Mark Kendall on David Lee Roth's Advice That Helped Great White Get Discovered - Michael Wagener
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- This is a full in bloom interview with Great White guitarist Mark Kendall.
Mark talks about what it was like recording Great White's major label debut album, Van Halen, and David Lee Roth.
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Mark Kendall is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. He was light years ahead of so many of his peers.
Man….I’ve been following these guys since ‘84…..I’d love to meet and jam with Mark Kendall somehow
Rock Me! Rock Me!! Hold me through the night!!!
the first Great White album is one of the greatest metal albums ever
It's the best one by far.
Great white isn’t metal lol they’re hard/pop rock
@@Christian-Ray have you heard the first self-titled album? it's definitely metal
@@Christian-Ray the first was metal
@@Christian-Ray They didn't say that great white is metal they said the first album was. And it sure as shit was. One of the best from that era in fact. After that they went in a more pop / blues rock direction just like Motley Crue did after shout at the devil.
Great White has been Rockin Us Forever
Love this channel. Getting the behind-the-scenes scoop on things that happened is awesome
One of my all time favorite bands. Mark has a talent for knowing when to shred,when to add a subtle part and pair that with the riffs. Complete guitarist. Add in the fact that Jack Russell is a amazing vocalist. Amazing!! They had great success but I look at bands that were more successful commercially and they don’t hold a candle to Great White.Mark is humble to no rockstar attitude. I the band all the best thanks for being a big part of my life growing up thru today👍
I still listen to the self titled Great white album still my favorite.
Thanks for another interesting video
Mark Kendall’s intro to House of Broken Love is about the best I’ve ever heard . Great interview as always full in bloom .
Thank you, Sean.
@@fullinbloom Yw sir , best channel on CZcams!
Yeah the tone is amazing!
@@1000poundsguitar Sure is ! Blistering fast solos are great but sometimes low and slow is better .
Sure is! I’d kill to teleport back and hear it in an arena.
Great White was a hugely underrated band.
Great White first album was a masterpiece.
Rest in peace Lorne Black. You are not forgotten.
STREET KILLER
I went to see Judas Priest in 84 on the Defenders Tour,and there was these people walking around the parking lot plastering these newspaper looking flyers on all the cars…I grabbed one,and it was all about Great White,like a Bio and a bunch of pics..anyway,I was thinking ,who the hell is Great White?..Never heard of em…I didn’t know they were opening for Priest…I was blown away..Great White was amazing..That was the loudest show ever,but after that night I was hooked…I went the next day and bought the ST record….I still have the flyer too!!
I attended that tour as well in Providence , Rhode Island what an excellent show . There was something special about going to concerts in the 80’s , the build up on local radio , the flyers , just all of that to me it was more authentic and intimate imo . The 80’s produced some great music , my favorite in fact !
@@seangagnonProvidenceR.I. absolutely agree….Going to a concert in the 80’s was a very different experience than now….I went to that show in Biloxi,Mississippi…I was 20 years old,and it was my first big concert…I remember all the excitement,and how loud and powerful it was…That one show made a huge impact on me…it was life changing….Just the sheer power of it was something I had never seen before….It was great to be young in the 80’s…
@@scottpeters4401 Man those 80’s concerts were off the hook ! I was 13 and my first concert was Jethro Tull and I was in awe it being my first show, but then a week later I went to see Judas Priest with Iron Maiden and thought Tull was eh compared to what I just witnessed . Priest Screaming for Vengeance and Maiden Number of the Beast that one show changed my life it was epic I wanted it to never end . That concert is still etched in my head and will be forever . Most of today’s music really doesn’t do it for me , the 80s had so many great guitarists like Rhoads , EVH, DeMartini , Lynch and so many others , the stage shows were just incredible it was so much fun to see all these great bands. We’re lucky to have witnessed it the kids today don’t know what they missed out on !
Saw them with Judas Priest also, Worcester Ma. I didn’t know who they were either, went and bought the album next day.
Y'all are correct...concerts of 80s were special...the next day you'd go to national record mart, Camelot etc and the albums would be sold out...Scorpions, Queensryche, Van Hagar, , UFO, Leppard, Ratt, Firehouse
This channel is so important on so many levels. Thank you for sharing your love for the genre. Big respect!
