Music video by Ted Nugent performing Cat Scratch Fever (audio). (C) 1977 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment #TedNugent #CatScratchFever #Vevo
There was nothing like going to a Ted Nugent concert in the 70s and 80s. Unbelievable solo’s as he’d climb on top of the stack of amps and jam. I saw him at least 12 times. Every show he had in my area I was there.
Seen him in "78 & my ears were ringing for like 2 days. Loudest concert I ever been to. Awesome. Used to go see Twisted Sister at a bar on Long Island & I thought they were loud till I seen Nugent.
I got sick one time as a kid and my parents took me to the doctor, and I was diagnosed with “cat scratch disease”. Mom is all serious like oh no what do we do and dad just blasted this song and cackled and sang the entire way home. I will never hear this and not think of him.
@@rickeywest142 no Ted Nugent was a 100% stone cold sober. One of the only few rockers back in the 70s that wasn't on anything. Ted nugent was just as he said mental instability. He was nuts.
I remember being 14 yrs old in 77 riding down the road with my friend in his brothers dodge charger at midnight in Fairbanks Alaska. it was a perfect picture of coolness and freedom growing up in the 70's.
Rememeber those yanks that gave you that freedom - never forget them no matter the war - the politicians will do - because they'll look to that help from your stock..........
Français: Mon classique du rock préféré de tous les temps! Actuellement, j'ai 62 ans! J' écoutais cette chanson quand j'avais 15 ans à CFLS, la station radiophonique de Lévis, sur la rive sud dans Chaudière-Apoalaches, face à la ville de Québec! La radio de ma jeunesse et de mon adolescence! Cela fait bien longtemps. Ma mère hurlait très fort pour me faire baisser le volume de ma musique de drogué, de fou! Cela fait partie de nos folies de jeunesse. C'est ça la vie, c'est ça, le hard rock et le heavy metal. Souvenirs mémorables et inoubliables.
My dad is suffering from cancer, and he may not have enough money to pay the bills (usually the hospital bills whenever you have cancer can easily go over $1,000,000) so he did a fundraiser online trying to get money. I guess Ted Nugent saw this fundraiser and figured out where my dad worked at (he works at a convenient store). Now me, or my parents, never knew that Ted Nugent lived in somewhere near (or in) China Springs, Texas! That tripped me out when I heard that! My dad told me that Ted gave him one of his old guitars with his autograph on it so he can sell it and make some money off of that, and that Ted would help him! Ted, if you are reading this, you have a good heart! You have brought joy to me and my parents! Keep rock n' rollin!
That is soo cool. Ronnie VanZant would have done similar, When a young fan followed the band to a Holiday Inn and came to his room for an autograph, Ronnie obliged and gave him his favorite 'lucky' pair of jeans. The man recently auctioned them on E Bay.
@@alexanderstyrlander7991 My dad died in October of 2022. He caught the cancer too late because it already spread to the rest of his body when he caught it.
@@imnotcreative2214 He had a big libido back in the 70s too. Remember when he persuaded a 17 year old girl's parents to let him be her legal guardian so he can have sex with her?
English; My favorite song of all time! My favorite rock classic! Now I'm 62 years old! I was 15 years old when I listened to this song on CFLS from Lévis, Quebec, in the south shore, face to Quebec City. That's a very long time ago. My mother became angry and shout to me to put down the volume of my radio! That's life. That's hard rock and heavy metal. Memorable and unforgettable moments.
@@revwahfair Sorry,to hear that.My mom passed away November 13,2020was82,my brother Barry passed away was63 in2019.And my sister Leslie 2017,was57.my dad2002was66.I know their all with God now.
I seen him playing this live.when he was touring for this album..he was playing so loud..you could feel it in your chest..best guitar tone I've ever heard...loud and clear..he Rocks...
Man I wish I could have seen him back then. He had a simple but amazing guitar tone from that Byrdland and his Fender amps. My favorite guitar tones are those old school cranked tube amps and a guitar, with minimal pedals and gadgets. Hendrix undoubtedly made some amazing sounds with his pedals and gear, but mostly I like that pure cranked tube sound with just a guitar plugged straight in.
