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“We all adored BB, and he asked us to write something for him. But when we listened back to the demo we agreed we should keep it. Sorry, BB!”: The classic song that Whitesnake wrote for the King of the Blues – but didn’t give to him

Saturday September 27, 2025. 11:00 AM , from Keyboard Magazine

And they later did the same thing with Tina Turner

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