Great white

Great White ( Great White , from the English. - "Big White") - American hard rock band ^[1] .

Great white
basic information
Genre	hard rock , glam metal , blues rock , heavy metal
Years	1978 - n. at.
A country	USA
City	Los Angeles , California, United States
Where from
Other name	Highway, Livewire, Wires, Dante Fox, Jack Russell's Great White, Great White featuring Jack Russell & Mark Kendall, Great White featuring Jack Russell, Great White featuring Terry Ilous
Label	Capitol frontiers
Composition	see " Great White § Members "
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The AllMusic music site briefly describes the group as Los Angeles hard rockers who have achieved great success on the charts with a cover of Ian Hunter ’s song “Once Bitten, Twice Shy” in , but all their successes and work were later overshadowed by a tragic event - a fire in the Rhode Island club "Station" on February 20, 2003, which claimed the lives of a hundred people, including the guitarist of the band Ty Longley ^[1] .

Their 1987 release Once Bitten ... became platinum in the United States. He also released the hit hit single “Rock Me”. The next studio album ... Twice Shy was released in 1989 and sold even more copies - thanks to the single "Once Bitten, Twice Shy" (cover for a song written by Ian Hunter ), which was a huge success ^[1] . The album ... Twice Shy reached number 9 on the Billboard 200 in the US, and the single reached number 5 on the Hot 100 ^[2] .