Ted Nugent is the ultimate rock and roller. Grew up listening to him on Mind Blower speakers. Anybody remember those. Back in the 70's they were the ultimate car speakers.
I have never heard this before, wish it would get released. These new videos coming out of old-school Ted are great! Would be nice if the complete concerts were available on DVD.
My guess it because of the fact it says he refuses to sell his soul is prob the reason it did not get put on any of his albums. Pretty sure in order to get any record deals you had to sign up with the Freemasons. And that is pretty much selling your soul.
Both parties rip you guys a new one each year, yet you defend them somehow.. Duopoly isn't that much better than monopoly, both in theory and practice.
I remember when this aired... it was a long time ago but this is what I can recall: it was part of a TV show called Rock & Roll Tonight, and it was simulcast on the radio... I actually recorded it on cassette then transferred the 2 Nugent songs to another cassette and got rid of the rest. The other song he did was Oh Carol (Chuck Berry cover). I still have the cassette but long ago copied it to CD then digitized it for Ipod etc. so I've listened to both songs many many times over the years. My recollection is that this was some sort of one-off TV show, but that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense so maybe I was just unaware of the other episodes. Anyway I remember thinking all the other guests were lame new wavey crap (definitely know the Psychadelic Furs were prominently featured, whom I was positively averse to) and Nugent was like a blast of fresh air. What is cut out here is the very very appreciative chanting before the disembodied host starts talking (you can hear her a bit at the start of this clip).... it was "Noo-Jent! Noo-Jent!" over and over and Ted says "thank you very much rock and rollers I WITH ya! Then "let'l hear if for the Right Band, them rock and roll dogs the Right Band!" He was referring to the backing band here, who also backed some if not all of the other bands on the show. I also remember thinking they are so happy to actually have some "real" rock music vs. the other junk that night. I loved this song and figured it must be something coming out on his next album, but it never did. Weird.
in the late 70's i saw nugent at the omni in atlanta georgia. this was one of my first big concerts to watch. The first song was pretty good i thought, but along about the third or fourth song i was convinced i was witnessing a real rock and roll show. St holmes was fantastic dave was kick ass. cliff was spot on. i think dave was hanging around berkley lake area at the time...it was the double live gonzo album. im one of the noticible whistlers heard in the background rather loud at times. the key changes were spectacularthe band was a good show...saw derik at po richards a time or to long after that..pretty dayum neat, man....still waiting on the book....
The guitar Ted is using in this video was given to RUclips member ByrdmanSteve by Ted who does some really good covers of his songs. It looks like the original studded holes are covered up with a gold plaque and the Gibson TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece on that Howard Roberts Fusion is moved back about 3" to facilitate the dive bomb and vibrato effects he gets on his Gibson Byrdlands(which he temporarily retired them from tour duty from about 1981-1994). Check out the dive bomb and vibrato use with the heel of his right hand at 2:372:533:25 and 5:37.
Ted once Told a Texas audience,Double LIVE G O N Z O...anyone wants to get even a little bit mellow u can turn around and get the F... outta here...ALRIGHT!!!
In the video, he is playing a Howard Roberts Fusion, which is a semihollow body with a solid center block. The studs for the bridge are sunk into that block.
@@christophermurphy7113 And it also looks like the Gibson TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece on that Howard Roberts Fusion is moved back about 3" to facilitate the dive bomb and vibrato effects he gets on his Gibson Byrdlands(which he temporarily retired them from tour duty from about 1981-1994). Check out the dive bomb and vibrato use with the heel of his right hand at 2:37 2:53 3:25 and 5:37.
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Ted Nugent is the ultimate rock and roller. Grew up listening to him on Mind Blower speakers. Anybody remember those. Back in the 70's they were the ultimate car speakers.
I see your Mind Blowers and raise you my Jensen Triaxials. 😂
These videos of the Nuge showing up on RUclips lately are actually rock n roll hall of fame worthy musical work. I hope it is considered and honored.
they have amped up since you commented this lol
His songs are not to deep.
@@michaelbglovier1116... Neither are you skippy 😛
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Cheers everyone who has given heart to the world, life to the homeland and soul to God!
I have never heard this before, wish it would get released. These new videos coming out of old-school Ted are great! Would be nice if the complete concerts were available on DVD.
It's impossible to buy it, there is no information about this song
My guess it because of the fact it says he refuses to sell his soul is prob the reason it did not get put on any of his albums. Pretty sure in order to get any record deals you had to sign up with the Freemasons. And that is pretty much selling your soul.
I liked it! Rock on!
I've never heard this song before... Thanks Uncle Ted! :)
Ted is a fantastic musician! Plus he pisses off the lefties. Double bonus!
