Jack Russell’s Great White
Jack Russell’s Great White
Genre: Pop/Rock Styles: Hair Metal, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Pop-Metal
History:
Jack Russell started his first band at age 11. Ten years later Jack would form Great White with his friend and guitar player Mark Kendall. In 1989 Great White was nominated for a Grammy with their song ‘Once Bitten Twice Shy’ for best hard rock single. Great White has sold over 10 million albums.
In 2011 Jack Russell parted ways with his former band members. An agreement was later reached in which they would carry on as Great White and Jack moved forward as Jack Russell’s Great White.
To Jack Russell’s Great White Jack added Robby Lochner (Fight/Rob Halford) on guitars, Dan McNay (Pat Travers, Ronnie Montrose) on bass and Dicki Fliszar (Bruce Dickinson, WASP) on drums. Jack was reunited with his longtime bassist and friend Tony Montana when he joined the band in 2013, this time on guitars. The band is currently touring with drummer Ken Mary (Alice Cooper, House of Lords).
Jack is known for his bluesy voice, Led Zeppelin covers and distinctive sound. His solo albums include the rock album ‘Shelter Me’ released in 1996 and his adult 
contemporary album ‘For You’ in 2002. Jack has also recorded vocals for numerous tribute albums, and background vocals with artists such as Night Ranger. Jack has co-written songs with artists such as RATT.
Jack is one of the founding members, primary songwriter, and the original vocalist for Great White. Jack is an entertaining front man with his sharp-witted sense of humor. He loves his fans and makes time to develop personal connections.
Jack Russell’s Great White is full of energy, chemistry and genuine kindness. They revolve their shows around a steadfast connection with their fans.
Great White Discography 1986-2009:
| 2009 – Rising | (Shrapnel) | 1987 – Once Bitten | (Billboard 200; #23) |
| 2007 – Back to the Rhythm | (Shrapnel) | 1986 – Shot in the Dark | (Billboard 200; #123) |
| 1999 – Can’t Get There From Here | (Portrait) | 1984 – Great White | (Billboard 200; #144) |
| 1996 – Let it Rock | (Imago) | ||
| 1994 – Sail Away | (Zoo Ent.) | Billboard Singles: | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1992 – Psycho City | (Capitol) | 1999 – Rollin Stoned | (Mainstream Rock; #8) |
| 1991 – Hooked | (Capitol) | 1994 – Sail Away | (Mainstream Rock; #9) |
| 1989 – …Twice Shy | (Capitol) | 1992 – Big Goodbye | (Mainstream Rock; #20) |
| 1987 – Once Bitten… | (Capitol) | 1992 – Old Rose Motel | (Mainstream Rock; #23) |
| 1986 – Shot in the Dark | (Capitol) | 1991 – Call it Rock N Roll | (Mainstream Rock; #4) |
| 1984 – Great White | (EMI) | 1991 – Call it Rock N Roll | (Billboard Hot 100; #53) |
| RIAA Certified: | 1990 – House of Broken Love | (Mainstream Rock; #7) | |
| 1991 – Hooked | (GOLD) | 1990 – House of Broken Love | (Billboard Hot 100; #83) |
| 1989 – Twice Shy | (2x Platinum) | 1989 – Mista Bone | (Mainstream Rock; #27) |
| 1989 – Once Bitten Twice Shy | (Billboard Hot 100; #5) | ||
| Billboard Albums: | 1989 – The Angel Song | (Mainstream Rock; #18) | |
| 1999 – Can’t Get There From Here | (Billboard 200; #192) | 1989 – The Angel Song | (Billboard Hot 100; #30) |
| 1994 – Sail Away | (Billboard 200; #168) | 1988 – Save Your Love | (Billboard Hot 100; #57) |
| 1992 – Psycho City | (Billboard 200; #107) | 1987 – Rock Me | (Mainstream Rock; #9) |
| 1991 – Hooked | (Billboard 200; #18) | 1987 – Rock Me | (Billboard Hot 100; #60) |
| 1989 – Twice Shy | (Billboard 200; #9) | 1987 – Save Your Love | (Mainstream Rock; #9) |