Britny Fox

Britny Fox is an American band formed in Philadelphia, in 1985. It was founded by leader vocalist "Dizzy" Dean Davidson. The band also featured: bassist Billy Childs, guitarist Michael Kelly Smith and drummer Tony Destra. The last one died in a car accident only two years later at the age of 33, he was then replaced by Johnny Dee. They released four studio albums and made opening shows for bands like Poison and Warrant. They gained such a big success that many of their fans came to other shows just to see them on scene. After only 7 years they broke up and remained silent for few years. In 2000 they began again with almost the same group, they released new album but ended their activity after 9 years. Nowadays they are planning to record new album after they reunited on April, 2015. They are best known for their music video for "Girlschool". 

Girlschool

Long Way to Love

Dokken

Dokken is an American band formed in 1979 by vocalist Don Dokken. The classic Dokken line-up consisted of also: George Lynch (lead guitar), Mick Brown (drums), and Jeff Pilson (bass). In their early years they gained popularity in Europe while In the United States they remained unknown. The situation changed when group released their second album called Tooth and Nail in 1984. Due to creative and personal differences between vocalist and guitarist, Dokken broke up in 1989, only to reunited in 1993. They released 11 albums with the last one in 2012. What is interesting, one of their songs called Dream Warriors appeared in the movie A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. Nowadays they are still performing but the line-up changed, leaving only Dokken and Brown from the original group. 

Dream Warriors

Alone Again

Memories

Hi Everyone! While I was working on those posts I had a flashback from the concert on which I was in July. On July 9 in Poland, I had the pleasure of being at a rock concert for the first time! The star was Guns'n'Roses group (no need to introduce them). I must admit that despite their age (aroundthe age of 55), they gave us an amazing performance. It's true that I wasn't in the pit, but the view of jumping and singing fans, holding the flashlights during "November Rain" - beyond words! But enough of this because the main purpose of this post is to encourage you, music fans to go to a concert because it is really worth it. After I took part in this event I can say that listening to a music at home and at a concert are two completely different experiences. I know that prices are often not the greatest, but if you have the opportunity, JUST GO! 

Kix

Kix is an American band formed in 1977 by Ronnie Younkins (guitar), Brian Forsythe (guitar) and Donnie Purnell (bass). A year later they were joined by vocalist Steve Whiteman. That will be Kix best line-up with only crucial change of bassist Purnell to Jimmy Chalfant. In 1981 they released their first, self-titled debut album which instantly became a concert favorite with singles like "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" or "Heartache". Kix partnered up with Ratt and Warrant producer Beau Hill and released Midnite Dynamite—their "self-proclaimed favorite record ever". Their greatest success was until 1995, containing the power ballad "Don't Close Your Eyes" with anti-suicide lyrics. The group broke up in 1995 only to reunited in 2003 with totally original line-up. They released six albums before their disintegration and one in 2014. 

Don't Close Your Eyes

 Tear Down The Wall

Vinnie Vincent Invasion

Vinnie Vincent Invasion was an American group formed in 1984 by guitarist Vinnie Vincent. Earlier he was a member of famous band KISS until he was terminated after his insubordination on the stage, The line-up of Vinnie Vincent Invasion consisted of: Dana Strum (bassist), Bobby Rock (drummer) and Mark Slaughter (vocalist, later founder of Slaughter's group). They released two albums, the second one  featured one of the group's best-known hits, "Ashes to Ashes" and "Love Kills". Unfortunately, due to Vincent's domination in the project, the band broke up after 4 years.

Love Kills

That Time of Year

FireHouse

FireHouse is an American band formed in 1989 of two different groups. One of them included: guitarist Bill Leverty and drummer Michael Foster, the second one vocalist C.J. Snare and bassist Perry Richardson (they were earlier members of Maxx Warrior). With releasing of their first, self-titled album they got into stardom (become famous). Its contained the band's signature power ballad, "Love of a Lifetime" and two other singles: "Don't Treat Me Bad", "All She Wrote". For now they released more seven studio albums. In 2011 FireHouse released studio album "Full Circle", which featured re-recorded versions of some of their older tracks. They are still performing and recording.

Love of a Lifetime

When I Look into Your Eyes

L.A.Guns

L.A.Guns is an American band, formed in Los Angeles in 1983 by guitarist Tracii Guns. In 1984 group was merged with Hollywood Rose becoming Guns'n'Roses. Only one year later L.A.Guns was reformed and contained five members. They recorded first album in 1988 called simply L.A.Guns. Their greatest years were when they released single Ballad of Jayne from their second album. At this time they gained classic lineup with Phil Lewis (vocal), Tracii Guns (guitar), Mick Cripps (rhythm guitar), Kelly Nickels (bass guitar) and Steve Riley (drums). The group went through numerous lineup changes which diminishes their success year by year. In 2005 Tracii Guns formed his own L.A.Guns group which disbanded in 2012 leaving only the Phil Lewis-led group performing under this moniker. The band released 15 albums, they are still performing and they are working on new albums.

Electric Gypsy --> official video

Ballad of Jayne