@@sharonjensen3016 for sure!!! Lol kinda random but I actually know Ted's nephew. He's in a band and he used to practice in my garage they aren't big or anything but once ted nugent came over for Thanksgiving and they were jamming and at one point ted nugent gave him a little lesson on cat scratch fever and some other ones. The video is up on RUclips somewhere it'd been ages so I can't really Remember the title of the video
hard rock/metal has always been macho af why things like the grammys and vma's will never air or acknowledge its existence, its tribal alpha male overload offends the beta cucks "safe space"
About 15 years ago I was working Loss Prevention at Meijer in Columbus, Ohio. It is early in the morning and in the Sporting Goods department I see a tall, athletic looking white guy in hunting camo. He looks like Ted Nugent and I would have gone up to him and said, "Has anyone ever told you, that you look like Ted Nugent?" But I brain locked and could not think of the name so I went on. That evening, they are interviewing Ted Nugent on the news because he was in town at the Hunting and Fishing Expo, plugging his hunting videos. To this day, I wonder what Ted Nugent would have said if I went up to him and said he looked like Ted Nugent. haha
I FINALLY learned this on guitar tonight after loving this song since I was 16 restoring my 280z. I'm 34 now. Still working on making it perfect but this is one of the best days ever. Can't wait to play it in a big room with my friends! Still learning guitar but so happy. 🤘🏽Wow this song is just rad.
My parents had a 280Z when I was growing up, people stared at us and literally came up to kick the tires:-) My dad was stationed in Germany at the time (Army) and Mom loved driving it on the Autobahn. That car lasted forever, they got something more practical for daily use but eventually I got it and drove the wheels off.
Great rock tune. I recall first hearing this as a kid and being afraid of a cat scratching me and getting cat scratch fever. Then sometime later I learned about metaphors.
I had heard it growing up as a child and didn't hear it for a long spell of some years until I was 15 when I heard it randomly on the FM radio. Then it all made sense and I was like holy shit this is great to understand what the lyrics actually meant! Was learning to play guitar at the time and learning his songs gave me a whole new appreciation for the Nuge and rock guitar.
I was not a fan of Ted Nugent in the 70s or 80s, but I have since come to love him and his music. The man is a TRUE RED, WHITE, and BLUE American patriot who loves his country and is doing all he can to save our republic.
Keep in mind everybody that Ted Nugent is probably the most famous piece of propaganda that the Republican party has, makes responsible gun owners look like gun toting hillbillies, makes underwhelming music, and that he's on public record calling president Obama a subhuman mongrel; Interesting choice of words for the only black president in American history. You can call that being a "true American patriot", but the rest of us valuable members of society will continue to know the true meaning of patriotism when it comes to the USA.
When most people see me, I'm a 65 yr. old lady sitting there working on my craft projects, with my headphones on. What don't realize is I'm probably listening to all the great bands from the seventies. One of my songs is "Cat Scratch Fever." I steel have the original vinyl album.
68here Ted did great white buffalo in canyon Texas. There is a new venue in canyon Texas called the lumber Yard. Come back to canyon Texas Ted. You will be very well received. Come rock Ted
RIP Papaw 1953-2006. We'd ride around town with this full blast in a little old Jeep Cherokee. I still think about him everyday and I'm thankful for the 6 years I had with him. ❤
My friend Russ turned me on to Nugent in the late 70s. From the Dukes to stranglehold just pure rock and roll, pre AC/DC. Always a good listen. Thanks Russ. 👍
Wishing everyone who took a journey "back in time" a very happy New Year! Continue to find your memories through music. "Music Memories" are the most profound, and mean the most to us! Keep jamming to your new and old favorites, music is life.
I remembered TED opened up for Black Sabbath at The New Haven Coliseum and nobody knew who he was and he blew our fucking eardrums out and left the highest note strung out and put his guitar on the stand and rang and rang. Wow what a time I'm 67 now.
This dude and EVH were the guys that made me wanna play guitar and learn everything I could about it. A lot of guitarists journeys started with The Motor City Madman
My dad got me into rock music at a really young age ever since he's passed away I've been an extremely serious rock guitarist. It's very worth it though. i miss him
Rock-N-Roll God Bless you and your family. Thanks Ted . Please , keep,,,ROCKING my friend . We all love you PARTY....Peace To Everyone. MAY GOD BE WITH US ALL.
