but I don’t have a beautiful voice like you have & main reason I would not know what to say except I love your awesome music!👏💯❤️😻👋
I was at Hazelden with David Coverdale back in the day -
Rock god with an amazing sense of humour. Brilliant show.
Could listen to these two old tarts all day long, being an old tart myself.
They all look like dinner ladies with aspbergers now
@@kevcatnip7589 😆🤣😂
@@kevcatnip7589 Its Aspergers, and there isn't a certain look that goes with it, you dull witted ignoramus.
How will you look when you're in your late 60's? Grey and wrinkled I suspect.
@@CB-xr1eg OH NO ,,THAT TIRED OLD ASPERGERS SHIT ,,,I WILL LOOK GOOD THEN ,,,CLIVE ,,,HE WONT PAY YOU TO LICK HIS ARSE ...
I met him and his girlfriend (at the time) many years ago in 81 when Whitesnake were making 'Come an' Get It', we ended up having a drinking spree. He hasn't changed at all. Still down to earth, lovely guy.
David should make a new album 2024
Met Coverdale backstage Donington 83 I think it was, all the area done out in camouflage Anyway a nice geezer then and appears to be now bless his soul. Not bad for a Yorkshireman ;-)
love the burn album and I loved the way DC kept this going when jonesy seems lost ..... but I do think coverdale is channeling ken dodd a bit from time to time ....... rock on
Love this love david
Best shows with Brits in the studio...
Great little interview, Mr Coverdale on fine form. Legend.
One of the best Jonesy has done....Coverdale should also had his show!!
Coverdale certainly has enough charisma! I had no idea he was that funny! I like a guy that can make fun of himself! By comparison, Robert Plant takes himself WAY too seriously!
Great songs so far, exciting new album on the way.
I hope you will come to Portugal this tour, been a while.
David Coverdale should do audio books. I could listen to him talk all day long.
DC-Are you fondling yourself? hahahahah! That was so funny. I've always thought DC was and continues to be amazing. He's not just an incredibly talented and attractive rock star. The man is seriously intelligent and funny. Great interview.
That is incredibly true about losing the people we know and
Love, I lost only beautiful sister 3 years ago and j u st not the same
It is something I am still getting on with but the grieving you to take
Time for that, I go to hypntherapy, meditate etc..It is my best Medicine
Ever and of course MUSIC!!! It heals the soul 💕💕
Love Jonesy jukebox
And David Coverdale is so gracious and hilarious personality 👍👍
David Coverdale funny bastard!! Love him!!
Jesus, this bloke is hilarious, he needs to do voice-overs for an adult Pixar movie...he could be a talking white-snake (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)
matt berrys dad
Actually, he could be Stewie's new brother on Family Guy, has the voice
Born n raised Marine Parade, Saltburn...about 200 yards from me right now
Chimay Brewery is a brewery at Scourmont Abbey, a Trappist monastery in Chimay, Hainaut, Belgium, one of the eleven breweries worldwide that produce Trappist beer.
Nice words for Philo. 18' 50", 25'20"
Briljant stuff! I've never imagined these two in the same room.
Fantastic 😇❤️🇬🇧
One of the top 3 interviews Jonesy has done!! Brilliant
D.C. pure class, love his sense of humor. I would absolutely love to sit down and have dinner with him and his charming adorable wife!
Great interview both of them
These two. Great banter.
Blackmore was under the impression that Purple didn't want him there at The Rock 'N' Roll Hall Of Fame, but that came from Purple's management. Gillan rang David and said that the current lineup would play a couple of tracks and then it' d be great if Ritchie, David and Glenn came up for 'Smoke On The Water.' Ritchie still likes to stir things up a bit I think, and he's certainly got animosity to the management who was once his and Rainbow's manager.
A fundamental and candid interview from a rockstar who expresses himself from a interesting musical background and music is still hot and i love David's accent .lake Tahoe and wish i could go !!!
el mundo agradecido x tu bondad
David's face as soon as Jonsey mentions Phil: Wow!
Great podcast been a whitesnake fan since I was 14 years old. Now 45 I feel like they wrote the soundtrack of my life. Been a great ride blasting still in the night on the speakers.
