George Gakis and Very Special Friends “Too Much Ain't Never Enough” /CD/

The fourth full-length album by Greek Blues/Hard Rock guitarist and singer.
A veteran of the Greek Melodic Metal circuit, described as the ‘Greek David Coverdale’, has amassed a contacts book to rival the best of them. In terms of Melodic Rock, there's no denying that Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow, Deep Purple, Yngwie Malmsteen), Bobby Rondinelli (Rainbow), James Kottak (Scorpions, Kingdom Come), Greg Smith (Alice Cooper), Mark Cross (Firewind, Helloween, Outloud) and Yiannis Spathas (legendary Greek Rock act Socrates) can indeed be classed as "Very Special Friends". Add to that list the multi-talented Kip Winger, who co-produced the cumbersomely titled "Too Much Ain't Never Enough" and there's no denying that all the ingredients to make a killer Melodic Rock album are in place!
As mentioned before, George Gakis is a bit of a fan of Whitesnake, and he seems to have taken that to its natural conclusion on this album, crafting ten tracks that take a cookie cutter to the British band’s back catalogue. What we have is tracks that, basically, would not be out of place if done by that band, and when they work, they work well. For example, "Days Of Rock ‘n’ Roll" is a fantastic track that echoes Whitesnake’s later years.
"Too Much Ain’t Never Enough" is a good album. It’s a solid, heavy, Blues based piece that should bring the name of George Gakis to a much wider audience!
For fans of: Whitesnake, Winger, Dokken, Deep Purple, Scorpions and more!!
Perris Records, 2012 (PER 3862). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:
1. I Married Trouble 4:16 
2. Fame 5:10 
3. Street Of Broken Dreams 3:45 
4. Days Of Rock'n'Roll 3:20 
5. When Opposites Attract 4:52 
6. Too Much Ain't Never Enough 3:52 
7. License For Love 3:51 
8. Under My Skin 4:57 
9. Rebellious Son 4:54 
10. It Ain't Over Till It's Over 5:11
Bonus Track: 
11. Mi Me Kitas 4:42
Total playing time: 48:50