I saw GREAT WHITE open for TESLA in a summer show.
“ Save All Your Love “ - was such a powerful tune. Live. Forget it.
I even bought “ Full Circle “. Great release.
Was going to see them in R.I - but it was 50 miles out of the way. Couldn’t. Thank God.
I saw GW open for Judas Priest in Kalamazoo, MI must've been 84. I had never heard of them but remember them being a great opening act.
1984. Worcester Ma. Same, never heard of them, bought the album after.
The 80s were great. Just the ability to make music and play an instrument through sheer force of will and practice was a great thing back then. Thank you Ed and Dave for leading the way.
Thanks again
The EP was their best
For me, Great White is in the top five LA bands from that era. I think much of their music (mid to late 80s) still holds up today. The first album didn't really represent the kind of band they were. They were clearly trying to be heavier instead of more blues/rock oriented. Cinderella did the same thing. The first album was good, but then they made the switch to more of a hard rock/bluesy band. I still listen to Great White regularly, even the newer stuff. But I must say that it just isn't the same without Jack Russell. He had the right voice for that band.
1.Dokken 2.GN'R 3.Motley 4.Great White 5.Quiet Riot 6.Faster Pussycat/LA Guns
They all started off as heavy because that's what was in atm, I'm sure the pressure from the label made them tone it down a bit and have some radio friendly tunes on future releases. The bluesy rock was always there in both bands as influences from the 70s
The good old days was really a thing.
“Sweet little thing don't you go,
you ain't so innocent I know.”
- Rock Me 😎
I love this interview. I've never heard Mark Kendall speak before. He's very warm, engaging and funny. Great guitarist too, of course.
I saw Great White twice back in the day, opening for the incredible Judas Priest on the Defenders Tour in 1984. Back then, I kinda knocked them, but they were actually really good in retrospect. They rocked real heavy; I mean, they were nearly as heavy as Priest. I remember the songs "I'm A Rocker" and their cover of The Who's "Substitute." They definitely got much better (and more commercial) later-on by 1987 with their great *Once Bitten* album, but they were already pretty decent back in 1984.
Love the work ethic. Sweat beats talent most of the time. They had both!
David Lee Roth is my favorite front man of all time. Besides being super talented he's just got a great soul.
Dave is great as an individual but not as a team player. He drove the other three members and the management of VH absolutely nuts.
@@aaronball9640 he also drove them to fame
@@illegallyblonde232 yes I think he somehow brought out the absolute best in Ed. Maybe it was the competition between them
Dave & Ed, are up there with keith and Jagger, Tyler & Perry, Plant & Page. With the Best of the BEST.
He suggested they use their last name as the name of the band..true team player and respectful to their family. Any 20 year old partying has rough moments..
Man, I had this on vinyl!
True Rocker and had his own style
That first GW album is unreal. I purchased it at 12 years old in 1985 and wore it out. To this day, I play the cd regularly and it has had up better than most from that era. Jack's vocals are just vicious and the songwriting is on another level for that time. The Out Of The Night E.P. is fantastic too. The first albums and E.P.s by RATT, W.A.S.P, Icon, Rough Cutt, Black 'N Blue (all 1983-85) are still killer, too.
I could not agree with you more. Those are all great mentions. Another '80s gem that holds up really well and is a favorite of mine to this day would be license to kill from Malice. Just like great whites self-titled album, it is a bit of an anomaly and a real standout in the bands catalog.
That's actually a good idea to practice interviews
Street killer!
Love the band and love Mark's playing, but I have a question and I'm not being a wiseass: does he have crossed eyes or something? In four decades, I've never seen him without shades.
Same here !
Self titled album ,psycho City and Let it Rock are the 3 best Great White albums. Sad they wasn’t promoted more .
Great band back in the day, but just not GW without Jack
Primo !!
They were on local licks stick it
Kmet radio LA agean release and release on enigma/ capitol and they were dropped kept poison red hop peppers have both releases out of the night great this was metal
I have the Great White EP!!! I think I liked the first album better.
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