Restless Heart by Whitesnake, album cover
Album

Restless Heart

Released26 March 1997
LabelEMI
Popularity44.1
Also cited23 May 1997

Restless Heart is Whitesnake's ninth studio album, released in March 1997 on EMI. David Coverdale produced it and first planned it as a solo record, but the label pushed for it to appear as "David Coverdale & Whitesnake". It follows the band's late-80s peak and a split from Geffen Records in 1994, which meant it never had a North American release and could only be found there as an import.

The sound is more subdued than on the two albums before it, leaning towards a restrained, mature style of rock. It is also the only full-length Whitesnake studio album to feature guitarist Adrian Vandenberg throughout, despite his place in the group since 1987. Reviews were mixed and it reached number 34 in the UK, but it is an interesting record to hear as a farewell of sorts: the tour was billed as the band's last, until they reformed in 2003. Rhino reissued it in 2021 with remastered and remixed versions and previously unreleased material.

Restless Heart: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 55:58

Tracklist

  1. 1Don’t Fade AwayDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg5:02
  2. 2All in the Name of LoveDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg4:43
  3. 3Restless HeartDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg4:51
  4. 4Too Many TearsAdrian Vandenberg and David Coverdale5:45
  5. 5CryingDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg5:35
  6. 6Stay With MeJerry Ragovoy and George David Weiss4:10
  7. 7Can’t Go OnDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg4:28
  8. 8You’re So FineDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg5:11
  9. 9Your Precious LoveDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg4:35
  10. 10Take Me Back AgainDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg6:03
  11. 11Woman Trouble BluesDavid Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg5:37
Produced by
David Coverdale
Recorded at
Sierra Sonic Studio (Reno, Nevada)
Recorded
1995 – 1997
Mixed by
Mike Shipley
Mixed at
Lake Tahoe Studio, Larrabee Sound North
Engineered by
Bjorn Thorsrud
Label
EMI
Length
55:58

Line-up

  • Denny Carmassi · percussion, drums (drum set)
  • Guy Pratt · bass guitar
  • Brett Tuggle · keyboard, background vocals
  • Adrian Vandenberg · guitar
  • Beth Andersen · background vocals · guest
  • David Coverdale · lead vocals
  • Tommy Funderburk · background vocals · guest
  • Maxine Waters · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Too Many Tears” · 12 May 1997
  • “Don't Fade Away” · 13 October 1997

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199734
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 19973
Swedish Albums · 19975
Finnish Albums · 19977
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199710
Hungarian Albums · 202122
Swiss Albums · 199723
German Albums · 199726
Scottish Albums · 199730
Norwegian Albums · 199735
All 16 charts
Austrian Albums · 199745
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 202155
Dutch Albums · 199765
Spanish Albums · 202183
Japanese Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) · 202287
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 2021141

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44.1
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How we know the release date wikipedia 1997-03-26 vs 1997-05-23 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz23 May 1997ignored lone early release dated 1997-03-26
Wikipedia infobox26 March 1997
Wikidata1997
UK / Europe release23 May 1997earliest UK or European date
5 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
26 March 1997JPEMI4988006725911original
23 May 1997GBEMI724385680625other
29 October 2021XERhino190295022648other
29 October 2021USRhinodeluxe
22 December 2021JPRhino4943674344154other
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coverartarchive930×930upscaled