This English hard rock group throughout all her career David Koverdejl (heads the river on September, 22nd 1951, Soltburn-baj-ze-si, England). Leading vocalist Deep Purple since 1973, has left Koverdejl group in 1976 and has written down two solo albums, Whitesnake and Northwinds. Soon it has generated a command for the tours, consisting of those musicians who participated in their creation. Under name Whitesnake the structure has included Miki Mudi (the river on August, 30th, 1950; a guitar, ýêñ – Juicy Lucy), Berni Marsdena (a guitar, ýêñ – Babe Ruth), Bryan Dzhonstona (keyboard), Nile Marri (bass) and David Davella (shock). It is a little later Johnston has replaced Pit Sollej and in this structure the group has written down debut EP, Snakebite which has reached 61st positions in English charts in June of 1978. 70 command has spent the extremity in active tours across England, Europe and Japan, and in 1980 their first American round has taken place.

During this period in structure Whitesnake there were some replacements, in group the former colleagues Koverdejla on Deep Purple keyboard player John Lord (had time to play the river on June, 9th 1941, Lejster, England) and drummer Jan the Pace (the river on June, 29th 1948, Nottingham, England). The composition of Koverdejla, Marsdena and Mudi Fool for Your Loving (number 13 in May of 1980) became the first British hit Whitesnake, and the double album, Live … in the Heart of the City has risen to the fifth place the same year. Disk Come An ’ Get It has climbed up the second position in the British charts in April of 1981, and composition Don’t Break My Heart Again from it has occupied 17 place in the same month.