Audie I hope you see this, dude its been 45 years, we go all the way back to Sky People days, our bands played a few gigs together back in the 80s , fantastic to see you still rockin after all these year...man did we have fun....be safe brother
Awesome band. "Hooked" and "Psycho City" are terribly underrated albums and Mark Kendall is *criminally* underrated as a guitarist. Shame about the revolving door of singers and that they couldn't keep it together.
Met Great white about 10 years ago and got backstage passes. Hung out with them for about an hour and they offered us beers and sandwiches. Just sat around and chatted with them. The absolute nicest and coolest guys we ever met.
Ive always thought Audie was up there among the greats , just one badass drummer .I was on his wagon from the start...Hi-way nights, double bass getting it thru the whole damn song, love Audie's drumming....
I've always said Audie is such an under rated drummer. One of my favorites. Great White entire band so so talented. Gonna Miss Jack. RIP. One of the most soulful voices of Rock N Roll
For me i have the Great white Jack Russell albums. That is enough for me. New singer not into drugs or booze and can totally sing. That great by me. 53 and still love Great white. Keep rocking. Ron Indianapolis.
I also am a huge Tommy Aldridge fan brother ...first time I saw him was 72..Augusta , GA..Wet Willie..BLACK OAK...2 TIME: ..in Augusta, GA...Montrose...FOGHAT...Black Oak....3 time in Augusta, GA....Point Blank....Black Oak...4 time ..... Atlanta, GA......dig this date ..March 17..82..UFO...OZZY.....5 time...Bad English...Whitesnake....Columbia, S.C.....yes yes yes ..I too love TOMMY ALDRIDGE...
I was thrilled when I saw Great White open for Whitesnake in '88 at The Forum in L.A. What a great show. I'd already been a fan of GW for a few years at that point and was thrilled to see them finally at The Forum. I remember Jack Russell said something to that effect like, "It took us ten years, but we finally made it to The Forum!" That was so inspiring to a young musician like me. I still haven't played The Forum, but I've played bigger gigs than I ever imaged, had some great times. What impressed me most about GW live that night was how spot on they were, how in the pocket they played. Absolutely rock-solid set. Mark Kendall is a criminally underrated guitar player and Jack is one of the best vocalists ever in the history of rock. What a voice! And Audie was great on drums, Lardie was great on keys, backing vocals and rhythm guitar, and Lorne Black held down the bassline. Whitesnake was great and it was wonderful to finally see Coverdale getting his due and the whole band was amazing. But at the end of the night, I realized Great White were by every measure their equal and could also have been headlining that night.
I've never met these guys but I've only heard good things about them . I've met a lot of bands though. My Uncle was the GM at Dayton Hara Arena from the late 77'- 89' and I practically lived there. When he took over in 77' i was 12 years old. In 78' Nazareth played there and Dan McCafferty was probably the nicest coolest person i ever met. Before they went on I played an acustic cover of Jet Lag for them backstage and I remember him being so excited that here was this 13 year old American kid playing his song. The whole band signed my guitar. Now 45 years later I've still got that guitar, and we've got a pretty tight bar band playing that song every Saturday night. The only song in our set that I take the lead vocal on... we do things a different way, back in the USA
Caught them last June in OAK Grove KY and they were nothing short of fantastic. I dig the new singer Brett! He really has a great stage presence! I'm really hoping to see them again!
Bought that cassette when it came out. Stickit! Same time white snake and black n blue and Zi think y an t all came out at the same time. Only 4 I bought around that time.
From the time I turned into a Metalhead at 13 I have never picked my fav bands by if they were the biggest most popular band it was always about the music. Great White’s music spoke for itself. Jump in the car go cruise and crank it up. One of hard rocks great vocalists. Mark had a way with his guitar work of knowing when to burn it up and knowing when to let the lyrics rock the song. We all were so lucky to have lived thru the best years to be young and know what real music was all about!
I went to a Great White and Dokken show in the late 90s in Kingsport Tennessee at a hotel ballroom (Meadowview Convention Center) seriously couldn't have been more than 2 or 3 hundred people in attendance but was awesome and after the show out in the parking lot as they were loading everything in there tour buses a couple of the guys in Great White asked me and a buddy if we had any weed and we did so they invited us on the bus and we all sat there for a hour or so and got high as hell lol dudes were as kool as could be with no egos whatsoever .just down to earth dude like we were .
