Jackyl - Push Comes to Shove - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

"Jackyl" fell into the "Guinness Book of Records", receiving the title "The Hardest Working Band in Rock 'N' Roll": once they played 100 concerts in 50 days, and the second time - 21 concerts within 24 hours. Many consider this group to Hair Metal ', however, Jackyl began their activities, mixing in equal proportions of hard rock, heavy metal and south rock. The team was formed in 1991 at the initiative of Vocalist Jesse James Dupriri, the company which was the guitarists Jimmy Steff and Jeff Tver, Basist Tom Bettini and Drum Chris Tver. Taking the Style "AC / DC" as the basis, the group began to conquer the surroundings of the native Atlanta, collecting more and more people to their concerts. One of the branded chips "Jackyl" was the virtuoso use by Jessa chainsaws, with which he not only crumble on the stage wooden chairs, but also issued a kind of solo.

One of the concerts visited the manager "Geffen Records" John Caloder, and soon with his help the team received a contract and went to Los Angeles to record a debut album. The circulation of the disk amounted to more than a million copies, which in a large extent contributed to such hits as "I Stand Alone", "Down On Me", "Will It Rain".

The special popularity of the listeners used the provocative and sexy little girl "She Love's My Cock" and the number "The Lumberjack" with the company "Benzosolo" from Dupri. In support of the album "Jackyl" toured a lot, speaking in one bundle with "Aerosmith", "Kiss", "Zz Top" and "Damn Yankees". In 1993, the group participated in the creation of the "The Beavis & Butt-Head Experience" compilation, and the next year recorded the second album, "Push Comes to Shove". Unfortunately, the label paid a little attention to the promotion record, and the disk received only a gold status. In the same 1994, Jackyl appeared at Woodstock Festival, and their Headed for Destruction song entered a double concert album released by the results of this event. In 1996, the team prepared his own Live, Night of the Living Dead, published by the European label "Mayhem Records".

Shortly before that, John Caloder went to work on "Epic Records", and after him, Jackyl was moved there. In 1997, the third studio group, "Cut the Crap" appeared. Although in the creation of the album, such personalities were taken as producer Mike Fraser ("AC / DC", Metallica) and sound engineer Kevin Shirley ("Silverchair", "Aerosmith"), the work could not pay attention to the general public.

Only one track "Locked and Loaded" often spinned on the radio, but it was explained by the fact that Bryan Johnson from "AC / DC" on it was performed. With "Epic" soon had to part, and the musicians were relocated under the wing of a small firm "Shimmering Tone Records". In 1998, the team released the selection of Biysides "Stayin 'Alive", but she would have left unnoticed if parallel with this "Geffen Records" would not throw the compilation of the best things, "Choice Cuts" to the market, thereby making Indirect promotion. As a result of the rising wave of personnel permutations of Bettini and Schiff were dismissed, and the new bass guitarist "Jackyl" was the Roman Glick.

Having finished with the decision of the internal problems, the group returned with the new studio work, "Relentless" released by Humidity Records. On this album, Brian Johnson, who was "Kill The Sunshine" once again noted. In 2003, "Geffen" has prepared another Best Collection, "20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Jackyl", and the next year on the CD and DVD with the help of a label "Sanctuary Records" aware of "Live AT The Full Throttle Saloon.