I'm a leftie and I think TED NUGENT is great...now who's pissed off?
Guss Manning
couldn’t have said it better.
Both parties rip you guys a new one each year, yet you defend them somehow.. Duopoly isn't that much better than monopoly, both in theory and practice.
@@gummixx6885 Bingo. complaining about individual cogs in a clearly broken machine.
And he's hot af
I remember when this aired... it was a long time ago but this is what I can recall: it was part of a TV show called Rock & Roll Tonight, and it was simulcast on the radio... I actually recorded it on cassette then transferred the 2 Nugent songs to another cassette and got rid of the rest. The other song he did was Oh Carol (Chuck Berry cover). I still have the cassette but long ago copied it to CD then digitized it for Ipod etc. so I've listened to both songs many many times over the years. My recollection is that this was some sort of one-off TV show, but that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense so maybe I was just unaware of the other episodes. Anyway I remember thinking all the other guests were lame new wavey crap (definitely know the Psychadelic Furs were prominently featured, whom I was positively averse to) and Nugent was like a blast of fresh air. What is cut out here is the very very appreciative chanting before the disembodied host starts talking (you can hear her a bit at the start of this clip).... it was "Noo-Jent! Noo-Jent!" over and over and Ted says "thank you very much rock and rollers I WITH ya! Then "let'l hear if for the Right Band, them rock and roll dogs the Right Band!" He was referring to the backing band here, who also backed some if not all of the other bands on the show. I also remember thinking they are so happy to actually have some "real" rock music vs. the other junk that night. I loved this song and figured it must be something coming out on his next album, but it never did. Weird.
in the late 70's i saw nugent at the omni in atlanta georgia. this was one of my first big concerts to watch. The first song was pretty good i thought, but along about the third or fourth song i was convinced i was witnessing a real rock and roll show. St holmes was fantastic dave was kick ass. cliff was spot on. i think dave was hanging around berkley lake area at the time...it was the double live gonzo album. im one of the noticible whistlers heard in the background rather loud at times. the key changes were spectacularthe band was a good show...saw derik at po richards a time or to long after that..pretty dayum neat, man....still waiting on the book....
ps mention to nugent i wanna jam with him on some older stuff...
Dam good lead solo, and the drummer for keeping time a long time.
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Ted never disappoint’s.
The guitar Ted is using in this video was given to RUclips member ByrdmanSteve by Ted who does some really good covers of his songs. It looks like the original studded holes are covered up with a gold plaque and the Gibson TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece on that Howard Roberts Fusion is moved back about 3" to facilitate the dive bomb and vibrato effects he gets on his Gibson Byrdlands(which he temporarily retired them from tour duty from about 1981-1994). Check out the dive bomb and vibrato use with the heel of his right hand at 2:37 2:53 3:25 and 5:37.
Not very many can top this guy
I love uncle Ted,, have never heard of this song. Is this a cover? If not, it should of been played on air. It would of been a hit for sure...
He is great
I remember this one has a kid in the early 70s
The late great Cliff Davies RIP
I don't think this is Cliff
He is sooooooo flippen HOT!!! I mean SMOKIN HOT!!!
Hotter than the Sun's core. He's FERAL
Fucking Savage living the American dream go get yours ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
#theywerefeelingitted,#themagnatonewarrior
Ted controls the guitar better than anybody
I enjoy the fact that he can make a feedback anytime he wants a control the feedback
I just Want to Rock & Roll...ever
for every lyric u don't understand insert Sweet Poon Tang
Ted once Told a Texas audience,Double LIVE G O N Z O...anyone wants to get even a little bit mellow u can turn around and get the F... outta here...ALRIGHT!!!
How do you keep the archtop bridge from getting wacked outa position?
In the video, he is playing a Howard Roberts Fusion, which is a semihollow body with a solid center block. The studs for the bridge are sunk into that block.
I use double sided tape
Two small pins and some glue !
On his Byrdlands they are fixed in place.
@@christophermurphy7113 And it also looks like the Gibson TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece on that Howard Roberts Fusion is moved back about 3" to facilitate the dive bomb and vibrato effects he gets on his Gibson Byrdlands(which he temporarily retired them from tour duty from about 1981-1994). Check out the dive bomb and vibrato use with the heel of his right hand at 2:37 2:53 3:25 and 5:37.
From what album is this song?
Never made it on an album.
Some fast picking on the solo.
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.... What a head of hair.... just sayin
To bad Ted Nugent can't sing. I certainly can't. Lol 😁 😆 🤣 😂
The Rock Hall is a joke. They don't deserve Ted. I wish I never signed the petition to put it in Cleveland.
Boring ...
So are you!
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I hope this isn't shit coming through my phone I want my money back tED