When I was a kid, my dad used to start playing this on record full blast to wake my brother and me up, and then beat us with jumper cables. I miss him deeply.
Questo signore si costruisce il materiale prima di iniziare un concerto la chitarra per poi regalarla a noi come pezzo unico del sul mondo, distruggerla in più e grande perché nella sua euforia sa cosa dice e molto colto per questo lo apprezzato nel suo messaggio grazie ted, ti mandi i miei 60 anni di auguri .
@@KittyGrizGrizLol he's just talking about the music, like we get that you hate Ted Nugent for political reasons but are you really gonna take it out on everyone who simply enjoys the song without politics? You're just acting like a little kid.
Awesome song ,awesome time in history as a teen jammed to nuggent,partied all night some wild times greatest rock and roll ever made in seventys ,my opinion . I'm back there when I listen to you.
This Man is the reason I've been playing guitar for over 30 years, not because of the lyrics, but his ability to bring out EVERY EMOTION Within Your BEING
I went to see Ted Nugent last Sunday, and the unforgettable memory I have of this event was some drunk old guy incoherently shouting "Teeeeed! Teeeeeeeed!" Now my grandparents and I constantly make jokes about it. Bless that man
I remember owning this on Cassette tape as a little kid and just being in awe with it, and always trying to learn to play it on guitar and thinking he was a god of some sort
When this was played would go crazy at the skating rink back then showing off to all the girls speed skating etc. Going down the rink and taking wide turns. Lots of fun back then!
What about WABX that was before the WRIF. If it wasn't wasn't for that station he would not have any other venue for his music at the time. I understand what your saying about WRIF he used guest DJ but that was years later. WABX had a free Amboy Dukes concert 1969 on the steps of the Detroit library. Look up WABX and Ted is seen playing way back in black and white:))
When I was a kid, my dad used to start playing this on record full blast to wake my brother and me up. I miss him deeply. RIP 10/2017
This song would be blasting in my dads diesel truck, he used it to wake me up in the morning. I miss him deeply too.
What a kickass way to start the day, my condolences
Similar memory with my dad , may him and you find peace.
Luke Coles your dad was a fuckin badass......wish my ol man was cool like that~~
similar story i have, my gramdpa would put on music from the 40 and 50s though
There was nothing like going to a Ted Nugent concert in the 70s and 80s. Unbelievable solo’s as he’d climb on top of the stack of amps and jam. I saw him at least 12 times. Every show he had in my area I was there.
Swinging on his roap tarzan Ted Nugent
G.G. Allen
My first concert was Ted Nugent for the Cat Scratch Fever tour.
Shooting arrows over the crowd into an elevated hay bale, crazy mfer! Never miss Ted in concert.
Seen him in "78 & my ears were ringing for like 2 days. Loudest concert I ever been to. Awesome. Used to go see Twisted Sister at a bar on Long Island & I thought they were loud till I seen Nugent.
I saw Ted in '77, and my ears are still ringing
Saw him in 77 fun show got attacked by aa fan in charlotte nc
I'm sure they are.
😅😅😅😅
I'm 12 and I have no interest in today's music and love ted
Ritchie Blackmore - Guitar Gods
I got sick one time as a kid and my parents took me to the doctor, and I was diagnosed with “cat scratch disease”. Mom is all serious like oh no what do we do and dad just blasted this song and cackled and sang the entire way home. I will never hear this and not think of him.
deeply touching; thanks
Cool Memory
@Joe 😏
What an awesome story!
😂😂 had the same thing when I was a kid funny thing is I never got over it
No drugs, just 100% mental instability, what a man and what a song
Gary Busey is appearing on his next album
bruh look at his pupils....you are trippin
@@rickeywest142 no Ted Nugent was a 100% stone cold sober. One of the only few rockers back in the 70s that wasn't on anything. Ted nugent was just as he said mental instability. He was nuts.
Shame someone with such talent turned out to be such a right wing nut job.
nah also drugs
Both times I've seen him he opened for KISS. Uncle Ted never disappoints.
