Pat Travers feat Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden) - Live At Rockpalast 1976 (Full Concert Video)
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Setlist:
1. As My Life Flies 0:00:14
2. Stop And Smile 0:02:49
3. Hooked On Music 0:07:03
4. Feelin' Right 0:14:11
5. Need Love 0:18:23
6. You Don't Love Me 0:25:50
7. Statesboro Blues 0:30:50
8. Medley 1 & 2 0:37:27
9. Boom Boom 0:46:19
10. Rock And Roll Susie 0:50:01
11. Makes No Difference 0:54:21
Lineup:
Pat Travers - voc/g
Mars Cowling - bass
Nicko McBrain - drums
His intoxicating, rough and dynamic Rockpalast performance on November 4, 1976 marked the big European breakthrough for young Canadian multi-instrumentalist Pat Travers who had just landed a major deal with Polydor in London. At that time, his band consisted of Peter “Mars” Cowling on bass and Nicko McBrain who is meanwhile drumming for Iron Maiden. Several albums later, in the 80’s, when hard rock and blues orientated rock lost its impact due to punk and new wave, Travers moved back to the US where the scene was still hooked on the genre. Still, Travers has the best reputation as a great live act with all his full speed energy and he connected well with his fans.
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In retrospect, being 14 in 1980, I wished I had paid more attention to guys like Travers and Montrose when learning to play guitar.
To echo ur comment...wish I seen Frank Morino.
I did was in the right place at the right time
Fender Greg.
I'm guilty of the same thing bro.
It was our teen tempo that led us to other types of music at the time. Plus, this stuff wasn't played much on FM radio, so we missed a lot until we found the bargain bin full of cheap cassettes at the big department stores. 👍
P.S. I wonder where Nicko buried that hat at? LoL
I grew up in Soflo in the 70s nuff sais
@@mattaylor8935
Sweet 👍
FL was a hot bed for bands back then.
I grew under military Pappy off the farm, so work was everything and any horse play or concerts were a rarity.
We had to travel thirty miles just to meet girls.
LoL As a kid in the 70's AM Gold country and pop was it until I got Sabbath's Paranoid album.
Then farmhouse parties and loud tube amps became the venue 🎉.
A lot of fun, no cops showing up and nobody could say turn it down or else. 👍
What do you know every once and a while RUclips actually has a good recommendation and I'm glad I clicked on this. Great way to start a Sunday morning especially because I've never actually jammed Pat Travers just heard of him but never listened to him play. He's a bad ass and Nikko McBrain from Iron Maiden was on the drums 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
This is a freaking phenomenal live album by Travers, his very best…
ruclips.net/video/YXmu6p4E8FI/видео.htmlsi=9fs8CgTu0ZqN8OpI
check his lp "putting it straight" it's all there- including nikko!
Seeing Mars Cowling play is always a treat.
Yeah, outside of discussions about Travers, you never hear his name mentioned....which is a shame.
Mars Cowling = 🍻🍻🍻
I wish Peter was a little louder in the mix
I always thought Pat Travers was one of the best musicians that virtually no one had heard of. I saw him in 1980 with Scorpions, Def Leppard, Molly Hatchet, & Ted Nugent. Quite a lineup!
I'd say so, probably only $50 clams as well, lucky you. SRV PT and Robin Trower, now that would've been a show... Toss in Steve Miller and blow me away...
Awesome
I saw the same show in '80 sans Molly Hatchet. My ticket was $9@@toddlavallee398
I had all those guys records.
Check out, Rory Gallagher. Great blues guitarist out of Ireland, three-piece band and almost became the guitarist of the Rolling Stones.
Peter Mars Cowling, one of the finest bassists ever, look at his finger style, plus they are a three piece at this time and he is all over that precision fretboard filling in the spaces.
What a talent Pat was. I never knew he played with Nicko....fucking awesome set
Totally agree!
He still tours with David Pastorious on bass. Still sounds good!
The list of drummers he's worked with throughout the years is a who's who of top tier drummers; Ainsley Dunbar, Michael Shrieve, Tommy Aldridge, Carmine Appice... seriously.
Saw Pat Travers back in the day with Tommy Alldridge on the drums, amazing! A group of teenagers called Def Leppard opened for him, hah! Shit, that was a long ass time ago😎
I know right?
Singing and playing like very few could. One of the most reliable of live shows of those times.
Nicko´s best drumming:)
Seriously underrated, he’s got the vibe he’s got the voice.
Watched Pat Travers open up for ACDC in 79 . Still the greatest shows iv'e ever seen .
