Great White - Rock Me (1997)

Great White emerged in the early 1980s with a sound rooted in the bluesy
hard rock esthetic of classic rock radio behemoths like Led Zeppelin,
AC/DC, and Mott the Hoople. They found success in 1987 with the release of
their sophomore long-player, Once Bitten, and dove headfirst into the
mainstream in 1989 with the arrival of "Twice Shy", which went
double-platinum thanks to a punchy, radio-ready cover of Ian Hunter's "Once
Bitten, Twice Shy".

Great White's popularity waned as grunge, and alternative rock took over
the airwaves in the early 90's, and they officially disbanded in 2001. They
reunited in 2003 and made headlines when pyrotechnics used by the band
sparked a fire in a Rhode Island nightclub, killing 100 people, including
guitarist Ty Longley. They re-formed around the classic lineup in 2007 and
released "Back To The Rhythm", with "Rising" appearing two years later, but
they soon splintered into two groups, with Russell leading Jack Russell's
Great White and guitarist and co-founder Mark Kendall fronting Great White
proper.