Detroit produced some of the best rock
Ritchie Blackmore, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page
He disappoints me now
I remember being 14 yrs old in 77
riding down the road with my friend in his brothers dodge charger at midnight in Fairbanks Alaska.
it was a perfect picture of coolness and freedom growing up in the 70's.
Damn yall had electricity up in Fairbanks back in the' 70s? Hahaha
Damn Alaska shit that whole state is freedom lol
Rememeber those yanks that gave you that freedom - never forget them no matter the war - the politicians will do - because they'll look to that help from your stock..........
@@chevypower406 how about you? make you generation suck less.
Listening tonight in Anchorage
Français:
Mon classique du rock préféré de tous les temps! Actuellement, j'ai 62 ans! J' écoutais cette chanson quand j'avais 15 ans à CFLS, la station radiophonique de Lévis, sur la rive sud dans Chaudière-Apoalaches, face à la ville de Québec! La radio de ma jeunesse et de mon adolescence! Cela fait bien longtemps. Ma mère hurlait très fort pour me faire baisser le volume de ma musique de drogué, de fou! Cela fait partie de nos folies de jeunesse. C'est ça la vie, c'est ça, le hard rock et le heavy metal. Souvenirs mémorables et inoubliables.
Just saw him perform the Star Spangled Banner on ytube at the truckers rally. The man can still absolutely rip it up on his guitar...
My dad is suffering from cancer, and he may not have enough money to pay the bills (usually the hospital bills whenever you have cancer can easily go over $1,000,000) so he did a fundraiser online trying to get money. I guess Ted Nugent saw this fundraiser and figured out where my dad worked at (he works at a convenient store). Now me, or my parents, never knew that Ted Nugent lived in somewhere near (or in) China Springs, Texas! That tripped me out when I heard that!
My dad told me that Ted gave him one of his old guitars with his autograph on it so he can sell it and make some money off of that, and that Ted would help him!
Ted, if you are reading this, you have a good heart! You have brought joy to me and my parents! Keep rock n' rollin!
❤
How did it all go?
That is soo cool. Ronnie VanZant would have done similar, When a young fan followed the band to a Holiday Inn and came to his room for an autograph, Ronnie obliged and gave him his favorite 'lucky' pair of jeans. The man recently auctioned them on E Bay.
@@alexanderstyrlander7991 My dad died in October of 2022. He caught the cancer too late because it already spread to the rest of his body when he caught it.
@@jeffreyashley9181 Thank you.
My cat loves this song. No puns or hidden innuendos, she really is a cat and she likes this song.
😹
cat
🐈🐱🐾😸😹🐈⬛
Meow
bro your cat doesnt care about this song.
I never get tired of this song. Ever.
Totally Agreed...the first time is the best as the last time
@@robertsears3737 why
@@vikingkrigare5329 One reason is because most off todays new "music" is crap.
@@winnhill3736 oh yeah. I totally agree
For a guy against drinking a lot/ partying he sure made some damn good getting wasted rock n roll.
He used to drink a lot back in the 70's and 80's. He is sober now.
Exciter! Metal maniacs
@@imnotcreative2214 He had a big libido back in the 70s too. Remember when he persuaded a 17 year old girl's parents to let him be her legal guardian so he can have sex with her?
@Jack D'Ripa Ha! You should be half that talented.. Libtard?
@@georgetunstill2341
What?
English;
My favorite song of all time! My favorite rock classic! Now I'm 62 years old! I was 15 years old when I listened to this song on CFLS from Lévis, Quebec, in the south shore, face to Quebec City. That's a very long time ago. My mother became angry and shout to me to put down the volume of my radio! That's life. That's hard rock and heavy metal. Memorable and unforgettable moments.
God bless you fellow rocker. Jesus saves sinners
A rock anthem for all the ages.
The70s were the best decade .. screw the 80s lol
Growing up when we listened to Ted, so did the neighbors and all of the surrounding traffic!
Just like tonight !
Ted Nugent,A great guitar player.I remember in 1978 when I was12.My brother Barry Parsons liked ,he passed away July 19,2019,was63.
Sorry to hear that.
@@revwahfair thanks,very much,have a great day.
