Английская Википедия:Doogie White

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Douglas "Doogie" White (born 7 March 1960) is a Scottish rock vocalist who currently sings for La Paz and Alcatrazz. He has also notably sung for Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force, Praying Mantis and Tank.

Early life and career

White was born in Motherwell. He formed La Paz with guitarist Chic McSherry in 1984, playing around Scotland for four years and releasing two albums on cassette, before in 1988 joining melodic rock combo Midnight Blue, cutting one album (released only in Japan by Toshiba-EMI's Zero Corporation).

A trip to Japan in 1991 singing with Praying Mantis in a NWOBHM revival tour followed.

Career

Rainbow

After a demo tape forwarded to Ritchie Blackmore's management sat in a box for a few years, Candice Night discovered it and presented it to Blackmore when he was looking for singers to audition for Rainbow. Consequently, White was asked to audition for Rainbow, subsequently joining the band in 1994. He had also auditioned for metal bands Pink Cream 69 and Iron Maiden, losing out to Wolfsbane's Blaze Bayley.

To indicate how quickly his fortunes had changed in the year since meeting Blackmore, when Rainbow played the Labbatt's Apollo in Hammersmith, London in November 1995, he joked with the audience that the last time he was at the venue only a few years before, he was selling hotdogs in the lobby.

Just before the Rainbow job, White had been busy laying down tracks with Cozy Powell and Neil Murray for a solo Powell project.

Other professional activities

After the end of Rainbow in 1997, he then worked with former Midnight Blue guitarist Alex Dickson with the intention of securing a solo deal. Sessions on several tribute releases were next, the Whitesnake tribute Snakebites (2000), and several tracks included on 666 Number of the Beast (2004) a two-volume tribute to Iron Maiden out on Deadline. White also guested on Nikolo Kotzev's conceptual Nostradamus 2001 release.

A contribution to Royal Hunt bassist Steen Morgensen's solo project Arrival (under the moniker Cornerstone) was released in late 2000. A further series of albums were produced this time with White's creative input. White also joined Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force, touring through South America in late 2001, while Attack (2002) was White's first studio effort with the Swede.

Once Upon Our Yesterdays (2003) was the next Cornerstone album, and a set of dates for the band across Europe marked their live debut. In 2003, White was once again hired by Praying Mantis to provide vocals for half of the songs of their album The Journey Goes On.

In 2005, White fronted another Malmsteen opus, titled Unleash the Fury. In this year, he also recorded an album with guitarist Bill Liesegang under the Liesegang/White moniker. He also put together a part-time band with Mostly Autumn personnel monikered White Noise. A DVD from their support stint in the UK with Uriah Heep featured a live airing of "Tarot Woman" as well as other Rainbow tracks.

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White performing with Michael Schenker Group (MSG) at Kavarna Rock Fest 2012

in July 2007 he auditioned to lead sing for the israeli project Amaseffer but lost the part to Mats Levén

In 2007, the fourth Cornerstone album, Two Tales of One Tomorrow was released. Later the same year, White replaced Tony Martin as the frontman of the German band Empire. Empire released their fourth album Chasing Shadows in November, with White handling all vocal duties. On 26 February 2008, White announced on his website that he would no longer be a member of Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force.

On 20 December 2008, White was announced to be the new singer for NWOBHM band Tank. Tank's first album with White as lead singer is titled War Machine and was released in October 2010. In 2009, White was performing with La Paz again, as well as Tank. He has also recorded the vocals for an English version of the latest album by Argentinian rockers Rata Blanca.

He performed with Jon Lord twice, stepping in for Lord's regular singer Steve Balsamo. On 1 September 2009, White sang vocal parts in Lord's Concerto for Group and Orchestra at the opening night of the Fall Arts Fest in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. On 23 June 2010 he performed with Lord again, this time in Luxembourg during the Classic Rock Night with Big Band Opus 78.

In 2010, White participated in a tribute album titled Mister Bolin's Late Night Revival, a compilation of 17 previously unreleased tracks written by Tommy Bolin prior to his death in 1976. The CD included other artists such as HiFi Superstar, Eric Martin, Troy Luccketta, Jeff Pilson, Randy Jackson, Rachel Barton, Rex Carroll, Derek St. Holmes, Kimberley Dahme, and The 77s. A percentage of the proceeds from this project will benefit the Jackson Recovery Centers.

In 2011, White released an album with original material with German band Demon's Eye, titled The Stranger Within. White released his first solo album, titled As Yet Untitled in October 2011. He also completed an album of new material and reworked old songs with his first band La Paz. This album was called Granite and was released in February 2012. Tank released a second album with White on vocals, War Nation, in 2012.

A La Paz album with all new songs titled The Dark and the Light was released in May 2013. White has recently recorded an album with Michael Schenker titled Bridge the Gap, to be released in November 2013. He recorded an album with Vinny Appice, Marco Mendoza and Iggy Gwadera in 2014. In 2015, White released another album with Demon's Eye, titled Under The Neon and collaborated in the second Stardust Reverie Project album titled Proclamation of Shadows singing the tunes "410 Chelsea Street" and "Bring me the Hat of the Wizard from the West" (Doogie appears in the video made for this song).