This blows my mind! I had ZERO idea Jack Russell dealt with such crazy issues. 😮. I was like 10 when I discovered Great White in the 80’s! I wore those tapes OUT! Gosh. I hope the guy is in a better place
I saw Great White with my now wife way back in Bakersfield, CA at the "Rockin Rodeo", an overgrown bar with lots of room. They were awesome, of course. Audie is one of my favorite drummers.
Incredible story!! To make it through all that... well said, great story telling, thanks for sharing! I remember back in the day trying to play Bruford and Bonham 🤣🤣🙃 . Another awesome video boys, thanks and keep up the good work
Ha ! I was a knucklehead teen drummer in the late 70’s myself and I did the Columbia House record thing too. I got Jonny Winter , Kiss alive 1 , Jeff Beck Edger Winter and I think a Montrose Anyway still have all my records Audie you are a very talented drummer and Im not ashamed to say, I copied some of your playing style back in the day. 👍
You're Insight and honesty Living through it. You're so right. You do chop right through it caught you live in 22. You got a great pop And your energy Rock me.
Loved great white all those years with Jack. Jani filled in nicely. The dude was so talented but he wasn’t an official member. All the other singers just didn’t fit at all for me and I would checkout from every singer and just wished Jack was back but I understand why and I’m still a big Jack fan he’s still sounding great but hearing this guy with them it seems to fit a lot better to me than those other singers and happy for the band. Keep it going Audie✌🏼
Sounds like the same resurrection story that Skid Row is experiencing with their younger singer. Good for you guys. Still wish you all could reconcile with Jack, but the show must go on.
Very cool interview. I'll say this...Jack is always going to be Great White (though I understand the split) and Terry...he was fantastic. And now what...on their 5th singer? Are we sure Great White doesn't have a Mark Kendall problem?
Thank God we couldn't get a babysitter that night... we've seen Dokken and other bands at the Station...she loved Great White...they always had the rest doors locked...all 8 of them chained...God rest their souls...100% the owner's fault
I always thought Mark was every bit a player EVH was, no jokes, you don't think so go play some of Marks stuff Mark just wasn't all this flashy gimmicky stuff . . a lot of folks specially non guitar players have no idea whats Ed does, all his tricks and gimmicks whereas Mark is more of a solid player, he often picks every note and some very very fast stuff that makes your fingers sore real quick, and your picking wrist, Ed was a LOT of hammer on pull off stuff, I mean think about it, finger "tapping" that's a hammer on so people should know you can play an entire solo without a picking hand or anything picking strings, whereas there are other pure players that pluck each note and don't use much hammer on or pull off and on that uber fast stuff its a BICH to keep up without tons of practice and you must stay in good shape, take a year back you don't jump in where you left off you have to develop again, yea Ed was a LOT of gimmicky stuff alternating hammer on pluck, 4 notes only 2 were plucked so its a lot easier to sounds super fast, Ed had a space between his notes, which leaves time for your picking hand to catch up whereas Mark has this one song where he comes in and its this half note to full note roll like a drummer would do and I tried it and I was like still don't sound right welp he was picking every single note at insane speeds.. and Mark is a great rhythm player as well, its just a different style and tone package, lyrics are the same in a lot of ways high notes, women whiskey drugs and cars, they were the same a lot I thought the range was just different as Daves voice was a bit lower than Jacks so it was a lot of mid rangy stuff whereas jacks voice was a lot of high note stuff and again there wasn't the gimmicky pull off slide to stuff Ed liked to play in VH's rhythms and leads and people hadn't heard much of that so they thought Ed was some kind of guru in the flesh when really he just adapted to his own style what was easy for him to play best guess is Ed wasn't that great of a picker so to keep up he had to develop that kind of style, its all good, its all good music, not a competition in my opinion . . but pick up a guitar play some of Eds stuff then jump over to Marks stuff you'll see what I am talking about.. Mark had or has oodles of guitar talent, oodles .. Ed did to but imma put Mark above Ed for technical playing ability, prowess, not talking musically or melodically that's all subjective.. Melodically maybe Ed gets there? i like em both just as much so I cannot call that one, ROCK AND FUG#EN ROLL!!!!
all bull shit aside, life is short, would love to see the original line up back even just for a one off show, jacks health is not getting any better, would be cool to just go do a show as friends shake hands and just go about your day, cause after someone in the band dies its gonna be wish we could have played together one more time..
