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He is the lead guitar
In his mind he thinks he is.
@@musicguy9299Aaawwe, did Ted hurt your feelings 😂
Ted is always the lead in life as well !!!
@@musicguy9299 lol, stupid comment
@@musicguy9299 The industry said the same thing when he recorded this. They said that one of the most radio played songs in music history was too long for radio. He did this whole album without their money and was one of the first getting major radio airplay without them. Just with ONE song. But hey, you people know everything in life, right? What would the population know without you?
Uncle Ted was inspired by Bo Diddley, Chuck Barry also uncle Ted was not into drugs, alcohol 🥃 and a constitutional patriot a great person and musician I ❤️🇺🇸love uncle Ted and I like 👍🏻 your channel
He sure liked the ladies though. They were his addiction his words.
@@mikepurvis4339 we all have something
He was is just as wild as any of the drug user rockers. Amazing energy
@@mikepurvis4339and the ladies loved him. A win win for everyone.
Not many realize that Ted was already a stage veteran when Hendrix made his mark. I'm sure there was knowledge of each other back in the early 60's but Hendrix wasn't a household name yet either. To say inspired by Hendrix would be a stretch. They both were wild on stage as they progressed. But they came through the ranks together their whole career. Doubt they had much interaction for it to be an inspiration or influence.
"The MotorCity Madman" a country act. ROFLMAO
Uncle Ted!
Terrible Ted always underrated on the guitar
No joke I'm 68 we know😅
Fuckin A
@@bcagz9835underated to who?
No he isn't.
Ted is Brilliant in concert. He never drank or did drugs. He makes his guitar sing! Uncle Ted is a Legend. Ted’s song “Great White Buffalo” is amazing!. America Indian spiritual animal a “White Buffalo” 🩷
Very good live actually nice in person also
There was just a white buffalo born in Yellowstone. They are sacred to native Americans. They aren't born very often in the wild but when they are it's very special. Ted is great in concert. I've seen him 2-3 times when he used to do his new year's concert. Kick ass concerts
haha! "he never drank or did drugs" aaaahahahahaha....*gasp* hahahaha
you are wrong. i have literally seen otherwise with my own two eyes, in person.
He once said the only bad habit he had was young girls
He said 57 years clean and sober down the drain because of Sammy Hagars Mas Tequila.
YES INDEED THATS UNCLE TED PLAYING ALL GUITAR!!! UNCLE TED FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
no i want him in charge of the dept of war. let Penn and Teller be pres and VP. you would watch that state of the union.
Not saying I'm smart by ANY means, but I have WRITTEN IN Ted for president 3 times now. I couldn't vote for Bush 2 (shill for big oil & big military) couldn't vote for Obama
(REALLY bad policies) soooo TED NUGENT FOR PRESIDENT!! 😮
You might like Cat Scratch Fever.
A great recommendation!
SO many great songs to recommend though...
You will LOVE Cat Scratch Fever!
Awesome song!
Love that song 🎵 💕
Derek St.Holmes sings and plays rhythm guitar while Ted Nugent plays lead.
They both sing
@@susiejo143 , Derek sings lead. Ted only sings the chorus.
Both are great on Great White Buffalo! ✌
Derek does add some fills around Ted Nugent's leads, which would technically both playing lead at the same time. Derek is a capable lead player, Ted is just a little better. I have seen Derek play this live and he played the entire lead.
Everybody thinks this song is about a woman. Not. Ssf ong was written the night his record label cut his recording deal...
And yes Nuge plays lead on almost everything.you hear. Wack em and Stack em.....Gonzo Baby!!!
Yes, that is Nugent on the guitar. All of it.
Main riff and fills played by Derek St. Holmes.
@@johndeeregreen4592 The Main Riff is the Bass. Ted Is the solo stuff. Derek is accompany Ted on some of it. Derek on most lead vocals.
They refuse to put him into the rock hall of fame because he's Republican and second amendment. Great white buffalo is my favorite bar none Rock on guys
You got it
@@ronk2577I would add the live version of Baby please don't go
Or could be because he is a racist
There are a lot of Rockers not in the hall for many reasons.
He won't play their game or be ruled over except by the Creator! He doesn't need them anyway. Great AMERICAN PATRIOT. The kind of celebrity we can respect and look up too. One of Damn few. ✌
You need to check out Uncle Ted rabbit hole and Damn Yankees who is Uncle Ted Tommy Shaw from Styx Jack Blades from Night Ranger
I have been waiting for ANY reactor to react to You Can Still Rock in America by Night Ranger by Night Ranger. I have always loved the guitar in that and I think it shows some of Jack's skills.
