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JOHN SYKES: Live Album Details Revealed

November 9, 2004

According to MelodicRock.com, legendary guitarist John Sykes (THIN LIZZY, WHITESNAKE, BLUE MURDER) has set "Bad Boy Live" at the title of his upcoming live album, recorded on his brief Japanese tour in April of this year. Joining Sykes in his touring band for the Japanese trek were former DREAM THEATER/YNGWIE MALMSTEEN keyboardist Derek Sherinian, bassist Marco Mendoza (WHITESNAKE, BLUE MURDER, THIN LIZZY) and drummer Tommy Aldridge (OZZY OSBOURNE, TED NUGENT, WHITESNAKE).

"Bad Boy Live", slated for release in Japan on December 16, will feature the following track listing:

01. Bad Boy
02. We Fall Down
03. Cold Sweat
04. Crying In The Rain
05. Jellyroll
06. Is This Love
07. Look In His Eyes
08. I Don't Wanna Live My Life Like You
09. Please Don't Leave Me
10. Still Of The Night
11. Thunder And Lightning

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