Ronnie Montrose - Full Concert - 11/30/11 - Wolfgang's Vault (OFFICIAL)
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- Ronnie Montrose - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 11/30/2011 - Wolfgang's Vault (San Francisco, CA)
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Setlist:
0:00:00 - Rock The Nation
0:04:12 - Voyager
0:11:14 - I Got the Fire
Summary:
Ronnie Montrose is a legend amongst guitar players. With his eponymous quartet he defined the sound of guitar-driven hard rock for a generation of players at a time when most American bands were being outpaced by the ferocious riffing of their counterparts across the pond. But while the success of Montrose garnered him great acclaim and helped to bring vocalist Sammy Hagar to the world stage, Ronnie was never content to follow one path for too long, and his career would see him continue to stretch his playing and explore many different styles as a solo performer, band member and session guitarist.
More recently, Ronnie had returned to his rock 'n' roll roots, touring steadily with a powerful rhythm section comprised of Steve Brown and Dan McNay (drums and bass respectively) along with vocalist Randy Scoles, who calls to mind the classic singers of '70s hard rock like Paul Rodgers. It was this group that we were lucky to capture in a truly one-of-a-kind session, recorded just before some warm-up gigs leading up to the filming of Ronnie's latest DVD release at the Uptown Theatre in Napa, California. During our recording, the Vault was honored to host many of the band's family and friends in celebration of not only the session, but also the guitarist's 64th birthday. It was a very special evening, and we are pleased to present to you the results: Ronnie Montrose, in one of his final recorded performances.
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Dude is nailing the vocals!! Sad Ronnie is gone
I know Ur so right. I was there, saw him, sooo true! Awesome! 🙏🎸💞😇 And the so few clapping, doesn't give him creedence. We Love U Ronnie! 🥰🙏
Yeah, sounds a lot like Sammy.
@birage9885 he was my old co worker
Bought the 1st Montrose album 3 times. And the cassette twice.
A true R & R masterpiece.
Yeah, the vinyl, the cd and the remastered cd. Me too.
Montrose - Bad Motor Scooter
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RIP Ronnie. Your influence on me is was huge. Thanks for some of the greatest rock and roll ever made!
Ditto!!!!
Simple, Badass, Tone from hell, Ronnie Montrose was a force back in the early 70’s. He doesn’t get enough love. The 1973 self titled album Montrose was one of the decades BEST rock albums.
Amen !!!!!!!
Him and crew definitely rocked the nation.
Montrose and Hager =the band Montrose
One of my favorites
Perfect guitar tone by Ronnie.
sounds even better than his les paul did
This is one year before Ronnie died, it's very sad. We will always love you, you were one of the greatest. RIP Ronnie Montrose.
The drummer looks like he's really enjoying himself. What a band!
One of my absolute favorite guitarists and a huge influence on my guitar playing. I was devastated when I heard of his passing. 😢
So sad ,depression you never know what its like unless you have it ,you see Ronnie on stage looking like he is having a good time ..but deep down he was probably hurting inside .. losing his uncle and his dog on top of this possibly tipped him over the edge ..His music will live on ,some of the Best Rock Riffs / songs in history ..The simplicity of the riffs with a great sense of rhythm is what made them ..thanks for the music Ronnie ...i wish i could have met you in person ..R.I.P.
The tone from Ronnie's guitar is frikking awesome! That what an electric rock guitar is supposed to sound like!
i thought that too the guitar tone wow!!!!!!!!!!!
Ronnie Montrose a absolute monster on the guitar and responsible in so many ways for arguably one of the greatest rock and roll albums of all time without a doubt and titled as MONTROSE. RIP R.M.
One of the few gems that few get to see, but when they do, they marvel at the beauty. Ronnie was a good man, friend, and mentor. Miss you Ronnie ❤️
RIP Ronnie. You were a rocker through and through. I enjoyed you music since I was a teenager.
Been listening to Ronnie since I was a kid and now in my 50’s I’m just blown away by how good he plays!
What an incredible treasure. Ronnie was truly a master originator on guitar. Legendary even back in the 1970’s when he was creating the incredible tone he spoke thru his guitar 🎸
Ronnie had the talent, the ear and the inner drive to create some of the best rock guitar riffs of all time. Thank you Ronnie!
Well said. He truly did.
The singer is xtremely impressive he sounds a llot like Sammy Hagar and Davey Pattison.
i met Ronnie back in the 80s when he did i stint with the band RAIL he was so cool and we had so much fun i miss him what a great guy thanks for the great time we had Ronnie
This is so cool. Seeing Ronnie old still rocking brings smiles to my face and fires me up all over again.