Damn good line up damn record company after 2nd album paid them millions to go away too many great songs hits for 2 albums they were that good
Jack Blades played with a lot of greats. If I'm not mistaken, he was with the Firm as well.
Ted has never had a drink or a drug and has never wanted to be someone else. Intoxicants turn you into someone you were never meant to be. Ted is authentic.
lolol. i cant believe people fall for this.
Ted tried weed but hated it. But highly doubt he resisted the blow, especially in the 70's.
He's been 100% straight edge his entire life.
@@AllenShaw-x2k lol, ok. i promise you that is a lie. i have seen him smoke weed right in front of my face at an afterparty back when he was in damn yankees. pensacola civic center, 1990.
Wang Dang Sweet Poontang😂😂😂
That a girl !!
Let's go! Wango tango.
Lol your comment says 'translate to English '
This guy rock's like that and he was an is a tee total sober 😅 never drank alcohol. High on life and music ❤❤❤❤❤
Lol. And Snoop don't smoke.
...and Red Meat... 😎
His only addiction was the sweet poontang. No drugs no alcohol.
@@Spectre-wd9dl no, it’s true. He’s totally sober and always has been. Ted said he was enough just being Ted.
Yes, Krizz, Uncle Ted IS political. You may or may not agree with him, but he has never changed. He is intelligent, outspoken, and lacking much of a filter. He is a conservationist, philanthropist, and advocate for 'clean' living.
He has been playing music professionally since about the age of 12. In his mid 70s and clean and sober the whole time. That does not mean he is not wild. The nick-name "Motor City Madman" was earned. "I would like to thank my middle finger for always sticking up for me." This song was a 'middle finger' to the record company for going against him.
You forgot to add that he was a draft dodger during the Vietnam war.
@@wyomarine-m5s can you blame him? It was a senseless war that killed a lot of young Americans for the profits of the corporatocracy
@@j.t.3798Yes, it was a war for the MIC, just like today. And I also woke up when Saigon fell.
But I served during that war, and I don't go around today showing off my patriotism for the world to see. But he's still a hypocrite just like Sylvester Stallone who ran off to Switzerland and then played a war hero in Hollywood.
@@wyomarine-m5s as were all the rest of your HEROS.......
@@HBFTimmahh sorry, I'm not a groupie.
FYI, heroes has 2 E's in it.
Ted is from a time when music was meant to be enjoyed laying down in the dark and with your mind floating. From when headphones made the scene.
Back then, there was no internet. Back then, wed all go to the Griffith park observatory and listen to the likes of Ted, the Doors or Pink Floyd at the laser show.
The 80s were a blast.
I been there, to Griffith Park. It was my “holy place” when I lived in LA.
The song is a double entendre but mainly about his struggle with the record companies, the strangle hold is his claim that he was popular enough that he didn't have to listen to their guidance. He's an outdoorsman but certainly not country, anything on Double live Gonzo is worth a listen.
Ted wrote this song as a big FU to Colombia records. He got into it with them and went independent with this album. Fun fact, he was never into drugs or alcohol. There are so many but you might check out Dog Eat Dog but there are a lot of hits. Actually he was influenced by the likes of Muddy Wates and BB King. He goes back into the 50's in Detroit.
That’s Ted playing lead. If you really want to see a showcase of his skill watch the video for Come Again by the Damn Yankees. They were a supergroup in the early 90’s and Ted played guitar. There’s alot of close ups of his fingers so you can see what he’s actually doing. Dope song too.
The show Midnight Special has some of the best live performances of classics such as this. Idk if you are familiar with the show, but I do like his performance of this song during the show.
You need to hear this song on the Double Live Gonzo album. It's a completely different animal when he does it live. Also, check out Great White Buffalo. I saw him on that tour back in 1977 I believe. BTW, Ted pretty much does all of the guitar solos. Good times.
Yes double live Gonzo is the stuff man had the album when it first came out in the '70s fantastic.
My favorite song from him bar none is great white buffalo. The riffs are crazy.
@@timmurphy479 Yeah, and when he did it live he was wild!!
@@timmurphy479 Absolutely!! To me, that album is Ted Nugent. I saw him on that tour and then saw him again years later and it just wasn't the same.
Great White Buffalo is defintely worth the listen 👍
This was mainstream rock... it just became CLASSIC!!!! His concerts were a fantastic experience!