@@lisaparsons8949 very welcome. I lost my wife in 04 to drugs. It actually does get better eventually.
@@revwahfair Sorry,to hear that.My mom passed away November 13,2020was82,my brother Barry passed away was63 in2019.And my sister Leslie 2017,was57.my dad2002was66.I know their all with God now.
I seen him playing this live.when he was touring for this album..he was playing so loud..you could feel it in your chest..best guitar tone I've ever heard...loud and clear..he Rocks...
Man I wish I could have seen him back then. He had a simple but amazing guitar tone from that Byrdland and his Fender amps. My favorite guitar tones are those old school cranked tube amps and a guitar, with minimal pedals and gadgets. Hendrix undoubtedly made some amazing sounds with his pedals and gear, but mostly I like that pure cranked tube sound with just a guitar plugged straight in.
Jealous again.
Loud doesn't necessarily equate to good.
@@KevinHowell501 Loud still doesn't necessarily equate to good.
My dad used to work on his truck to this album and drink Budweiser back in the 80's
That is the most American thing that I’ve ever read
My dad still does this
I bet your dad was a bad ass too
A true boss
Lol me and my dad still listen to him while working on our shitbox chevys
I’m 60 years old from the Alamo City and I still love his music. Coach Mando.
Keep rocking 💕
Where the hell is alamo city? near san antonio? i'm from dallas.
@@stevenhoskins7850 By McAllen.
@@stevenhoskins7850Alamo City is San Antonio’s nickname
Medical note: this is an actual medical condition. My cat-scratch history had nothing to with the disease-just cat scratching.
That's such an awesome guitar riff in the beginning!!
One of the most recognisable guitar riffs in the history of rock'n'roll music.
@@sharonjensen3016 for sure!!! Lol kinda random but I actually know Ted's nephew. He's in a band and he used to practice in my garage they aren't big or anything but once ted nugent came over for Thanksgiving and they were jamming and at one point ted nugent gave him a little lesson on cat scratch fever and some other ones. The video is up on RUclips somewhere it'd been ages so I can't really Remember the title of the video
ruclips.net/video/sCf2-oRZp5k/видео.html
@@sharonjensen3016 its kinda more like bad to the bone's riff
He’s top 10 to play the ole 6 string
It's uncanny how Nugent looks like a perfect cross between 1989 James Hetfield and Weird Al Yankovic
No they just look like him
Oh that’s fucking disturbing
Broooo exactly he looks so much like Hetfield
@@ethanhayes3474 what
😄😄weird all yankovic,I remember him in the 80s.And Ted Nugent in 78 when I was12😊
Hysterical I never heard of this song before today!!! I have cat scratch fever! Was just diagnosed! That's when someone sent this song to me😅
@kathleendigiovanni2895, LOL, I don't think the song means that.
One of the best songs of the 70’s
And Baker street
Stranglehold is better.
And 80s 90 2,00Os We kicked ASS in the 70s HARD
You need to listen to more music from this decade
@@james9066 I listen to a tons, still a great song
46 years have gone by and this song never gets old or dated. Long live the 1970s.
I'm here because I have cat scratch fever 🤒
bands werer bands
@@EbonyAE88
Aye! And long live we who lived through them! FJB!
One of the few artists thats just as good today as back in the 70s. Maybe a bit larger than life but still awesome to see life
Live
'I dont know what a gun free zone is. Ive never been to one. As soon as I arrive, it ceases to be one' - Ted Nugent
Metal
Stupid.
Fuck Yeahhhhhhhh
hard rock/metal has always been macho af why things like the grammys and vma's will never air or acknowledge its existence, its tribal alpha male overload offends the beta cucks "safe space"
@Nuclear Fission Ted Nugent should play for the Taliban, Al Qaeda and ISIS...the people who love guns the most. They sell and buy guns like groceries.