RIP Guitar God
Versatle singer. Has a good Sammy voice and I'll bet he covers Bad Co. tunes also very good.
this just smokes. Power trio with a great vocalist. Ronnie on fire. Been a fan since i was 15. One of my all time guitar heroes. Glad to see him playing these classic songs. Looks like they are having a ball. Rock n Roll.
He's been in my top 10 guitarists forever
Honest, impassioned guitar playing from the heart. Music doesn't get any better. I miss Ronnie.
My God...how I miss this kind of raw energy guitar and blues guitar playing rock and roll. Incredible talent. The vocals are great also.
I really miss Ronnie...This singer is really good.
The singer is Randy Scoles.
Thanks Stephanie. I had that voice about 30 years ago myself...I've sang most of Montrose's 1st three albums in various bands. Now only Sammy sings like Sammy...lol
Got videos I can watch?
Videos of what?? lol
Road King Upi singing :)
The smile on Ronnie's face. 🙂
Ronnie was my first guitar hero before Eric and Jimmy Page. Saw him at Wow Hall in Eugene, OR circa 2011. So much fun! His playing is so much fun to listen too!
Wow. Ronnie passed away only three months later. He still had it till the end!
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE, Ronnie is THE MAN !!!!
F****** singers awesome Ronnie Montrose is still got it man God bless you rest in peace brother much love man much love this sadly missed man
Watching this on Christmas Eve 2022, oh Ronnie, you were such a loss. Too young to see Montrose although I loved them , Gamma I saw live at Manchester In the 80's. Such a great loss, a fantastic musician and man.
Ronnie was an original great for sure! This guy Randy Scoles sounds like Sammy and Gamma! Excellent! 🎸
I don't know how may times I have watched this, Thank you!
The band is tight, Randy Scoles is A+ on vocals. Great find by Montrose.
Would have been cool they would have recorded some new music together.
RIP Ronnie
Hey cuz! I listen to it a ton as well nothin will ever be close to Ronnies tone and sound
Look up Keith St John singing this Montrose. He is so much better
The guy on vocals nails Hagar’s voice. Excellent.
It reminds of the paramount in Seattle Montrose old days and mountain Montrose blew mountain away
Davey as well as this guy sings better than Hagar, IMHO.
Naw...Sammy's voice is deeper, this guy has a higher voice.
Good singer, but I prefer the deeper tone of Hagar.
I would say, he's his own voice. Excellent.
I spend my time like there ain't gonna be no more.
Ronnie's phenomenal guitar brilliance undoubtedly made him one of the GOAT's 🐐 🐐 🎶🎶🎸🔥🔥
RIP Mr.Montrose.
Saw Montrose on about 1977 on a bill with Van Halen (the opener) and Journey. Montrose kicked ass.
Vocalist is somewhat of a cross between Sammy Hagar and Paul Rogers... at least to my ears. Great voice!
To me, he sounds more like Sammy Hagar than Sammy Hagar does.
His voice isn't as high as Sammy's was when he was in Montrose.
I seen Montrose and mountain paramount 73 in Seattle was the best Montrose blue mountain away
@Redrum and kinda resembles paul too. hes damn good.
Frank Ribery (optically)!
Pretty good drummer and bass player, and yet WOW just with one of the all time greatest rock guitarists, makes it sound like 10 in the band. How does that happen?! Great singer too, who reminds me of James Dewar from Trower. What a guitarist. Will never forget taking the plastic off of the Montrose album. RIP Mr. Montrose
10 years ago today we lost a great one.
What TONE!!!!!!
Absolutely
This ia ABSOLUTELY AMAZING THEY SOUND SO GOOD.. Voyager brings me to Tears evertime I here it ...reminds me of my Dad ! Rip POPS AND RONNY YOU'LL LIFE FOREVER.
"I Got The Fire" = rifforama ecstasy! Ronnie up close and just killing it with his ferocious tone and always tasty choice of notes! Heaven gained yet another master musician!
I saw him in his heyday at Rockefellers in Houston, he was awesome. Such a talent! Rock Candy & Rock the Nation. A true rock N roller! U can see it here. 🎸💞🙏
Absolutely Awesome! I always loved the guys in the 70"s that could shred a guitar. Ronnie was the best at it. RIP Ronnie
This reminds of me getting together with some old highschool friends from back when playing in bands was total S..t!!!! In the 80s!!!! Back in the day sometimes we would jam in someones garage or at a school hall!!! Getting back together to play and jam for sheer fun and joy of the music!!!!😊😊😊😊😊 RIP Ronnie!!!😢🥲 I miss you as a cool ROCK/musician who influenced me!!!! And many other musicians!!! Out there!!!!😊
So Great!!! Any rocker growing up in California in the 1970's remembers this great song. So many memories. Take's me right back to Sunken City in San Pedro, Ca. 1979. Smoking dope and rocking. Oh yeah, drinking 32 oz Budweisers too. Great Post.
