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Tony Cardenas-Montana is a Grammy nominated musician with several charting writing credits, and numerous RIAA gold and platinum awards. He has recorded with Grammy winning producers Sylvia Massy and Andrew Scheps and his extensive recording and touring experience includes performances with Slash, Capitol Records act Great White in its heyday, and his own bands across the globe - from the Los ...
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Tony Montana had played bass for Great White through the height of their success, but was fired for as he puts it, “being a bit apathetic about the direction the music was taking.” During our interview with Jack Russell, we talked briefly about a recent appearance by Montana at a Great White performance in Seattle, Washington.
Tony Cardenas-Montana joined Great White in 1987 and toured extensively with the band through '92. As a full member of the band, he recorded with them on the gold and multi-platinum selling and Grammy nominated "...Twice Shy", and the RIAA Gold "Hooked" album, and has Billboard charting writing credits on two singles (fan favorites "Mista Bone ...
Tony Cardenas-Montana. Tony Cardenas-Montana played in numerous Hollywood bands throughout the early 80’s, eventually joining Great White in early ‘87 to support “Once Bitten…” , the band’s first platinum seller. Tony and Great White parted ways in 1992 after a fruitful run of 4 million plus album sales and several world tours. His ...
Jul 17, 2013 · GREAT WHITE FEATURING JACK RUSSELL (formerly JACK RUSSELL'S GREAT WHITE) has recruited former GREAT WHITE bassist Tony Montana (a.k.a. Tony Cardenas; pictured below) to replace the recently ...
This is singer/guitarist Tony Cardenas-Montana ( Great White, Anna’s Brother, Platinum Master’s Monster Circus, Slash) rockin’ out with our Rumble Seat in tow. He says “I was first attracted to the Rumble Seat for the warm, fat sound of the delay. It really caught my ear, but, then I tripped the reverb, and was equally pleased!