For some prehistoric Ted Nugent, check out Amboy Dukes - Journey To The Center Of The Mind (1968)
Saw live in 73 he was decked out in Tarzan outfit and swinging from a rope and playing his guitar off the chain pure fire. Love your channel. Stay blessed. Cheers my brother.
"I have seen it." Live. At 2 different Day On The Green concerts in the late 1970s. Ted was the lead guitarist, but not the lead singer until the late 1980s. For TN's songs before then, the lead singer was Derek St. Holmes.
I saw Ted in Fresno California in 1979. I was standing two rows back in front of the stage. The decibels were so loud that I thought my heart was going to throb out of my chest. When he played Stranglehold he was sitting in one of the large speaker boxes. The solo lasted over 20 minutes. It was one hell of a show. When it was over my ears were ringing so bad that I literally couldn't hear anything for two days.
Heck ya hes playn that thang. King of the sustaining Gibson birdland hollowbody, runnin thru stax & stax of Marshall amps. U need to research him, hes, insaely incredible & and a wild man on stage, not to mention hes doin shows in his mid 70's
The Motor City Madman ... Nugent is Michigan's #1 gun advocate. He does takes what is happening around him seriously. On top of being a great Michigan musician.
My FAVORITE Uncle Ted song is Free For All....PLEASE CHECK IT OUT!!! 😊
I grew up listening to Uncle Ted. My parents had great taste in music. He had a show called Uncle Ted's Fireside Chat. He is a GREAT PATRIOT! You should check out more of his music. Remember back when Truckers went to the Southern Boarder? He did an Outdoor Concert for all Patriots! He's a great guy. ❤🎸❤🇺🇸❤
Yes CAT SCRATCH FEVER LIVE form the Midnight Special great performance also need to check out how the song Stranglehold was used in the movie football movie INVINCIBLE ! Mark Walberg !
Ted is a musician, an outdoorsman, a political “pundit”, a hunter, and NRA supporter, and a straight up wild man with no f**ks to give.
🎸✌🏼😎🇺🇸
He's talking about the music business when they dished him and wouldn't sign him
Teds inspiration is chuck berry little richard motown ect
Ted is is a living legend here in Michigan. No joke a absolute legend.
First reviewer to pick up on the reverse High Hat! Good Job!
Storytime...in the eighties, Uncle Ted was my older brother's all-time favorite, period. He got a chance to go see Ted live! He bought a tee shirt @ the venue & on the front of it was Ted looking disheveled w/ only a diaper on. My brother & I still lived @ home so Mom did our laundry. One day that favorite tee shirt my brother wore w/ so much pride didn't come back from the wash. Needless to say, we had conservative parents & I'm sure Mom thought it was inappropriate. My brother was crushed beyond belief! Years later, I found that tee shirt on I think eBay, he was so excited to receive that shirt even in his 30ies! Ha Had to share. Love & peace! 🫶🏼✌🏼👕🧷
Uncle Ted is a deep well to fall into, enjoy! The kind of uncle any kid should love!
Ted Nugent is not only a great guitarist/entertainer, he is one of the most personable and kind individuals you could ever meet.
Many years ago, I took my then 8 year old son to a book signing (his cookbook titled "Kill It and Grill It"). It was in the midafternoon and nobody was there. Ted spent 30 minutes talking to my son, asking about his interests, how school was going for him, about his favorite tv shows and movies, his favorite sports, etc.
I took a few photos of them and my son still has those photos framed and hanging in the home office of his own house.
Nugent is a good man.
He's the one that got me into playing guitar in 1978 as a kid. Everyone was listening to disco and I was jammin' to uncle Ted!!!!
This lead in would be a legendary rap sample. Somebody needs to use this.
Saw Ted four times in Tucson.Jumpin' around the stage in a loin cloth and beaver tail lol. ears rang a full day after every time
Jimi Hendrix experimented with the controlling of feedback.....Ted Mastered it!
Amen to that
I had the great pleasure of seeing Ted Nugent on two occasions. My first concert was T Rex REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, Ted Nugent, and Lynard Skynard on August 25 1977. I saw him in 78 at California Jam II . There were 375,000 people at California Jam II in 1978.
Ted is proud of his Detroit roots. I was a big time rocker in the 70’s. Recently there is a video of Ted in a bar at 70 years old playing this song. So yes, he is playing the lead guitar.
Yes That's Ted playing lead! He was the Moter City Madman!
Ted is rhythm and lead guitar. He does 95% of lead vocals, but Derek St. Holmes sings this one.
