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Doogie White -
Storyteller .
Scottish singer Doogie White
joined the band La Paz in 1986, and recorded two albums with them:
"Old Habits Die Hard" (1986) and "The Amy Tapes" (1988). After that
he joined the Scottish band Midnight Blue. The band's only album,
"Take the Money and Run", was released in 1995 after the band had
broken up. He also sang on a Japanese tour for
NWOBHM-legends Praying Mantis. After that he joined the band Chain,
and the album "Eros of Love and Destruction" was released after the
band had broken up. Doogie joined Ritchie Blackmore's
newly-reformed Rainbow in 1994, and recorded one album with them,
"Stranger in Us All". Rainbow toured during 1996 and 1997, but
Rainbow was disbanded after the tour. Doogie has also done sessions
for other artists and also auditioned for Iron Maiden when they
were looking for a new vocalist. In 2000 Doogie and Royal Hunt
bassist Steen Mogensen started a project called Cornerstone, which
released the album "Arrival" the same year. A new Cornerstone album "Human Stain" was released in 2002, and Doogie also joined Yngwie Malmsteen's band for their new album "Attack!!" the same year.
On "Nostradamus", Doogie White sings the part of the
storyteller. |
Discography:
La Paz - Old Habits Die Hard (1986)
La Paz - The Amy Tapes (1988)
Midnight Blue - Take the Money And Run (1995)
Rainbow - Stranger in Us All (1995)
Chain - Eros of Love and Destruction (1996)
Cornerstone - Arrival (2000)
Cornerstone - Human Stain (2002)
Yngwie Malmsteen - Attack!! (2002)
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