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RONNIE MONTROSE *Was He More Than Just a Crazy Hard Rocker?* Find Out!
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- Ronnie Montrose was the guitarist and founding member of his bands Montrose and Gamma. He created some of the best sounding songs of early 70's hard rock. Along with Sammy Hagar, they teamed up to write songs for the Montrose debut album that are still considered timeless in hard rock & roll. He was a studio musician and producer.
I still listen to Gamma to this day. Great music!
I was blessed to see Ronnie a few times. Hearing of his death made me so sad. I felt we lost a true American Rocker. Who didn't get enough credit.
Ronnie was one of the best.I dont think he really got a lot of credit for what he accomplished in the 'Rock World.'Long live Montrose.
Yeah I agree!
Ronnie was his own worst enemy. If he had kept on the same path as the first two albums and kept Hagar he may have reached the heights he yearned for. His ego got in the way. That being said, the first Montrose album is one of my top three rock albums.
Thanks very much River Docs ✌️
You're very welcome Dimebag. Thank you for watching!
I saw and heard Ronnie Montrose play with the Edgar Winter band in '72 or '73. Altho I came to see Edgar play his portable piano, I was also blown away by Ronnie's guitar work!!!
"Virtuosity of the heart" sounds 'bout right. Excellent episode, sir.
Top 5 guitarist for me 👍👍🤘
Excellent Work Doc's!! Never knew that much about Ronnie and wow!! Did he do some Rocking and with some of the Best too!!
Glad to see you are getting Stuff all figured out with New software and Hardware plus Ben told me about some other stuff. Hope all is well with you & yours!? Keep on bringing it home Doc's and eill try and catch you on the side my Music-In-Law Brother 🤘🎸🤠
I'm doing good Ryan. Just a lot of work trying to keep up.
Thank doc!! Another good one!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I got the 🔥 fire bad ass guitar work from ronnie
I’m enjoying your channel very much! Thank you.
You're welcome. Glad you enjoy it!
Rd,
Thank you!! I continue to learn from your work.
I was fortunate to see Montrose live in the mid 70's. That tour was Nugent, Foghat and Montrose. Wow did they ROCK. I bought their first album and tried to wear it out. What an under rated master of the guitar. Still to this day as a man getting up years I have to crank up the volume. Great work. Boe 👍
You're welcome Boe, and thank you too. Appreciate you watching!
His debut album is absolutely fantastic.
What a fantastic video have a wonderful weekend ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you! You too!
I was lucky enough to see Ronnie in GAMMA, with Denny Carmassi on drums - what a combo they were!
Stund , always am with the genius from Ronnie Montrose's music .
I also love Ronnie Montrose's work on "MISTER BONES" Rare pics I've never seen before on
Ronnie Montrose / River Docks
Thanks for listening
RIP Ronald Douglas Montrose
Thanks guys, i saw Montrose on the Quo tour in 74. I already knew who Ronnie was from his Edgar Winter days.❤R I P Ronnie.
according to a 1999 interview with Chuck Ruff, Ronnie Montrose played the Free Ride solo on " They Only Come Out At Night " album
Great video! Thanks for making it.
Ronnie Montrose influenced me immensely on guitar. I remember seeing him play on IN CONCERT ( I believe?), with the Edgar Winter Group.
As time progressed I bought all the Montrose and Gamma albums. Eventually in the digital age I bought most of his solo albums on CD.
Open Fire, Territory, Speed Of Sound, The Diva Station, Mutàntis Mutandis, Music From Here and Mr. Bones are all on different labels and sometimes difficult to obtain. They are timeless recordings!
There was a side to his playing that was reminiscent of The Ventures and also a very skilled Jazz Rock style . He was also a fine acoustic player. A lot of people are unaware of his diversity as a guitarist.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
I'd read Ronnie's main gtr back then was a '58 Les Paul. I was fortunate to see a show on his final tour. Shortly thereafter he was gone. RIP RonMon.
I really enjoyed The album "Jump on it". It's NOT one of his best known, but one of my favorites Thanks Doc for the fine memories. 😊.
Glad you enjoyed it
good one Doc. another song off ,they only come out at night I liked was , Just Hanging Around. Rock-On-R/D
Thanks Dennis!
I was privileged to see the original Montrose lineup open for Humble Pie at the Old Hershey Park arena in Hershey Pennsylvania. One hell of a great concert! And then sometime later I believe Montrose opened for Robin Trower, with singer Bob James. That was also a killer concert. That one was at the Spectrum in Philadelphia.
At the Spectrum, Ronnie was touring for the Jump On It, Robin headlined and Rush was the opening band.
@@phactbob Oh yes, I remember now. That's when Rush was just getting started. Just turned 67 years old last month. I've been to quite a few shows over the years. I live in Tennessee now.
Sammy, enough said.
Great channel. Thanks again....
Thanks for watching!
On rewatching Ronnie's not dead
All I can say is this Paper Money is an absolute masterpiece. It's one of my top three favorite one of my top 5 lps. Every song and Sammy singing is just a masterpiece. There's not a bad song on that album.
Great Video on another under rated Steller Guitarist.
Back in the late 1970s my band, The Rich, performed the song “Starliner”. Since I was fronting the band on acoustic guitar and flute I rejoined the band on my Rickenbacker bass and we performed it with me playing fuzz bass, a regular bass, electric guitar and drums. I wrote another song so that we could keep the vibe going another four minutes. Since then, I’ve written three or four dozen songs for double harmonies bass players. (I had to edit this comment because instead of the word ‘drums,’ my spellcheck put ‘drugs.’)
Another goodun RD
Thanks!
I read the Les Paul Ronnie used on 1st Montrose album was his absolute favorite. And was stolen at a gig. He had the serial numbers for it and later tracked down that guitarist Gary Moore had bought it from someone. Ronnie team sent all the proof of ownership to Moore but they ended up in legal battle over it. Then Ronnie died and later Gary Moore Moore passed away so don't know who has it now.
I love the first two Montrose albums and think that the great sound still sounds great. You just have to turn it up loud.
Yep. Volume goes to 10! lol
@@RiverDocs actually you need big speaker cabinets, which were very common in the 70s and 1980s to re-create that live rock ‘n’ roll sound.
@@richarddelconnorSurprisingly, Ronnie used a 3x10 combo to record with. He wore the speakers out so fast he had to have two sets and alternate them - one set was always being repaired!
He Made Sammy Hagar Famous .........
Nah,V.H.did
He was Famous Long before VH .....Your To Young to Remember .......
I have always heard he used a Fender Prinston on his first album.
Big Muff and wah.
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