About 15 years ago I was working Loss Prevention at Meijer in Columbus, Ohio. It is early in the morning and in the Sporting Goods department I see a tall, athletic looking white guy in hunting camo. He looks like Ted Nugent and I would have gone up to him and said, "Has anyone ever told you, that you look like Ted Nugent?" But I brain locked and could not think of the name so I went on. That evening, they are interviewing Ted Nugent on the news because he was in town at the Hunting and Fishing Expo, plugging his hunting videos. To this day, I wonder what Ted Nugent would have said if I went up to him and said he looked like Ted Nugent. haha
ok
YOU SHOULD HAVE CALLED HIM OUT ON HIS HATEFUL RHETORIC, HIS NEED TO SEPERATE AND HATE, ETC..WASTED MOMENT, BRO!!!
maurice williams Hes not hateful just because you dont agree with his values.
maurice williams The world would have undoubtedly changed in that moment. It would have been like an eternal episode of the Care Bears from now on.
My ears r bleeding
This was my grandpa’s favorite before he passed ❤🕊
Loved this tune and uncle Teddy ever since I first heard thid way back in '77 when it first came out. I was 7! Rock On Mr. Motor City Madman!🎸
Trump/Nugent 2024!
How could a great guitarist like Ted not be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ? This song and Stranglehold are enough to get him inducted.
We get Mary J. Blige, Cher and Dave Matthews Band. Be happy.
@@marswillrule2431 🤮
You're right about that
His political views
Very simple
@@JustinF911 I know that doesn't help him, but it should have nothing to do with his great music. He is very outspoken for sure.
Thank you sir.
oldie but a goodie
Me and my neighbors are hearing this classic again! 😃😃😃😃😃
Lmao 🤣
My neighbor loves it so much he threw a brick through my window so he could hear it better. 🥴
@@barryobamagate6786 WowZerZ, now thatZ some real love for this song! LMFAO 😆😆😆☕🥁🥁🥁🌃
Same here. On a Sunday morning
Hahahahaha righteous!!!
I FINALLY learned this on guitar tonight after loving this song since I was 16 restoring my 280z. I'm 34 now. Still working on making it perfect but this is one of the best days ever. Can't wait to play it in a big room with my friends! Still learning guitar but so happy. 🤘🏽Wow this song is just rad.
This song on a amped Alpine in a 280Z !! Don’t get better than that.
Cars and guitars. You’re making your folks proud man
My parents had a 280Z when I was growing up, people stared at us and literally came up to kick the tires:-) My dad was stationed in Germany at the time (Army) and Mom loved driving it on the Autobahn. That car lasted forever, they got something more practical for daily use but eventually I got it and drove the wheels off.
5 year olds can play better than that tird
Hes the man...
uncle Ted giving much respect to reality every day!
Great rock tune. I recall first hearing this as a kid and being afraid of a cat scratching me and getting cat scratch fever. Then sometime later I learned about metaphors.
I had heard it growing up as a child and didn't hear it for a long spell of some years until I was 15 when I heard it randomly on the FM radio. Then it all made sense and I was like holy shit this is great to understand what the lyrics actually meant! Was learning to play guitar at the time and learning his songs gave me a whole new appreciation for the Nuge and rock guitar.
@@yearginclarke what does it mean
@@jayleno1121 The lyrics are all sexual innuendo.
@@jayleno1121 It's about pu$$y
OMG, this reminds me of my dad. He'd play this album, and I remember this song 😂😅 I dedicate it to you wherever you are love you, dad 😊😂
I remember getting all the cassettes from my dad and rewinding this song over and over again.
I was not a fan of Ted Nugent in the 70s or 80s, but I have since come to love him and his music. The man is a TRUE RED, WHITE, and BLUE American patriot who loves his country and is doing all he can to save our republic.
Keep in mind everybody that Ted Nugent is probably the most famous piece of propaganda that the Republican party has, makes responsible gun owners look like gun toting hillbillies, makes underwhelming music, and that he's on public record calling president Obama a subhuman mongrel; Interesting choice of words for the only black president in American history.
You can call that being a "true American patriot", but the rest of us valuable members of society will continue to know the true meaning of patriotism when it comes to the USA.
Vice President..
BROTHER ❤
Amen to that! I was lucky to see him when I was a kid, Ted's the real deal in a world gone mad.
Ted calls that plus colum
You didn't like him till he was mask off racist good to know
When most people see me, I'm a 65 yr. old lady sitting there working on my craft projects, with my headphones on. What don't realize is I'm probably listening to all the great bands from the seventies. One of my songs is "Cat Scratch Fever." I steel have the original vinyl album.
