neil murray played bowed guitar on whitesnake still of the night.
neil murray played bowed guitar on whitesnake still of the night.
who played bowed guitar on whitesnake still of the night?
neil murray
in 1987, campbell joined the british hard rock band whitesnake. ex-thin lizzy and tygers of pan tang guitarist john sykes wrote and played the lead and rhythm parts on the multiplatinum-selling album simply titled "whitesnake" but was fired by the band's leader, david coverdale, after recording was completed. campbell was recruited to replace sykes in the new, glammed-up whitesnake coverdale had put together to conquer mtv and american audiences; other members included adrian vandenberg, formerly of teaser and vandenberg, tommy aldridge of ozzy osbourne and black oak arkansas fame, and rudy sarzo, who had become hugely successful playing with ozzy osbourne and quiet riot. while he didn't record an album, he replaced john sykes' guitar solo on the "give me all your love" 1988 single remix. campbell was fired from whitesnake after the band's 1987–1988 world tour.
vivian campbell
section::::bowed guitar players.









































bullet::::- eddie phillips was one of the first 20th century guitarists to use a bow. his bowed guitar can be heard on the creation's "making time".









































bullet::::- jimmy page, of led zeppelin and the yardbirds, is perhaps one of the most famous bowed guitar players. his bowed guitar can be heard on the songs "dazed and confused" and "how many more times" from the album "led zeppelin", and "in the evening" from the album "in through the out door".
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