Another classic from the Derek era! I always love when Derek and Ted throw in a little cool dual guitar work! That's another missing piece to some of the later stuff that came after Derek
It called getting old lol ! I think back to my younger days and how I could do just about anything with no problems but as age has crept up things I used to do with ease is now hard or almost impossible now to do now .
Oh my mispent youth, ,,,,, I wouldn't trade growing up with cheap weed great music and freedom for anything. Evelyn knievel zeppelin nugent floyd bb guns m80s yard darts. .... candy cigarettes. Real cigarettes 5 dollar concerts. .walking to the store looking for coke bottles. ...
You just described my youth to the T my first concert I was in junior high smelled weed for the first time at Ted Nugent outdoor concert in Houston at Rice Stadium With a brand new bad opening up for him named foreigner Good times
Don't be fools - if you go to a Ted Nugent show and don't expect some political rants, then you don't know or like Ted Nugent very much. If you can't handle the politics, stay home.
I love the song and Derek st holmes is my favorite singer of all time, saw them do this song in 2012 and 2013 tour, for some reason Derek can't remember the words and chorus at all I saw 7 shows, every time was like this video, can't remember the words or sequence
Hey, Ted ! For God's sakes; go back to using the microphone on a stand, and get rid of that ear-microphone ! It's like, I'm watching Janet Jackson, or MC Hammer. It just looks so Un-Ted Nugent !
Nugent's best Tunes are those with Derek St. Holmes... it's like Montrose with Sammy Hagar... Ronnie Montrose is a good guitar player but he was nothing without Sammy
@@strutt777 hahaha... i didnt even read it... i was doing a voice to text on my way home from work when i was rocking this tune... and alas, i got the voice to text snafu
Of course it doesn't it's been 40+ years later done with 2 different musicians in the band now and live aren't going to sound like the original studio version. That and everyone is a old man now in the band with the youngest being the bass player who's actually Ted's neighbor up the road from him he said that told Ted he learned all of his songs and bass lines from those and Ted hired him as his bass player has been with Ted for quite a few years now . This song hasn't been played or done much live by Ted through the years for some reason but I really like the original studio version of it on the cat scratch fever album and still listen to it to this day at times .
@@strutt777 that's right, Wayne. I'm soooo stupid. I was commenting on your recording... With a phone. It's a muddy mess. Maybe take an old Radio Shack cassette recorder to the next show to post for us to enjoy.
Show would have been better if Ted's mike cut out and only Derek's worked. If I wanted to go to a political rally, I would. When I go to see a Classic rock show, I like some of the nostalgic aspects of them. The political rhetoric absolutely ruins that.
Vander615 Gaming No duh, that's the whole point - Ted is losing fans with this shit. I wouldn't go to one of his shows and I wouldn't even buy one of his albums (hell, I outgrew his childish musical ramblings by the time I was 15 anyway).
That's your prerogative. He still has many loyal fans that still buy tickets to his shows. He is a great musician and great person. I couldn't give two shits about his politics and don't agree 100% with everything he says, but I still like his music. I can't stand Alec Baldwin or Sean Penn when it comes to their political views, which they voice proudly every chance they get, but I will still watch their movies. But then again, I tend not to be as petty as some.
Vander615 Gaming Yeah, but those two actors don't spend half of every movie forcing the audience to listen to their politics. When you attend one of their films you're not paying any money to hear their political views and you can always change the channel if they're on TV proselytizing.
Ted if you got something towards mexicans thats what i am ...im a trump supporter my great great grand parents my whole generation were here in Texas just like ive been supporting you ..and for you to say that about mexicans .i think the great white buffalo is about you
My father was a WWII vet. He flew in 25 bombing missions, was shot down, and taken POW. He thought Nugent was a pussy--the kind of guy who talks a big game but never saw combat. I met a lot of my dad's war buddies, and all were soft-spoken and dignified, not like this clown.
