Thanks for the post. Pat could certainly rock the house back in those days. However, the band became much better with the additions of Tommy Alldridge on drums and Pat Thrall on backup guitar. I highly recomend their live album Go For What You Know.
This is like the 5th Pat Travers video I have seen here on youtube where the sound of the guitar in no way matches the paterns of his picking or finger positions. And the wah wah fluctuations occur magically with no foot pedal action.
PT was definitely one of my guitar heroes-amazing how he nails all the rhythm parts while he's singing. Not easy! And those hip R&B-inflected arrangements, and the feeling he gets when he plays!
Yeah, the PT BBC live CD is still available and features live material from 1977 and 1980. It would be great if the BBC Sights & Sounds TV show featuring Travers was officially released. They released the Nazareth show from 1977, so maybe the PT program will be available in the future....
I saw PT open for Dickie Betts at Winterland and Day on The Green Oakland; AC/DC, VanHalen, PT, and a couple of headliners like Foreigner. Bon Scott, first time VanHalen experience (first album) all from the balcony behind the stage.
First PT song I ever heard back in 76 or 77. I didn't know who it was at first but I was hooked. Many lp's and years later it still rocks. PT's the man!!!
Mars Cowling !!. . .all hail the best bass player I have ever seen live, gigs in the 80's with no noise limit when the bass shook your rib cage. . feel sorry for you young kids today, that will never be allowed again!!
Thanks for the post. Pat could certainly rock the house back in those days. However, the band became much better with the additions of Tommy Alldridge on drums and Pat Thrall on backup guitar. I highly recomend their live album Go For What You Know.
mrgeorgebailey1 4 weeks ago
I would have exploded from within if I had seen this video in 1980 when I first discovered Pat.
jjtcorsair 2 months ago
who is playing drums
vanhalen515084 2 months ago
Exelente tema,muy buenos musicos,manifica epoca.
manny667 7 months ago
Thanks for posting this great vintage video!
GuitarfreakRick 10 months ago
if you think Frank Marino good listen to this guy Pat Travers .riffs wthin riffs raw edgey playing he should have been Bigger!
Pierrro83 1 year ago
Loved them
weiss1432 1 year ago
bass player is awesome!!!!!!!!
flyinv1967 1 year ago
This is like the 5th Pat Travers video I have seen here on youtube where the sound of the guitar in no way matches the paterns of his picking or finger positions. And the wah wah fluctuations occur magically with no foot pedal action.
waveform609 1 year ago
awesome guitar........and the reason i picked one up ,, years ago....
clocktime11 1 year ago
Classic PT!
shredder1965 1 year ago
This was the REAL deal. Mars Cowling is the ever amazing bass player!
Mitchell1Rocks 1 year ago
PAT TRAVERS WILL NEVER DIE
ELITESNIPEZ1 1 year ago
check out that armstrong lucite BASS- Mars was a bad dude
rexparker22 1 year ago
Clive Edwards,awesome drummer Andy barnett
therockplumber1 2 years ago
Hendrixian in all its glory!
Pat is a rock legend.
sirsartana 2 years ago
PT was definitely one of my guitar heroes-amazing how he nails all the rhythm parts while he's singing. Not easy! And those hip R&B-inflected arrangements, and the feeling he gets when he plays!
mgerakos 2 years ago
Love what Pat can do with a guitar. He's totally unique.
gbpphat76 2 years ago
I like the studio version better.
penalx 2 years ago
I like the Go For What You Know version best but this and the studio versions are great also.
I have this on CD and is much better quality.
heartfanjim01 2 years ago
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stemcelllover 2 years ago
Pat was such a good writer back then what happened to that funky progressive style?
Pat is a great legend!! I just love the first five albums!!
zzerovisibility 2 years ago 4
futuriste guitariste pat travers inteligent style music 1970 a 1980 helo zzero . kosta
07kitara 2 years ago
oh oh, It`s a cristal bass guitar,that I see???????
who is the bassist?is peter mars C.?
santyrush 2 years ago
Peter "Mars" Cowling.
One of my early heroes.
mart3442 2 years ago
peter mars cowling
RaPutaDaButa 2 years ago
What a great player, always been one of my faves..Go For What You Know, is the bible of guitar licks...a must have for any guitar player.....
zepncat 2 years ago 7
PT was wayyyyyyy ahead of his time.
ReneeNme 2 years ago
very cool one
BeverlyHills666 2 years ago
magic
robertdegiro 3 years ago
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I wonder if Mars ever played that Dan Armstrong Bass in his Birthday suit?
senny4405 3 years ago
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senny4405 3 years ago
I've got a really good recording of this on an old BBC CD.
doridriver 3 years ago
Yeah, the PT BBC live CD is still available and features live material from 1977 and 1980. It would be great if the BBC Sights & Sounds TV show featuring Travers was officially released. They released the Nazareth show from 1977, so maybe the PT program will be available in the future....
BloozeRockJunky 3 years ago
vocals sound great ... nice mix.
I saw PT open for Dickie Betts at Winterland and Day on The Green Oakland; AC/DC, VanHalen, PT, and a couple of headliners like Foreigner. Bon Scott, first time VanHalen experience (first album) all from the balcony behind the stage.
photopicker 3 years ago
First PT song I ever heard back in 76 or 77. I didn't know who it was at first but I was hooked. Many lp's and years later it still rocks. PT's the man!!!
jocko21 3 years ago
Mars Cowling !!. . .all hail the best bass player I have ever seen live, gigs in the 80's with no noise limit when the bass shook your rib cage. . feel sorry for you young kids today, that will never be allowed again!!
bcfc1961 3 years ago 6
Right on, friend! Mars was THE MAN, and I'm willing to bet he could still blow the lug nuts off most of today's bassists!
BloozeRockJunky 3 years ago 5
mars is my idol and hero
rickschade 3 years ago
@BloozeRockJunky I would agree.
rickschade 1 year ago
Absolutely. MC was awesome. Trying to play him note for note off the Go for what you know album was the thing to do when I was in high school.
trinzeon 3 years ago
@bcfc1961 O man Concerts were loud in the 70s. Nothing at all like nowadays.
56BUICKRiviera 1 year ago
Dig that see-thru bass Mars Cowling is playing on this song!
SixStringJay 3 years ago
im tat pravers bitch
oiyabastard 3 years ago