I saw the Pat Travers Band 40 years ago in Toronto and it remains as one of my all time favorite concerts. Go For What You Know is still one of the best live albums ever. You rock Pat!
Nice to see him using Marshalls again. I never cared for that Blackheart sound. First saw Pat back in the day with Tommy Aldridge, Mars Cowling, and Pat Thrall..the quintisential and my favorite line up. Have seen him numerous times since. He’s always very gracious with the meet and greets after his gigs. I have a signed guitar strap, and the rear control cavity cover on one of my guitars signed. Another time, I bought a double CD at one of his shows, the whole band signed it, then I gave it to a buddy of mine.
Damn...what a musician..!!! Killing at 70yo....hell yes...!!!! Your bass player is good, but his attitude sucks, he thinks he is a special human... I love Pat Travers since 1976....
1979 Houston Texas Colliseum PatTravers Scorpions b oth blow Sammy Hagar the red Rockers ass off the stage! Sammy was headliner half empty after Sammy's 4th song!
I notice that Pat really doesn't want to enunciate the line "I got so much cocaine!" in the bridge. I've watched three of these recent live versions, and he mush-mouths that line every time.
I can tell you.....first met PT in 1983, and he was playing with the fabulous Sandy Gennaro and Pat Thrall. The line came from Thrall, and it stuck. Those guys used to get so high, Pat Thrall said that to a groupie one night by mistake, when she was trying to hustle him.
I just don`t understand audiences anymore. They have a badass band on the stage right in front of them but would rather watch it through their cell phones. To each his own I guess.
First live concert notes I heard were Pat's, then the Scorpions and Sammy for the headliner in 79 at the Arena in St. Louis, I was 13 and me and a buddy snuck down to 14th row because 2 girls from school "invited" us, we didn't get caught LOL.
Arguably as good as he’s ever been and that’s saying something. Travers juggles singing lead and rhythm playing like it’s nothing. Legend
"..Travers juggles sin..." Is the new name of my old band. 😐
70 years old and still kicking some serious Ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! P.T. Still Rockin!!!!!!!!!
What a monster guitar sound. Jeez.
That guitar tone 😍
Hell yeah! So sweeeeeet!
I saw the Pat Travers Band 40 years ago in Toronto and it remains as one of my all time favorite concerts. Go For What You Know is still one of the best live albums ever. You rock Pat!
I saw him in Toronto about that same time, I believe it was at Ryerson University, was that the show you were at?
I saw Pat at Massey Hall on the Black Pearl tour probably in 1982.
My God has he ever gotten Old!!
Speechless!!! Mr. Travers seems to play as well as he ever did and maybe even a bit better. That is some rock n roll guitar perfection. Wow!!
One of my all time favorite guitar players! Been a Travers fan for over 40 years!! ✌️
Me too!!!
Its incredible. He plays and sings just like Rory Gallagher!!
Pat sounds fantastic!!! Always been one of my favorite guitar players ..nice jam!
Criminally under rated
How original. Its also 1 word a hole. 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
Nice to see him using Marshalls again. I never cared for that Blackheart sound. First saw Pat back in the day with Tommy Aldridge, Mars Cowling, and Pat Thrall..the quintisential and my favorite line up. Have seen him numerous times since. He’s always very gracious with the meet and greets after his gigs. I have a signed guitar strap, and the rear control cavity cover on one of my guitars signed. Another time, I bought a double CD at one of his shows, the whole band signed it, then I gave it to a buddy of mine.
PT is so awesome!!!!!
one guitar pat traverse 😮, getting it done.
Killer sound quality. Been fortunate to see pat several times.
He shreds that Strat and at 70 years old it sounds great!
Holy crap! Incredible!!!
Saw Pat Travers with Rush in 1979 at Allentown Fairgrounds PA, awesome show.
Hell of a show!
I expected worse--other than the double chin we all get over time still the same: leads, rhythm guitar vocals--amazing
Try acting like human bizman
what a smokin' hot band!
Oh hell ya!
Damn...what a musician..!!! Killing at 70yo....hell yes...!!!! Your bass player is good, but his attitude sucks, he thinks he is a special human... I love Pat Travers since 1976....
My guitar hero. Saw PT somewhere around 79 at Gustman Hall in So Flo and I do play guitar and PT is definitely been my main influence.
So great cometed😮 who are you
I saw pat in Pittsburgh warm um for Aerosmith he was amazing I had front row seats
Bad ass
+++++++++++++++++++++!!!!!!!
1979 Houston Texas Colliseum PatTravers Scorpions b oth blow Sammy Hagar the red Rockers ass off the stage! Sammy was headliner half empty after Sammy's 4th song!
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I notice that Pat really doesn't want to enunciate the line "I got so much cocaine!" in the bridge. I've watched three of these recent live versions, and he mush-mouths that line every time.
i hear him muttering yayoh wich we know is slang for marching powder
I wish someone would splain to me what the meaning to the song Snortin whiskey is. My favorite pat Travers tune.
I can tell you.....first met PT in 1983, and he was playing with the fabulous Sandy Gennaro and Pat Thrall. The line came from Thrall, and it stuck. Those guys used to get so high, Pat Thrall said that to a groupie one night by mistake, when she was trying to hustle him.
yea i have heard the same seeing snortin was released on crash and burn in 1980 the timeline would jive@@harrietnix6396
It means your totally fuc#%d up! Partying all night!
Pastorius kid?
Jaco Pastorius nephew
I just don`t understand audiences anymore. They have a badass band on the stage right in front of them but would rather watch it through their cell phones. To each his own I guess.
100 percent agree, get up and rock!
Jack Dorsey on bass.
David Pastorius on Bass and Alex Petrosky on Drums
Do you know who Jack Dorsey is?
@@mwestcc
David Pastorius
@@doncollins477 a travesty?
Love pat but he's looking bad probably by putting coke in coffee
He's 70 years old. It happens.
Still a classic it never gets old.
First live concert notes I heard were Pat's, then the Scorpions and Sammy for the headliner in 79 at the Arena in St. Louis, I was 13 and me and a buddy snuck down to 14th row because 2 girls from school "invited" us, we didn't get caught LOL.