Ronnie ❤ montrose
Genius guitar player
Killer little gig.. RIP, Ronnie, only pro i ever met, Keystone PA, '84.
I'll never forget it.
1972 Ronnie Montrose was the Frankenstein in Edgar Winters Band. A Guitar Monster witnessed during a Georgia Tech Concert that year with West, Bruce and Lang the headliner. Thanks Ronnie, your missed.
ronny montrose is missed deeply by all..he was really a great musican but better person who helped many starving artists make it to the big time..renoruona...reno nevada
See that grin even the great Ronnie Montrose can't believe he came up with the opening riff to Rock the Nation.
Looks like Ronnie was having a blast...R.I.P.
Thank you Ronnie for giving us the music that we all love I still listen to you on records and always will.
One of the best ever, playing in a library. Fantastic
This has such an awesome sound! Miss you Ronnie!
RIP RON MOTROSE WOW YOU WHERE A AWESOME GIFT FROM THE MAN UP STAIRS -YEAH
Oh my God in heaven, how did we let him slip through our hands???
I'm so happy I got to see him in concert. It was during the Warner Brothers presents Montrose album. Montrose opened for Foghat who opened for Black Oak Arkansas.
And what respect I have for a guy really knows music and makes that sound so beautiful
That band in heaven just Rocks more and more every year.
ronnie is solid as a rock..singer is.....exceptional!!
Never got a chance to see him but was certainly an musical influence on me, i remember learning a few of his songs, they were fairly simple but not simple to play with his kind of finesse ! Excellent vocalist, bass and drums !!!
I got to see Ronnie in the 70s at a club and sat right next to the stage. I was amazed.
Wow bet that was a good night
Thank you for posting this intimate concert footage! Ronnie was a treasure.
Awesome. Voyager has always been one of my favorite Montrose Gamma songs.
met ronnie in newcastle england 1975 or76 on the warner brothers presents tour,told him after that performance i would throw away my guitar.met him ten years later,he remembered me and asked me if i'd thrown the guitar away.i told him i now had four and after watching gamma all four would go in the bin.GENIOUS sadly missed
Ronnie had a great memory for his fans. I met him at a show in Sacramento where he opened for Trower on. the Speed of Sound tour. When a mutual friend introduced us, the first thing he did was HAND ME HIS GUITAR! Neck like a baseball bat. He just knew I played. I thanked him for all the great music, and told him I loved his tone. He offered to sell me the rig when the tour was over. I took him up on that, and used it for years. Every time I saw him after that, it was first name basis. He made you feel important enough to remember. I loved him for that as much as for his incredible chops and tasty phrasing!
Great story! Thanks!
Great songs from our lives, man. Legend. Never forget.
God blessed us with Ronnie Montrose then like so many others he brought his jewel back home...
This is way better than great !!! This music makes me test the limits of stereo equipment. Rest peacefully Ronnie. And thank you for all this great music.
Reading all coments, you kats are making me crack up, fun stuff in musician world. Hope you all are doing o.k. . . .Love this clip ,Ronnie was one of a kind.
Thank you for posting this! Thank God for You Tube. Ronnie was a master musician and I have many wonderful memories of seeing him live. He is truly missed by all of us. Rock on forever Ronnie!
So much raw talent in those two hands...awesome to watch!
Heard first Montrose album at 13 years old. Seen them in concert a year later at Greensboro Coliseum front row. Never forget it. Keep rocking.
QUITE INCREDIBLE THE BLUES STUFF REMINDS ME OF HENDRIX OR TROWER WOW IMPECCABLE EVERYTHING A MASTERPIECE IM STUNNED BROUGHT ME TO TEARS
Paul Cormier yep definitely pieces of Trower one of my favorites Robin Trower
My ears are still ringing from listening to the first album in the 70s
So sad that Ronnie not here. I was shocked when I looked him up on wiki and read that his passing was self inflicted. I knew he had prostate cancer and suffered. So sorry Ronnie, you are missed!
Depression was the base/underlying cause...His wife stated he had a rough childhood and suffered from low self esteem and depression his whole life
@@davidpearlactorteacherbizman So sad for a man that had so much talent.