I remember seeing Great White opening for Judas Priest on JP's Defenders of the Faith tour in 85, at Stabler arena in Bethlehem, it must of been after Great White's release of their self titled LP, because they still had a harder edge, and a more metal sound than the broader commercial, radio friendly fare that helped propel them to fame in the mid/late 80's. I remember I ordered the cassette from Columbia House after seeing them, Out of the Night, Stick it, and a cover of the Who's Substitute is about I remember from it tho. Great White was always kinda mid, imo
As a Union Card holder “The Road” is venues and Local Crews wiping ur ass. The real heroes are the Local the Roadie don’t do crap Exocet leave garbage on the stage
Jack could sing but was a asshole back in dante fox! Great band but a big part was lorn (doyle) black r.i.p. who was a great guitarist. He lived with my friend mike. We went to school together he actually taught me how to play closer to the heart by rush. Partying took a tole on Lorne and sadly he passed way to young. He mentions Lorne and sadly not one of them attended his funeral or sent condolences.
I worked a show on the technical crew for this band when Mitch Mallory fronted them and he was a great singer but I agree he didn't fir the mold. He was hired by Van Halen to replace Roth and then got inducted to the hall of fame I believe and the band wanted Roth to sing on the show and Roth came back so they screwed Mitch. He is a great vocalist that get a crowd going but I didn't think he fit the Great White hard rock mold. I think it was obvious to everyone but they all say the same thing. Great vocalist, wrong band. That's what happens when you are in this business and have had name notoriety. I also worked a show with them as a tech in a casino when Jack Russel came back which was long before the first time and it was not long after that Jack was gone forever. He had to sit on a stool. We were told he was recovering from some kind of back injury. but he belted those songs out perfectly. I worked with them many times back in the day just working as a stagehand before I got into production work and just starting in the arena rock days.
I wish these musicians from the 70s,80s and 90s would cut there hair,quit the hair dye and grow old gracefully. Let the young bands have there chance. You all will never get your youth back. Just quit trying to look your twenties. It ain't working bro
They are agreat band it's to bad jack got involved with drugs and Alcohol after that nightclub fire alot of people that know hom say he blames himself and never got past it
This band is pretty sad ! Jack is a physical mess but he still has the voice go figure ! Either get back together and have some respectably or call it a day !
@gregc8483 one sided it's sad if you enjoy a non great white cover band by all means go! I saw them when they were a local band I'd like to preserve the memory not some broken down jack or some kid singing rock me
Dirty Deeds Butch Say Tony Richards Mark Kendall Don Costa Donté Fox I Worked at BCRICH and Don Costa …..I Would Work On His Mocking Bird Bass with The Cheese Grader on The Back Don Had Just Joined Ozzy Things Where Moving Very Fast Tony Richards Went To WASP I Would Jam With Chris Holmes in Buster Savage His Drummer Was Pig Pen at Store More on Valley Blvd I Think I Saw Dirty Deeds Open for The Snowmen Lots of Fun Then This Was Just Before Great White Might Have Been Late 70’s
Better guy now a f prick when they opened for Alice in Jan '90 and again for Scirpions months later April '90. Nobody cared them we were 5 6 feet tall tattooed guys by my mustang 1969 blasting the album Hooked just by the arena door they walked in both times he ignored and walked like a diva passing us. Tracy G yikes he brought Dio to nightclubs level by joining the band.
@@randymoran67 The 90s was the hey decade for Thrash Metal,the coming of Pantera,ect what you talk about?? were you even there then? Ozzy,Priest,ect were filling up arenas. Metal fans never cared grunge or if they did they still liked metal. woooa bro,,? Listen to the Dio g albums,,
Nice interview i was hige fan but no Jack i cant have it still GW…same goes for any band, VH was DLR, when bands change singers for whatever reason they have change names-all but 1 band for me-ACDC is only exception
Great White was such an underrated band! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
If the band has reached platinum status, they simply cannot be underrated. Get a thesaurus.
Audie I hope you see this, dude its been 45 years, we go all the way back to Sky People days, our bands played a few gigs together back in the 80s , fantastic to see you still rockin after all these year...man did we have fun....be safe brother
Met Audie last Summer..we opened..very nice guy..very
loved GW in the 80's, still listen
Awesome band. "Hooked" and "Psycho City" are terribly underrated albums and Mark Kendall is *criminally* underrated as a guitarist. Shame about the revolving door of singers and that they couldn't keep it together.