Atta Girl 🥰 ~ I'm 67 and still rockin' too 😜
66 here!
68here Ted did great white buffalo in canyon Texas. There is a new venue in canyon Texas called the lumber Yard. Come back to canyon Texas Ted. You will be very well received. Come rock Ted
i don't know where they come from but they sure do come, that's a good line.
This album was one of the first I ever owned and I played it numerous times!
One of the absolute greats from 1978...the year I graduated from high school
i also graduated in 1978 and yes this song really rocked. its still great after all these years
Ted Nugent is a living legend.
we call him Uncle Ted and he grew minutes from us ...on the freeway
Ted was once pulled over on the Freeway,true story,for driving Backwards
in a Ford Bronco I beleve
In his own twisted lil’ mind.
For shitting his pants to avoid the draft...
RIP Papaw 1953-2006. We'd ride around town with this full blast in a little old Jeep Cherokee. I still think about him everyday and I'm thankful for the 6 years I had with him. ❤
Change the Earl.
My friend Russ turned me on to Nugent in the late 70s. From the Dukes to stranglehold just pure rock and roll, pre AC/DC. Always a good listen. Thanks Russ. 👍
Wishing everyone who took a journey "back in time" a very happy New Year! Continue to find your memories through music. "Music Memories" are the most profound, and mean the most to us! Keep jamming to your new and old favorites, music is life.
So many memories would've been long gone had I not heard a song that brought them back!
I remembered TED opened up for Black Sabbath at The New Haven Coliseum and nobody knew who he was and he blew our fucking eardrums out and left the highest note strung out and put his guitar on the stand and rang and rang. Wow what a time I'm 67 now.
Right on , we wish we were there and love Ted dearly!! We are 62 now!!😂😂 where did the time go!
62 and still punish my eardrums with sweaty Teddy!
My son is currently in the hospital with cat scratch disease and all I could think is play him this song 😅
Love Ted. He's a classic
One of the most bad ass songs of all time
This dude and EVH were the guys that made me wanna play guitar and learn everything I could about it.
A lot of guitarists journeys started with The Motor City Madman
One of the most iconic riffs in RR history.Up there with smoke on the water and purple Haze.
He can’t play
He sucks
Always loved "Stranglehold" by Nugent.
🤣🤣
A long way behind Whole Lotta Love and Kashmir etc though.
Paul Rodgers is amazing.
I’m 58, still love listening to Uncle Ted. Keep rocking Ted!!!! #Trump #2024
Me too, I'm 61.
YES SIR TRUMP 2024🇺🇸
CAT SCRATCH FEVER!!!!!! BORN IN 2001, I KNOW GOOD MUSIC WHEN I HEAR IT!!!
that riff
Ritchie Blackmore, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page
M@@7audielhahahaha
I'm sharing this with my kids..they need this..
Excellent...
I bet your kids will comment all about you and this song. Even if you pass away as a good memory.
Crank it up in here
I've had a blast
It's been my pleasure
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2024 i think this song is still GREAT
Oh geez, I forgot about this song, loved my early teen yrs.
So much great music 60s 70s...we had so much fun.!!!
Hi
My dad got me into rock music at a really young age ever since he's passed away I've been an extremely serious rock guitarist. It's very worth it though. i miss him
This was my high school days.
Straight rock and roll from the gut!
I was very fortunate to see Ted Nugent live in concert in the 80s IT WAS BADASS!!!!!
Do you know Gene?
@@steveeoff383 My uncle, why?
Or from somewhere lower considering what the song's about
Too bad so many of his fans have big guts now🤣
Ain’t anyone like uncle Ted
The Motor City Madman!
I was fortunate to have grown up on ted’s incredible guitar.
Great memories!
When did you get off of it
My brother used to play this on his guitar when I was a tot.. and now my son is playing it for his tot
Can't say we didn't try . Thank you . I am so humbled. Rock on.
Rock-N-Roll God Bless you and your family. Thanks Ted . Please , keep,,,ROCKING my friend . We all love you PARTY....Peace To Everyone. MAY GOD BE WITH US ALL.
