From the South American tour accompanying "RESTLESS HEART" in 1997, the longest and best version of the professional shot video of the performance in Buenos Aires, Argentina on December 13th, which was the final performance of the tour, is here. It is the same content as "Last Hurrah" which appeared three years ago and still reigns as the definitive version of the performance on the same day. It is recorded 30 minutes longer than "Soldiers Of Fortune" (PGDM-004), which has long been rated as the best already released in specialist magazines, and the image quality and sound quality have been upgraded to an incomparable level, making it a must-have for fans. The chorus of "Ola Ola Whitesnake" erupts from the crowd that filled the large venue, as is typical of South America. The vocals are unstable in the first few songs due to a malfunction of David's microphone equipment (the microphone is quite troubled in the first two songs), but after that David himself recovers and shows a great performance. The guitars are played by Adrian Vandenberg, David's right-hand man at this time, and Steve Farris, who has worked with MR.MISTER and ALICE COOPER. The rhythm section is played by Denny Carmassi and Tony Franklin, who have the best technique. Every song in Whitesnake's performance during this period, which gave us a unique sound that was spontaneous and slightly fusion-oriented, is worth listening to. Everyone will be glued to the bass solo incorporated in Ready An' Willing. The instrumental number Oi shows the high-quality performance of the backing band with outstanding skills, and although it is not very Whitesnake-like, it is a great highlight. There are also many must-see scenes such as the medley performance of Lovehunter ~ Slow An' Easy and the previously unreleased Still Of The Night. In Is This Love, the singing is intentionally suppressed to make the audience sing along, so it is interesting that it is recorded in a strange way. At the end of the last number, Still Of The Night, David gives an MC to thank the fans. After the show, the fans cheer loudly to praise the band, and you can see the big excitement of the final show. The members leave the venue waving their hands, and David, who is left alone, sings Soldier Of Fortune with a wonderful voice. This can be said to be a famous scene in Whitesnake history. Then We Wish You Well plays, and the camera captures David's deeply moved expression, which is really moving. For fans, this take alone is worth getting. As a bonus, a professional shot of Love Ain't No Stranger from the Sao Paulo show on December 6, 1997 is added. This is also recorded in the highest quality, making it a rare take that fans must see. This is a must-have for all Whitesnake fans. Original menu included. Live at Ferro Carril Oeste Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina 13th December 1997 PRO-SHOT(Best & Longest Version) 1. Intro. 2. Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues 3. Give Me All Your Love 4. Love Ain't No Stranger 5. Too Many Years 6. Hit An' Run/Ready An' Willing 7. Bass Solo/Ready An' Willing 8. Lovehunter Slow 9. An' Easy 10. Oi 11. Band Introductions 12. Is This Love 13. Restless Heart 14. Don't Break My Heart Again 15. Fool For Your Loving 16. Here I Go Again 17. Still Of The Night 18. Soldier Of Fortune 19. We Wish You Well Bonus Track Live at Parque Antartica, Sao Paulo, Brazil 6th December 1997 20. Love Ain't No Stranger David Coverdale - Vocals Adrian Vandenberg - Guitar Steve Farris - Guitar Derek Hilland - Keyboards Tony Franklin - Bass Denny Carmassi - Drums PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.94min.
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