Love to BP, and Crizz , for turning me on to you both, love your reactions solo, and joint! ✌️😎
Vocalist on this one is Derek St. Holmes. He also recorded with Brad Whitford of Aerosmith. He's still killing it on the road, and still plays with Uncle Ted from time to time. Shared a flight with him from Nashville to Minneapolis, and he's an amazing human being.
Ted did only one part of this song on vocals....
"Sometimes you wanna get higher
Sometimes you gotta start low...
Some people say they gonna die some day
I got news you never got to go...."
This was from Ted's first solo album and it was great. Most of the vocals were by rhythm guitarist Derek St. Holmes. The second album included all of the members of this band, but several vocals on the second album, "Free for All" were by the late, great Meatloaf! Ted's concerts were amazing, and incredibly LOUD! He used to perform with 8 Fender Twin amps, and 8 Dual Showman cabinets (8 x 85 watts, 16 x 12" and 16 x 15" speakers!) In the late 70s, he was banned from ever playing outdoor concerts in Kansas City! I couldn't go to that concert because I had to work, but I was able to his set clearly from more than 15 miles away from the stadium!
The 1st concert I ever attended, Uncle Ted was AWESOME! I was hooked...will always be a loyal and supportive fan, love me some "Motor City Madman"! Nugent ROCKS!
Saw Ted at McNichols in Denver in 76. Still had his beard did a 360 off his amp and my brother lost his lunch. It was powerful. Didn't hurt that we were drinking vodka before the concert. Ted is the lead guitarist and he is The Motor City Mad Man. Love uncle Ted.
One of the anthems of my high school years. Music will never be the same, yep, Boomer :) It's called "classic" rock for a reason, it's still played today.
The greatest driving song ever!
Ted was doing a show in Detroit and, on stage, he asked his bass player to give him a riff. The bass player started that bass run and Ted improvised over that and Stranglehold was born.
Uncle Ted is a Legend! Great guitarist and musician! His music is full of Spirit! It’s Rocket Fuel for the Soul!
Hi! This song is featured in the movie Rockstar featuring Mark Wahlburg and Jennifer Aniston. The movie is great from start to finish! I think you both could relate to this movie as you’re both in the business. I highly recommend! Enjoy! 🤘🏻🇨🇦🤘🏻
You must see:
Ted Nugent/James Brown performing "Stranglehold" live at NAMM 2010 for PRS Guitars
Just Wow!
He is an American patriot!! Love and respect him!!
one listen to Stranglehold and my 8 year old daughter declared - 'That's my favourite song!'... she's 13 now and still holds it high on her list
Ted is a great soulful guitarist.
You need to check out 'Damn Yankees - Come Again (Official Video)'
I saw Ted Nugent with The Amboy Dukes at the Easttown Theater in Detroit in 1970. During the concert he ran off stage grabbed a rope tied to the super structure above and swang from right to left across the stage 10’ above the band !
That is the motor city madman! Yes he plays lead and is an avid hunter 2nd amendment protector and heavy in politics
Uncle Ted motor city madman......one of Michigan's finest
I grew up in the Midwest with Ted, but it’s so cool to see you guys diggin on it and discovering and analyzing it. Great job!!!
My husband and i saw Nugent 10 yrs running on new yrs eve downtown Detroit, its a great live show
Yep. The whiplash bash. It was a New Year’s tradition for a while.
@@richierich398 yep!!
That’s Ted playin . He can murder the guitar .
Saw Ted and the Dukes concert back in the early 70s...Ted was all over the place with that guitar! 🔥🔥🔥🥰
I love how Ted lets it breathe, lets it flow and roll. This song isn't rushed, but you can't stop it either.
Nugent's first band was called The Amboy Dukes. 1968 they released an album called Journey To The Center Of The Mind. One side of the album had 6 or 7 songs, but they were played as 1 song meaning no breaks between songs. It is pretty trippy and does tell a story that takes you along on the journey like an acid trip however, contrary to his look at the tome and the music that he wrote and performed, Ted hated drugs and alcohol. He always said that he didn't need them because his music kept him living on adrenaline. He wrote the music, plays lead guitar and is primary vocals.
This is a song where no stereo is lound enough. Saw Uncle Ted 2 years ago and he still shreds.....
My mom had a thing for Ted Nugent......crazy as he has always been, he's always been known to stay away from drugs....we took our son to his first concert when he was 10 (except Aerosmith a few days before he was born)....it was Kiss, Skid Row, and Ted Nugent......he had to be around 60.....those old rockers put on a show ......yes, he played guitar.......
