George Gakis - Too Much Ain't Ever Enough (CD)

Details: George Gakis has been a longstanding figure in the Greek rock music scene, he created " the Troublemakers" in May 1993, as a five person (melodic) rock group, influenced by groups such as, Whitesnake, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Deep Purple, Winger, Scorpions etc. Through his own label G. G. Records, he released three albums: "Keep on Rock 'n' Rollin" (1989), "Pain in my ass" (1995), "Forbidden Paradise" (2002), music and lyrics by George Gakis. Worth noting is that George Gakis and his band have appeared in more than a thousand live performances, almost everywhere in Greece, building up an avid audience of fans. At present he resides in Ioannina (Greece), where he is businesswise active. On the side, he still appears throughout the country and in cooperation with the municipality of Ioannina he has been in charge of the Castle Rock Festival for the last four years, hosting major artists such as: Scorpions, Whitesnake, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, Winger, Dokken and British pop band James, among others. In June 2010, George Gakis and his band along with the sixty member Symphonic Orchestra of Thessaloniki gave birth to an amazing creation of classical music. Worth mentioning are the band's support performances of legendary rock group concerts, such as Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Glenn Hughes, Dokken, Winger, Over the Rainbow, Twisted Sister and Uli Jon Roth. In 2010 George Gakis and the Troublemakers opened the Scorpions tour in Thessaloniki, Ioannina, Patra and Athens at S.E.F. in front of over 60.000 people. George Gakis very recently finished the recording of his new album " Too much ain't never enough" which includes ten original songs, lyrics and music by George Gakis, and one very special arrangement of a traditional Greek song.

Tracklist:

1. I Married Trouble
2. Fame
3. Street of Broken Dreams
4. Days of Rock 'N' Roll
5. When Opposites Attract
6. Too Much Ain't Never Enough
7. License for Love
8. Under My Skin
9. Rebellious Son
10. It Ain't Over Till It's Over
11. Mi Me Koitas