Met Great white about 10 years ago and got backstage passes. Hung out with them for about an hour and they offered us beers and sandwiches. Just sat around and chatted with them. The absolute nicest and coolest guys we ever met.
I bet you I've seen Great White 30 times in the 80's and early 90's.
this is very fun interviews
Loved Great White. Save all your love👍👍👍👍
Good dude, love the stories. Im 63-great rock NEVER gets old!
Ive always thought Audie was up there among the greats , just one badass drummer .I was on his wagon from the start...Hi-way nights, double bass getting it thru the whole damn song, love Audie's drumming....
I've always said Audie is such an under rated drummer. One of my favorites. Great White entire band so so talented. Gonna Miss Jack. RIP. One of the most soulful voices of Rock N Roll
Love this #audiedesbrow #greatwhite #jackrussellsgreatwhite
For me i have the Great white Jack Russell albums. That is enough for me. New singer not into drugs or booze and can totally sing. That great by me. 53 and still love Great white. Keep rocking. Ron Indianapolis.
The Great White and White snake tour in the 80s was the best!
Thanks Audie - you the man!
Missed you guys...keep'em coming!!
I definitely agree…I’m a big Tommy Aldridge fan myself..I’ve been drumming for about 35 years myself
I also am a huge Tommy Aldridge fan brother ...first time I saw him was 72..Augusta , GA..Wet Willie..BLACK OAK...2 TIME: ..in Augusta, GA...Montrose...FOGHAT...Black Oak....3 time in Augusta, GA....Point Blank....Black Oak...4 time ..... Atlanta, GA......dig this date ..March 17..82..UFO...OZZY.....5 time...Bad English...Whitesnake....Columbia, S.C.....yes yes yes ..I too love TOMMY ALDRIDGE...
Great White, great band from day one!
I was thrilled when I saw Great White open for Whitesnake in '88 at The Forum in L.A. What a great show. I'd already been a fan of GW for a few years at that point and was thrilled to see them finally at The Forum. I remember Jack Russell said something to that effect like, "It took us ten years, but we finally made it to The Forum!" That was so inspiring to a young musician like me. I still haven't played The Forum, but I've played bigger gigs than I ever imaged, had some great times. What impressed me most about GW live that night was how spot on they were, how in the pocket they played. Absolutely rock-solid set. Mark Kendall is a criminally underrated guitar player and Jack is one of the best vocalists ever in the history of rock. What a voice! And Audie was great on drums, Lardie was great on keys, backing vocals and rhythm guitar, and Lorne Black held down the bassline. Whitesnake was great and it was wonderful to finally see Coverdale getting his due and the whole band was amazing. But at the end of the night, I realized Great White were by every measure their equal and could also have been headlining that night.
Hard drinking over decades can cause dementia in your older years. My dad died from it. Loved his music.
I love these videos, I could listen to these stories for hours. I feel bad for the maid but that coke-story cracked me up. Brilliant.
Saw them open for Whitesnake back in 87. They were solid!
I did too, in Columbia, S.C....same year , yes, yes, yes....Great White kicked ass , as did Whitesnake..great damn show !
Me too , they were better than whitesnake
I've never met these guys but I've only heard good things about them . I've met a lot of bands though. My Uncle was the GM at Dayton Hara Arena from the late 77'- 89' and I practically lived there. When he took over in 77' i was 12 years old. In 78' Nazareth played there and Dan McCafferty was probably the nicest coolest person i ever met. Before they went on I played an acustic cover of Jet Lag for them backstage and I remember him being so excited that here was this 13 year old American kid playing his song. The whole band signed my guitar. Now 45 years later I've still got that guitar, and we've got a pretty tight bar band playing that song every Saturday night. The only song in our set that I take the lead vocal on... we do things a different way, back in the USA
I saw Great White and Tesla there in 88
I’m a 90’s grunge kid that just recently got into GW! Love them!
Caught them last June in OAK Grove KY and they were nothing short of fantastic. I dig the new singer Brett! He really has a great stage presence! I'm really hoping to see them again!
That's not great white
Nice interview. Im a Alice in Chains type 90s music and classic rock guy but lately have my car set to Hair Nation. These bands were legit good.
