Don Dokken
Don Dokken formed the band Dokken in Los Angeles in the early 1980s with guitarist George Lynch, bassist Jeff Pilson, and drummer Mick Brown. Their 1983 debut...
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Don Dokken formed the band Dokken in Los Angeles in the early 1980s with guitarist George Lynch, bassist Jeff Pilson, and drummer Mick Brown. Their 1983 debut album included songs like 'Breaking the Chains' and 'In My Dreams,' which helped establish them in the hard rock scene.
Through the mid-1980s, Dokken released albums like 'Tooth and Nail' and 'Under Lock and Key.' The band's sound featured Don Dokken's vocals and George Lynch's guitar work on tracks such as 'Crash 'N Burn' and 'Mirror Mirror.'
Internal tensions grew within the band, particularly between Don Dokken and George Lynch. Lynch left in 1989, and the band continued with various lineup changes in the following years.
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