I get nervous every time this comes on and I'm driving my GT. Please foot please don't get heavy.
lol
A few speeding tickets while listening to ted
👍🤠 Don’t have a clue who you guys are, but love me some Uncle Ted. Seen him twice (by far the loudest concert I’ve seen, and that’s a lot). Got to meet him twice (separate from music related) super nice guy. Try Great White Buffalo. You should have watched a video, he’s a wild man on stage.
Should have done a live performance.
He's around 70 and still rocking it.
Uncle Ted was my first concert. Skid Row, Ted Nugent, and KISS
18 years old and still remember this playing at a Foose Ball place! Totally different world now, and not for the better. 😮
Yes, "Uncle Theodore", is playing the lead guitar while singing. Later on, he also played lead guitar for the hair band super group Damn Yankees.
That's probably why they call him the Motor City Madman!!!!!
Ted played in the { Amboy Dukes } in 1968, and wrote the mind blowing classic " Journey to the center of your mind " This album is when he left the Amboy Dukes, as he went off to create his solo career. This is his very 1st album, as a solo act. Ted has been around for sure with many albums and concerts to his credit.
Ted Nugent founded and played in the Amboy Dukes, who were an opening act for Jimi Hendrix. They were contemporaries and did some jamming together. Ted told Jimi he was going to die if he kept on with drugs and alcohol. The Amboy Dukes has some brief success before morphing into the backing band for Ted Nugent. This song came out in 1975 on the debut album. We wore this 8-track out blasting out the car windows when it came out. He was a big stadium rock festival act at the time. Thanks for the memories.
I am so glad you are playing this. I’ve seen him in concert sooo many times. ❤ yes it is him playing. He can also make his guitar play without him playing it. You need to see a live video.
Uncle Ted, saw him shoot a flaming arrow across Market Square Arena in Indy while singing Stranglehold. 😊❤
Still one of my favorite classic rock songs!!! Its just so pleasing to the ears...
The most beautiful thing about this video is they GET the music. The journey.
It's cool to me how you know him as a Patriot before knowing he was a musician. When I was young I went to my uncle's house who was learning to hunt with bow and arrow., as he felt a gun was too easy. He had a stack of Ted How-To videos. I said to him "I didn't know you liked Ted Nugent" He knew I didn't hunt and asked "how do you know him" I said he's the Motor City Madman! He rocks! I grabbed a cassette from my car and he was floored. Haha.
I've seen Ted twice. The last time he actually opened for Toby Kieth, though, the showed played more like double headliner. Amazing show!
You guys are so cool. Thanks for the video, so great to listen to uncle Ted with you.
The song is about the recording industry
Ted started with the Amboy Dukes "journey to the center of the mind" back in the late 60's Great guitarist. This is him through and through
I am really enjoying watching your journey into music and revisiting all the greats in music and learning more about the bands and just getting a new appreciation for them. And, honestly we couldn't listen to rock in our household either. However, I got exposed to more than you probably did. And, I was quite frankly a lover of country when country wasn't cool. I see your intelligence with music and love of music, & meanings.
Bought this album when it was released in the 70s . I still have it .
For my money one of the very best rock tunes of all time. The musicianship is outstanding.
Ted was the guitar player for the band 'The Amboy Dukes'. They had a top 20 hit in 1968 "Journey to the Center of Your Mind". He definitely has a long and deep rabbit hole to explore as a solo artist and as part of the super group 'Damn Yankees'. Enjoy.
Every time I saw Ted Nugent live, he appeared in a loincloth with a racoon tail attached to it. That was a VERY LONG TIME AGO. He is the lead guitar and sings very few songs. Meatloaf did a lot of the singing on the Free For All album.
That's THE NUGE playing them strings
I’ve actually got something you should definitely react to if you haven’t before! You’ll absolutely love the beat, it’s called money and it’s by Pink Floyd. The beat is absolutely amazing and the way it transitions into it is awesome, it’s a good way to kind of see how everything around you can be turned into a song in a way.
Saw Ted live back in the day. He was a beast in concert.
that is one great American how happens to play the hell out of his guitar. My snow plow play list when the hrs blend in and days pass this picks u up for sure. LOVE TED
Krizz pullin' the "reverse hi hat"....that's badass 🤘😆and..watching the reaction to this badass song!
Hey Krizz, Glad you enjoyed Tedd Nugent, "The Motor City Madman" Great Video! Check out some Progressive Rock, "RUSH" Xanadu live in Montreal (1981)! Canada's 3-man progressive Rock band Gift to the WORLD!