Montrose (feat. Joe Satriani) 'Rock the Nation' from "The Concert for Ronnie Montrose'
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Montrose (Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani, Bill Church & Denny Carmassi) perform 'Rock the Nation' from 'The Concert for Ronnie Montrose - A Celebration of His Life in Music.'
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Sammy still sounds great - his voice has really held up well.
Yeah, how does he do it?? He must not have drunk too much tequila, thank God! ✌️❤️
Love what Joe does in this… Doesn’t try to make it his own show off exhibition… Honors the spirit and greatness of Ronnie!
Ronnie was a much bigger influence than he every got credit for, it's a sign of respect.
When you throw Bill Church and Denny Camassi into the mix, it becomes an amazing performance all around!
First heard Sammy with Montrose in 1975 on KY102 Kansas City...I thought - this is a guy who you'll be hearing from all the rest of your life. I've been proven correct. To our benefit. Hagar is the reigning king of rock n roll.
MONTROSE. The greatest rock album ever. 1973. Eight killer songs. You should be ashamed if you don't know.
Frank I totally agree.50 years later and the songs on the original album just do not get old. Sammy voice is amazing 35 years later.
No filler like so many albums had then. If you bought the 8-track no clicking through to the next song. WOW.
So great to see Denny behind the drums! One of the very best rock drummers. Thanks Denny your drumming in the 70s along with Bonham, Paice, and Ward were the inspiration for a lot of us young drummers.
Yep. Always loved Denny. One of the best and most solid rock drummers around. His timing and groove is immpecable.
Great drum sound here also. Hats off to the engineer.
yeah...forgot the Professor.
From one of the best rock albums ever. Thanks Sammy, Cheers Ronnie.
Sammy is as great now as he ever was....voice is timeless...screams still give me the chills
Yeah, he has held up and kept going strong through the years. What an inspiration!
Bill “Electric” Church looks like he’s having a BLAST
Kickass version of one the most kickass songs of all time.
Ronnie is smiling in heaven!
I will hand it to Joe. He has the Ronnie Montrose sound down on the guitar. As for Sammie. he hops around pretty good for someone who just turned 70.
Funy part is that the basic Ronie sound from this record was just a '59 Les Paul plugged into a tweed Fender Bandmaster. Watch the live cut from Old Gray Whistle Test.
Seen Montrose soon after the debut album. Ronnie was different and doing stuff others could only dream of. It`s still the finest debut album in the history of rock music.
Montrose has been my go to when I want to rock. That whole album is unreal
I LOVED growing up in the 70’s!!!!
bill church is just loving it
I am totally blown away that Sammy hits every note just like that 70's original record. To me that album is up there with Zep, Hendrix, ZZ Top, all the biggest. Great job Joe and the guys. Funny Joe started it original speed but Denny's like, "Sorry Joe, we're pushing the pedal to the metal on this sucker so try and keep up".
Old school rock...it cooks!!!
awesome , Sammy one of the great rock ,n roll vocalists of all-time!! RIP ROnnie!!
Montrose rocks
Brilliant group love all there music
I got to see Ronnie shortly before he passed away at a club in Santa Clara called ON STEP BEYOND. Today the same building is a dialysis center. All the old rock venues are long gone.
This fuckin' rocks!
SMOKIN JOE WAS GREAT ON THIS. SATRIANI SO SO UNDERRATED.
saw them at beacon nyc1975 and my ears still hurt
This is great this was shortly after Ronnie past I believe this was the dedication to him they did a hell of a job Sammy did it right
Sad to hear about his passing some years back. Still celebrate his years with old Sammy Hagar songs and from Gamma as well.
This song sounds so good with a buzz on. Yeah...
I ordered the LP in 1973...still got it....best tracks?...Rock the Nation and Good Rockin' Tonight..but the whole LP is great.
Joe is wicked great! So glad he is with Sammy and Chicken foot!!
That lead was really great.Kept it like the original.
What a GREAT ALBUM THAT WAS!
Satriani doing Montrose. Nice!!!
Still rockin after all these years!
I loved Ronnie, RIP - heaven must be rockin' Go Sammy, Joe Satriani awesome fucking shit
Sammy and Satch rule
HAPPY TO HAVE A
DEEP PURPLE THAT
FEATURES HIM ON
LEAD GUITAR 😃
NEEDLESS TO SAY
IT F'n ROCKS 🙃
Weed Me
This release - whole album - is in the top 100 all time. First concert 1973-74. Included forhat and mountain. Sammy still sounds the same..."where have all the good times gone"
If you remember them . . . you weren't there. :)
D Smith you're like me, fucking old
That first album....one of the most under-rated records in rock history
Foghat, Mountain and Montrose?? that must have been phenomenal!
I loved that album so freakin much and all the memories that come when hear that song! Thanks a lot.
Denny is a beast.
Sounds just as good as the first time I heard it as a teen, hot damn!
Sammy Hagar was amazing in this band. I am glad he went on to have a decent career. Great guy.
Decent?
@@HankFinkle11 VERY decent, to say the least!