I am a veteran of numerous live recordings at dive bars with bands of dubious talent. One night with these guys, Lord, that’s all I ask. 💰
Good stuff! Love Ronnies playing and style. Long live his and the music Montrose made
Sammy Hagar's evil twin !! In 73 I saw Ronnie playing for the Edgar Winter group. Was blown away by Ronnie's playing and antics in his white jump suit. A year later saw Montrose warming up for Humble Pie. Montrose tore the place up, Denny kicked a hole in his bass drum, the roadies hauled Humble Pie's bass drum out for him, threw a towel over the "Humble Pie" logo and they kept going. They blew the roof off that auditorium that night. Ronnie is unforgettable.
Terry Bell
The white jump suit in 73 was Rick Derringer not Ronnie Montrose
What an experience,I can only imagine.
Quelle ambiance, j'adore, le maitre à la guitare pas la peine de le présenter, sauf pour ceux ou celle qui on moins de 50 ans !!!
C'est du lourd les amis, je sais de quoi je parle et n'allez me contredire, c'est géant leur prestation, quel dommage
que Ronnie Montrose soit partie si tôt... On n'est que de passage sur terre, mais ce mec, il m'a fait rêvé des années dans les 70's et 80's
sans connaitre son physique car Internet n'existait à l'époque les mec...
Merci pour le partage, je revis...
I was there that night. I catered the after party for Ronnie's 64th birthday. Ronnie and his wife Leighsa were super cool. Listening to Ronnie tell stories about the different bands and people on the wall of pictures was awesome.
Miss u Ronnie 🙏🏻
Great stuff! Saw Ronnie with The Edgar Winter Group in 1972. Shame he is gone....also a shame his bands never lasted very long
GREAT video. Thanks
Saw him and Sammy at the Boston Music Hall 1974? With Robin Trower...Boy was I spoiled!
Steve Brown (little 'bad ass' brother of Wild Mick Brown - from Dokken) on drums. Dan McNay on Bass- currently plays with Great White. and...that's Randy Scoles singing; who currently is in The Greg Golden Band. all these fine gentelmen getting to play with Ronnie, are Sacramento Boys. of course, that other fella, Legend Guitarist Ronnie M...needs no introduction. this outfit was tops. and what a thrill it must have been for all of them to have the privilege to play with Ronnie, and be afforded this amazing experience. Kudo's to them all. Guys...this is Glenn, from Northrup. great Video and Setlist here.
Great stuff. So sorry he left us in such agony. It seems so strange that someone who could go nearly anywhere in the world and play great music to legions of fans could find reasons to check out just 4 months after this performance. Such a pity. By all accounts Ronnie was respected as a top player and truly nice human being. Hey though, Randy Scoles sure can belt it out, great singer.
Hey man, thanks for your kind words ❤️ I was fortunate enough to know him during his last 8 years. He was, and still is one in a million. He was very kind to myself and "my band" how to get along, keep working, and move forward. His cell number is still on my phone, along with others who have moved on. Thank you for showing so much respect for Ronnie. He deserves it ❤️
@@beaveittoleaver2327 Who are the bass and drummer? Bass player looks familiar. Thanks
So Awesome, thank you for sharing, and thank you Ronnie...you are missed
In 1975 I saw a local band called Redwing, then Montrose, then Elvin Bishop and the Guess Who. Here in Sacramento.
My god… his tone is impeccable.
Thank you Ronnie miss your great guitar playing!
Used to see him and Sammy on $2 tuesdays at Winterland. R.I.P.
Miss you Ronnie....
singer's got hella good rock n roll pipes!
I remember when this album came out, of course I had to buy it a few times, and it’s still in my car❤…..
Ronnie was one of the good guy's.
Randy Scoles from Sacramento, CA on vocals.
Great guy. I get the pleasure of bullshitting with him every year
That voice is amazing!! Ronnie should have been a mega- star. Getting rid of Sammy was a big mistake!! But I guess he realized that over the years. But... the real music people knew him and bought his music over the years! Gamma was a killer group and the first Montrose album is amount the 50 greatest rock albums of all time. Ronnie- your music lives on and so do you through it bro!!
@@themaverickswon well.......tell him him a bad dude. in a bullshitting way. nah....just give it to him straight. hes powerful and has great unwavering tone.
@@thedoobiesistersandsackbla5718
He goes to an anniversary party with his band every year. Real chill guy. Dude sings for like 4 hours a night its insane
@@themaverickswonthe music lives. whats his bands name?
That is extremely tight playing, excellent,every musician and the amazing singer. Montrose looked like he was truly enjoying that. I saw his expression when the solo for I got the fire came, he kind of winced, but he nailed it good.
God Bless Ronnie Montrose
Outstanding sound quality
Wow! He makes the guitar look effortless. Great live band
Dearly missed by all