Wait til you find out Alice in Chains was a Hair Band.
@@JimNedCreekYeah, I saw them opening for Extreme at Hammerjacks, Baltimore. 😂
That guy made it through fairly unscathed..he's all there. 😊
Awesome to watch Audie enjoyed all three times I seen you guys. With Jack, Terry, and Jani Lane. You and I both have Birthdays in May. So cool ❤😊 🎶
Bought that cassette when it came out. Stickit!
Same time white snake and black n blue and Zi think y an t all came out at the same time. Only 4 I bought around that time.
From the time I turned into a Metalhead at 13 I have never picked my fav bands by if they were the biggest most popular band it was always about the music. Great White’s music spoke for itself. Jump in the car go cruise and crank it up. One of hard rocks great vocalists. Mark had a way with his guitar work of knowing when to burn it up and knowing when to let the lyrics rock the song. We all were so lucky to have lived thru the best years to be young and know what real music was all about!
This was one of the best interviews!
Audie... my teacher of all drums!!
I saw you guys open your tour in Kalamazoo. I will never forget that! Thank you. I still have my Great White CDs. Always will.
You have a wonderful way of seeing the guys get everything done before the time you are feeling well I'm glad you made it
I went to a Great White and Dokken show in the late 90s in Kingsport Tennessee at a hotel ballroom (Meadowview Convention Center) seriously couldn't have been more than 2 or 3 hundred people in attendance but was awesome and after the show out in the parking lot as they were loading everything in there tour buses a couple of the guys in Great White asked me and a buddy if we had any weed and we did so they invited us on the bus and we all sat there for a hour or so and got high as hell lol dudes were as kool as could be with no egos whatsoever .just down to earth dude like we were .
Great White in there it don't get better than that !
In their prime
Great interview !!!!❤❤❤
Seen great white with Tesla in mid 90s best show I’ve ever seen still one of the best
This blows my mind! I had ZERO idea Jack Russell dealt with such crazy issues. 😮. I was like 10 when I discovered Great White in the 80’s! I wore those tapes OUT! Gosh. I hope the guy is in a better place
Love this channel. Bring us more!
I saw Great White with my now wife way back in Bakersfield, CA at the "Rockin Rodeo", an overgrown bar with lots of room. They were awesome, of course. Audie is one of my favorite drummers.
Incredible story!! To make it through all that... well said, great story telling, thanks for sharing!
I remember back in the day trying to play Bruford and Bonham 🤣🤣🙃 .
Another awesome video boys, thanks and keep up the good work
I love everything Great White, they never made a bad album! Rock and roll to the core this band is all about. Rip Jack Russel 😢
Seems like a really cool guy
Good to see Audie still rock n rollin, great stories too
Those are some great stories
Yeah Mitch Malloy was in there for a while.
I loved Great White. Saw them open for Judas Priest in probably 82 or 83.......I think Hooked was my favorite album.
Still got one of Audie’s drumsticks from a great show at the Marquee in London in 1987 🥁
Ha ! I was a knucklehead teen drummer in the late 70’s myself and I did the Columbia House record thing too.
I got Jonny Winter , Kiss alive 1 , Jeff Beck Edger Winter and I think a Montrose Anyway still have all my records
Audie you are a very talented drummer and Im not ashamed to say, I copied some of your playing style back in the day. 👍
Awesome. Glad to see a new post……it’s been too long!!
You're Insight and honesty Living through it. You're so right. You do chop right through it caught you live in 22.
You got a great pop
And your energy Rock me.
I've seen you guy's in Victorville Ca back in 2016. And Grew up in La Puente Dude.😅
You guys are the best. Snake ain't bad either. My 80s and 90s were the best. Love your sound. I remember you Snake. Never forget.
One smooth Drummer, he's there when he needs to be, Stellar Player. Saw him a few times over the decades 🤘
Holy shit! This one was pretty entertaining!
This one should have been longer. Must’ve snow great stories there.
Yes! Band-Maid!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
There's like 5 Great Whites now.
Did the band Centaur make an album?
Jani Lane kicked ass in GW!! I would have loved to hear Jani & GW produce some original shit. I bet it would have really worked!
