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GREAT WHITE's KENDALL And RUSSELL Perform Live In Hollywood: Video Available

May 7, 2003

KTLA.com has posted a video of the first public performance by GREAT WHITE guitarist Mark Kendall and lead singer Jack Russell since the deadly Feb. 20 fire at The Station in West Warwick, R.I. Check it out here.

Along with several other Los Angeles rock bands, the pair agreed to perform West Hollywood's Key Club on April 29 in honor of GREAT WHITE guitarist Ty Longley, who died in the fire. Concert organizers said proceeds would be donated to a charity supervised by Longley's family and earmarked for a scholarship assistance program and trust fund for the 31-year-old musician's unborn child.

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