Doug Aldrich

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Doug Aldrich (born February 19, 1964 in Raleigh, North Carolina), is a Los Angeles-based hard rock electric guitarist, since 2003 a member of Whitesnake. He has played previously with the bands Dio, Lion, Hurricane, Burning Rain and Bad Moon Rising. He has also released several solo CDs.

Contents

1 Discography
2 External links

Highcentered (1994)
Electrovision (1997)
Alter Ego (2001)
The Electro-Lesson / Guitar Instructional Video (1997)

Power Love (1986)
Dangerous Attraction (1987)
Trouble In Angel City (1989)

Slave to the Thrill (1990)

Bad Moon Rising (1991)
Blood (1993)
Opium For The Masses (1995)
Flames On The Moon (1999)
Full Moon Collection (2005)

Burning Rain (2000)
Pleasure to Burn (2001)

Killing the Dragon (2004)

Live: In The Shadow Of The Blues (2006)

Members
Whitesnake This box: view • talk • edit
David Coverdale - Doug Aldrich - Reb Beach - Uriah Duffy - Tommy Aldridge - Timothy Drury
Former members: Jon Lord - Dave Dowle - Ian Paice - Cozy Powell - Denny Carmassi - Aynsley Dunbar - Neil Murray - Rudy Sarzo
Bernie Marsden - Mel Galley - Micky Moody - John Sykes - Adrian Vandenberg - Vivian Campbell - Steve Vai - Warren DeMartini - Marco Mendoza
Discography
Studio albums: Snakebite - Trouble - Lovehunter - Ready an' Willing - Come an' Get It - Saints & Sinners - Slide It In - Whitesnake - Slip of the Tongue - Restless Heart -
Live albums: Live at Hammersmith - Live...In the Heart of the City - Starkers in Tokyo - Live: In The Shadow Of The Blues

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