Great White - Once Bitten CD

Once Bitten CD music Tesla was a bit of an anomaly on the '80s scene. While making concessions to the Sunset Strip mentality of the era (song titles littered with slang, tracks laced with thinly veiled euphemisms), the music itself holds a great deal more in common with rough-and-tumble hard rock than with watered-down glam. The record's greatest assets are vocalist Jeff Keith, who combines an authentic blues delivery with competent melodic range, and guitarist Keith Hannon, who supplies ample electricity amid the four-measure riffing without devolving into showy, soulless solos. There are a handful of slowed-down offerings on RESONANCE, although, unlike pandering power ballads of the era, songs like ...

Once Bitten buy CD music Jon Bon Jovi discovered this Pennsylvania band, whose album is filled with the kind of catchy pop-metal his own band plays. Produced by Andy Johns. ~ John Book Recorded at Bearsville Recording Studios, Bearsville, New York; Kajem Studios, Gladwyn, Pennsylvania; Warehouse Studios and Sigma Studios, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, California. Personnel: Tom Keifer (vocals, guitar, piano); Jeff LaBar (vocals, guitar); Eric Brittingham (vocals); Barry Bennedetta (guitar); Jeff Paris (keyboards); Fred Coury, Jody Cortez (drums); Bill Mattson, Jon Bon Jovi, Tony Mills (background vocals). Recording information: Bearsville Sound Studios, Bearsville, NY; Kajem Studios, Gladwyn, PA; Sigma Studios, Philadelphia, PA; The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, CA; Warehouse Studios, ...

Once Bitten songs For their second Geffen Records studio release, Tesla unleashed an excellent set of bluesy metal and straight-rockin' '80s arena anthems on THE GREAT RADIO CONTROVERSY. With a title and theme derived from conflicting claims of who invented the radio made by Italian scientist and the band's namesake Guglielmo Marconi, the album strays a bit from the aqua-netted template of the glam metal era. Opting for a T-shirt and jeans image, front man Jeff Keith's sandpaper-coated vocals embody the band's emotionally energetic and slightly rootsy style. Guitarists Frank Hannon and Tommy Skeoch perfectly compliment each other's standout harmonic leads, which play nicely over Brian Wheat's solid low ...

Once Bitten album for sale BREAKING THE CHAINS may not be as strong as future Dokken releases such as UNDER LOCK AND KEY and BACK FOR THE ATTACK would be, but it laid down the groundwork for their future success. Don Dokken's operatic vocals and tales of heartbreak, as well as George Lynch's six string heroics, are already on display throughout the album, especially on such ...

Once Bitten CD music After successful albums that effectively followed contemporary hard rock trends, Cinderella reached back into the Stones and Aerosmith songbooks and created a sneering, raunchy hard rock album that was artistically their finest moment, even if it didn't reach the same commercial heights as its predecessors. But the sales figures don't matter (it only sold a million copies); Heartbreak Station shows that Cinderella has more genuine rock & roll grit than most of the metal bands of the late '80s. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Cinderella: Tom Keifer (vocals, guitar, dobro, mandolin, piano); Jeff LeBar (guitar); Eric Brittingham (bass); Fred Coury (drums, percussion, background vocals). The Memphis Horns: Andrew Love (saxophone); Dennis Ruello (baritone saxophone); Wayne Jackson (trumpet). Additional personnel: Jay Levin (steel guitar); Jay Davidson (saxophone, piano); Ken Hensley (organ); Rod Roddy, Brian O'Neal, Rick Criniti (keyboards); Bashiri Johnson (percussion); Roy McDonald (programming); Elaine Foster, Sharon Foster, Tara Pellerin, Carla Benson, Evette Benton, Curtis King, Brenda King, Tawatha Agee, Eric Troyer (background vocals).

Once Bitten buy CD music With ...Twice Shy, Great White followed through on the promise of Once Bitten..., turning in a tight, hard-rocking album that featured well-chosen covers (Ian Hunter's "Once Bitten Twice Shy") and impressive originals that replicated the classic arena rock sound of the '70s ("House of Broken Love," "Mistah Bone"). The result was the band's best album and its most popular -- the album broke into the Top Ten and sold over two million copies. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Recorded at Total Access, Redondo Beach, California. Personnel: Jack Russell (vocals); Michael Lardie (guitar, keyboards); Mark Kendall (guitar); Tony Montana (bass); Audie Desbrow (drums).