Was you a kid then?
Wow!!!
I also had tickets for that tour, October 19, 1979 at the Aragon in Chicago. Hurt my leg badly and sold the tickets. Soon after, Bon died. Never got over missing that.
@@unciclistacontraelsistema8620no he was 90 years old
One of the most underrated bands ever
This takes me back. Pre-Christmas 1981 and I'm stuck snowed in my house. All while being suspended from school for 5 days. Myself and a friend decided to do a little Smoking in the auditorium. Principal didn't see our humor. I was out of school a total of 27 days. Due to suspension, Christmas break and snow days. Tbis was long before i saw cable tv. Entertainment a kickass radio station at the time 96.9 WLAV FM. They loved to play Pat Travers. Hanging out watching it snow, smoking weed and rocking. "Rock n Roll Suzy" woll always be my favorite. It don't matter Pat rocks it all.
Sorry about the short/long story
Got kicked out of Ottawa hills high school for that last puff of weed going into school that set a trap and busted our butts a few days later
@davidvaness5081 yeah, we were smoking on the bud in the auditorium. Otherwise we'd smoke cigarettes in the restroom
Too Kool hey I saw pat Travers open for rush in 78 in Muskegon what a great night I think we got busted by some parents having some beers before the show
@davidvaness5081 was that show at the "Miller Auditorium"? I think that's the name of the place if I remember correctly. I was a little too young to attend that show myself. I was 13 at the time.
It was LC walker arena the hockey stadium
Pat Travers should be higher on the list of great , great Guitarists. He's very high on my list I've seen him live several times and he wails live. His Live Album Go For What you Know is one of my favorite live albums. This Video is great Thank you..
feat Nicko...Mars was the man. The ultimate power trio.
Travers has great tone in singing and guitar playing the seventies brought us so many great guitarists and music it was an amazing decade 🤘🤘🤘
Mars Cowling had always been one of my favourite bass players
This is classic PT, I still try to see PT when he comes to town. Wow to think that back in the day you could actually see Nicko behind the drums 😆
Holy !@#$%! I never knew Nicko play with Travers 😵 w0w!
Peak performance of a master 70's shredder with a future metal star on drums. Absolutely epic 100%.... We are glad for theses influences so we can carry the classic rock torch forward into the 21st century with good new music!! ✌
This is just really friggin’ good!!!! So much swing and groove
Awesome
Got a real Johnny Winter vibe to it.
This live show and Ted Nugent Rockpalast 1976 is the best ever🤘🤘
Pat till this day is such an underrated killer guitar player. And he ranks right up there with Robin trowler, mahogany rush and Ted Nugent
there is also a Ted Nugent Concert for Rockpalast. I wonder if it were the same night. Do you have Infos on that?
I saw Pat Travers when l was about 19 years old Its funny l thought of him as a older kind of dude now lm 65 he looks like a kid to me what a talented musician and showman
Honestly, I NEVER knew that Nicko played with Travers!😲
So cool though for sure! Check out Life In London, awesome track!
Think he played with Chapman Whitney Street walkers around the same time. Check out the album “ Red Card”?
Yeah, in "Makin' Magic" record. It's great record.
Nickolas jams on the Putting ot Straight album
He also played on a French band called Trust too before he went to Maiden. 😎
I saw Pat open for Crack the Sky and REO Speedwagon at the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh in the mid 70’s. He blew them both away. When a piece of the equipment came across the stage with “PT” on it between bands, the place would go wild. What a joy to see this. I know ever note of all these song.
Pat Travers live was the best live album ever made because not only did they cover many different genres but production too so many blues , rock and metal sounds that from beginning to end it didn't get boring 👍👍
Guess you never heard Tokyo Tapes or Made in Japan
Strangers in the Night also up there, at least for me.
Nicko's doing a fantastic job here! Tommy Aldridge was my favourite Pat Travers dummer, especially on the live album Go For What You Know!
Tommy Aldridge is everybody's favorite.
I've never heard of him. Now I'm a fan. I'm going to check him out on spotify. Damn good live
Pats the man ! Seen him live more than anyone else. Back in the 90's he did a sold out show in downtown San Jose CA at JJ Blues. There was a wicked storm that night and Pat announced he was stuck in town and would do a second night. The whole of downtown San Jose flooded. I made it down to JJ's for the second show. There was like, only two people there because of the flooding. It didn't matter to PT . He said it made no difference and kicked ass doing a full set. Yeah !
So cool!