You do know that Ted's father was in the military during WWll ? A lot of his work ethics came from his father telling him if you want something you have to work for it and that's what Ted did by digging up and selling worms delivering news papers and working at a gas station that by the way the owner fired the guy he had because when Ted would come to work he would not only do the full service thing but once done he would start cleaning the shop up and organize things and the owner noticed this and fired the full time employee he had because he was lazy and wouldn't do anything other than pump gas . Ted did all of these things to get enough money to buy his first Gibson Byrdland guitar when he was young to upgrade to a better guitar to start his band eventually called the Lourdes then the Amboy Dukes and if you know anything about these Gibson Byrdland guitars they are fine hand crafted and very expensive guitars when they came out and are worth a fortune today. You also have to figure this is his show and his stage and he tries to put on a stage presence that's his own as a rock warrior and anti government and pro American ways because as you can see we have a lot of government over reach now especially with this administration we have now that's constantly trying to infringe on our constitution and constitutional 2nd amendment rights and a lot of anti American hating people that are politicians that are supposed to work for us that hate America and are trying everything they can to change this country that your and my grandfather fought in WWll keep our freedoms . It's a shame that we have these people who don't care that we had all those soldiers who died for our freedoms that just don't care about it and want to bury it in the past or erase it like they are doing erasing history in the schools and books and stuff like tearing down monuments and Ted definitely sees this as well and it hurts his heart and pisses him off to see what's happening to our once great country and sure he didn't go to Nam but neither did other rockers back in the day with some that actually left the country to hide from the draft where Ted stayed here in the states and dropped out of college and started his career in music which turned out pretty good with over 40 million copies sold and was at one time one of the top rock acts to follow . When he and Derek and Rob Grange and the drummer Cliff Davis would your they were playing over 300 days a year which had to be grueling to say the least but this shows the tenacity of how hard of a work ethic that the whole band had to keep pushing to the top at one point until Ted left the management and record companies and went solo .
@@peteloomis8456 Ted and his dad were boy scouts compared with my father. My dad weighed 80 pounds when he was liberated. He was beaten, starved, and had frostbite. He also had to suffer through the Black Hunger March across Northern Europe. As a guitarist, Ted would not have lasted 30 seconds with great musicians from my dad's day. I can play anything Ted played in my sleep, but I'll never come close to the playing of Joe Pass, or the Great Guitarist group (Herb Ellis, Barney Kessel, and Charlie Byrd). Those guys blew my mind after listening to Ted, Zep, and Aerosmith in high school. Compared with real men and real musicians, Ted is mostly bluster. I love America, but it saddens me that so many people here have such narrow horizons that they believe the bluster. Ted is what others say about Trump: He's a dumb man's smart man and a weak man's strong man. On Trump: For God's sake, the guy inherited $200 million from Daddy and still went bankrupt six times despite ripping off creditors, vendors, employees, and customers (e.g., Trump University). It's amazing that so many people believe his own bluster and think he's a great businessman. He's a con artist and that's all. I pray to God that Americans read more books, listen to a wider variety of music, and travel to more countries. Otherwise, more con artists will be elected into office.
Uh, no before Derek was in Ted's band years ago he and Ted used to do those battle for Michigan's best guitar players and Ted won it a few times running against Derek in that competition and was voted Michigan's best guitar player !
St. Holmes is an underappreciated vocalist. His range is impressive.
Great to see this being done live again after so many years. One of my favorite St. Holmes classics.
Derek St. Holmes is the best rock singer EVER.
Ted is legendary. Derek is so underrated.
Great Rock song!... Love the live slips!... Makes it Real... That you can feel!... Detroit Boy!... That's how We Roll!
Yes Sir.......Detroit
Another classic from the Derek era! I always love when Derek and Ted throw in a little cool dual guitar work! That's another missing piece to some of the later stuff that came after Derek
one of my very favorite ted songs
you cant erase Derek like ted has tried for so many years Derek is great, without Derek you get things like wango tango
Ted an American made Asshole gotta love him..
Thats right
Exactly. I stopped listening to Ted as soon as Derek and Grange left.
Ted is legendary for America. We LOVE YOU TED!!!..............
Since Ted moved to Texas he lost the Detroit madman rocker in trade of a more mellower longhorn dude .still love him but I miss the old days
It called getting old lol ! I think back to my younger days and how I could do just about anything with no problems but as age has crept up things I used to do with ease is now hard or almost impossible now to do now .
Great tune Ted an Derek rock
Ted done this one back in his prime ...Rocks!!!
Oh my mispent youth, ,,,,, I wouldn't trade growing up with cheap weed great music and freedom for anything. Evelyn knievel zeppelin nugent floyd bb guns m80s yard darts. .... candy cigarettes. Real cigarettes 5 dollar concerts. .walking to the store looking for coke bottles. ...
You just described my youth to the T my first concert I was in junior high smelled weed for the first time at Ted Nugent outdoor concert in Houston at Rice Stadium With a brand new bad opening up for him named foreigner Good times
Don't be fools - if you go to a Ted Nugent show and don't expect some political rants, then you don't know or like Ted Nugent very much. If you can't handle the politics, stay home.
Exactly. That's part of his charm.