White recorded two albums with Michael Schenker under the Temple of Rock moniker. Schenker reinvented his band as Michael Schenker Fest in 2017, which included various vocalists who had previously sung for it, including White. In 2020, White joined Alcatrazz, replacing original vocalist Graham Bonnet, with whom he had been part of Michael Schenker Fest. His most recent project is an album with Persuader guitarist Emil Norberg under the name Long Shadows Dawn.

Band timeline

• La Paz (1984–1988, 2009–present)
• Midnight Blue (1994)
• Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (1994–1997)
• Chain (1997)
• Cornerstone (2000–2007)
• Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force (2002–2007)
• Liesegang / White (2005)
• The Company of Snakes (2005)
• Empire (2007)
• Solo (2008–present)
• Tank (2008–2014)
• Rata Blanca (2009–2010)
• Demon's Eye (2011–2015)
• Michael Schenker's Temple of Rock (2011–2016)
• WAMI (2014)
• Michael Schenker Fest (2018–present)
• Alcatrazz (2020–present)

Discography

Date	Artist	Album Title	Notes
1985	La Paz	Old Habits Die Hard	Studio, Cassette only
1988		The Amy Tapes	Studio, Cassette only
1994	Midnight Blue	Take the Money and Run	Studio
1995	Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow	Stranger in Us All	Studio
		Black Masquerade – Rockpalast '95	Live, DVD&CD, Recorded 1995
1997	Chain	Eros of Love and Destruction	Studio
2000	Cornerstone	Arrival	Studio
2002		Human Stain	Studio
2003		Once upon Our Yesterdays	Studio
2005		In Concert	Live
2007		Two Tales of One Tomorrow	Studio
2002	Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force	Attack!!	Studio
2005		Unleash the Fury	Studio
2003	Praying Mantis	The Journey Goes On	Studio, tracks: 2 to 4, 6 to 8, 10
2005	Liesegang / White	Visual Surveillance of Extreme	Studio
2005	M3	Rough an' Ready	Live, DVD＆CD
2007	Empire	Chasing Shadows	Studio
2009	Rata Blanca	The Forgotten Kingdom	Studio, English version
2010	Tank (Tucker/Evans)	War Machine	Studio
2012		War Nation	Studio
2011	Demon's Eye	The Stranger Within	Studio
2015		Under the Neon	Studio
2011	Doogie White	As Yet Untitled	Studio, Solo album
2012	Doogie White & La Paz	Granite	Studio
2013		The Dark and the Light	Studio
2016		Shut Up and Rawk!	Studio
2011	Michael Schenker's Temple of Rock	Temple of Rock	Studio, only one track
2012		Temple of Rock: Live in Europe	Live
2013		Bridge the Gap	Studio
2015		Spirit On A Mission	Studio
2016		On a Mission: Live in Madrid	Live
2014	WAMI (White/Appice/Mendoza/Iggy)	Kill The King	Studio
2015	Stardust Reverie Project	Proclamation of Shadows	Studio, track 5, 7
2017	John Steel & Doogie White	Everything or Nothing	Studio
2018	Come Taste The Band	Reignition	Studio, All tracks except 5 & 6
2018	Michael Schenker Fest	Resurrection	Studio, track 2, 3, 5, 9, 12
2019		Revelation	Studio, track 1, 2, 4, 6, 11
2021	Michael Schenker Group	Immortal	Studio, only one track
2021	Long Shadows Dawn	Isle of Wrath	Studio
2021	Alcatrazz	V	Studio
2023	Alcatrazz	Take No Prisoners	Studio

Guest sessions

• Gary Hughes: Once and Future King Part II (2003)
• Takayoshi Ohmura: Nowhere to Go (2004)
• Takayoshi Ohmura: Emotions in Motion (2007)
• Anphoria's Empire: Single "Believe in the Mothercorn"Шаблон:Dead link (2009) (Story about this song)
• Sebastien: Tears of White Roses (2010)
• Roadway: ROADWAY (2011)

Cornerstone

Cornerstone is a hard rock band formed by former Rainbow vocalist Doogie White and former Royal Hunt bassist Steen Mogensen. Other musicians have been added to that core including guitarists Jacob Kjaer, Kasper Damgaard and drummer Allan Sorensen. The band has put out four studio albums and one live double compact disc release.

Discography

• Arrival (2000)
• Human Stain (2002)
• Once Upon Our Yesterdays (2003)
• In Concert (2005)
• Two Tales of One Tomorrow (2007)

Videography

• White Noise: In the Hall of the Mountain King (2004)
• Deep Purple Rock Review 1969–1972 (2004)
• Inside Black Sabbath (2004)
• Inside Rainbow (2004)
• M 3: Rough an' Ready (2006)
• Guitar Gods – Ritchie Blackmore (2007)
• Rainbow: Black Masquerade – Rockpalast '95 (2013)

External links

• Шаблон:Official website
• LaPaz website
• Demon's Eye website
• Doogie White discography and album reviews, credits & releases at AllMusic
• Doogie White discography, album releases & credits at Discogs.com
• Doogie White albums to be listened as stream at Spotify.com