It must have been an awesome show. That was a great venue. It changed hands a couple times after JJ backed out. I saw a bunch of Metal shows there before it finally shut down. A real loss for SJ.
@@Greg-om2hb back in the day (90's) I was producing a public access TV show called Eye2eye TV which featured the best bay area sports, music, events, and comedy. I shot a lot of acts at JJ's. My TV show hooked up with PT several times because we were hooked on music, hooked on rock and roll. lol
One of our best times with Pat and his band was the Yellomellojamma festival up at half moon bay. My show made a couple of live videos of his performance.
@@Greg-om2hb ruclips.net/video/FUjhW2xNMGE/видео.htmlsi=iINNZ1dkofFkxAD9
I saw Pat Travers, Mars Cowling and Nico McBrain at the Crazy Horse Saloon outside of Killeen Texas in 1977 or 1978. He was playing the red Melody Maker then. Blew everyone away. Fan ever since. Probably seen him at least 10 times since then with various lineups but always tight. Very unique guitar style.
He is Stravers now. Never seen him play strat until the latest gigs. Something went wrong with Gibson?
@@lukemanify I do see him with PRS, but I’ve not seen him with a Strat. Would be new.
@@Breakrite Ok. It's a Strat shaped 3 single coil guitar . May be Reed. Haven't been into guitars for years after my arthritis got so bad , and my vision too.
Really great power trio💪💪💪
I've been looking for Pat Travers with Pat Thrall and Tommy Aldridge for years
Still good.
Heat in the Street...such a great Travers album
@@joemartucci4786Probably the best but Crash and Burn was right up there
Me too. Havent found anything. The live album is awesome and still holds up today.
Travers was huge then seemed to disappear.
Does anyone remember what happened?
@@Notamember8556 'Radio Active' was a commercial disappointment after C&B so Polydor dropped him. Pat sued and the label was forced to release 'Black Pearl' after all. He was dropped for good after 'Hot Shot' and didn't have a record deal for 6 years (= no radio & no MTV visibility) after that. Like so many other 70s rockers, Pat didn't fit in with what was popular the mid/late 80s and he was relegated to playing clubs to survive.
this show is amazing! 3 piece powerhouse!!!!
God bless Rockpalast! One of the great pillars supporting the whole edifice of rock n roll to this day. And you, too, Fellow Traveler, for posting!
I saw Robin Trower, Johnny Winter and Pat Travers back in 1982 in DC and to this day it's one of the greatest shows I've ever seen and I've been to hundreds of concerts since then!
Wow, incredible!!!!
Beautiful songs and superb playing from this Pat Travers trio.
Mars Cowling , real good bassplayer !
I never seen an audience so fired up !
Sounds like like an empty room lol.
It's like they're at an 11-year-old's piano recital.
They just listening, hanging on every note!!!!🎉😂@@KneeJerkish
Peace, Love and the truest spirit of Rock N Roll ☮️
Saw Pat Travers 4 times perform in Holland and for one reason.....listen to this...
Sir. McBrain and his cymbals ride, always placed very high and inclined. Your particular style of playing.
Pat Travers was such an iconic guitarist and vocalist early 80s... The band he had with Pat Thrall, Tommy Aldridge and Mars Cowling was simply phenomenal!!
I saw PT late 90s in a European tour, with his blues-based trio, and it was fantastic...
Stylistically very versatile too, again: both on guitar and vocals.
The guy couldn't play wrong even if he tried 😎👍
Saw Pat in 1980 in S. Florida at Sunrise Musical Theater killed it. Truly underrated talent
Impressive performance
Best version of Pat Travers Band!
With Pat Trall was even hotter
Great time rock'n'roll I enjoyed between the 70's and 80's. Even caught the band live in 81. Another should have been bigger rocker.
No doubt Pat Travers being a bad ass guitarist but let's not overlook the late great Mars Cowling on bass.....bought my first Pat Travers album "Making Magic" in 76....I definitely had good taste of music in my teens👍
One of the best albums of all time.
I remember seeing the Pat Travers Band at the Black Swan in Sheffield back in the day.....awesome band! 😊
Nicko is the coolest Blues rock drummer ❤
He's got great chops that Travers!!
Saw Pat Travers supporting The Groundhogs at Barbarellas Cumberland Street, Birmingham sometime in the 70s , was hammered as usual but remember it was a great night with both bands. R.i.p Tony Mcphee.
SEEING NIKO MCBAIN ON SUCH A TINY DRUM KIT IS WORTH THIS VIDEO FOOTAGE..