I PUT UP with his political BULLSHIT because he is a PHENOMENAL GUITARIST
I go to concerts to hear music, not to listen to a grown man make an @$$ out of himself.
man these guys could rock.....the band made some great work and roll albums
Derek st. Holmes is awesome
I love the song and Derek st holmes is my favorite singer of all time, saw them do this song in 2012 and 2013 tour, for some reason Derek can't remember the words and chorus at all I saw 7 shows, every time was like this video, can't remember the words or sequence
Wow Derek’s voice sounds just like the studio version
Hey, Ted ! For God's sakes; go back to using the microphone on a stand, and get rid of that ear-microphone ! It's like, I'm watching Janet Jackson, or MC Hammer. It just looks so Un-Ted Nugent !
I agree, damn microphone on the head reminds me of Britney Spears everytime I see it. Get that thing off of your head Ted!
If he would just play the guitar, it would be so much better
I WAS AT THIS CONCERT...
Great singing and song.
He's right and he can play the shit out of a guitar and should be considered one of the best ever.
Nugent's best Tunes are those with Derek St. Holmes... it's like Montrose with Sammy Hagar... Ronnie Montrose is a good guitar player but he was nothing without Sammy
Andrew Mills who is Derek St. Thomas? Lol.
@@strutt777 hahaha... i didnt even read it... i was doing a voice to text on my way home from work when i was rocking this tune... and alas, i got the voice to text snafu
Andrew Mills haha it happens to the best of us!! Lol.
You do realize that Montrose left a highly successful group to start Montrose. He played with Dan Hartman, Edgar Winter, & Chuck Ruff.
Clueless.
more guitar, less talk ...
Ted surely needs to show he's the alpha dog here ! Love Derek !.
This should be Americas song
where,s teds byrdland
1 of the greats
That is a perfect song introduction before a Trump speech.
The song starts around 2:10 ...and they fucked it up.
Chills.
Chills!
All we did shotguns in back windowgo on walk about for other entertainment when not surfing
Derek's mic too low bro
Doesn't sound the same as it used to
Of course it doesn't it's been 40+ years later done with 2 different musicians in the band now and live aren't going to sound like the original studio version. That and everyone is a old man now in the band with the youngest being the bass player who's actually Ted's neighbor up the road from him he said that told Ted he learned all of his songs and bass lines from those and Ted hired him as his bass player has been with Ted for quite a few years now . This song hasn't been played or done much live by Ted through the years for some reason but I really like the original studio version of it on the cat scratch fever album and still listen to it to this day at times .
@@peteloomis8456last song on side two
If this recording mix got any muddier we'd have quicksand.
John Blabaum I guess you’re to stupid to understand you’re listening to a PHONE recording. The mix was just fine. SMH. 🤦🏻♂️
@@strutt777 that's right, Wayne. I'm soooo stupid. I was commenting on your recording... With a phone. It's a muddy mess. Maybe take an old Radio Shack cassette recorder to the next show to post for us to enjoy.
Derek St. Holmes is the ONLY reason Ted Nugent's tunes were any good.
Wrong, Derek is GREAT, BUT he gained a reputation PLAYING THE GUITAR DUMBASS
Jus opinions, but Ted is a guitar legend. Derek St. Holmes is musician legend, just relatively unknown
Ted aint shit without Derek
Ahhh, that may be too much. Derek is a God and a Downriver God at that.
Don't forget James Dewar
2nd greatest vocalist EVER. Right next to Paul Rogers
Show would have been better if Ted's mike cut out and only Derek's worked. If I wanted to go to a political rally, I would. When I go to see a Classic rock show, I like some of the nostalgic aspects of them. The political rhetoric absolutely ruins that.
Jim K
Agreed. I pay to hear music, not the political ideas of some idiot.
But, when you buy tickets to see a Ted Nugent show you know what you are getting into. Don't want to hear it? Don't buy a ticket.
Vander615 Gaming
No duh, that's the whole point - Ted is losing fans with this shit. I wouldn't go to one of his shows and I wouldn't even buy one of his albums (hell, I outgrew his childish musical ramblings by the time I was 15 anyway).
That's your prerogative. He still has many loyal fans that still buy tickets to his shows. He is a great musician and great person. I couldn't give two shits about his politics and don't agree 100% with everything he says, but I still like his music. I can't stand Alec Baldwin or Sean Penn when it comes to their political views, which they voice proudly every chance they get, but I will still watch their movies. But then again, I tend not to be as petty as some.
Vander615 Gaming
Yeah, but those two actors don't spend half of every movie forcing the audience to listen to their politics. When you attend one of their films you're not paying any money to hear their political views and you can always change the channel if they're on TV proselytizing.
Just play guitar..Music's great..Drummer wearing an 88 shirt..politics are fucked up..
St Holmes!
I like the (good ole boy ) Ted better
even though i am a conservative, shut up and play.
