Photo: COMBO’s president Barb Dye and Jack Russell | By Devin J, She Budgets | This is a Slide Show story. | Jack Russell delivered some of the most memorable tracks of the ’80s and beyond as the frontman of Great White and a soloist. As we reflect on his legacy following his demise, these ten songs stand out as the ultimate highlights of his storied career. It is a tribute to the man whose music resonates long after the final note.
An undeniable classic, “Rock Me” catapulted Great White to stardom. This song’s infectious blend
of blues and hard rock captivated audiences in the late ’80s. Known for its dynamic shifts in tempo
and Jack Russell’s commanding voice, it was a fan favorite at concerts. It showcases his ability to
mix soulful melodies with rock intensity. A powerful ballad from his solo album Shelter Me, “Love
Don’t Live Here,” spotlights Russell’s ability to convey deep emotion through his voice. With its
haunting melody and introspective lyrics resonating with listeners, it became one of his most
memorable solo efforts. The track reflects the personal struggles and triumphs that had shaped his
music.
A powerful ballad from his solo album Shelter Me, “Love Don’t Live Here,” spotlights Russell’s
ability to convey deep emotion through his voice. With its haunting melody and introspective lyrics
resonating with listeners, it became one of his most memorable solo efforts. The track reflects the
personal struggles and triumphs that had shaped his music.
One of the most recognized tracks, “Once Bitten, Twice Shy,” originally sung by Ian Hunter, was
covered by Jack Russell and Great White. Earning heavy rotation on MTV, this track brought the
band into the limelight with widespread acclaim. Its catchy chorus and remarkable riff helped define
the glam metal era and solidified Russell’s place as a rock icon.
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Photo: Barb Dye and Jack Russell