He's worth a couple hundred million bro
RIP Ronnie👋👋👋👋👋👋
Brings back some fond memories. 😍👍
God this is aweseome!!! Never saw this tribute before. RTN is the greatest muscle car song ever recorded! RIP Ronnie!
AHH! That Bill Church!!!! Not bad for an old man on bass.... Like I said in another post it's hard to believe that Sammy and his friends are still kicking A$$ while Van Halen is RETIRED....^_^
+lewis121701 He isnt older than Sammy. He just lets age be natural. He is a great bass player though. The first Montrose record still intrigues me:)
Montrose debut album is perhaps in the top ten of debut albums ever
Don't forget Denny Carmassi! Being a drummer at 60 is harder to be just as dynamic. Physicality!
The electric Church!
Um, Mr. Van Halen is dead now. But he was dead after 1984, and one could argue as soon as he touched a stupid keyboard. Even Ted Templeton couldn’t save them......
Sammy has such a long history of good rockin music. This shit was so good.He still sounds great . Love that Rhythm section !! DENNY kicks ass.Easily in my top five all time BEST rock records ever.
absolute classic Sammy Ronnie&the guys loves this band and Joey
That's what I'm fucking talking' about!
Ronnie was one bad mutha and is dearly missed
This is the song that turned me on to Montrose!
I'm back in high school, loved this...
What a nice easy flow this rock song has...Great tribute to Ronnie..great rock song from my youth .Well done Sammy!!
The debut Montrose album kicked ass and so does this Original lineup minus Ronnie of course .. Respect to Joe Satriani for keepin it real .. Bill and Denny are just having too much fun up there and haven't missed a beat .. Sammy , AWESOME AS ALWAYS .. ROCK ON !!
Saw montrose on this album tour with status quo back in 74. Went initially to watch montrose who had recently played on TOGWT.
Awesome gig.
Wish Sammy would play Montrose and his old hits in concert nowadays
I got the setlist signed by Bill church ✌🏽
Monster group in the day... and this rendition is killer too!
Bill Church!!
The first album that I ever bought back in "76". It's as good today as it was when I first dropped the needle on it back then. Saw Sammy in Chicago a couple of years ago, still rocks like he's 30 yrs old.
Sammy the rock god. Long live the king
Montrose rocked alrite!
The greatest air guitar tune of all time.
Got the German WB pressing with the chic girl on the front of the cover and still love it to no end! This is a great performance that shows how awesome Montrose still rock and what speedy finger Joe Satriani is. Ronnie rocks in heaven - rocking greetings from Germany!
Really enjoyed it! Thanks!
Perfect.
We all miss Ronnie, but Joe is rockin it!
sensacional !!!
The old guys ROCK!
right up there as one of the best rock riffs ever , see you later dude rockin the heavens
👏👏🎸🎶🎼🎵🤘
I want to be in a band with Bill the Electric Church
Joe s is a incredible guitar stud but only Ronnie played those songs with a sound style and a certain pizzazz that nobody has ohh yeah it's great people play them he was under rated in my book s. Montrose was a iconic guitar hero to a lot of players i new and grew up with but only a couple made the way big time and Ronnie had sum major part to do with that he was a very cool nice man i grew up in Sacramento California i meat and got to talk and jam and filled in on bass a few times it's a dream come true long live Ronnie s. Music don't forget gamma rest peace full we miss you And your music lives on and on
that might be the first time I've heard satch play without delay
They don't write 'em like this anymore.
Still remember Montrose and Automatic Man at Winterland
Going to the Anaheim Montrose re union memorial thanks to my bro MARTY V. MAJOR FOR U
Holy shit that was great!
Awesome
Killer drum sound here.
Do you know how many young singers couldn't hit this stuff ? All these years later Sammy isn't even sweating it. Joe has no feel for this IMO.
Hagar is fucking ageless
HALF STEP DOWN SOUNDS SO GOOD!!!
best set of lungs in rock
Awesome.
Magic
JOE SATRIANI Rocked the nation
love so much this
This is so fucking RAD !
Finaly heard Montrose they jam
Sammy ain't missing too many meals.
\m/ AWESOME \m/
First time I saw Joe play live Adrian blue was playing with David Bowie . Adrian shredded Joe . I was amazed
badass!
“Bill Church…the Electric Church!”
Bill "Electric" Church
Datz wutz up pal!
💜💙❤️
Mantap 🇮🇩🇮🇩
I saw Montrose JoJo Gun and Mountain all on the same venue at the Hammond Civic Center.
To this day I'm not quite sure why the entire show ended in an all out riot other than the fact that it was oversold and there were as many people on the outside trying to get in as people on the inside trying to get out because of fights and general Rock Madness.
Mountain can be credited for triggering the actual Riot when they refused to do about a triple encore.... I mean you got to hand it to these guys they were playing their hearts out and then finally said screw this
....this crowd doesn't know when to shut it off and go home we're out of here and that's when all hell broke loose.
My friend and I threw a canvas fire hose out a window and rappeled down the side of the building from the Second Story to get the hell out of there we read about the entire event the next day in the newspapers you can still find it on Google
in the Hammond Times archives
Now that was a show for the record books.
Bad A..!!!!