1:51 "Let's Go!!" ... you said it dude. Could've said it sooner, but at least you said it
Ted if you got something towards mexicans thats what i am ...im a trump supporter my great great grand parents my whole generation were here in Texas just like ive been supporting you ..and for you to say that about mexicans .i think the great white buffalo is about you
I think just my opinion, if it wasnt for Deric st.holms which is underated singer
TED
This should be played at the Trump rally. Ted represents Donald Trump. .
My father was a WWII vet. He flew in 25 bombing missions, was shot down, and taken POW. He thought Nugent was a pussy--the kind of guy who talks a big game but never saw combat. I met a lot of my dad's war buddies, and all were soft-spoken and dignified, not like this clown.
You do know that Ted's father was in the military during WWll ? A lot of his work ethics came from his father telling him if you want something you have to work for it and that's what Ted did by digging up and selling worms delivering news papers and working at a gas station that by the way the owner fired the guy he had because when Ted would come to work he would not only do the full service thing but once done he would start cleaning the shop up and organize things and the owner noticed this and fired the full time employee he had because he was lazy and wouldn't do anything other than pump gas . Ted did all of these things to get enough money to buy his first Gibson Byrdland guitar when he was young to upgrade to a better guitar to start his band eventually called the Lourdes then the Amboy Dukes and if you know anything about these Gibson Byrdland guitars they are fine hand crafted and very expensive guitars when they came out and are worth a fortune today. You also have to figure this is his show and his stage and he tries to put on a stage presence that's his own as a rock warrior and anti government and pro American ways because as you can see we have a lot of government over reach now especially with this administration we have now that's constantly trying to infringe on our constitution and constitutional 2nd amendment rights and a lot of anti American hating people that are politicians that are supposed to work for us that hate America and are trying everything they can to change this country that your and my grandfather fought in WWll keep our freedoms . It's a shame that we have these people who don't care that we had all those soldiers who died for our freedoms that just don't care about it and want to bury it in the past or erase it like they are doing erasing history in the schools and books and stuff like tearing down monuments and Ted definitely sees this as well and it hurts his heart and pisses him off to see what's happening to our once great country and sure he didn't go to Nam but neither did other rockers back in the day with some that actually left the country to hide from the draft where Ted stayed here in the states and dropped out of college and started his career in music which turned out pretty good with over 40 million copies sold and was at one time one of the top rock acts to follow . When he and Derek and Rob Grange and the drummer Cliff Davis would your they were playing over 300 days a year which had to be grueling to say the least but this shows the tenacity of how hard of a work ethic that the whole band had to keep pushing to the top at one point until Ted left the management and record companies and went solo .
@@peteloomis8456 Ted and his dad were boy scouts compared with my father. My dad weighed 80 pounds when he was liberated. He was beaten, starved, and had frostbite. He also had to suffer through the Black Hunger March across Northern Europe. As a guitarist, Ted would not have lasted 30 seconds with great musicians from my dad's day. I can play anything Ted played in my sleep, but I'll never come close to the playing of Joe Pass, or the Great Guitarist group (Herb Ellis, Barney Kessel, and Charlie Byrd). Those guys blew my mind after listening to Ted, Zep, and Aerosmith in high school. Compared with real men and real musicians, Ted is mostly bluster. I love America, but it saddens me that so many people here have such narrow horizons that they believe the bluster. Ted is what others say about Trump: He's a dumb man's smart man and a weak man's strong man. On Trump: For God's sake, the guy inherited $200 million from Daddy and still went bankrupt six times despite ripping off creditors, vendors, employees, and customers (e.g., Trump University). It's amazing that so many people believe his own bluster and think he's a great businessman. He's a con artist and that's all. I pray to God that Americans read more books, listen to a wider variety of music, and travel to more countries. Otherwise, more con artists will be elected into office.
Wtf does WW11 have to do with anything
@@peteloomis8456
Find the f*cking period key already, pal.
bass and drum crash the song
Sorry this sounds horrible.
Rock music and politics just don't mix. As Frank Zappa once said, shut up and play yer guitar.
Like Zappa is a voice for the masses...
Then Zappa went to Congress to lobby against parental warning labels....
How disappointing.
Still playing the same 3 chords he learned from Derek St Holmes
Your comment only shows your ignorance.
Uh, no before Derek was in Ted's band years ago he and Ted used to do those battle for Michigan's best guitar players and Ted won it a few times running against Derek in that competition and was voted Michigan's best guitar player !
Whoever posted this video should have edited out Ted's idiotic political rantings. Less of his voice is heard, the better for humanity.
redredbloodwine A LOT of people agree with his views. If you don’t, don’t watch it. Simple.
Said the lowlife that nobody has ever heard of.
Ted screwed up
Oh Ted is coked up again😂
Dan G you’re an idiot, Ted doesn’t and NEVER has done coke. Maybe we should start telling lies about you on the Internet? Dumb ass.