Bernie Marsden, guitar player with hefty rock band Whitesnake, playing the guitar on the collection of a video clip contend Shepperton Studios, outdoors London, England, Great Britain, in 1978. Fin Costello/Redferns/Getty Images
Bernie Marsden, the initial guitar player for Whitesnake as well as co-writer behind several of the band’s greatest hits, passed away on Thursday (Aug. 24). He was 72 years of ages.
Marsden’s family members shared the information by means of a declaration published to the rocker’s Instagram web page, together with an image of Marsden grinning at the electronic camera. “On behalf of his family, it is with deep sadness we announce the death of Bernie Marsden. Bernie died peacefully on Thursday evening with his wife, Fran, and daughters, Charlotte and Olivia, by his side. Bernie never lost his passion for music, writing and recording new songs until the end,” checks out the article, which you can see here.
The celebrity carried out with Whitesnake from 1978 to 1982, as well as became part of the initial band schedule that consisted of frontman David Cloverdale, bassist Neil Murray, guitar player Mick Moody as well as drummer Dave Dowie. As component of the team, Marsden co-wrote the band’s greatest hit “Here I Go Again,” which he re-recorded with his bandmates in 1987. The track covered the Billboard Hot 100 tracks graph in October 1987 as well as invested 28 complete weeks on the tally. He likewise co-wrote “Fool for Your Loving,” which struck No. 37 on the Hot 100 in 1989.
During his four-year job in Whitesnake, Marsden added to the band’s very first 5 cds, 1978’s Trouble, 1979’s Lovehunter, 1980’s Ready an’ Willing, 1981’s Come an’ Get It as well as 1982’s Saints & Sinners. Beyond Whitesnake, Marsden carried out with a variety of various other bands consisting of the Moody Marsden Band as well as Alaska.
He likewise launched a variety of solo cds, with his latest task, Trios, launched in August 2022.