I jammed with Audie & Tracy .G & later joined the the Tracy G band . Memories
Loved great white all those years with Jack. Jani filled in nicely. The dude was so talented but he wasn’t an official member. All the other singers just didn’t fit at all for me and I would checkout from every singer and just wished Jack was back but I understand why and I’m still a big Jack fan he’s still sounding great but hearing this guy with them it seems to fit a lot better to me than those other singers and happy for the band. Keep it going Audie✌🏼
Good lord I never knew how many singers they went through
He was a good ass drummer loved his drum kits
Saw them in 1984 they opened for Judas Priest.
RIP Jack
Sounds like the same resurrection story that Skid Row is experiencing with their younger singer. Good for you guys. Still wish you all could reconcile with Jack, but the show must go on.
Very cool interview. I'll say this...Jack is always going to be Great White (though I understand the split) and Terry...he was fantastic. And now what...on their 5th singer? Are we sure Great White doesn't have a Mark Kendall problem?
58 times !
......and I thought I had wild drug stories.......ha
The psycho City album should have had several top 40 hits. Best Great White album.
Get Jack back ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sounds like it's next to impossible to replace Jack Russell.
Terry was good. The album Full Circle is pretty badass
Thank God we couldn't get a babysitter that night... we've seen Dokken and other bands at the Station...she loved Great White...they always had the rest doors locked...all 8 of them chained...God rest their souls...100% the owner's fault
Let’s not forget the code enforcement officer who signed off on the safety inspection of that venue.
What's.going.man.doing.all.right.
I always thought Mark was every bit a player EVH was, no jokes, you don't think so go play some of Marks stuff Mark just wasn't all this flashy gimmicky stuff . . a lot of folks specially non guitar players have no idea whats Ed does, all his tricks and gimmicks whereas Mark is more of a solid player, he often picks every note and some very very fast stuff that makes your fingers sore real quick, and your picking wrist, Ed was a LOT of hammer on pull off stuff, I mean think about it, finger "tapping" that's a hammer on so people should know you can play an entire solo without a picking hand or anything picking strings, whereas there are other pure players that pluck each note and don't use much hammer on or pull off and on that uber fast stuff its a BICH to keep up without tons of practice and you must stay in good shape, take a year back you don't jump in where you left off you have to develop again, yea Ed was a LOT of gimmicky stuff alternating hammer on pluck, 4 notes only 2 were plucked so its a lot easier to sounds super fast, Ed had a space between his notes, which leaves time for your picking hand to catch up whereas Mark has this one song where he comes in and its this half note to full note roll like a drummer would do and I tried it and I was like still don't sound right welp he was picking every single note at insane speeds.. and Mark is a great rhythm player as well, its just a different style and tone package, lyrics are the same in a lot of ways high notes, women whiskey drugs and cars, they were the same a lot I thought the range was just different as Daves voice was a bit lower than Jacks so it was a lot of mid rangy stuff whereas jacks voice was a lot of high note stuff and again there wasn't the gimmicky pull off slide to stuff Ed liked to play in VH's rhythms and leads and people hadn't heard much of that so they thought Ed was some kind of guru in the flesh when really he just adapted to his own style what was easy for him to play best guess is Ed wasn't that great of a picker so to keep up he had to develop that kind of style, its all good, its all good music, not a competition in my opinion . . but pick up a guitar play some of Eds stuff then jump over to Marks stuff you'll see what I am talking about.. Mark had or has oodles of guitar talent, oodles .. Ed did to but imma put Mark above Ed for technical playing ability, prowess, not talking musically or melodically that's all subjective.. Melodically maybe Ed gets there? i like em both just as much so I cannot call that one, ROCK AND FUG#EN ROLL!!!!
all bull shit aside, life is short, would love to see the original line up back even just for a one off show, jacks health is not getting any better, would be cool to just go do a show as friends shake hands and just go about your day, cause after someone in the band dies its gonna be wish we could have played together one more time..
Nobody can replace jack. But the kid they have singing now (2024), kid is really good
I remember seeing Great White opening for Judas Priest on JP's Defenders of the Faith tour in 85, at Stabler arena in Bethlehem, it must of been after Great White's release of their self titled LP, because they still had a harder edge, and a more metal sound than the broader commercial, radio friendly fare that helped propel them to fame in the mid/late 80's. I remember I ordered the cassette from Columbia House after seeing them, Out of the Night, Stick it, and a cover of the Who's Substitute is about I remember from it tho. Great White was always kinda mid, imo
That was 1984. 😉
I smoked a joint with Audie outside tipatina’s in New Orleans. Dude was cool as f*ck!