@Jeremy Watson
"Still of The Night."
Not "still in the night."
A true Whitesnake fan would know that.😒
Oh I love that man!
Man, I love these podcasts. I can enjoy them more than the JRE ones. :)
Never listened to Whitesnake before, never really heard about this guy, but he seems cool and down to earth, I like him.
Actually DC you co-wrote Here I Go Again. The person’s name is Bernie Marsden, in case you forgot.
He did? LOL!!
Catfather B , hi! Yes, he did for a 1982 album, called Saints and Sinners. Bernie was also the guitarist, along with Micky Moody, for the band. Have a lovely day.
@@renecents yes, I meant David forgot, lol
@@catfatherb2072 :) Sorry, my mistake … it must be catching. In recent interviews, it does seem David, loves the "I" word, and seems to forget, "We". Maybe, he is on a verbal diet and wants to cut his use of letters down by half. ;)
Hey Dafyd, yes mate, but then it is not Bernies’ memory I’m questioning. Have a good one.
David Coverdale is fuckin’ legend! Wine,women and song!
Jonesy doesn't ask many questions and I think David picked up on that fact and ended up interviewing himself while Jonesy just seemed out of it.
Come on, Coverdale was quite inspired just that
Jonesy is boring and dry..
@@michaelsteven1090 dont watch then.
theWARMJET Im not. First time, last time
@@michaelsteven1090 goodbye.
These Guys are Funny, lived UK 79~83
Belgian Chimay….
🗣Tremendous!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks Schenker was Ted Mckenna on Drums and Cozy was in the Graham Bonnet version of Rainbow who I saw live in 1979.
@Chris Town
The late Cozy Powell also played drums with The Michael Schenker Group long before the late Ted McKenna EVER joined.☺
In fact, Cozy toured with MSG for their first album, The Michael Schenker Group, the first one that drummer Simon Phillips played on?
That one.
Don Airey played keyboards, Mo Foster played bass, and all three of those gentlemen were listed simply as session musicians, and only Gary Barden and Michael Schenker were actual band members for that version of MSG.
Cozy Powell played drums on their second studio album, MSG, and their live album, One Night at Budokan.
Cozy also played drums on Whitesnake's Slide It In album.
(Simon Phillips did play on a 30 year reunion tour and video with MSG for vocalist Gary Barden's return, which they filmed a live concert DVD for.
Actually, Simon played on two other studio albums with MSG, too.
But back in the early days of Simon Phillips' drumming career, he rarely went on tour with bands because he was a studio/session drummer, primarily.
That's why Judas Priest brought Les Binks in on drums for the Sin After Sin tour:
Simon chose not to tour with the band live.)
Cozy slammed the skins for Black Sabbath as well, in addition to his solo forays.
Whenever you really needed big drums with even even bigger sound?
Cozy Powell was usually the go-to guy to call.
He always had extra deep power toms and his double kicks were always 26" or 28" when 22" or 24" tended to be more typical or standard.
(Bonzo from Led Zep played a 26" kick drum.)
Cozy played with ALL the bands listed below:
Bedlam, Cozy Powell's Hammer, The Jeff Beck Group, Rainbow, MSG, Whitesnake, Emerson, Lake & Powell, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath, The Brian May Band, Robert Plant, Suzi Quatro, Peter Green Splinter Group, Thin Lizzy, Cinderella.
@@toddvandell85 If only those first two Michael Schenker Group albums were mixed better, they would be masterpieces to the level of VH1&2 (by the way check out his entire Thank You acoustic series in my channel, available now) xDDDDDDD Leave a comment! \m/
This is the best JJB show I’ve ever seen , I saw Coverdale at the Lincoln Technical College UK on their second date , I think the album was Northwinds , they even had Dixie Lee on drums from Lonestar (the English version darlings) I don’t think he got through the tour. It would have been 75 pence a ticket. He was a long way from Deep Purple at that time .
'You have to soften it in the sun'
Quaint=pittoresco in italian(o).And Frontiers based in Napoli/Naples
David is wonderful