I AM BLOWN AWAY BY THIS FOOTAGE.."HOOKED ON MUSIC" AS WELL AS "BOOM-BOOM" ARE THE BEST TRACK'S.
Pat always was rippin'clean concise and haulin steel
As a German, I grew up with Rockpalast on German TV (WDR). I knew back then how blessed we were seeing wonderful concerts live... looking back, as a 57 old, I still cannot believe my luck.
Top Shelf all the way.
This is a rare gem... Nice work!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Fantastic recording ... Any Iron Maiden/ Nicko McBrain fan should check out the Pat Travers album Putting It Straight. Brilliant drumming by Nicko on that album 👍
Came for Nico
Stayed for Pat
Me too
Underrated Guitarist 🎸 for sure!!
What an amazing player and vocalist
First heard of this. Such a pleasure as I'm not a musician. It take you far if you are a well trained musician and not a show off. I was so entertained. I was in the hedonistic mood. It's gets you in the guts. Like I said well disaplined musicians have the freedom to improvise to the mood. Loved every second. Love the confidence. Money well spent in being there.
Tank you for the Music.
Thanks for share ❣️
Wow!! Pat Travers is beast! What a great band!!🤘🏽🥁🤘🏽
Ah, Patty, me boy! How wonderful to hear your dulcet tones once again!
Fantástic
Pat forverrrrrrrrr
Rock n rooollllll fireverrr
👍👍👍👍👏👏👍🙏🙏🙏
up the irons
This is a great video. I love me some rockin' Pat Travers blues rockin!! What a great sounding group!
Enjoyed this very much. Great band!
I was a HUGE Pat Travers fan. Then my band got to open for him and Foghat in the 90’s. Backstage Pat invited us to join him for some beers. Such a great guy and musician, band leader. One of my fondest memories from gigging; getting to meet your favorite musicians and find out they’re really fun and cool people.
And think about it,this show probably 8.50 to get in. The good ol days were good days.
I saw him in a club in the 90s for $5.
This is legendary…!!! Thanks for posting. First saw Travers in 1981.
Super talent just awesome
Awesome show 👍👍super tight band
Absolutely smoking. Pat had such an amazing groove, and my goodness TONE! No BS…
I saw PT play at a bar in San Diego in the early two thousands called brick by brick. There was like four bands and Pat went last. The other bands brought their friends,by the the time Pat played there was only about twenty people left to watch. It was awesome, the guy is a virtuoso.
Absolute gold. Thanks for uploading!
This is great. I bought Makin' Magic in 78 and Putting it Straight after that. Huge influence on me. When the Live Album hit in 80 it was over the top. I used to call this pre-shred, but it really just stands on its own.
Nicko McBrain has the looked the same for almost 50 years.
Been playing the same shit for 50 years too...
Mars was Badass! Excellent vid!
Thank you for uploading this! R.I.P. Mars...
Actually met PT about 20 years ago, nice guy, great musician!
Awesome guitar tone! That’s what an electric guitar is supposed to sound like.
This is an excellent band. Glad I came.
Seen Pat Travers too many times in SA during Fiesta week back in the 80's,also saw them open up for Foghat back then,the gd o'le days🤟🍺🤟🍺
Hooked on music, one of my alltime favorites in rock🎉🎉🎉😊
Used to head down to The Chaud in Hull across the river here in Ottawa and see him play many times before he left for London in ‘76. The Gibson Melody Maker 🎸
I found out about Mr. Travers in the late 70s when I was in high school. I was just discovering about rock and blues. Really had no idea how good he really was until years later. He is getting some killer tone from that tele. Great video!
Looks like it is loaded with double coil PUs
true mastery always shines through, then explodes and creates a show and a vibe that cant be faked or emulated.....Pat=force to be reckoned with. Nicko looks like he is having a blast too.
Awsome. Power trio. Rory Gallagher éra. Morning saturday with this stuff is so refreash. Life music is like portion of positive energy. Greetings from.
Pat always has a great band of players. Great rock music, loved the live album Go for what you know
Grande show, grande musicos
Thanks! 🙂😎
Excellent vocals!!
Great vid Love, Pat Travers
Great live band! Some epic performances at Reading! 😃
Terrific set, saw him a few years after this with Pat Thrall & Tommy Aldridge
Great stuff! Travers is a beast of a guitar player. Mcbrain is a great drummer.
If this isn't an incredible talented bunch of guys either feeling to the depth of the soul!!!....I don't know what is..Travers, McBrian...And..the crowd is just sitting down clapping!.!....🔥🔥🎸🥁👍