When I was a kid, my dad used to start playing this on record full blast to wake my brother and me up, and then beat us with jumper cables. I miss him deeply.
Born and raised on TED...MET HIM AT A WILD ASS KEGGER AS A TEEN..SAVED MY LIFE...ROCK ON UNCLE TED
Love this song 🎶
Will never forget listening to this on my dad’s speakers when I was 4 years old, it’s been my favorite song ever since
Thanks for Sharing Uncle TED! and thanks to those who taught and molded me, especially those whom I never had the chance to accredit!
He never gets old!
G'day Ted, Bought the album late 1977. Still have it and it sounds as good now as it did then.
Questo signore si costruisce il materiale prima di iniziare un concerto la chitarra per poi regalarla a noi come pezzo unico del sul mondo, distruggerla in più e grande perché nella sua euforia sa cosa dice e molto colto per questo lo apprezzato nel suo messaggio grazie ted, ti mandi i miei 60 anni di auguri .
Best Guitar lick ever.
My best friend who is passed showed me this and molly hatchet .. I showed him Judas Priest and Rush…miss you old friend
Cat scratch fever luv the drums
Ted was always absolutely sober. Very very intelligent man.
😂🤣😆😝
And nuts.
@@victorrtalluto225 True. To Radical Socialist Democrat Fruit Cakes, he would appear to be nuts.
@@CandiceJoergan To any sensible human being he would appear to be nuts. To right wing fascists nut cases he appears normal.
@@victorrtalluto225 Thanks for confirming what I said. To Radical Socialist Democrat Fruit Cakes, he would appear to be nuts.
Thanks again!
Star Lord better be blastin' this in the Milano in Vol. 3
Agreed. Vol. 3 can benefit from some hard rock.
One of the best guitar riffs of all time as well as a great song.
This is a song to get those feel good sensations.
🤣🤣🤣
@@KittyGrizGrizLol he's just talking about the music, like we get that you hate Ted Nugent for political reasons but are you really gonna take it out on everyone who simply enjoys the song without politics? You're just acting like a little kid.
Awesome song ,awesome time in history as a teen jammed to nuggent,partied all night some wild times greatest rock and roll ever made in seventys ,my opinion . I'm back there when I listen to you.
This Man is the reason I've been playing guitar for over 30 years, not because of the lyrics, but his ability to bring out EVERY EMOTION Within Your BEING
I went to see Ted Nugent last Sunday, and the unforgettable memory I have of this event was some drunk old guy incoherently shouting "Teeeeed! Teeeeeeeed!" Now my grandparents and I constantly make jokes about it. Bless that man
They sure do Come! 2020 and beyond! Ted still rocks it!
Great song! I love that electric guitar.🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹🎸🌹
I remember owning this on Cassette tape as a little kid and just being in awe with it, and always trying to learn to play it on guitar and thinking he was a god of some sort
Haaa, me too!
What a nice song about petting cats
This guy was the 'real deal'🎸😁
This was Australia's hit for Ted.
When this was played would go crazy at the skating rink back then showing off to all the girls speed skating etc. Going down the rink and taking wide turns. Lots of fun back then!
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The best trailer court rock of the late 70s early 80s ever!! Party time man
If you were raised with this song your parents have great taste of music
And you most likely have cat scratch fever since u were 13 lol
And those of us who raised our kids listening to this have great kids.
My parent's (Big Band Era) had no idea what I listen to and I wasn't going to let them know anything.
[Mutually Assured Deterrent]
Product of my time.
I guess I am your parents😁
My grandkids listen to this song with a mix of KISS, Aerosmith, ZZ Top and many other.
Time for my daily dose of Sir Ted 🎸😎🔥🤘
@TedNugentofficial enjoying the sunny weather in Ohio lol
Anyone who grew up in the Detroit area knows how much Ted is a part of your life soundtrack. WRIF Baby!!!
What about WABX that was before the WRIF. If it wasn't wasn't for that station he would not have any other venue for his music at the time. I understand what your saying about WRIF he used guest DJ but that was years later. WABX had a free Amboy Dukes concert 1969 on the steps of the Detroit library. Look up WABX and Ted is seen playing way back in black and white:))
Great album