(hennemusic) Whitesnake are streaming a lyric video for their 1997 tune, "Restless Heart", as a preview to the June 19 release of new collection entitled "The Rock Album."
The title track to the band's ninth studio record is featured alongside a mix of tunes from the past three decades in the first project in the band's "Red, White and Blues Trilogy", a series of new collections organized by musical themes that will include: "Love Songs" (red), "The Rock Album" (white) and "The Blues Album" (blue).
The compilation includes one previously-unreleased song, "Always The Same", which was recorded during sessions for 2019's "Flesh & Blood" set.
"All the songs have been revisited, remixed and remastered," writes singer David Coverdale in the liner notes for the set. "Some have been musically embellished where my co-producer Michael McIntyre, my new mixer Christopher Collier and I felt it appropriate or necessary to bring out the best in these songs."
"The Rock Album" will be available on CD, a double-LP set pressed on 180-gram, white vinyl, and via digital and streaming services. Watch the video here.
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