👍
Is Brett the band's 6th lead singer?
As a Union Card holder “The Road” is venues and Local Crews wiping ur ass. The real heroes are the Local the Roadie don’t do crap Exocet leave garbage on the stage
Audie Desbrow, Daaaamn! He was John Bonham reincarnated!
Jack was bad ass!
Jack could sing but was a asshole back in dante fox! Great band but a big part was lorn (doyle) black r.i.p. who was a great guitarist. He lived with my friend mike. We went to school together he actually taught me how to play closer to the heart by rush. Partying took a tole on Lorne and sadly he passed way to young. He mentions Lorne and sadly not one of them attended his funeral or sent condolences.
Audster
Like a Cholo was a great band.
Kendall went to jail?
I worked a show on the technical crew for this band when Mitch Mallory fronted them and he was a great singer but I agree he didn't fir the mold. He was hired by Van Halen to replace Roth and then got inducted to the hall of fame I believe and the band wanted Roth to sing on the show and Roth came back so they screwed Mitch. He is a great vocalist that get a crowd going but I didn't think he fit the Great White hard rock mold. I think it was obvious to everyone but they all say the same thing. Great vocalist, wrong band. That's what happens when you are in this business and have had name notoriety. I also worked a show with them as a tech in a casino when Jack Russel came back which was long before the first time and it was not long after that Jack was gone forever. He had to sit on a stool. We were told he was recovering from some kind of back injury. but he belted those songs out perfectly. I worked with them many times back in the day just working as a stagehand before I got into production work and just starting in the arena rock days.
Bill Ward
Imagine if Audie went out with a woman named Mercedes, and they owned a BMW.
🙄
Jack's the only vocals
I wish these musicians from the 70s,80s and 90s would cut there hair,quit the hair dye and grow old gracefully. Let the young bands have there chance. You all will never get your youth back. Just quit trying to look your twenties. It ain't working bro
They are agreat band it's to bad jack got involved with drugs and Alcohol after that nightclub fire alot of people that know hom say he blames himself and never got past it
This band is pretty sad ! Jack is a physical mess but he still has the voice go figure ! Either get back together and have some respectably or call it a day !
Such a one-sided view on life. Why should they call it quits when people enjoy going to these new shows?
@gregc8483 one sided it's sad if you enjoy a non great white cover band by all means go! I saw them when they were a local band I'd like to preserve the memory not some broken down jack or some kid singing rock me
Dirty Deeds
Butch Say
Tony Richards
Mark Kendall
Don Costa
Donté Fox
I Worked at
BCRICH and Don Costa
…..I Would Work On His
Mocking Bird Bass with The Cheese Grader on
The Back Don Had Just Joined Ozzy
Things Where Moving Very Fast
Tony Richards Went To WASP
I Would Jam With
Chris Holmes in
Buster Savage
His Drummer
Was Pig Pen at Store More on Valley Blvd
I Think I Saw
Dirty Deeds Open
for The Snowmen
Lots of Fun Then
This Was Just Before
Great White
Might Have Been
Late 70’s
This guy is a moron. Janies gf. Gee who was that. Watch a video
Better guy now a f prick when they opened for Alice in Jan '90 and again for Scirpions months later April '90.
Nobody cared them we were 5 6 feet tall tattooed guys by my mustang 1969 blasting the album Hooked just by the arena door they walked in both times he ignored and walked like a diva passing us.
Tracy G yikes he brought Dio to nightclubs level by joining the band.
is he a better person now or did you grow up?
@@stratonut...lol well put
It's wasn't Tracy g it was the dissolution of metal and the rise of grunge and did wasn't releasing great stuff in the 90s
@@randymoran67 The 90s was the hey decade for Thrash Metal,the coming of Pantera,ect
what you talk about??
were you even there then?
Ozzy,Priest,ect were filling up arenas.
Metal fans never cared grunge or if they did they still liked metal.
woooa bro,,?
Listen to the Dio g albums,,
@@stratonut He grew up'
Thx for your fish IQ reply bro
Nice interview i was hige fan but no Jack i cant have it still GW…same goes for any band, VH was DLR, when bands change singers for whatever reason they have change names-all but 1 band for me-ACDC is only exception