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Vivian Campbell

Vivian Campbell

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Oct 11, 2026

BlakeHOST
18:30
We know that.
BlakeHOST
18:30
And it was Vivian Campbell on guitar, Jimmy Bain on bass, and Vinny Apisi on drums.
BlakeHOST
18:36
I believe Vinny Apisi was also in Sabbath when Dio was in Sabbath, at least the first time.
BlakeHOST
18:43
because they changed because I think Bill Ward was sick at the time or I can't remember or maybe the alcohol thing or whatever.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:24
A dollar from every ticket goes to City of Hope, which is the cancer center in California.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:29
That's where Vivian Campbell was treated for Hodgkin's lymphoma after his diagnosis.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:34
And it's where he went when, in his words, in the winter of 2023, I got really scared about what was happening and the pace at which it was happening.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:43
He called the treatment my only hope to survive.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:50
So the cancer has returned.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:52
He's continuing treatment and he's on this tour.
Scott PenfoldHOST
1:55
45 shows with the returning cancer diagnosis is either reckless or the most Vivian Campbell thing imaginable.
Scott PenfoldHOST
2:02
And having talked to enough musicians about this, I know which one it is.
Paulie ChristineHOST
4:29
part of it.
Paulie ChristineHOST
4:31
I think that was the greatest part, one, because you had Darren up there, you know, Marco was playing the bass, you had Vivian Campbell on guitar, that was the early parts of it.
Paulie ChristineHOST
4:42
Holy shit.
Paulie ChristineHOST
4:44
I mean, and that really, really appreciated because they really went in-depth with the set list, too.
Jake CrawfordGUEST
9:51
So that's just kind of been there.
Jake CrawfordGUEST
9:53
So, you know, Steve Clark and Phil Collin and then Vivian Campbell later on, because he was who was playing at that show, had a big deal to do with me wanting to do it, you know, and then MTV and whatnot.
Jake CrawfordGUEST
10:04
but uh randy rhodes i got hold of the tribute record for uh you know ozzy he was one of my big guys robin trower was uh always played at the house by dad you know yeah um because hendrix was always mentioned he was ubiquitous but then my dad was like hendrix is good but so is robin trower check out this album and then i learned all that stuff you know nugent you know you gotta learn Nugent at some point, you know? Yeah.
Jake CrawfordGUEST
10:32
Um, and then Steve Vai kind of catapulted me into what, trying to learn way more difficult stuff.
Mark PruittGUEST
10:43
And I wanna mention one other short, uh, I was just looking at here.
Mark PruittGUEST
10:46
Um, I wanna point out that Vivian Campbell, you know, guitar player for Def Leppard-
Greg KretschmarHOST
10:50
Yeah, we're aware
Mark PruittGUEST
10:50
... uh, found-
Eli GilbertHOST
64:50
Some of that happened I think at one point, but-
Hayes GriffinHOST
64:52
Oh man, yeah, that's, I was gonna say they didn't get Vivian Campbell, did they? Okay, we're gonna start talking about metal guitar players, and we can't do that.
Eli GilbertHOST
64:58
[laughs]
Hayes GriffinHOST
64:58
Yeah.
RobHOST
4:10
it, there's no drop-off at all, and it's the same band from the first album.
RobHOST
4:14
It's obvi- we mentioned Vivian Campbell.
RobHOST
4:15
It's Jimmy Bain.
RobHOST
4:16
It's Vinny Appice.

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CraigHOST
30:18
...
CraigHOST
30:18
Warren DeMartini fell through the ceiling onto the table and, and round and round.
RobHOST
30:21
And Vivian Campbell came out of a storefront to play in Rainbow in the Dark.
CraigHOST
30:24
Eddie running across a library table in Hunt for Teacher.
JJHOST
59:55
He's done a ton of session work.
JJHOST
59:57
He's also currently in the last in line with Vivian Campbell, Vinny Apice, and a new vocalist soon to be announced.
JJHOST
60:06
He also plays with William Shatner and the Uckers.
JJHOST
60:10
Yes, he does.
Chris JerichoGUEST
30:45
You can't keep everything in your head for sure.
Chris JerichoGUEST
30:47
When Vivian Campbell started Last in Line, he told me that for some of those Dio solos, he had to go watch YouTube.
Chris JerichoGUEST
30:55
And watch people playing them on YouTube to figure out how he played those solos.
Brian SlagelHOST
30:59
Yeah, that's very true.
KevinHOST
3:32
While Foreigner then released Inside Information later that year, Graham went on to release his second solo album in 1989, titled Long Hard Look.
KevinHOST
3:42
Turgon returned to play and write, while guitarist Vivian Campbell, formerly of Dio and having just finished a stint with Whitesnake, played on three songs.
KevinHOST
3:53
Given the relative success of the two albums and his continuing differences with Jones, Graham announced in May of 1990 that he was leaving Foreigner.
KevinHOST
4:03
Graham and Turgon began to collaborate and write material planned for another album.
KevinHOST
4:08
Originally intended to be a third solo album, a decision was made that with Graham having left Foreigner, that the album would be better served as the first album of a new band project rather than a solo project.
KevinHOST
4:22
As they continued to write, they also set up auditions for the proposed new outfit.
KevinHOST
4:27
Given his work on the previous solo album, both Graham and Turgon reached out to Vivian Campbell.
KevinHOST
4:33
Campbell had not been a part of the tour for Graham's album.

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